Speaker 1: All right, welcome in everyone. It is time for full
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Speaker 2: Rob, we were on.
Speaker 1: Kind of the same page yesterday with Louisville. That was
my only play for clients. Very disappointing that Pat Kelsey
just cannot win a big game. I know he hasn't
been there that long, but it just seems like every
time Louisville is on Big Monday or in a big spot,
they just don't win.
Speaker 2: I thought yesterday would be different.
Speaker 1: I love the matchup for them, you know, to talk
about your team total, I mean, even like a half
decent effort wins that game for Louisville in my opinion,
and that there were so many bad shots and yet
still here they are at the end of the game,
down three, and I just, you know, I just felt
like you deserve better with Louisville in that game. So frustrating,
to say the least. It was my only play. How
is your Monday?
Speaker 3: Aside from that, yeah, well that wasn't good because I
had the Louisville team total over eighty one and a
half at him, and like you say, they get the
seventy four and go scoreless for the first six minutes
of the second half, they don't make a shot for
six minutes and still get the seventy four. So, like
you say, anything half decent over that six minute stretch
could have obviously changed the ATS outcome, certainly could have
changed the team total outcome, but it is what it is.
I followed that up with a small play on Houston
first half against Kansas and control of the first almost
the entire way, at least the first fifteen minutes, and
then the roof caved in and that didn't get there.
So not a good day yesterday. Too small plays, too
small losses. Need to get back on track today, though,
Really disappointed with both of those efforts out of Louisville.
And then, of course, if you extend Houston out to
the full game result. You realize three straight losses and
not really good in the second half against KU, So
credit to Kansas again. Before we start our opening game
here feature play. I will say this about Melvin Counsel Junior.
I mean he must have mentioned his name half a dozen,
seven eight times this year. Fantastic play out of him
again yesterday Kansas had a lot of good efforts, but
it just Counsel to me, boy Saint Bonnie could use it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll just say, you know, I Chris,
I mean Chris in the chat says, you know Houston
and Louisville got smoke last night.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they did. This was yesterday.
Speaker 1: It was one of those days where I kind of
wished I trusted my extra board opinions, all of which
seemed to win. I got there with you know, I
kind of got scared off of Rio Grand Valley. With
the steam throughout the day, you could have got as
high as as twelve and a half for UTRGV. Yesterday
they ended up covering all numbers, came back, made that
a game and got inside the number.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 1: New Orleans pulls the upset week. I kind of talked
about thinking that was too many. So in the end,
Louisville was by far what I like the best, and yeah,
just didn't work out, but we'll get it going today,
So Robino, that brings us to today's feature game.
Speaker 2: I have a couple right now.
Speaker 1: I have a very short list of things that will
actually play today. One of those is five Percenter. I
love it, it's locked and it's up on the site.
The other one is the game we're going to talk
about right now. But boy did the overnight market suck
up all of the value this game. If you if
you like the Baylor Bears like I do, so let's
talk nine pm Eastern ESPN two Baylor Arizona and this thing. Now,
some psites are going to tell you that this open
twelve and a half, but that is that was a
very rogue number. That twelve and a half was gone,
like you know, yeah, some book probably put twelve and
a half up.
Speaker 2: At like two pm yesterday. That was gone very quickly.
Speaker 1: I think it's a reasonable sort of thing to say
that the opener was ten for this game.
Speaker 2: But by the time.
Speaker 1: Most books got it got it up, and even that
was gone like well into.
Speaker 2: Early into into the night last night.
Speaker 1: So by this morning, pretty much eight and a half everywhere,
I get what I get why that happened?
Speaker 3: For me?
Speaker 1: Like you know, and I've been critical this Baylor team
all year, rob but if there was ever they have
no showed every single big game this season.
Speaker 2: They're four and ten of the Big twelve.
Speaker 1: It just feels like to me, if they were ever
to show up for game, it's here at home. And
you got an Arizona team that was battling a team
wide illness, They had some injuries, and they just put
in an all out effort to beat Houston over the weekend.
Speaker 2: So not a good spot for Arizona.
Speaker 1: But is this coming into the price range where you're
willing to punch back?
Speaker 2: Is my question to you.
Speaker 3: I mean, we talked a lot about spot plays yesterday.
We've talked a lot about situationals this time of year
over the course of the last seven to ten days.
I mean, we really need to bring Marco DiAngelo in
here for the commentary on us, because this is if
ever there was a in his terms, a sandwich spot, right,
it would be here for Arizona. Let's just get beyond
what happened Saturday, Adam, you got to realize Arizona's come
off the Big twelve Gauntlet the last four games, right,
We actually talked about how their schedule was going to
toughen up, and boy did it ever. But they just
played a four game stretch where they went to Kansas
and lost the game when Darren Peterson didn't play. They
followed that up by going back home and losing in
overtime to Texas Tech, two of the best teams in
the league. Two l's home, they play BYU, they get
a w. Then they have to go to Houston on
top of all of this for their next game with
circumstances that you just described, and they get themselves another win.
So two and two through the goal and now they
take this breather against Baylor on the road, only to
have to come back Saturday and play their home revenge
game against Kansas and then get twenty four hours worth
of rest and play Iowa State next Monday. I mean,
the gallless six out of the seven games. It's crazy
the schedule Arizona's up against here. So to our original point,
if there was ever a sandwich spot, so to speak,
you would think that it's here for Arizona. But I'm
going to bring up one thing that you know just
scares the heck guy to me about Baylor. Here, Baylor's
had seven games this year inside the Big Twelve where
they played one of the top seven defenses inside this conference.
Their team total has stayed under in six of those seven.
The only time they got their team total over was
when they played Iowa State in the rematch and found
a way to get their team total over. But tonight,
for those playing totals, the Baylor team total is listed
at seventy three and a half. They haven't scored seventy
four in any of those seven games against the top
seven defenses in the league. You know who's number one, Arizona,
And so for Baylor to cover in my mind against
the Arizona defense, hey, Arizona has to just be like whatever,
it's another game, let's just go win it by three,
or Baylor's got to shoot lights out because they're gonna
get nothing on the interior. It just you start going
through numbers and you realize how difficult it should be
on normal circuit, normal circumstances for Baylor to score in
this game. They're not normal circumstances. If I add the
Louisville game to this stretch for Baylor, because Louisville is
the number twenty eight defensive efficiency team in the nation.
They're seven to one under seventy three and a half
points tonight. If this full game total is to get over,
and it's been pushed up to one fifty four and
a half fits to get over, you need a minimum
eighty three out of Arizona. And that's assuming that Baylor's
going to get to seventy three in this game. Again,
you know, spot would lead you to believe. Yet this
could happen. Arizona might let up, defense, might not be
all there, et cetera, et cetera, no coopete for the
third game in a row, whatever, But numbers tell you
that Baylor's not capable and they're going to have to
lean on their defense against Arizona keep it lower scoring.
So one fifty four and a half to me, Adam
might be a little high, and Baylor team total that
seventy three and a half might be a little high.
Like I said, I haven't scored seventy four points in
any game against a top seven Big twelve defense, And
if you throw Louisville in, they haven't done it against them.
They didn't do it against them either. Well, Arizona, you know,
just score mid seventies, ho hum and win this thing.
If they do, it's an easy under. So that's the
way I'm looking here. I'm not looking specifically at side,
but I'm looking more towards playing some form of under.
And I have to say, those of you who have
watched this show since November, the word under doesn't come
out of my mouth very often, and it's come out
of my mouth here for this game. So that's the
way I'm gonna look.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Chris, I did not take that as a as
a negative. I took it as you were just kind
of pointing out the you know, the two primetime games
did not go our way, and you're right, many like
Louisville went off like a full I think they went
off minus four. I ended up sitting there thinking, man,
am I taking a bad number with two and a
half because again similar to that game, I mean one
and a half for Louisville was long gone.
Speaker 2: That was pretty much an overnight number.
Speaker 1: And I ended up being there with a pretty decent
number on two and a half at Louisville that went
off for you know.
Speaker 2: Similar to So we talk about this all the time.
Speaker 3: Rob.
Speaker 1: We do this show in a window where the market
really moves, and I think we've found our resistance point
live on air for Baylor. So this got down a
minute ago as low as seven and a half, which
is I make this number Arizona minus seven. So you
can see how at ten I would start to, you know,
maybe want to jump in with Baylor. As soon as
it hits seven and a half, it's right back up
to eight and a half across the board.
Speaker 2: Makes complete sense.
Speaker 1: Everyone, everything's gotta buy like, there's always a price that
someone else is going to buy in.
Speaker 2: So what we learned just.
Speaker 1: Now is that that seven and a half, the other
side was willing to come in on Arizona seven and
a half, which at least I think keeps it the
possibility that Arizona maybe steams back in the other direction throughout,
you know, at some point in the day. But so
you talked about defense, Rob, like, you know, having Baylor
having to lean on their defense is less than ideal.
You know, this is a defense that has been outside
the top one hundred and defensive efficiency for most of
the year. This is a you know, something I've noticed
so you know, my my buddy CT went to Baylor,
and you know, him and I have gone to Baylor games,
and you know, I kind of follow Baylor through him,
and something that we've talked about this year and even
last year. You know, this was a team that won
a national championship not that long ago, twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: You know, they've they've.
Speaker 1: Won it in the in the era of like transfer
portal and nil, like they have a national championship.
Speaker 2: It's only twenty twenty six. That wasn't that long ago.
Speaker 1: And the difference between those Baylor teams and the teams
of the last couple of years is Baylor just gets
torched by like good offense.
Speaker 2: They get absolutely smoked.
Speaker 1: They're like Scott Drew's just not getting the guards that
like play good defense anymore.
Speaker 2: And that's a problem of this team.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: If you think that maybe.
Speaker 1: Arizona's in a position where they're going to go through
the motions a little bit offensively, maybe their offense is
not as crisp as it typically is, That's where I
think you can make your case for the Baylor cover
because that's what Baylor is actually not terrible offensively. When
you start to look at the numbers. You know, their
top forty offensive efficiency. They forty seven point eight percent
from the field. That's a top fifty mark nationally. You know,
they score eighty two point six points a game, that's
pretty much a top fifty mark nationally.
Speaker 2: They don't have the three point.
Speaker 1: I think the difference between this Baylor team and the
last couple of Baylor teams that I also thought was
were bad but at least were like.
Speaker 2: Could fool you into thinking that they were good.
Speaker 1: Was the Baylor teams of the last couple of years
could really shoot the three. This Baylor team is inconsistent
from beyond the arc, and that's that's why they're not
able to stay in some of these games. But you know,
it's one of those days where I do think if
you don't get Arizona's sharpest effort, which coming off of
a team wide illness, coming off of the Houston win,
coming off of the Gauntlet that you talked about rob BYU,
Houston Texas Tech, all the tough games that they've played,
having to go to Waco in a in sort of
like a you know, a sandwich type spot where maybe
you're looking ahead a little bit. This might be Arizona
not bringing their best effort. I still think Arizona can
win this game without their best effort. But again, Baylor
has not come to play in a big game all year.
You have to think that that matters a little bit here,
Like you've got to think that that's a motivator for Baylor, Like, hey,
this is your last big game at Foster Pavilion this
year in front of the home fans. Because I think
they're only remaining home game, They'll probably be a pretty
big favorite in there. It's not like a top team.
I think if Baylor shows up, they can win the game.
I think if Baylor kind of shows up, they probably
stay within ten. So if the market would do me
a favor and steam it back to ten, that would
be great. So I can bet Baylor at the current price,
I don't know if I can do it, but I
still think they probably cover here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is one of those games, Adam, where situational
spot can definitely overcome fundamental matchups. If it doesn't, Baylor
gets smoked again. You really you're betting Baylor, and college
basketball is a sport where you know it's often bet
that way. Bet the spot. We talked about it a
little bit yesterday. There couldn't be a more ideal situation
for Baylor to be in than the one they're in
with this opponent walking in tonight. Because you have to
believe Arizona's got their eye on Kansas revenge on Saturday,
There's no question. So we'll see how it goes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just want to wrap it up by saying, like,
I really like Baylor plus the points and I'm just
a really stubborn individual and be cause it. Even though
I don't count that opener at twelve and a half,
I really count it more like ten. I just I
don't know if I can can take what I would
consider not enough at eight and a half. But if this,
like I'll tell you right now, if this gets back
to even nine and a half or ten at some
point today, I'm probably clicking Baylor plus the points.
Speaker 3: Just can we can we get it? Can we get
a syndicate group to hit the Arizona side really hard? Right? Yes?
Speaker 1: Can someone respected or that, like you know box accounts,
please bet Arizona for us.
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Speaker 1: We do have a number of them top to a game,
so let's uh, I'm just gonna pick these at random.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 1: You know, it looks like people want to talk Big
twelve basketball today, so let's keep it going. Let's go
to I'll get to all of them, but let's start here.
This is mad Max. Mad Max has overrated Cincinnati. Yeah,
I gotta I don't know if we can go back
and edit the part out of Saturday's Last Call show
where I said, oh, it won't matter, Kansas will cover
any number.
Speaker 2: I'd like to have that one back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, overrated Cincinnati coming off of an episode of Kansas underrated.
Texas Tech is at home only lost there first Arizona
Houston thoughts on spread.
Speaker 3: And team total.
Speaker 1: My thought is, is Cincinnati overrated at this point?
Speaker 2: Like or is this just because here? And the reason
I say that is this.
Speaker 1: We are in the era of college basketball where it's
reasonable for a team to like mature over the course
of a season, like where it's like the team figures
it out in February, where they're completely lost in November.
Rob Back in the day, this used to take years,
right like, because you'd have a team, maybe they'd start
to figure out in year one or two, and then
the next year they'd come back and like realize the potential.
But that doesn't really happen in college basketball anymore because
none of these teams are the same from year to year.
So if you think about it like that, and you
start with a team that hasn't played much together, like
theoretically November and December could be a disaster, maybe they
start to figure it out in January.
Speaker 2: Maybe you have to.
Speaker 1: Judge a team by what they've looked like the past
few games, and Cincinnati's looked really good. And then you
look at Wes Miller's career, his teams tend to defend.
So yeah, like you know, it's easy to say, like, oh,
Cincinnati's overrated and whatnot, and they're they're they're probably gonna
get smashed.
Speaker 2: But in this spot, you have a Texas Tech.
Speaker 1: Team that's dealing with injuries, they're they're gonna be without
one of their best players for the rest of the season,
and a Cincinnati team that man they That Kansas game
has me thinking maybe we shouldn't just like knee jerk
that against this team. But boy, do I really not.
I'm not gonna be late. I'm not gonna be late
to the party, Rob, you know, I hate that. So
I don't know if I can bet Cincinnati here, but
I don't know if I can lay it with Texas
Tech either.
Speaker 2: Any thoughts on that? And what about the team total?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I think again. And there's so many of these games,
as I went up and down the card last night
early this morning, and there are so many games where
situational circumstance comes into play. This one, I would say.
The question, at least the question that I had to
ask myself was was the route of Kansas State the
other day by Texas Tech after suffering the devastating loss
of JT topping the prior game. Was that just a
banding of players together, let's go out there, you know,
we'll do it for JT et cetera, et cetera, and
they blew Kansas State out? Or is that just a
product of Kansas State being an absolute dumpster fire at
this point in time? Right? And you could look at
it either way. But I would choose to look at
it from the standpoint that, you know, Texas Tech, you
can't lose a player like JT. Toppin and be as
good as you were consistently game after game after game.
And this one here, this one's interesting because Adam, I'll
tell you what. Back in December, they were calling for
west Miller's head, like the Cincinnati alum, the Cincinnati fan base,
the Cincinnati media wanted west Miller out of there. And
he's kind of turned a corner with this team that
had a couple of solid wins along the way, and
even up until the Kansas game, I think you could
still question Cincinnati by saying the three game win streak
came against nobody, the big twelve cellar, so to speak.
But the win against Kansas you saw Kansas play last
night was huge and if nothing else, they play intense defense,
which Texas Tech did not have to face against Kansas
State the other day. They do make some shots. I mean,
I believe when I looked it up this morning that
Edrin james Son is like top fifty three point shooter
in the country. They can make some threes. They've got
really good guard play, which is important against Texas Tech,
and if you can hit the boards with some tenacity
like Cincinnati can. I don't know why they can't stay
in this game, Honestly, Adam, I kind of looked to
their side, Wes Miller in fact, let me just get
back to Texas Tech and Grant McCaslin. The point that
I made to start this. Everybody indulge me here because
I'm going to come at you with a couple of quotes.
You know how I am with those. But Grant McCaslin
basically said, our team came together and played for each other.
Really says a lot about this group, how much they
love each other, how competitive we were through a tough
game and situation. That's what I meant earlier about banding
together for one game. Is that going to continue? Does
that run fluid through the remainder of the Texas Tech schedule?
Kansas State is the ideal team to play in that
situation without JT topping, especially if you're highly motivated to
go out there and you know, I don't want to
say us against them, kind of chip on your shoulder,
but you get what I mean. Lose your top player
and want to come out and band together. They did it?
Can they do it here? I would lean more toward
Cincinnati in this particular spot. However, the one thing you
have to worry about someonet Adam is this is two tough,
tough road venues to go into in a row winning
an Allen Field House, and you're gonna ask them to
come back and do it again in Lubbock. But honestly,
I think when I break it down, fundamentally, they can
remain within the number here. So my look would be
towards Cincinnati plus the points here. No real opinion on
the total, although there's been a little slight movement here
toward the over. I have to tell you, the more
I look at the number, the more I would say this,
it's kind of low. Forty one and a half. I
think Texas Tech. Yes, they lose some offense with top
and but I also think they lose some defense with
topping out. So I'm gonna take a slight lean towards
that over. But say that plus six and a half
looks like a pretty good number. And I do see,
if you know, for those of you who have these
more popular accounts across the country, the more accommodating the
ones that you can catch a seven out there.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I think I think you'll be able to
catch sevens a lot of places at some point. I
don't think this is done moving toward Texas Tech where.
And the reason for that is I still think I
still think many have Texas Tech power rated fairly high,
even with the injuries and even with like you know,
based on where like I know I had for a
long time. I think I talked about it last week
where I'm like Robie, I show value on Texas Tech
every game because I thought coming into the year they
were Final fourteen, and it's like, so that's been a
challenge for me to sort of downgrade Texas Tech from
where I had them, you know, coming into the season,
and now to sort of factor in the injury stuff.
That's I've had a hard time, you know, kind of
trusting my number for the game. But if I throw
my number out here and just like look at it
from a handicapping standpoint, once you get to seven and
seven and a half, I do think it's it's you
can make a reasonable case for Cincinnati plus the points.
Speaker 2: So that's how I'll lean on this one with you.
I'll agree with you there.
Speaker 1: I think I would want at least seven, because I
do think it probably gets to seven most places throughout
the course.
Speaker 2: Of the day.
Speaker 1: One thing I'll point out with Cincinnati, even when they
were struggling early in the season, they played pretty good defense.
And that is the hallmark of a west Miller team,
right Like, go back to his Greensboro teams or any
team west Miller's ever coached. They're always defensive grinder type teams.
Right It's defense first, offense will take care of itself.
That's sort of been his mo as a head coach
throughout his coaching career. Rob right now, defensive rating Ken
Palm eleven for Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: That's very good.
Speaker 1: And you don't, like, you don't just get that from
playing four good games, right Like, that's a season long
metric right there. This this team has defended at a
high level all season. It's just you know, there's games like,
you know, go back, I'll go all the way back
to November. They defended Louisville well, but they only scored
sixty four points, right Like, you know, they defended There's
other examples like the defended Clemson well, but they lost
sixty eight to sixty five, Houston sixty seven to sixty.
They played good defense in that game. West Virginia sixty
two to sixty another game where their defense had them
right in the game, but they simply could not score
enough points. UCF seventy three, seventy two. You're starting to
get the theme here of like Cincinnati, their defense has
had them in games all year, and the eleventh ranked
defense doesn't happen overnight. The difference is last couple games,
they dropped ninety two on UCF. They put up ninety
one on Kansas State. The offense was serviceable over the weekend,
eighty four on Kansas.
Speaker 2: Yes, it got a little out of hand at the end.
Speaker 1: So they've found a way to put the ball in
the basket more than they had early in the season.
But the thing that's still there, that's the reason that
they're starting to end up on the right side of
these games, is the defense has been good since early
in the season. You want to talk about a quote,
how about Wes Miller basically in tears, going to address
the fans after I forget what game it was, rob
but he basically went out. You really don't see coaches
do this very often. It may have been the home
loss to West Virginia where he went over to the
fans and was like, you guys deserve better, and he
was like borderline in tiers.
Speaker 2: They've won four straight since that.
Speaker 1: So whether he's rallied the troops and he's got everyone
sort of buying in, that's all whatever. But one thing
you can't dispute is that defensive rating being eleven is
bordering on elite, and I think they're doing just enough
to be on the right side of these wins or
i'm sorry, on the right side of these results as
opposed to the wrong side. But even if you go
back in the beginning of the season, there's evidence of
them keeping a game within seven against a quality team.
So I think when you get to that seven and
seven and a half range, you really got to start
to like Cincinnati here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, real quick, Adam. Until this four game stretch, Cincinnati
had not shot forty eight percent for a game in
any Big twelve game this season. They've done that three
of the last four a couple of it. And again,
I get the opposition aside from Kansas hasn't been great,
but just for Cincinnati to start seeing the ball go
through the basket, I think it's pretty helpful here for
this team. So I think we're on the same page here.
I would look to take points situationally and fundamentally. I
think we're both pretty much based in the fact that
their defense is good enough to keep this one close.
Speaker 1: All right, Speaking of taking points, let's head over to
our guy, Paul Powell.
Speaker 2: Thank you for the donation.
Speaker 1: Much appreciated, he says, and we're gonna stay in the
Big twelve.
Speaker 2: Big twelve is the theme today of this show, he says.
Speaker 1: I hammered Utah plus thirteen and a half minus one
twenty against Iowa State. I like the play so much.
I took it two times before the line changed. Yeah,
it looks like Paul's moving the line out here. Rob
it's down to twelve and a half. I wish got
to give us a heads up before you do that.
But still we're at twelve and a half here. This
is Utah the Huntsman Center out in Salt Lake City.
They're gonna host an Iowa State team that fell victim
to a good Cincinnati defensive performance earlier this season as well.
Speaker 2: You know, went to so we know. I guess the
reason I bring that up is we know that Iowa
State is mortal. At this point, they were running on
a stretch.
Speaker 1: It feels like a lot of these Big twelve teams
rob have had their stretch where they looked invincible, right
where they just looked like totally invincible, and then they
came back to earth and the Big twelve caught up
with them. Iowa State's no difference. They had this crazy run,
believe they were unbeaten. They go loose to Kansas, they
lose to Cincinnati. Since then they have a road loss
at TCU, and then over the weekend they lost to
a BYU team that a lot of people thought were
kind of like dead and buryed right like that was.
There was not many people given BYU a chance last
week to win a big game. And BYU came out
on Saturday night and knocks off this Ohio this Iowa
State team by ten. So if your Iowa State, You've
been hanging out in Utah for a couple of days.
As my light dies and I am now in the dark,
But don't worry. I've got a backup. So we're no
longer by the campfire. Hold on a second robin. We're
back there, we are. The light is back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so this is interesting. Paul Powell says, Utah, he.
Speaker 1: Liked it at thirteen and a half. He knocked this
spread down to twelve and a half. Iowa State comes
off the BYU lost and they're still out there obviously
an easier opponent.
Speaker 2: But is this too many points in your opinion?
Speaker 3: Well, if you go through utah schedule, they played fourteen
big twelve games. Only two of those were decided by
fourteen or more. Won a loss to Arizona. Okay, so
you lost Arizona by more than fourteen and the other
one was against Texas Tech. Otherwise, win or lose where
Utah is concerned. Every single one of those other fourteen games,
so twelve of them have been played within this number
of thirteen and a half, something from thirteen or less.
So you know, if you're just playing the numbers game
and the results game with Utah, it makes a lot
of sense to take thirteen and a half. Iowa State
fell victim too, And again, let's talk about situation. Let's
talk about spot. Iowa State beats Kansas, absolutely drills Kansas
not yesterday Monday, but eight days ago Monday, right, beat
them by almost twenty come back, they're trailing Houston. I
don't know, was it sixty three fifty three with about
five minutes left? Come back and win that game at home.
So two huge, huge wins at home Kansas and Houston.
Then get on the plane and fly into altitude against
a BYU team that had lost Richie Sanders had lost
the prior game, needed a win in the worst way
because I think we were starting to shovel the dirt
on BYU as a Big twelve contender. And aj Debanstay
again does his thing. BYU does their thing, and they
win that game. So situationally, that game, that loss on
Saturday for Iowa State, as there are many of those
examples inside the Big Twelve, it can be justified with
a legitimate argument. Whether or not you believe it or
not is one thing, but it can be justified with
a legitimate situational argument. Now you play Utah, who you
would expect the Iowa State offense to pick back up
because Utah is the worst defensive efficiency team in the
Mountain West. To expect Iowa State's offense to get going
here tonight. And if you're going to cover with Utah,
they'll lean on their strength, which has been their ability
to score in certain instances. They've got a pretty decent
set of guards on this team, and they can score
the basketball with their backcourt and wings. So to me,
more than side here because I don't want to mess
around with this number. From what I described previously, twelve
of their twelve of Utah's fourteen league games have fallen
under this number. But I think total is definitely in
play here. Now you know Iowa State, as we know,
adam really really good defensive team. Do they come out
and just shut Utah down? I'm not so sure. I
think Utah can get enough of the job done here
to the point where one forty four just looks slow
to me. I don't expect you thought to have another
bad defense or excuse me, offensive game. I just think
that they fell a little bit victim to two monster wins,
a flight to altitude, and a hungry BYU team. So
for me, it would be a look toward over that number.
Currently sits been bit down a little bit, one forty
five and a half down to one forty four and
a half. You can find one forty fours for those
who want to shop really well. I would probably be
on that side over one forty four.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was thirteen point six on my own spread here,
so I'm pretty much right in line with where it opened.
I don't have a huge desire to go against Iowa
State coming off of the BYU loss. I do think though,
I do think that that was like sort of like
such a desperate spot for BYU, and they of course
had a couple of games to figure out how to
play without Saunders and then game plan for Iowa State.
That I think I'm not going to hold that against
Iowa State as much as I'm just gonna say, like,
you know what, BYU, They've still got some players, right,
Like earlier in the week they gave Arizona a game,
and I think they just kind of came in with
a good game plan. The bands has played really well
and they were able to get a win there. So
that to me, that was more of a like very
solid result for a BYU team that probably had a
good result coming to them than it was like this
like terrible sort of loss for Iowa State. I don't
think it was was as bad of a loss as
maybe some people think. There's definitely concern you know, there's definite,
definite concerns with laying thirteen on the road with this
Iowa State team teams four and four on the road,
and you know some of these games, right you look
at Iowa State road games not competitive.
Speaker 2: We talked about the loss of Cincinnati not competitive.
Speaker 1: With Kansas, you know, lost to TCU, the BYU won
over the weekend, only be only one at Waco by ten, right, Like,
because again you start to kind of go through the
you know, you start to go through a little bit
and say, you know, who are the other bottom teams
in this league? Right well, Baylor's kind of down there.
Only won that game by ten. So yeah, like again,
this is just not one that I have like a
huge personal opinion on My number puts it right in
line with the market, but.
Speaker 2: I think there's cases to be made for both sides.
Speaker 1: Personally, I would not want to go against Iowa State
off of the loss.
Speaker 2: But you are you know you're talking you got third.
Speaker 1: Listen, if you got thirteen and a half and the
market is pretty much at twelve.
Speaker 2: And a half, I'm not really going to argue with
you there.
Speaker 1: You probably have a decent number, but I would need
I would need more like sixteen to want any part
of Utah here, they're just they're just not a team
that I found to have redeeming qualities like some of
the other like for example, just they make the example
we talked now about three Big ten game Big twelve games.
I would much rather have Baylor or Cincinnati as underdogs
tonight than Utah, just to just to put it in
the context of today's slate, I think they have less
redeeming qualities than the other two underdogs in the Big
twelve that we've talked about so far on the show.
So again, sorry, sorry, I don't have more for you.
Speaker 2: There, Paul.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I guess we'll leave that one at that.
All right, let's go to Garth. Let's get out of
the Big twelve for a second, and let's go to Garth.
And he said, oh boy, here we go. He says,
let's look at the bottom of the of the Mountain
West with San Jose and Air Force. I'm gonna let
you kick this one off, Rob. He likes the over
one and a half. This is a great stat though.
Combine twenty four and eight to the over in conference play.
And I actually saw Jim Route, our buddy Jim Root
from three man weave one of his shows kind of
talking about air Force games going over so far since
Mountain West play has started. Some of that's probably because
a lot of air Force games get out of hand
because they're not in many games, and then you just
kind of get this free for all the last few minutes.
Speaker 2: So where are you at on that total? It's ticked
up the tiny bit. Do you like that? Over San
Jose State and air Force?
Speaker 3: I mean there's zero reason. Now, I guess I shouldn't
say zero reason because those who want to go by
the analytics will tell you San Jose State and air
Force are the two least efficient offenses in the Mountain West.
But what overrides that is they're the two worst defenses
in the Mountain West and air Force for what it's worth,
that and generally we consider air Force Joe Scott Princeton
offense lasting tempo every single year, limit possessions. They're not
that this year. They're like an upper echelon or at
least the middle of the pack as far as pace
is concerned. For air Force, it's different. I mean, it
was such a weird situation, right They let you know
way back I think the end of December early January,
Joe Scott's not going to return, and then they just
officially fire him like last week were a couple of
days before. I mean, why not just find that way back,
you know. So it's been kind of a you know,
miserable season for air Force, and especially on the defensive end.
I can understand what Garth is saying, you could even
look to play San Jose State if you wanted to
focus in, because I would be more inclined and I
don't know why, but I would be more inclined to
play to fade the air Force defense. It's just been
so terrible. And the fact that they allow teams to
play tempo now because they play tempo with you, is
why you get these higher scoring games. And you know,
we talk a little bit at him on this show
about odds makers and their quick to adjust. I don't
think air Force really was ever adjusted in the totals
market by odds makers the way they probably should have been.
You know, the increase in tempo wasn't really recognized. There's
still air Force. They're still perceived in a certain way,
and it has led in May estermission at least it
has led to a lot of these games getting over, Garth,
I wouldn't talk you off of it. The twenty four
and eight number combined I wasn't aware of. But I
know air Force games have been going over like crazy
the second half of this season, so I would say
that you're probably onto something. I don't know if air
Force currently is adjusted enough in the totals market. I
mean to be staring at a one forty two and
a half, and the market moved it right, market went
from one forty one to one forty two and a half.
They see what's coming here. I just don't know that
it's been compensated for enough. Considering the style of play
that air Force has played and the absolute train that
is their defense. Even San Jose State is going to
put their numbers up against this team today, at least
they should. So I'm with you, Garth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm kind of with you too. So here's the
reason that air Force does not play the crawling so
slow pace anymore because last year when they did that,
they had a good guy by the name of Ethan
Taylor who was one of the best players in this league.
Kind of stuck on like a bad air Force team,
but he was still one of the one of the
top individual players in the Mountain West. So last year
essentially because I bet way too much air Force basketball
to admit to anyone last year. I don't know why
I felt the need to keep getting involved with that
team last year, but I did. The way they would
essentially play was they they tried to have as few
possessions in the game as possible because they knew a
worst case scenario Ethan Taylor could probably bail them out
at the end of the shot clock, and so you
had you had the So basically the way Scott looked
at it, I think was, Okay, well let's give our
opponents as few possessions as possible, but at least when
we get thirty seconds into a terrible possession, we got
a guy that can probably just make a tough shot
and bail us out. So problem is this year air
Force does not have that, and I think they learned
very very early into the season that they didn't have it,
because if you look at how they started this year,
lost to Belmont, lost to Austin p lost to Long Island,
lost to Miami of Ohio, barely be Alabama State, you know, like,
lost to South Dakota, lost the Pacific.
Speaker 2: Like, I think.
Speaker 1: After that you probably had and maybe it's just the
assistant now that Joe Scott's not there, maybe they said,
you know what, let's let's not do this. We can't
meet a mid major doing this. Let's maybe let's just
do something different. I think that's probably why you're seeing
this crazy run to the over because, like you said, Rob,
there you look at like the pace ratings, they might
only be middle of the pack, but this was a
team that in the low three. They were in the
three thirties, three forties, three fifties for a couple of years.
So yeah, it's possible that the market has not adjusted
to one hundred point move one hundred spot move in tempo,
even though it doesn't look you know, you look and say, oh, well, they.
Speaker 2: Don't play very fast.
Speaker 1: At two fiftieth in the country or I think they're
two fifty eighth right now, that's still a pretty big
difference between what they were last year, what they were
at the beginning of this year this year, and what
they're trying to be now now.
Speaker 2: Is it working.
Speaker 1: No, they still haven't won a league game, But maybe
it's just a it's like okay, at least if we're
trying to get shots up, maybe we give ourselves a chance.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's the theory here going forward.
Speaker 1: If they're ever going to have a chance to win
a league game, it's probably this one, right, This would
be the one opponent in the Mountain West that they
might be able to beat. The first meeting in San
Jose was seventy to sixty two. But yeah, I'm with you,
I'm with Garth. I want zero part of trying to
back air Force as an underdog. I'd much rather just
go over the point one thirty two in the first meeting,
and they're probably playing faster. That was earlier in conference play,
so they've probably played They are probably playing faster now
than they were going into that game, So it would
be over.
Speaker 2: Passed for me here as well.
Speaker 3: You jogged my memory at him because when you said
air Force lost to Belmont that was so long ago
to open the season. I believe that was one of
our very first parlay legs. I played Belmont that night,
yes opening night total, and I remember you saying that
air Force is one of the worst teams in the
country and agree with the play that. I had to
think BP was with us then, But that's you know,
what we stated way back in early November has really
come to fruition with air Force. They are truly one
of the worst teams in the country, so much so
that I've seen some calling out for air Force to
just drop in class and go play Division two.
Speaker 2: You can't go to the big go to the big Wester.
Speaker 1: So the problem is they can't do that because football
controls all and they actually still put the field a
reasonably competitive football team. I love this right here, Richie,
thank you for the donation, he says. Trigg has inspired
me to seek out smaller CBB venues.
Speaker 2: I absolutely love that. DM me.
Speaker 1: Hit me up, let me know where you're located, and
if we're ever in the same area, I'll take I'll
take you to a game with me.
Speaker 2: I've done that with a couple.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: Met Ethan Bainbridge, who's always in the comments.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: We took him to Bowling Green earlier this year. Had
a blast. It's it's funded to you know.
Speaker 1: One of the benefits of me just sort of being
out in the road is, uh, sometimes I'm in your
area and then and then you know, get to meet
you guys, which is always fun. So yeah, whether it's
this year or next year, let me know, let me
know where you're located, and we'll get you out to
a game if you'd like to go to a game.
Speaker 2: And that really goes for anyone.
Speaker 3: Just you.
Speaker 1: You know, if you see me stroll into town like randomly,
because it's always like you know, just I just fly
by the seat of my pants. Rob, I didn't really
know I was going to Newark on Saturday night until
I was there.
Speaker 2: Let me know.
Speaker 1: We'll get you out to a game, all right, Di,
We'll go donation here for mad Max, talk a little
Big ten basketball, and then we'll go to Rob's game
after this, because I think we've already talked about mine,
so let's go to mad Max here, He says. Northwestern
off a big win over Maryland, Indiana got pounded by Purdue.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they got pounded by Purdue in that game.
Speaker 1: Was a little annoyed with myself for not recognizing that
that might be the case. But they got absolutely throttled,
Northwestern giving up thirty six percent from three in conference play.
Speaker 2: Rob.
Speaker 1: I love that our viewers not only now ask for
a game, donate to our charity, and then bring us
stats to set up the play. I don't even have
to look at these on the fly. Mad Max is
like laying out He's he's given us all the numbers here.
He says, if Indiana hits their threes, it's going to
be a long game for Northwestern. Yeah, that makes a
lot of sense. Indiana has been much better at home.
Indiana has hit shots at a higher rate at home.
I'm with mad Max there, if Indiana hits their threes,
it's probably.
Speaker 2: A long night for Northwestern. What do you agree? Disagree?
And he says any thought on the team total.
Speaker 3: Well, impossible to disagree with it. I mean, I think
it's by you, right by you told us. Where does
he claim the soft rims are Florida Atlantic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Florida Atlantic.
Speaker 1: He's convinced that the Ellie has a softer that the
pillow soft rims at the Elley.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: For years, I've been saying the same about Bloomington. They
just favor Indiana so much. I don't know why, but Indiana,
this is not a new thing. Where Indiana scores better
at home, shoots better at home. Doesn't matter what squad
they have, they're generally a far better shooting team at home.
And I couldn't disagree with a move towards the total.
Here in fact was the Purdue game had to have
been Friday night because I believe I played perdue team
total over in like what you said, I think it
was a sort of an anger game, a get back
game for Purdue off of a loss. Here. You know,
there's a lot of positive quotes, and Chris Collins has
generally been a positive head coach. Don't always get positive results,
but Northwestern still views themselves as a team that can
play with anybody inside the Big Ten, and according to
Nick Martinelli, their top offensive player. I would think that
Indiana's going to score the simple breakdown simplistically, Indiana probably
gets theirs against Northwestern. Indiana's defense has not been locked
down all season long. We've talked about Wilkerson a little bit.
He's about impossible to defend at this point in time
inside the Big Ten. We've talked about Tucker Devrees a
lot on this show that he hasn't come to play
against the upper echelon against the Big Ten. Maybe he's
in over his head a little bit. It's not the
Missouri Valley anymore, but against this style team, i'd expect
the rees to contribute. I'd expect all the Indiana guys
to contribute. Leads me to the point, where can you
get enough out of Northwestern to go ahead and get
this thing up and over? And I kind of believe
you do. And I hesitate in saying that because of
Northwestern's tempo. Like when I playovers, I always want enough
scoring opportunities, and Northwestern, if they have a lead in
this game at any point, that's when these teams that
play slow tempo really slow it down when they have leads.
But if Indiana gets out quick in this one, which
they've been known to do at home, have big first halves,
I think there's no probably no issue here getting up
and over one forty five and a half. The games
really remains the same. I'm looking at a couple of
one forty six is as we speak, and one stray
one forty six and a half. So, guys, again, if
you're in the Las Vegas area, we're not allowed to
pinpoint or tell you exactly where to go, but if
you're in the Las Vegas area, you can find a
one and a half. So if you like over shop it, well,
I think it's probably the right way to go. Here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I'll I'll just hammer this home. My number
is on the side of Indiana winning this game by
double digit. So if you are with the original comment,
I've got to agree with you. If Indiana is getting
what they want offensively, if the shots are falling, this
certainly feels like one that could could they could run
up if they want to, and that probably means five
more than more than nine, because it looks like you
can get eight and a half at present, which is
probably good.
Speaker 2: Jacob.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you're serious about this, but North
Florida maybe where I am on Thursday, so hopefully so.
I'm trying to go surprise my gramma for a birthday
this weekend down in Florida because my parents are down
there and stuff like that. I'm trying to make like
a last second. Hopefully Graham is not watching Full Court
Press right now. I doubt she is she is, Robb.
Speaker 2: Because that would ruin why not, It would ruin the surprise.
Speaker 1: But I do think North Florida is where I will
be on Thursday, because it's like one of the only
ones that makes sense. So yeah, if you are, if
if you were serious about that, hit me up. I
may be checking out North Florida Florida Golf Coast on Thursday,
So let me know, all right, Rob, I'm gonna give
the Florida you do you know what game you want
to use for the parlay?
Speaker 2: Have we talked about it?
Speaker 3: Have we not?
Speaker 2: If we haven't, why don't you throw a game out
there for us to talk about.
Speaker 3: We haven't talked about it. And I've got kind of
an extensive card today, Adam. There's so many situational plays
that I want to be on. I'm gonna have to
shave it down for clients and I'll get my five
dollars play up when this show ends. But I'm gonna
go to one that's as simple as simple can get.
Really doesn't need a ton of explanation. But I often
use the phrase somebody's got to pay, and somebody's got
to pay for what happened to Michigan against Duke this
past weekend, and that somebody's gonna end up being Minnesota.
I think tonight, I like the Michigan team total up
and over eighty three and a half. I just talked
about Northwestern and Indiana and a hesitancy to go ahead
and just full out jump to the window and bet
that game over because of Northwestern's tempo. You could say
the same about Minnesota, right Nico Medved's team is even slower.
But in that same breath handicapping theory of mine and
I think this bears out. You can't control tempa when
you're behind. And Minnesota in all likelihood finds themselves behind
at Michigan early on in this one, and all of
a sudden, you can't crawl anymore. You've got to catch
up at some point, or at least attempt to catch
up at some point. Michigan's likely to control every defensive board,
or Michigan, excuse me, likely to control every defensive board.
They'll get out, they'll run. There's a little bit, you know,
one situational thing that you have to consider is does
the letdown carry over to this game? I doubt it
with Michigan. Dusty May, and we've talked about him a
lot too, but there's something about this guy that you
watch him in that press conference after Duke telling you
that we're going to learn from this. But you can see,
with a lot of coaches, you could read between the
lines that Dusty May is not one of these guys.
That's going to let up on his team for this game.
He's going to be relentless in the fact that we
need to blow somebody out, and boy, they have the
material to blow somebody out here. I think that's somebody's
Minnesota points spread wise, a little afraid to lay it
simply because we've seen Michigan go this year on a
one to eight ats run, being overpriced inside the Big ten.
But asking them to score eighty four points, I don't
think is all that difficult here, And I don't you know, again,
you try to keep a notebook on these guys. At
least I do a small notebook on coaches that don't
mind scoring and running it up at the end of games.
Dustyama is one of these guys that just doesn't let
off the gas pedal. If he's got, you know, at
twenty twenty twenty two to twenty four point lead, they're
still gonna score. So for me, it's Michigan team total
over eighty three and a half tonight. I think this
gets us back on the right track with our parlay legs.
That's where I'm going at them. Despite Minnesota's slow tempo,
I don't think that comes into play. Here, Michigan fundamental
advantages are way too huge, motivational advantage, way too huge,
and real quick, I'll add this. Nico medved actually said
after they beat Rutgers that their number one goal right
now is to avoid playing Tuesday in the Big Ten tournament,
and that win was like crucial for them. If you
try and take that what they put into that game,
the effort, the max effort, one hundred percent efforts they
put into beating Rutgers on Saturday, and now go to
play Michigan. It's almost like, you know, what we accomplished
what we wanted to do. If we get smoked here,
it might not matter. So I don't know that Minnesota
is really in the market of thinking they're going to
beat Michigan or play them closier tonight.
Speaker 1: Yeah, do you do we rule out the possibility of
Minnesota contributing enough to get this over the full game,
because that's kind of the way I look at it.
I don't I don't hate the idea of Michigan of
Minnesota kind of competing in garbage time here to make
sure that this one gets over either way. I mean,
if you listen, if you like the total, you it's
gonna be difficult to hit a full game total without
Michigan doing their part, But like, I don't rule out
Minnesota from from contributing to that total.
Speaker 2: Rob, what was the number you got on this team total?
Speaker 3: Here? I show eighty three and a half, right, Yeah,
eighty three and a half fifteenth cent and choose some
showing Adams so not overly priced.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I'm at so I'm at eighty five
point one for a projection for Minnesota or if I'm
sorry for Michigan, So that would suggest that it's it's
over the team total. But again my my Minnesota projection
does keep it within slightly within this number. So again
that's that's sort of where I think the math is
gonna work out for the total either way on this,
I think Michigan probably I'm sorry, I think Minnesota likely
does enough, but yeah, you're gonna I mean, the thing
that's probably easier to handicap slash rely on is Michigan
doing their part. So I'm with you there, Rob, I
think they probably back Listen, I just don't know that
the like the Duke gloss is not crushing by any means.
It's a non conference exhibition game. In the middle of February,
neutral site. I kind of think it's gonna be like
back to regularly scheduled programming here for Michigan. And if
that's the case, I don't know, it's tough to say
that the team will cover twenty two, but I certainly
don't think getting to like they probably score ninety. Like
we've seen this, you know, we've seen Michigan do this
in the past, right against these lower tier Big Ten teams,
as they dropped one to ten against Penn State, you
know they I mean, you'd have to go.
Speaker 2: Back to.
Speaker 1: I wonder if this is like a little deceiving, like
a lot of their Big ten Big Ten games are
right around this number, right around this like eighty three,
eighty four number. But yeah, you would think after only
scoring sixty three against Duke that this would be a
that there might be some emphasis on sort of a
forty minutes of offense here. And the three games prior
to Duke were eighty seven, eighty six, ninety one, and
eighty six and ninety one against UCLA team that's playing
a lot better.
Speaker 2: Now, and of course against Purdue.
Speaker 1: So I'm with you, Rob, I'll be rooting home the
Michigan team total over.
Speaker 2: I think that's probably the best way.
Speaker 3: We'll step down in defensive class two from Duke to Minnesota. Yes,
Suke was tough on the boards. Boy, Michigan didn't expect
that type of resistance on the boards, I don't think,
but they got it on Saturday.
Speaker 1: Shut up, Jacob, Yeah, Jacob DM me on X Twitter,
whatever we're calling it these days. I'll take care of,
you know, the tickets that gave any If anyone's in
the Jacksonville area and wants to join us for the
thriller that will be North Florida, Florida Gulf Coast.
Speaker 3: Hit me up.
Speaker 2: I'll make it happen for you guys.
Speaker 1: I I don't think it's gonna be standing room only crowd,
but we'll see a couple of years ago. Hey, couple
of years ago, North North Florida was filling that building
pretty good. They've they've fallen on a little bit of
tough times, but uh yeah, hit me up on Twitter,
all right, I want to do this, Rob. I am
going to put the Baylor Bears in the parlay.
Speaker 2: I am going to consult.
Speaker 1: The board here and see what the consensus number is.
So what we're gonna do is We're gonna take nine
minus one twenty, okay, because the eight and a halves
are are pretty prominent out there right now most places.
So for my league of the parlay, I'm gonna go
Baylor nine minus one twenty because that puts me within
one point of where I would play this for clients.
So we did a pretty long breakdown of this game
at the beginning of the show. If you missed it,
go back and check that out. But this two teamer,
we will do Michigan team total over eighty three and
a half with minus one fifteen juice, and then I'm
gonna put Baylor plus nine minus one twenty.
Speaker 2: It's not a big deal.
Speaker 1: If you have to pay more for either of those legs,
you're still gonna get plus money on the parlay. But
I'll tell you right now, if Baylor somehow gets back
to ten, probably gonna hit my client card. So it's
a game I like quite a bit, and that's gonna
be my parlay leg again. Two teamer Baylor plus nine,
Michigan team total over eighty three and a half. It's
five dollars Tuesday. Everyone's got a five all the handicappers
have a five dollars play up on the site. Right now,
I have a five percent play, which is full price.
We never sell the five percenters at the five dollars rate,
but I can't help that. The game I love on
a Tuesday, so sorry about that. But I do like
this one quite a bit that is up on my page.
And again, you can avoid all of that by just
getting the double the CBB Firepower package that is three
days of everything I play everything ROB plays. Package is
pretty much gonna pay for itself on day one. Knowing
that you're gonna get a five percenter tonight. So again,
love love Something tonight, it's up five percent play on
my page. We have hit the hour mark. We will
see you guys in the morning for more full court press.
Good luck today everyone, and we will see you guys tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Cash all your tickets. Have a great day.