UNC looked horrible Friday. It seems to me that they are running through Barnes, and if you are revolving your offense around a freshman then that doesn't seem wise to me. As good as he is, if he doesnt have a good shooting night then UNC will struggle. Vanderbilt shown its ability to hang with WVU and beat Nebraska pretty handily. I don't trust Barnes to have a solid night. Should be a close game and could go either way
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Quote Originally Posted by amd:
What's keeping you off UNC?
UNC looked horrible Friday. It seems to me that they are running through Barnes, and if you are revolving your offense around a freshman then that doesn't seem wise to me. As good as he is, if he doesnt have a good shooting night then UNC will struggle. Vanderbilt shown its ability to hang with WVU and beat Nebraska pretty handily. I don't trust Barnes to have a solid night. Should be a close game and could go either way
Purdue’s first 2 games of the year
came against cupcakes Howard (76-40) and Alcorn St. (103-48). Oakland opened the season with a 95-71 loss
at West Virginia, followed up by a road win at Ohio (78-66). Oakland, Summit League champs from last year,
will be a little tougher task for the Boilers.
Through
2 games, Purdue ranks 2nd nationally in both Assists/game and Rebounds/game
(which really impresses me considering how bad they were last year at
rebounding). What I’ve been really
impressed with is the bench play for Purdue so far, as Painter has been going
10 guys deep early in both games, and the production they are getting is
impressive. Sophomore guard John Hart
has been shooting the ball like crazy and I expect him to have a bigger role as
the season continues. The frontcourt has
done well to compliment JaJuan Johnson (Bade, Marcius, and Carroll) have all
done a great job, allowing JJ to be fresh when he needs to as opposed to last
season where he played almost the entire game.
Purdue
prides (no pun intended) on playing exceptional defense, and through two games
have absolutely caused havoc for both Howard and Alcorn St, and I expect this
to continue against Oakland.
Oakland
is led by potential NBA first round draft pick center Keith Benson (16 ppg, 10
rpg). In both games for the Grizzlies they’ve shown the ability to be aggressive
on the offensive side, getting to the FT line 22 times against WVU and 35 times
against Ohio.
The
keys for Purdue are to a) force Oakland to make shots on the perimeter and b)
the frontcourt defense for Purdue. With
their frontcourt being a lot bigger and better than seasons past it will be
hard to get Benson good looks on the block, and if Oakland has an off shooting
night then it could be game over quickly.
This
line has me confused. Only -11.5? I had
it pegged to be around -17. A difference
in this many points has me very excited.
My play:
PURDUE -11.5 (4U – BIG Play)
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Purdue (2-0) vs. Oakland (1-1)
Purdue’s first 2 games of the year
came against cupcakes Howard (76-40) and Alcorn St. (103-48). Oakland opened the season with a 95-71 loss
at West Virginia, followed up by a road win at Ohio (78-66). Oakland, Summit League champs from last year,
will be a little tougher task for the Boilers.
Through
2 games, Purdue ranks 2nd nationally in both Assists/game and Rebounds/game
(which really impresses me considering how bad they were last year at
rebounding). What I’ve been really
impressed with is the bench play for Purdue so far, as Painter has been going
10 guys deep early in both games, and the production they are getting is
impressive. Sophomore guard John Hart
has been shooting the ball like crazy and I expect him to have a bigger role as
the season continues. The frontcourt has
done well to compliment JaJuan Johnson (Bade, Marcius, and Carroll) have all
done a great job, allowing JJ to be fresh when he needs to as opposed to last
season where he played almost the entire game.
Purdue
prides (no pun intended) on playing exceptional defense, and through two games
have absolutely caused havoc for both Howard and Alcorn St, and I expect this
to continue against Oakland.
Oakland
is led by potential NBA first round draft pick center Keith Benson (16 ppg, 10
rpg). In both games for the Grizzlies they’ve shown the ability to be aggressive
on the offensive side, getting to the FT line 22 times against WVU and 35 times
against Ohio.
The
keys for Purdue are to a) force Oakland to make shots on the perimeter and b)
the frontcourt defense for Purdue. With
their frontcourt being a lot bigger and better than seasons past it will be
hard to get Benson good looks on the block, and if Oakland has an off shooting
night then it could be game over quickly.
This
line has me confused. Only -11.5? I had
it pegged to be around -17. A difference
in this many points has me very excited.
My play:
Purdue’s first 2 games of the year
came against cupcakes Howard (76-40) and Alcorn St. (103-48). Oakland opened the season with a 95-71 loss
at West Virginia, followed up by a road win at Ohio (78-66). Oakland, Summit League champs from last year,
will be a little tougher task for the Boilers.
Through
2 games, Purdue ranks 2nd nationally in both Assists/game and Rebounds/game
(which really impresses me considering how bad they were last year at
rebounding). What I’ve been really
impressed with is the bench play for Purdue so far, as Painter has been going
10 guys deep early in both games, and the production they are getting is
impressive. Sophomore guard John Hart
has been shooting the ball like crazy and I expect him to have a bigger role as
the season continues. The frontcourt has
done well to compliment JaJuan Johnson (Bade, Marcius, and Carroll) have all
done a great job, allowing JJ to be fresh when he needs to as opposed to last
season where he played almost the entire game.
Purdue
prides (no pun intended) on playing exceptional defense, and through two games
have absolutely caused havoc for both Howard and Alcorn St, and I expect this
to continue against Oakland.
Oakland
is led by potential NBA first round draft pick center Keith Benson (16 ppg, 10
rpg). In both games for the Grizzlies they’ve shown the ability to be aggressive
on the offensive side, getting to the FT line 22 times against WVU and 35 times
against Ohio.
The
keys for Purdue are to a) force Oakland to make shots on the perimeter and b)
the frontcourt defense for Purdue. With
their frontcourt being a lot bigger and better than seasons past it will be
hard to get Benson good looks on the block, and if Oakland has an off shooting
night then it could be game over quickly.
This
line has me confused. Only -11.5? I had
it pegged to be around -17. A difference
in this many points has me very excited.
My play:
PURDUE -11.5 (4U – BIG Play)
I don't bet much outside of the MWC, but I like this play.
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Quote Originally Posted by PurduePride2206:
Purdue (2-0) vs. Oakland (1-1)
Purdue’s first 2 games of the year
came against cupcakes Howard (76-40) and Alcorn St. (103-48). Oakland opened the season with a 95-71 loss
at West Virginia, followed up by a road win at Ohio (78-66). Oakland, Summit League champs from last year,
will be a little tougher task for the Boilers.
Through
2 games, Purdue ranks 2nd nationally in both Assists/game and Rebounds/game
(which really impresses me considering how bad they were last year at
rebounding). What I’ve been really
impressed with is the bench play for Purdue so far, as Painter has been going
10 guys deep early in both games, and the production they are getting is
impressive. Sophomore guard John Hart
has been shooting the ball like crazy and I expect him to have a bigger role as
the season continues. The frontcourt has
done well to compliment JaJuan Johnson (Bade, Marcius, and Carroll) have all
done a great job, allowing JJ to be fresh when he needs to as opposed to last
season where he played almost the entire game.
Purdue
prides (no pun intended) on playing exceptional defense, and through two games
have absolutely caused havoc for both Howard and Alcorn St, and I expect this
to continue against Oakland.
Oakland
is led by potential NBA first round draft pick center Keith Benson (16 ppg, 10
rpg). In both games for the Grizzlies they’ve shown the ability to be aggressive
on the offensive side, getting to the FT line 22 times against WVU and 35 times
against Ohio.
The
keys for Purdue are to a) force Oakland to make shots on the perimeter and b)
the frontcourt defense for Purdue. With
their frontcourt being a lot bigger and better than seasons past it will be
hard to get Benson good looks on the block, and if Oakland has an off shooting
night then it could be game over quickly.
This
line has me confused. Only -11.5? I had
it pegged to be around -17. A difference
in this many points has me very excited.
My play:
PURDUE -11.5 (4U – BIG Play)
I don't bet much outside of the MWC, but I like this play.
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