cgduch01

Louisville doesn't need to force turnovers to win
You may hear that this game is a "bad matchup" for the Cardinals because their offense starts from their defense and, more specifically, from opponents' turnovers. Don't believe it.

Murdock then took the tape to ESPN, which had planned to air it on Outside The Lines this Sunday. But Rutgers wrongfooted ESPN, showing the tape to reporters today, and in response ESPN bumped up its broadcast to this afternoon.

Deadspin has the video up. Rice is friggin nuts.

I am guessing he is going to get canned before he gets there. There is going to be major public backlash after this story runs.

https://www.nj.com/rutgersbasketball/index.ssf/2013/04/espn_rutgers_mike_rice_tape.html#incart_flyout_sports

Love Florida in this game. Just wanted some opinions on where you think the line goes. Do I jump on now at -1.5 or wait and hope for a shorter line after all the pub Michigan is about to get for that wild comeback? Have Louisville/Florida in the title game in my bracket pool, and if that matchup happens I'll bring in about 40 units. Any hedging suggestions?

Idk what you've been reading, but I've seen plenty of posters on Zona and even more on Cuse....

Always enjoy seeing you post Bense, especially when we are on the same side. Grabbed TX St as soon as I saw it jump to 14.5

https://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/tournament/2012/story/_/id/7742169/2012-ncaa-tournament-louisville-center-gorgui-dieng-sees-opportunity-basketball-education

enjoyable read if you don't know much about the kid.  showed up at louisville essentially a skinny 7 footer that hadnt played much basketball but what was a smart dude (can talk 7 different languages)

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