POSTS 41-34-5 +31.32 UNITS
WEDNESDAY 2-2-2 +1.65 UNITS
I hope that you are all having a great season as well. Here are tonights selections. More selections to follow.
10 Units Boise State -11 -105
This will be a rematch, as these teams just met last Saturday, which Boise won 81-67 at Idaho. Boise State (4-1) has a good offense led by 6'-6" junior Jermaine Blackburn (19 ppg) and 6’-7” junior power forward Jason Ellis. They are outscoring teams by an 83-69 average and shoot 48%. The Idaho Vandals (2-4 SU, 0-3 ATS) lack height and have a decent backcourt with 6'-4" senior Tyrone Hayes and 5'-11" junior Tanoris Shepard. When these teams met last week, Boise shot 49% as Ellis dominated with 16 points and 19 rebounds!!! Idaho shot 41%. Last year, Boise won 75-67 at home over Idaho and 75-70 at Idaho, which means Boise is 3-0 SU & ATS the last three meetings with Idaho!!!
7 Units B.Y.U. -12.5 -103
Tough spot for an overrated USC team. USC plays no defense (48% shooting, 83 ppg allowed) despite having a decent low post player in 6'-8", 260-lb junior Jeff McMillan (15.8 ppg, 8 rpg). USC has been double-digit favorites three times, yet beat Cal State Northridge 75-69, lost at home to UNLV, 92-83 and they were a 13-point favorite over Fullerton this week, yet needed overtime to win 96-90. BYU plays great defense (43% shooting allowed, 61 ppg allowed) behind 6’-7” senior Mark Bigelow and 6’-11” senior center Rafael Araujo (20 ppg, 11 ppg) Araujo has really blossomed this season as a strong threat at both ends of the court. BYU was 15-2 SU/10-6 ATS at home last season and should take the defenseless Trojans to school!!!
7 Units Kentucky +1 -112
Kentucky now looks to assume the #1 crown after Florida's immediate loss earlier in the week. The Wildcats (4-0 SU & 1-2 ATS) now travel to a very tough situation where they will play Michigan State at Ford Field. This game is being touted as the most attended Hoop game in College history. Things may be bleak for the Cats as their last Away game was a tight, tough game against UCLA. Kentucky managed to pull it out 52-50 SU, but scored way below their home average of 76 points per game. Kentucky is led by Senior sensation Gerald Fitch, who is averaging 19 points and 4 rebounds per game. Back to back losses for the (3-3 SU, 2-3 ATS) Spartans against Duke and Oklahoma are just the beginning of non-conference games for the Spartans. They have a shot to make amends against Kentucky, UCLA and Syracuse. Michigan State is averaging 16.4 turnovers per game. Guard Chris Hill may be the best all-around player in the conference, he's averaging 11.4 ppg and five assists per game. Center Paul Davis is leading the Spartans in scoring with an average of 11.8 ppg. However, he is shooting just 44 percent, a figure that should be higher considering most of his shots come within 12 feet of the basket. A dandy game for a dandy crowd. This is almost a home game for the Spartans, but the "Cats" play good defense, too. This one will go down to the wire with Kentucky pulling it out in the end!!!
Good Luck Today My Friends,
ALLSTAR
WEDNESDAY 2-2-2 +1.65 UNITS
I hope that you are all having a great season as well. Here are tonights selections. More selections to follow.
10 Units Boise State -11 -105
This will be a rematch, as these teams just met last Saturday, which Boise won 81-67 at Idaho. Boise State (4-1) has a good offense led by 6'-6" junior Jermaine Blackburn (19 ppg) and 6’-7” junior power forward Jason Ellis. They are outscoring teams by an 83-69 average and shoot 48%. The Idaho Vandals (2-4 SU, 0-3 ATS) lack height and have a decent backcourt with 6'-4" senior Tyrone Hayes and 5'-11" junior Tanoris Shepard. When these teams met last week, Boise shot 49% as Ellis dominated with 16 points and 19 rebounds!!! Idaho shot 41%. Last year, Boise won 75-67 at home over Idaho and 75-70 at Idaho, which means Boise is 3-0 SU & ATS the last three meetings with Idaho!!!
7 Units B.Y.U. -12.5 -103
Tough spot for an overrated USC team. USC plays no defense (48% shooting, 83 ppg allowed) despite having a decent low post player in 6'-8", 260-lb junior Jeff McMillan (15.8 ppg, 8 rpg). USC has been double-digit favorites three times, yet beat Cal State Northridge 75-69, lost at home to UNLV, 92-83 and they were a 13-point favorite over Fullerton this week, yet needed overtime to win 96-90. BYU plays great defense (43% shooting allowed, 61 ppg allowed) behind 6’-7” senior Mark Bigelow and 6’-11” senior center Rafael Araujo (20 ppg, 11 ppg) Araujo has really blossomed this season as a strong threat at both ends of the court. BYU was 15-2 SU/10-6 ATS at home last season and should take the defenseless Trojans to school!!!
7 Units Kentucky +1 -112
Kentucky now looks to assume the #1 crown after Florida's immediate loss earlier in the week. The Wildcats (4-0 SU & 1-2 ATS) now travel to a very tough situation where they will play Michigan State at Ford Field. This game is being touted as the most attended Hoop game in College history. Things may be bleak for the Cats as their last Away game was a tight, tough game against UCLA. Kentucky managed to pull it out 52-50 SU, but scored way below their home average of 76 points per game. Kentucky is led by Senior sensation Gerald Fitch, who is averaging 19 points and 4 rebounds per game. Back to back losses for the (3-3 SU, 2-3 ATS) Spartans against Duke and Oklahoma are just the beginning of non-conference games for the Spartans. They have a shot to make amends against Kentucky, UCLA and Syracuse. Michigan State is averaging 16.4 turnovers per game. Guard Chris Hill may be the best all-around player in the conference, he's averaging 11.4 ppg and five assists per game. Center Paul Davis is leading the Spartans in scoring with an average of 11.8 ppg. However, he is shooting just 44 percent, a figure that should be higher considering most of his shots come within 12 feet of the basket. A dandy game for a dandy crowd. This is almost a home game for the Spartans, but the "Cats" play good defense, too. This one will go down to the wire with Kentucky pulling it out in the end!!!
Good Luck Today My Friends,
ALLSTAR
