THE LINE IS 14 NOW. I REALLY HAVE NO INFO. I DIDNT EVEN LOOK AT THIS GAME. I TAKE THE PTS AT 14 OR HIGHER. IF IT WAS 10 OR LESS, I DEFINATELY GO WITH S ILL, BUT THIS KIND OF HIGH NUMBER, I TAKE A CHANCE WITH HAWAII. 15PTS WOULD BE SWEET. BUT STILL, YOU GOTTA ASK THE OTHER HAWAII GUYS IF YOU NEED INFO. LOOK AT THE SOURCE'S THREAD HE HAS SOME COMMENTS. AS FOR ME, HONESTLY, I AM SPENT. I HIT MY 3 GOM'S AND I DONE. SORRY . BUT THE OTHER HAWAII GUYS HAS GOOD INFO AS WELL. CHECK THEM OUT. GL CC
BBall88
I was thinking about playing but not for sure, but here is what I got:
Long road trip for Hawaii. Still, this is a great matchup: Hawaii (17-6) is 6-3 SU/7-2 ATS on the road, while Southern Illinois (21-2) is 10-1 at home where they allow 57 ppg. Both teams play great defense, so don't look for a lot of scoring. Hawaii (17-6) allows just 41% shooting, behind its frontcourt of 6’-10” senior Haim Shimonovich (6.7 rpg) and 6’-9” sophomore Julian Sensley (11 ppg, 7.7 rpg). Hawaii also has 6’-5” senior Mike Kuebler (19 ppg) and senior Phil Martin (11 ppg). Hawaii has lost two of three games and is 0-4 ATS the last four. Southern Illinois (21-2 SU, 14-8 ATS) is riding a 13-game win streak behind 6’-3” sparkplug junior guard Darren Brooks (16.5 ppg, 6.4 rpg) and 6’-9” senior Brad Korn (10 ppg). They have great depth, too, with role players such as 6'-7" senior Sylvester Willis and 6'-1" freshman Jamaal Tatum. Defense and home court will rule.
Good luck tonight my friend,
ALLSTAR
[This message was edited by Allstar on February 21, 2004 at 09:56 PM.]
I was thinking about playing but not for sure, but here is what I got:
Long road trip for Hawaii. Still, this is a great matchup: Hawaii (17-6) is 6-3 SU/7-2 ATS on the road, while Southern Illinois (21-2) is 10-1 at home where they allow 57 ppg. Both teams play great defense, so don't look for a lot of scoring. Hawaii (17-6) allows just 41% shooting, behind its frontcourt of 6’-10” senior Haim Shimonovich (6.7 rpg) and 6’-9” sophomore Julian Sensley (11 ppg, 7.7 rpg). Hawaii also has 6’-5” senior Mike Kuebler (19 ppg) and senior Phil Martin (11 ppg). Hawaii has lost two of three games and is 0-4 ATS the last four. Southern Illinois (21-2 SU, 14-8 ATS) is riding a 13-game win streak behind 6’-3” sparkplug junior guard Darren Brooks (16.5 ppg, 6.4 rpg) and 6’-9” senior Brad Korn (10 ppg). They have great depth, too, with role players such as 6'-7" senior Sylvester Willis and 6'-1" freshman Jamaal Tatum. Defense and home court will rule.
Good luck tonight my friend,
ALLSTAR
[This message was edited by Allstar on February 21, 2004 at 09:56 PM.]
REMEMBER NOW HAWAII'S BIG GUY HAIM SHIMONOVICH IS NOT PLAYING DUE TO INJ. HAWAII BECAUSE OF THIS WILL NEED F SENSILY AND ESPECIALLY MARTIN TO STEP IT UP. BUT WITHOUT HAIM DOWN LOW, HAWAII BASICALLY WILL BE TAKNG MORE SHOTS FROM THE PERIMETER, INSTEAD OF IN THE PAINT. HAWAII WILL PUT INTO THEIR LINEUP MORE SHOOTERS TO MAKE UP FOR THE LOST OF HAIM. I CANT REMEMBER THEIR NAMES, BUT THEY IS SIMPLY IN THE LINEUP FOR THEIR SHOOTING ABILITY. I GUESS WITH HAIMS OUT, COACH WALLACE FEELS THAT TEAMS WILL FIGURE OUT THAT THEY NEED TO ONLY STOP G KUEBLER THE WACS LEADING SCORER. SO THATS ONE REASON FOR THE SHOOTERS PLAYING MORE. TO BE HONEST , I HAVE NOT REALLY SEEN THEM AT ALL PLAY , BEFORE HAWAII'S LAST TWO HOME GAMES. SO HAWAII WILL HAVE A DEFINATE DISADVANTAGE DOWN LOW. BUT MAY BE BETTER FROM THE PERIMETER. THATS REALLY ALL I HAVE. OH, LAST YEAR, HAWAII PLAYED A RANKED KENT ST AT KENT ST AND PULLED OUT A SOLID ROAD WIN, WHICH I THINK THEY NEEDED TO COME FROM BEHIND TO WIN BY DD'S OR SLIGHTLY LESS, SORRY I CANT RECALL. GL AND ALOHA CC.
