TUESDAY 0-4 -22.57 UNITS
THIS WEEK 21-12-1 +95.96 UNITS 64% WINNERS
The dogs were not barking yesterday!!! That was my first 0'fer in a long, long, long time. One bad day will not destroy my hot streak. Here are tonight’s selections let me know what you think.
10 Units Memphis U -4 (W 79-73) +10 UNITS
Defense will be on display in this C-USA game. Both teams hold opponents to 40% shooting. There's more at stake for Memphis (16-4) as the Tigers are 7-2 in Conference USA, tied for first place with Cincy and Louisville. East Carolina is near the bottom with a 1-8 C-USA mark. Memphis is able to average 72 ppg on the road (4-4 SU, 3-5 ATS) behind 6'-8" freshman Sean Banks (16 ppg, 7 rpg). East Carolina (9-10) is good at home (7-4 SU, though 1-3 ATS) where they average 80 ppg. On the other hand, East Carolina has lost 9 of its last 10 games and the visitors have the big guys to control the glass here. Last year, Memphis crushed East Carolina 73-49.
7 Units Kent State -14.5 (L 79-75) -7.21 UNITS
Buffalo (9-10 SU, 8-8 ATS) is playing well, winning four of five games (4-1 ATS run). In fact, won three of those games as +7, +1 and +9 dogs!!! But Buffalo allows 47% shooting and has yet to face a defense like Kent's (40% shooting allowed) and Kent outscores teams by an 83-61 average at home!!! Buffalo has two offensive guns in junior point guard Turner Battle (14 ppg, 3.4 apg) and 6'-10”, 250-lb freshman Yassin Idbihi (10 ppg, 6 rpg). Kent (16-3) is 10-1 SU against the MAC, with an outstanding backcourt of senior Eric Haut (12.5 ppg) and sophomore PG DeAndre Haynes (5.2 assists pg), while 7’-0”, 250-lb senior John Edwards (12 ppg, 50% FGs, 6.5 rpg) is a strong low-post player. The last time Buffalo visited Kent was a year ago, and Kent won 98-55!!!
7 Units Wichita State -4.5 (W 67-53) +7.00 UNITS
It's going to be tough for struggling Indiana State to score in this Missouri Valley Conference game. Indiana State shoots 41% from the field, while Wichita State holds opponents to 38% shooting!!! Also, Indiana State is without their best scorer, guard Damian Moss (out for the season). The Wichita State Shockers (15-7 SU, 13-5 ATS) shoot 46% from the field while holding opponents to 38% shooting, led by junior guard Randy Burns, junior 6’-5” Jamar Howard (14 ppg, 6 rpg) and a huge frontcourt of 6’-8” junior Rob Kampman (9 ppg, 5 rpg) and 6’-10”, 250-lb sophomore C Paul Miller (6 rpg). Wichita is an impressive 7-3 SU/7-2 ATS on the road. Indiana State (8-12) plays a slow-down style, getting outscored by a 63-61 average at home!!! They lack depth and lost leading scorer 6’-5” sophomore guard David Moss (15 ppg) recently. Moss was their only double-digit scorer, and this puts more pressure on 6'-7" junior Amani Daanish.
More to follow,
ALLSTAR
[This message was edited by Allstar on February 11, 2004 at 10:30 PM.]
THIS WEEK 21-12-1 +95.96 UNITS 64% WINNERS
The dogs were not barking yesterday!!! That was my first 0'fer in a long, long, long time. One bad day will not destroy my hot streak. Here are tonight’s selections let me know what you think.
10 Units Memphis U -4 (W 79-73) +10 UNITS
Defense will be on display in this C-USA game. Both teams hold opponents to 40% shooting. There's more at stake for Memphis (16-4) as the Tigers are 7-2 in Conference USA, tied for first place with Cincy and Louisville. East Carolina is near the bottom with a 1-8 C-USA mark. Memphis is able to average 72 ppg on the road (4-4 SU, 3-5 ATS) behind 6'-8" freshman Sean Banks (16 ppg, 7 rpg). East Carolina (9-10) is good at home (7-4 SU, though 1-3 ATS) where they average 80 ppg. On the other hand, East Carolina has lost 9 of its last 10 games and the visitors have the big guys to control the glass here. Last year, Memphis crushed East Carolina 73-49.
7 Units Kent State -14.5 (L 79-75) -7.21 UNITS
Buffalo (9-10 SU, 8-8 ATS) is playing well, winning four of five games (4-1 ATS run). In fact, won three of those games as +7, +1 and +9 dogs!!! But Buffalo allows 47% shooting and has yet to face a defense like Kent's (40% shooting allowed) and Kent outscores teams by an 83-61 average at home!!! Buffalo has two offensive guns in junior point guard Turner Battle (14 ppg, 3.4 apg) and 6'-10”, 250-lb freshman Yassin Idbihi (10 ppg, 6 rpg). Kent (16-3) is 10-1 SU against the MAC, with an outstanding backcourt of senior Eric Haut (12.5 ppg) and sophomore PG DeAndre Haynes (5.2 assists pg), while 7’-0”, 250-lb senior John Edwards (12 ppg, 50% FGs, 6.5 rpg) is a strong low-post player. The last time Buffalo visited Kent was a year ago, and Kent won 98-55!!!
7 Units Wichita State -4.5 (W 67-53) +7.00 UNITS
It's going to be tough for struggling Indiana State to score in this Missouri Valley Conference game. Indiana State shoots 41% from the field, while Wichita State holds opponents to 38% shooting!!! Also, Indiana State is without their best scorer, guard Damian Moss (out for the season). The Wichita State Shockers (15-7 SU, 13-5 ATS) shoot 46% from the field while holding opponents to 38% shooting, led by junior guard Randy Burns, junior 6’-5” Jamar Howard (14 ppg, 6 rpg) and a huge frontcourt of 6’-8” junior Rob Kampman (9 ppg, 5 rpg) and 6’-10”, 250-lb sophomore C Paul Miller (6 rpg). Wichita is an impressive 7-3 SU/7-2 ATS on the road. Indiana State (8-12) plays a slow-down style, getting outscored by a 63-61 average at home!!! They lack depth and lost leading scorer 6’-5” sophomore guard David Moss (15 ppg) recently. Moss was their only double-digit scorer, and this puts more pressure on 6'-7" junior Amani Daanish.
More to follow,
ALLSTAR
[This message was edited by Allstar on February 11, 2004 at 10:30 PM.]
