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Cornell at Kentucky (03/25/2010)

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Away:  Cornell [18-10 ATS]
Home:  Kentucky [19-15 ATS]

Game Time: 9:55 PM
Stadium: Carrier Dome

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Team Leaders:

Cornell:
Points: Ryan Wittman (17.8)
Assists: Louis Dale (4.8)
Rebounds: Jeff Foote (8.1)

Kentucky:
Points: John Wall (16.9)
Assists: John Wall (6.4)
Rebounds: DeMarcus Cousins (10.0)

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Over 147.5

Kentucky has the size to dominate Cornell inside and, Cornell being one of the best passing and shooting teams I have seen, should be able to get plenty of open shots and put up some points
 
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Cornell +9

 
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Like the over too. Gotta figure KY wins the game with sheer size and athleticism, something that Wisc sorely lacked, but I think Cornell makes enough 3s to keep it in single digits but it could just as easily be another 30 point win for KY if Cornell isn't hitting 3s so I'll stick to the over. 
 
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Kentucky will get rattled in this one as the Big Red can hit 3s in bunches, the youth of Kentucky will show as they will not be able to weather the storm....

Definately Cornell with the points

Small play Cornell Money Line
 
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Kentuky to the final 4 for sure..
 
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put it on my momma!
 
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I just can't see how cornell can hang with UK.  But I couldn't see how they could take a Temple team that honestly should have been a 3 seed.  I hope they pull it out, but doubtful they will. 
 
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Kentucky's athletic players will toughen up on defense, which will not allow Cornell to shoot open jumpers.  Cornell's 3 point shots will be contested all game and Kentucky will eventually wear down Cornell and win by double digits.
 
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Cornell +9, but may loose the game, wouldn't take them moneyline unless small amount
 
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I love this over!!!
 
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Cornell Cornell Cornell ML
 
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This is a trap game for Kentucky if I've ever seen one. With the injury to the WVU point guard Kentucky is a heavy favoriteto win the East region. They play cinderella Cornell and if they win either Washington or Bryant-less WVU. Cornell has been the suprise so far but it isn't hard to see why. They are a good team, they lead the NCAA in 3-pt fg %, have size, athleticism, experience, depth, and they are smart. They hung with Kansas @ Kansas and beat Temple and Wisconsin, 2 of the top defensive teams. They are playing in Syracuse which is about 45 minutes or so away, a place where they play every year, and will have a good size fan base. They shoot better than Kentucky in fg %, 3pt %, ft%. They have the size and strength to match them every where on the court. Here's to Kentucky going to the final four!!

Cornell +8

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I can't help but think that if I pick Cornell, Its going to end up being a game where we finally start to see why Cornell is a 12 seed and Kentucky is the 1st seed.  Cornell's streak will probably come to an end, and they just won't be able to stay with UK.
 
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Kentucky has too much size, speed and athleticism for Cornell. Cornell is a very good and experienced team. They've been my friday night lock all year long for those Ivy League games. But the only way they win/cover this game is if they force Kentucky to take jump shots and if they can knock down their 3's. They do lead the nation at 3-point field goal percentage at over 43% (which is a ridiculous % for a team to shoot from long distance). The problem is that if they miss that will most likely be their only shot on that possession because Kentucky is such a great rebounding team. I'll take the team that's going to get layups over the team relying on 3-pointers all day.
 
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Cornell's toughest challenge by far.  Line is off in my opinion and should be Kentucky -12.  This will also be Kentucky's biggest challenge to date.  The major key to the game is making sure they force more turnover than the Big Red.  I'm pretty confident in UK's defensive capabilities - a team who's style Big Red has yet to see this year.  Probably my only play of the day.  UK -8 (-120)
 
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KENTUCKY STR8T UP YEA U COULD CALL ME box

 
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Quote Originally Posted by NASTYNESS:

KENTUCKY STR8T UP YEA U COULD CALL ME box



That makes 2 of us.  lol
 
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Quote Originally Posted by eMatchup:

I can't help but think that if I pick Cornell, Its going to end up being a game where we finally start to see why Cornell is a 12 seed and Kentucky is the 1st seed.  Cornell's streak will probably come to an end, and they just won't be able to stay with UK.

   Your exactly right!!!  Kentucky wins by 20...  The fairy tale ends tonight, Cornell has not seen this many high caliber players at one time.  KY is too BIG,  too FAST, and too GOOD...  KY could cover with their second string!!!!!

 
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3 tteaser  CORNELL+17  CUSE +1.5   KANSAS ST +3.5 2200=2000 BOOK ITTTTTTTTTTTTT BABYYYYYYYYYYYYY
 
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Quote Originally Posted by sueti:

3 tteaser  CORNELL+17  CUSE +1.5   KANSAS ST +3.5 2200=2000 BOOK ITTTTTTTTTTTTT BABYYYYYYYYYYYYY

 

Dude I think you might just lose all three of those...  Teasers suck!!!

 

 
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I like that teaser...they don't suck if you cap well.  
 
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Cats cover here !!   OVER the total !! 
 
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Over 146
 
 
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i am baffled at this line???? i want to lay the house on uk... so instead ill take cornell.... fk fk fk fk fk fk trap trap trap... i really think just like last year uk covers every game just like unc...
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