Speaker 1: All right, welcome in everybody.
Speaker 2: It is five dollars Tuesday, Robbino as always at wager Talk.
If you're unfamiliar with that, every handicapper at some point
today will likely have a five dollars play up on
the site. If your new great way to try out
the site, try out a couple different handicappers, try out us,
although I think if you're here at this point you
probably are familiar with our picks. But nonetheless, Tuesday is
also what we used to call Super Tuesday, rob Back
in the day, Big Monday, Super Tuesday and Super Tuesday
was always the day where you had the big boys playing,
and that still is is mostly the case. A bunch
of good catchups tonight. So aside for we hit the
parlay last night. You're overt there with Indiana and Oregon.
I had Chicago State, all of that info checked out, Robino.
They put on a clinic on how to potentially lose
a game I've never seen.
Speaker 1: That was unbelievable.
Speaker 2: A twenty point lead that they tried as as hard
as humanly possible to blow, but they actually end up
getting there and then in the end they covered every
number as well. So nice winners there, great to start
the week off with the parlay.
Speaker 1: I had a two and o night, excited about that.
So how is your night?
Speaker 2: And then why don't we jump right in to today's
feature game for due Nebraska.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I had a two and o night as well, Adam.
So anybody that was on board the double the CBB
firepower package, you got four and oh. Last night you
mentioned the Indiana Oregon game where second half Indiana just
went ballistic. Wilkerson was great in that game. And then
the over in the Kansas and Arizona game, which was,
of course, you find out about eight minutes before game
time that Darren Peterson is not going to play and
you're sitting there over but still got there fairly easily
in the end, one sixty point total. So yeah, two
and oh here, two and oh for you. Nice start
to the week. I think it runs my college hoop
now to ten and one over the last eleven plays,
so we've been on a pretty good role here. We'll
see if we can get you going with Nebraska Purdue
here tonight. I'll start right into it, Adam. Let's you know,
pointing in the season where conference points spread records kind
of means something. Now you've played everybody just about and
you get a pretty good idea of who's been overvalued,
who's been undervalued. And there's no question Perdue as they
entered conference season on the role that they were on,
that they were on certainly overvalued. They've gone through this
Big Ten schedule now one in eight ATS in their
last nine games terrible. You're burning money if you're betting
Purdue five to show you to prove the point. And
I know the terms undervalued, overvalued just get thrown around
in this business at them, but the real meaning of
it is what Purdue has shown us. They have eight
point spread losses out of their last nine games inside
the conference. However, five of those eight ATS losses were
straight up wins. So, in other words, they're winning games,
just like we talked about with Michigan, just like we
talked about with Yukon. They're winning games, just not covering
games because they're asked to do too much. That's so
is the case for Purdue. They're three and three against
the spread on the Big Ten road. Nothing to write
home about there, six and six if you're playing totals tonight,
six and six over under inside the league against this
current total of one forty eight and a half. That's
what we're staring at here, subject to change while we're
on the air, because that's what happens every morning. And
two and four under the total, two overs, four unders,
one eight and a half on the Big Ten roads.
So for Perdue, that's their ATS picture heading in as
far as conference goes in Nebraska is much rosier. Nebraska's
been a point spread darling six and one against the
spread on the ATS on the Big Ten road, six
and one straight up, kind of the definition of overvalue
winning games outright, covering them all two and o on
the road at Michigan and Illinois. I want to bring
that point up in just a second here. And they're
an under team nine to three to the under in
these conference games. Just a great defense, slow pace, et cetera,
et cetera. Again, we'll get into that two and five
under the number on the on the Big Ten road.
The matchups, though, Adam, you know I could not find
and hopefully you found something maybe you didn't like I didn't.
There's very little in fundamental matchups that favors Perdue in
this game. I mean, anything they do well offensively Nebraska
in the gates with being just as good on defense
against that particular asset. The advantage that I did find
with Purdue, and it's a gaping one, is the fact
that Nebraska just does not offensive rebound whatsoever. They're a
terrible offensive rebounding team inside the conference. Purdue is a
great defensive rebounding team inside the conference. They're number two
in defensive rebounding. So that particular matchup when Nebraska's on offense,
are their possessions all one and outs because Purdue grabs
the glass at a high rate and Nebraska doesn't go
after the glass. We'll find out, I will say this,
it's interesting on that end. We'll talk about them again.
Rank Mast makes a difference. Right if you start pulling
Kluff or kaufman Ren away from the hoop, the two
top defensive rebounders for the Purdue team, and somebody's got
to go get Rank Mass out at the three point line,
all of a sudden, your advantage for Purdue probably gets
slimmer than what you expected it to be. The other side,
I think does have a few advanced just here, Adam,
including three point shooting. It's the best three point shooting
team in the conference, and Purdue doesn't defend the three
very much at all. And I said I would get
to this schedule. Produced schedule has been soft, soft as
can be inside the league. They played one game against
the top four teams. The only game they've played against
the upper rachelon of this league was Illinois and they
lost at home, lose eighty eight eighty two. Meanwhile, Nebraska
has played Illinois twice, played Michigan once, did very well
in all three of those games up until they did
lose to Illinois at home seventy eight to sixty nine
last time up. But they had beaten Illinois on the road,
and of course they covered against Michigan. Their roadwork has
been really good. Probably unintimidated by Mackie Arena. They bet
they're too many places now to be intimidated here tonight.
And I figured the three point shooting could be worth
a little something here and what could be a close gime.
You know, it's funny, Adam. Neither team gets to the
free throw line very much. Purdue doesn't shoot free throws.
It's a slow tempo game. I kind of question why
this game went up to one and a half, just
understanding the tempo is going to be what it is
that nobody really gets to the free throw line, that
both point guards handle the ball so well. Braden Smith
all the accolades in the world, but Sam Hoiberg, their
turnover percentage is better than producers. So for me, excuse
this game is in Nebraska. Excuse me. For me, this
game is all Nebraska. I do agree with the line
movement up. For me, it's not often that I push
towards the side more than the total. I could see
an under but I think Nebraska wins this game by three.
I just thought there's not enough substantial success inside this
league by produce so far this year to figure that,
you know, they can go on the road and win
this game. You've talked often about Pinnacle. It used to
be called Pinnacles. It's still called Pinnacle. I'm not sure
Pinnacle banker, Yeah, but it's a yeah the bank. For me,
it's Nebraska.
Speaker 1: Yeah. For me, it's Nebraska too.
Speaker 2: To comment on the total real quick, do you think
the books have a hard time putting numbers out for
Nebraska games, because it's it's like this game is going
to be very three point reliant, right like it could
it could have a huge swing based on like who's
making threes, who's not making threes.
Speaker 1: If threes are going in, they probably goes over.
Speaker 2: But if if the threes aren't falling, you could be
under this this number by twenty five points. So I
think that makes the total very difficult to handicap for
that reason.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the variable there is huge, right, And I think
it's why I like Nebraska in this game because they're
a better you know, their matchup against the Purdue perimeter
defense is just that much better. Nebraska is kind of
sticky out at the top of the circle and Purdue
really is a little bit you know, allowing as far
as getting clear and looks up our concerns. So and
again I'll just point to that matchup at him and
you can finish it off. I'll point to that matchup
of Rake Mast. We talk about it so much, but
it's because it's such a difficult matchup, and it's not
because he's knocking down fifty percent of his threes. It's
the threat of a six to ten guy standing out there.
Somebody's got to go get him. Whether it be Kluff,
which it probably won't, I'm gonna imagine it would be
Kaufman w ren because he's a little more versatile. But
you do drag a big time defensive rebounder. One of
them isn't going to be on the glass, and if
Nebraska gets a couple of second chances here could be
big for them.
Speaker 2: You know, this makes me think of We've had this
scenario a couple of times. I want to say most.
You'll have to remind me.
Speaker 1: One came up. I think it was a Friday night.
Speaker 2: The point is I'm terrified to fade Perdue now that
they're like the underdog, right what I can't remember what.
It's come up a couple of times, and I feel
like the couple of times it's come up up on
this show in the last couple of weeks that oh
it was the Michigan game, Michigan Michigan State, last last
maybe last Friday, where suddenly Michigan hadn't covered in forever.
Now it's like they're a one point road favorite. And
you know, that's kind of where I'm at with Purdue.
It's like, I'm with you. It makes sense to like
Nebraska here. They have been phenomenal at home. If you're
gonna bank on a team shooting the three, which it
seems like both teams are gonna need to shoot the
three to have success in this game. You'd probably prefer
the home team that tends to go nuts at home
when they play at home. But rob Bino, the the
Purdue is a from a percentage standpoint fifteenth in the country.
Shooting three is thirty eight point five percent, So there's
nothing that says that they can't have a very solid
percentage shooting game. I don't think they're going to take
as many as Nebraska, but they can certainly make a
higher percentage in Nebraska, which will put them right in uh,
you know, right in business in this game as well.
So as this climbs, I as this climbs, I'd be
more inclined to punch back. I think like if this
got to like three, because again, I still think Purdue,
while they have been been disappointing relative to Purdue standards,
it's still a very competent, quality basketball team, probably one
of the only teams that I would trust in this
league to go into the bank and emerge with a win.
So it's a very challenging game for me from that
regard listener Purdue, like you said, like there, it's they
could have more easy buckets in this game, right, they
are that they're gonna get likely get more rebounds.
Speaker 3: They are.
Speaker 1: Fifty one point from the field, still.
Speaker 2: A top twelve mark or a top fifteen mark or
twelve nationally in field goal percentage. Where I've landed on
this one, Rob. You know, Braden Smith has had a
couple of games where he hasn't been as sure of
himself turning the ball over. I think if he plays
well and produced focused, this could be a really good
game and a thing.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I feel bad that we come on do this feature
game and then we're like, hey, I have no clue
how it's gonna win.
Speaker 1: But like, that's probably why.
Speaker 2: It's the feature game a lot of times, right, It's
why Arizona Kansas is the future game.
Speaker 1: It's why Purdue Nebraska is the feature game.
Speaker 2: These games tend to be difficult to bet, and this
one is no different. So I think, if you, you know,
if you pinned me down here, I think i'd money
line Nebraska. I'll take a stand. Not enough fence riding
on the show.
Speaker 3: Can't do that.
Speaker 1: I gotta take a stand.
Speaker 3: I'll go Nebraska just in case they clip it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, because yeah, you want to see.
Speaker 2: We had that happen where they just were like, oh,
Robin Trigg, talk this game, let's clip this one. This
was like a couple of weeks back, and both of
us were like, yeah, we have no clue.
Speaker 1: Like the breakdown was, it's like, all.
Speaker 2: Right, this team, this team, let's move on. And they
clipped it. And so people that just watched the clip
like lost their mind. They're like, what is this crap?
Speaker 1: You know, It's like we didn't know it was going
to be clip.
Speaker 2: So yeah, to get to give a pick, I think
I would just have I just like Nebraska better, Rob
you know, I just like them better. I like the
fact that, like they could could ride the wave of
the crazy home atmosphere, make a couple threes, and suddenly
they take over the game. But certainly not something that's
going to make my client card today, this might think.
Speaker 3: I like the fact real quick, I think I like
the fact that they played Michigan in Illinois so often already,
Like yeah, it was not Michigan or Illinois, and Nebraska's
hung tough with both of those teams all three times,
and I guess just a little more credence for me,
and we don't want to diminish, and you didn't diminish
to produe shooting capability, because it's really really good. It's
a top tier shooting team. But it's the Nebraska defense
on that matchup. You know, it just seems to me
that Nebraska's got it a little bit easier working against
the Purdue defense that Purdue does working against the Nebraska defense,
especially at home, should be a good game. Like you,
I leaned toward Nebraska here and just a little head
scratching on why the total bumped up to one forty
eight and a half. But like you said, if three's rain,
one fifty here we come. So probably best to just
stay away.
Speaker 2: All right, Garth, All's right in the world super chats
or start again.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I didn't.
Speaker 2: Do it, so I don't know if someone did that too,
you know, bright in my day or not, but their
background and this one came up.
Speaker 1: So appreciate the donation from Garth.
Speaker 2: I'm going to go from no opinion to one of
my stronger opinions on the day, which will be this game.
Garth's has thoughts on Eastern Illinois Western Illinois. He likes
the under one thirty one and a half. It's the
second meeting the season. The first first one ended fifty
seven to fifty five, So Robin know, I will leave.
Speaker 1: The total for you.
Speaker 2: But as far as a side it's concerned in this game,
I think this is probably Western Illinois first and maybe
their only conference win of the year. I have not
had the stones to bet this for clients yet, although
I'm strongly considering it. It is it is difficult at
times to play a team that's ozher and fourteen in
their league, and I believe like four and twenty one
on the season. But Eastern Illinois should not be a
four and a half point road favorite to anyone in
this league. You know, I just was there Charleston, Illinois
last maybe about a little bit about two weeks ago. Listen, like,
that's just a Eastern Illinois closer. This is one of
those scenarios, rob where Eastern Illinois had a couple of
good results early in conference play, but in reality they're
a lot closer to the bottom of this league than
they ever were to the top of this league. So
you know, you see them there at six and eight,
tied with Little Rock, one game ahead of Tennessee Tech.
They're the type of team I like as an underdog.
But Eastern Illinois's road favorite is just insane. They're two
and eleven on the road this year. This is a rivalry.
I think Bob Bayu was texting me telling me that
he's like, by you drop the name of the rivalry.
I think he's like the rail splitter axe or something
like that. Didn't know that until he texted me that.
But makes sense. Eastern Illinois, Western Illinois. Kelly likes to
call these the directional schools, you know, So a little
bit of a rivalry here, Like again four point, Like
Eastern Illinois shouldn't be a four and a half point
favorite in this game.
Speaker 1: But like, I get it.
Speaker 2: I get where you could play the other side and
be like, why would you ever want to put a
penny on Western Illinois? I get that, and that's why
I haven't fired it yet. So I'll go back to
the first meeting fifty seven to fifty five, so certainly
stayed under. I think the total in that game was
one thirty two and a half, which is basically what
it will it is here.
Speaker 1: I'm seeing one thirty one and a half, one thirty
two and a.
Speaker 2: Half, but I actually make this Western Illinois minus one
on the number. So the pretty big number discrepancy, some
of which is due to the shading right, the fact that,
like they have to offer the books, have to put
a number that at least like maybe deters you a
little bit from taking Eastern Illinois because if they didn't,
they would get a wave of Eastern Illinois money here. So, Rob,
I think this ends up being close like the first meeting,
and I think if Western Illinois can play even like
I mean, listen, they played Simo Southeast Missouri, who's a
pretty respectable team, to a four point game not too
long ago. Uh you know, they played Morehead State to
a five point game that was on the road. They've
got But here's here's where I get. Here's the flip
side of that. I ask myself, Trig, why why do
you even want to do it? Right, well, why do
you even want to go to battle with one of
the worst teams in the country. Because I don't think
Eastern Illinois is very good. That's that's ultimately why. So
I'm gonna be giving some long, hard thought to Western
Illinois today. Plus the four and a half, if the
if the books entice me further and throw this up
to in.
Speaker 1: The five five and a half point range, I may
have to do it.
Speaker 2: I will leave the total for you to hammer this
one home, because that's what Garth's question was for. But
I don't disagree with Garth looking at this the way
the way the first meeting played out, because I think
it's gonna probably go that route.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's so hard. The numbers started in the
right place, and it's been pushed up subsequently because apparently
some feel like I say this a lot in modern
day college basketball, you could get to one thirty by
mistake sixty five, sixty five. But you take a good
look at these two teams, and the reality of it
is Eastern Illinois has been sixty scored sixty eight or
less than seven of their last eight games. They're not
lighting up the nets or the scoreboard in any instance.
And Western Illinois they're the worst shooting team, not just
from two point range, but from three point shooting range
in the league. They go at a fast pace and
don't make anything. And so the challenge for me is
the totals handicapper mostly is I feel like you might
get pace here because I don't believe that Eastern Illinois
will fear Western Illinois at all when it comes to
playing a little bit up tempo. But neither one of
these teams. You could argue that Eastern Illinois is a
less productive offensive team than Western Illinois, or at least equal,
and that's a pretty bad place to be. So Garth,
I would say, I can understand is it first time,
just to go through a couple of numbers. With the
first time around, Western Illinois goes two for fifteen from
three point me they put up sixty shots, they only
make nineteen. It's hard to bet games over when you
have instances like that. The other side, the three point
shooting overall in this game, Adam was three for twenty four,
one out of every eight. That's absolutely miserable. Twelve and
a half percent from three. The other side put up
fifty one shots. They made nineteen of them. So each
team makes nineteen shots, they go to the free throw line,
went to the free throw line. Most of the points
came from the free throw line, thirty three of them.
If you don't get into a foulfest in a close
game with extension at the end, probably right one twelve.
I mean, Garth, I can't argue you off of it.
I'm just trying to rip off some things that I
would think of that come to my head if I
was playing this total second time around. I usually make
the argument coaches like the correct what went wrong. The
question is are these two teams good enough to correct
what went wrong, which would be offense. Western Illinois hasn't
corrected it all season long. Eastern Illinois hasn't corrected it
all season long, So at this point in time, you
just got to figure they're bad. Shooting teams based off
against one another could be a lucky night where everything
falls and the game gets over. But I don't think
that that push toward the over is any indicator whatsoever
that people think shots are going to fall here. I
think it's just a lot of guys putting their analytical
numbers together and saying, hey, listen, one thirty is just
a little bit too low in a game lined at
four and a half that should have extension at the end.
So we'll see how it goes. Nothing I'm interested in.
As much as I like that conference, that's just not
a game. It's hard. Like you said, Adam, why would
you want to put a penny on Western Illinois, and
I guess Garth isn't put He's fading Western Illinois. He
wants their offense to be as garbage as it's been
all season long, and hope that Eastern Illinois follows suit
like they did the first time around.
Speaker 1: I'll throw one final thing out there.
Speaker 2: Andre Washington, former l i U Shark, guy that came
from the Northeast Conference. He was at l i U
for two years, believe he ended up sitting a year.
Now he's at Eastern Illinois. He's probably I thought he
would have been the best player on this team. He's
it's been Frewster who's been the best, who's been the
top scorer. But Washington had did not play over the weekend,
so he hasn't played, I think in maybe EIU's last
two games. And that's something I'll probably be trying to
find more info about today because if he were going
to be out again here, that might be a that
might that might get me there and then I'll just
like you said, foulfest, Eastern Illinois is better from the line,
But like again, like if it's just going to be
a foulfest, you're probably looking at first to sixty wins
and five four and a half five points might might
be good either way.
Speaker 3: And for what it's worth, that Washington didn't play the
first time around the fifty seven five game.
Speaker 2: He didn't play right, Yeah, he was out for that game,
and like I said, I believe he's missed. I think
he left the Simo game with an injury, which means
he's probably missed their last two games.
Speaker 1: So yeah, well we'll keep an eye on that one.
Speaker 2: I'm not ruling it out, so stick around for thirty
five more minutes. That may be the parlay leg, but
I'm gonna see if something else comes up.
Speaker 1: Like we said, five dollars Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Also, Rob and I combined four and oh yesterday and
our three day package is still up.
Speaker 1: Double the firepower CBB.
Speaker 2: You're gonna get all of our plays on that for
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Speaker 1: We all.
Speaker 2: We also got to Rob, we got to talk about
the sixty nine dollars Valentine's Day special. We run it
every year. It always cracks me up every single year.
Speaker 1: So that's up. I believe you get the h I
think it's.
Speaker 2: Six days for your preferred handicapper sixty nine dollars hilarious. Yeah,
you know, even though the kids like six seven these
days were old, So the sixty nine is still going
to crack us up. I don't care what anyone says
that specials on the site. We're gonna move on. Let
me jump back into the chat. I'm getting compliments on
the hoodie here, Rob. I grabbed this when I was
in Provo a couple of years ago at the Marriott Center.
This is That was the same time I texted you
the picture of that tremendous donut, the cougartail. Did you
know before we get into the BYU Baylor breakdown, did
you know that if you sit in the first three row,
like if you have court side or like floor seating
at BYU, you get a Cougartail donut on your chair.
Speaker 1: So you just show up in the donuts right there. Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, that's a huge perk right there. In my opinion,
I think they're fifteen inches long, tremendous. They pretty much
sell out every game. No cougar tails tonight, though, Rob,
because this game is in Wake Up Waco, Texas BYU Baylor.
Speaker 1: Rob, should b YU be panicking at this point, what
do you you know?
Speaker 2: You you alluded to this the other day that the
schedule was going to start to sort of rear its
head with their lack of depth, and boy, has that happened?
Speaker 1: Do they? What do you?
Speaker 2: What do you make of that? And it is this
a spot where b YU can bounce back?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I think when we were on Saturday Saturday morning
with Kelly, we talked about the BYU game a little
bit and my only thought on b YU was because
they're so dependent on the starting five, their bench depth
is not exceptional. That the grinder they've been put through
since non conference, it's a lot of exhausting games for BYU.
And that game against Houston on Saturday, that's where because
Kelly houst Houston as part of our parlay Lake, right,
that's why we talked about this one. And I just say,
you know, the way Houston comes at you defensively, BYU,
off of the prior couple of games where they played
Arizona and Kansas two or the three before, could just
get worn down by that aggressive style of Houston. I
don't know that Baylor. Obviously, Baylor is not Houston in
that capacity where they're just savage in your face, defensively
and on the glass for forty minutes. Houston did turn
out to be the winner in that one. But I
do wonder, Adam, if you know, it's not quite the
Brian Earle situation that you talk about, where he just
runs his team so much that second half their legs
may fold up a little bit. For BYU, it's just
taking your five in these huge matchups so often that
he got a tire at some point. I thought about
that this morning. However, my counter to that inside my
head was it be just got to get a couple
of wins here in league. There's been a couple of
days off since Saturday night. They did play that game later.
I think that was a ten to thirty Eastern start.
BYU gets here to Baylor, it's a winnable and they
just have to start winning. They have five conference losses
now I believe it was four heading into Houston. Now
it's five.
Speaker 1: Five of their last six have been losses.
Speaker 3: Round and no shame in that inside that league, which
some people will tell you is the best league in
the in the country, but you do have to start
winning games at some point. So I don't know, Adam,
I have a hard time weighing the fatigue against the
need for a win. What I don't have a hard
time with is BYU being tired defensively. Defense takes a
lot of energy. Offense, de bands that can score. You know,
de Bans that's not going to have the type of
attention paid to him like what you sought at Allen
Field House, right where de Bants that couldn't really get
off up against Ku like he saw against Houston. Here
against Baylor, probably not the same figure he and Saunders
and oh goodness, the point guard comes back home right
to Baylor here, right, and so yeah, Robert Wright rob right,
so we'll see that should be a big night for him.
I look more toward the over in this game because
of what I just said that I think the fatigue
on the BYU side, the grinder probably takes more effect
on their defense rather than their offense. They're so good
offensively that they can still score, but I don't know
that they're that good or as as energetic on the
defensive end as maybe they would have been six eight
games ago. So for me to look here is toward
the over. We're looking at one fifty eight and a half.
It's come way off of one sixty four. That's part
of the reason I think it's time to push back
on this number. Five and a half point drop is
a little much. In my mind, I may get there
in this instance. If you're looking at team totals, BYU
at eighty one and a half is always somewhat attractive
if they do get there tonight, this one should get
over because I think Baylor will get this. Baylor hasn't
done much right this year, but there have been instances
where they've scored big. So to me, it would be
a look right now, not a play, but a look
at the over one fifty eight and a half.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like, I agree with the over that that's been
so the head scratcher that when you look at BYU's
last six games, that the head scratchers is the Oklahoma
State loss, right and then and then of course giving
up ninety nine to Oklahoma State in that game, showing
sort of the defensive issues that BYU can have on
a given day.
Speaker 1: Letting Oklahoma State drop ninety nine on you like that.
Speaker 2: But you know, you could you could argue like they
just you know, they played a really they had a
really tough week going into that right, playing Arizona at home,
using all that energy up to come back, playing Kansas
using all that energy up to come you know, come back,
and back to back games where it probably would have
served b YU better to just get trash, just get
blown out, because in back to back games, they used
huge energy to get back into the game and lose
that game. So then they go to Oklahoma State, they're
probably gassed, they have no depth, and they get ninety
nine points dropped on them. Saturday's game wasn't wasn't as
grueling for BYU as those other games were against Arizona
and Kansas, So I don't think they're gonna be quite
as tired here, but I still think, you know, and
the thing is with Baylor, I should probably say this
about Baylor. I talked to CT about Baylor all the time,
like this is this team's awful, that this is the
worst team Baylor's had since I can like remember even
like starting to pay attention again to Baylor basketball, right,
like they've straight rob they've strayed so far away from
like the Baylor teams that were good and the one
that won the NCAA Tournament would like really good guard
the defense, like they don't defend anyone anymore, and they
have nothing other than other than chucking threes, they don't
do anything well like, So I agree with your over
because I don't. I don't think if Baylor's gonna score points,
it's gonna because they continue to hit threes, which is
something they've done of late.
Speaker 1: But I'll go back to the point you made.
Speaker 2: Who's guarding the bans to hear right, He's gonna have
a game tonight, So I think Debansa has a huge game.
I think BYU is gonna score their points. If Baylor
can chuck threes and hang around, then it'll probably go over.
If they can't, BYU is gonna win this game easily.
And I'm a little bit annoyed at the number because
I feel like I should be getting more of a
discount to back BYU with the fact that they've lost
four straight games.
Speaker 1: But that's just where that that's where.
Speaker 2: This BYU team, between the combination of how the tax
to bet BYU at home on a game to game
basis when they play at home, and then like how
good they were to start the season even four straight
losses has not like totally swung the pendulum in the
other direction.
Speaker 1: So three and a half.
Speaker 2: Here, Like I think I was at b YU minus
minus two point seven five, okay, so to be three
and a half, like, I'm not really getting line value
like I thought I might for a team that's lost
four straight games and it's supposed to be oh, like
you know, this is the this is.
Speaker 1: The world is ending scenario.
Speaker 2: Rob I almost feel like I almost feel like I
should be getting like BUYU minus one here, But the
books are, in my opinion, they're smarter than that, and
they know that Baylor's a bad basketball team.
Speaker 1: So this is the other one that, like I may
use for the parlay. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'll do what I did yesterday and just kind
of go with the money line in there. I gotta
check out what BYU money line is because I do
think they win.
Speaker 1: Three and a half. It's just it's just annoying to
have to lay that key number.
Speaker 2: But my gut says BYU is is much much better
than Baylor. Baylor can't do what what these elite teams
have done to BYU, and for that reason, they likely
win easily. So this is another one. I like BYU
a lot. Here, I like them to win. I will
probably decide what I'm gonna do for the parlay by
the end of the show, because yeah, I just wish
I was getting a better number.
Speaker 1: If I could moneyline BYU without.
Speaker 2: Any sort of crazy juice, I would have already locked
it in for clients. But the reality is it was
two for about two seconds overnight got bumped up and
now you're looking at three and a half most places,
and no one has bought back yet. So yeah, from
a from just a making a good bet standpoint rob
the over probably makes the most sense because, like you said,
why is this move six points?
Speaker 1: There's gonna probably be a trillion points in this game.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean BYU hasn't stopped anybody in a while,
and Baylor basically can't. You know, when you match them up,
they can't stop BYU. There's too many options here and
again these I don't know. The prop market for college
basketball is probably out there somewhere. I don't know where
because I don't do it. But I have to believe
that Rob Wright comes back and plays. You know, there'll
be one hundred percent maximum focused effort out of the
BYU point guard tonight, and he's kind of the guy
with the ball in his hand, so I believe that
they're going to score their share again. You know, these totals.
What I've noticed over the course of the season here, Adam,
is there's a lot of groups or individuals out there
that play solely totals, that just go to their model,
and my model says they can't the ones. I don't
think there's any regard for the individual matchup, for the
individual situation where totals are concerned. There is that type
of emphasis put on sides, situation, spot play, etc. But
it's never associated to the total. Maybe that's why I
like playing totals better. But this one doesn't make a
lot of sense to me, being that at one fifty
eight and a half, seems like we could cherry pick
this one.
Speaker 2: All right, let's move on. I'm gonna go back to
the chat here. Take one at uh, let's take one
at random from the chat. Let's see, I'm just literally
gonna scroll. Okay, I've got it. I see two people
have talked about this game, so that's enough for me.
Let's go to the Big ten. Back to the Big ten.
We started the day in the Big ten. Now I
want to go back to the Big ten. Rob, you know,
I felt like ill I felt like Illinois maybe was
a little unlucky on Saturday, between some of those open
shots not going in, not getting a single call. You
know that that was a game where I kind of,
you know, I left the gay obviously, Listen, Michigan State
made plays.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna take that away from them.
Speaker 2: It was a great game, ends up going into overtime,
Michigan State gets the win.
Speaker 1: But like, you know, I I kind of thought.
Speaker 2: Illinois was the better team in that though, even though
they fell short and lost like on the road in
it at Breslin Center, they lose eighty five eighty two
in overtime. But I felt like Illinois was the better team.
I felt like They've been the better team all year
and then I look at this matchup and I think
they're substantially the better team.
Speaker 1: Now that's not news to anyone. You look at this spread.
Speaker 2: I think literally anyone would say, well, yeah, Illinois is.
Speaker 1: Clearly the better team.
Speaker 2: But we're talking about you know, so the conversation swings
to are they eleven points better? Can they cover a
big number? And my gut says they can. Hear Rob
but I see some folks in the chat kind of
like Badgers. Plus the point, so where are you at?
Because it looks like right now it's Trigg liking Illinois.
The chat likes the Badgers, and we're gonna ask Rob
Bino to break the tie.
Speaker 3: Well, here's a couple of things, and this is just me.
I don't What I don't like about Wisconsin is the
fact that when I watch them sporadically, Nick Boyd just
believes he's got to take every shot, no matter how
difficult he feels like he is. The offense doesn't have
to be that way. Blackwell in the backcourt just as good.
But I feel like everywhere where Wisconsin has an offensive
asset and that's what they do best, right they score points.
This year. It's a different Wisconsin this year under Greg
guard was it different Wisconsin last year? Even where offense
is concerned, everywhere where they're strong offensively. The Illinois players
are better, Like Wisconsin's bigs have been a factor this year,
But Illinois bigs are better. Wisconsin's backcourt, like I just mentioned,
Boyd and Blackwell really really good. But the way Woggler's
played in the backcourt with Stoyakovic feel like Illinois better.
To me, the only thing I worry about here with
Total going over is Illinois defensively? Are they? You know? Wisconsin?
I kind of feel like they're the type of team
that can score theirs against the lesser defenses, but when
they get matched up, when they get faced up by
just more athletic, more talented, that offense kind of goes away.
That would bother me here with Wisconsin. What wouldn't bother
me is playing an Illinois team Total in this game
adam eighty one and a half against the poorest defense
against a team with Illinois coming off the loss to
Michigan State. Of course, you have to ask your question
the question, and it happens a couple of times on
the card here today. Does the disappointing loss in the
prior game affect this game? Right? Some people call it
losing the game twice, losing the same game twice. I
don't think it bothers Illinois here. I'm with you. That
game typical Michigan State win. Right. They just gutted it out,
gritted it out, end of story. They weren't really the
better team in any capacity, but they do have that
fight they do have that energy, and they made enough
place to win here. I don't think Wisconsin stops Illinois
from getting to eighty five. They just don't play enough
defense at all, and their interior play. While it's nice
and it's nice in a lot of matchups. I played
Wisconsin team total over for that reason a couple of
times here this year. I don't think it matches up
that well against Illinois. So the Illinois Biggs are just
way too versatile and the backcourt is that good. What
happens when Boswell comes back to this team, That's a
question I asked myself for tournament time. When Boswell comes back,
you can't just put Wagler to the side anymore. I mean,
he's the guy. All of a sudden, they're a little less.
I'll go back to what Brad Underwood said the very
first game or the second game after the Boswell injury,
were better offensively. I didn't believe him at the time,
but fundamentally he broke it down for me. He said, spacing,
et cetera, etc. We're a better team offensively, we're a
lesser team defensively because Boswell brings that perimeter defense to
the team. It's kind of played out. I think it'll
play out here again tonight. So for me, you know,
I might go ahead and just do it now, Adam
at ten forty one, I will use Illinois team total,
and there's eighty one and a half available out there.
There's also a bunch of eighty two and a halfs.
But since I think they can get to eighty five,
I'll just be fair to everybody who doesn't have a
lot of outlets to shop and just say over eighty
two and a half in this instance with Illinois, I
just don't see Wisconsin stopping them. The only thing that
could stop Illinois from getting to eighty five here is
Illinois themselves being a little bit depressed or fatigued off
of an overtime loss at Michigan State. But I don't
think that happens here.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: That's probably a better way to play it than lay
to ten and a half. I think my number was
ten point nine five. Now a couple of so right
right in line with the market, but I have not
fully factored in Austin Rapp. So a couple of a
couple of people in the chat are like, well, they
should use rap more. Rap can shoot the three ball
pull those bigs away from the rim. Is Austin Rapp
playing tonight, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: He didn't play the last game, so that's something that
I'll be looking into today. Is he's still out because
he did not play in the game against Indiana, So
I'll have to double check that. Have not, you know,
confirmed that one way or another, but it's something I'll
be looking into.
Speaker 1: Trevor says my Badgers will get rolled.
Speaker 2: Laid it with Illinois off a home loss to Wisconsin
to John Blackwell. Relying Wisconsin to John Blackwell, Alliant Well,
I want to just focus on your comment that Illinois
off a loss they're gonna roll the Badgers, because off,
here's what Illinois has done off a loss this year,
which has only happened.
Speaker 1: Twice. They they've only lost ar I'm sorry it's happened
three times.
Speaker 2: Illin off a loss, they lost to Alabama, they beat
l i U by forty uh, they lost to Yukon,
they beat Tennessee by thirteen, and they lost to Nebraska,
and they beat Missouri ninety one to forty eight. Rob,
I didn't even bother trying to do I'm not that
good at math. I didn't even bother trying to subtract
forty eight from ninety one. I just know it's a lot.
Those are Those are Illinoi's results off three off off
back to back to back, law or off the three
losses this year.
Speaker 1: Now, you put Illinois off a loss, you put them
at home where they're twelve and one.
Speaker 2: The only home loss they had all year was that
Nebraska game where they lost like right at the buzzer
way back in December. For me, I just I think
this could be a blowout, but I'll go with yeah.
Even if it's not a blowout, it means Yukon or
I'm sorry, it means Wisconsin. I don't know where Yukon
came from, probably because I was just looking at the
Connecticut logo looking up games, but I think it's probably
because Wisconsin makes some shots and hangs around like that.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I'm with you.
Speaker 2: I like that team total over quite a bit, And
if someone knows that again, I'll be I'll be digging
into that with a.
Speaker 1: Yeah. He I guess he.
Speaker 2: You know, Slickvick was saying that even before his injury,
he was he wasn't playing a ton playing nineteen minutes
a game. So yeah, that's it's a good point, but
they would miss him here. Nineteen minutes is at least
enough to impact the game. Zero minutes would be tough.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: If there's no Austin Rapp for Wisconsin tonight that that
makes it even more likely.
Speaker 1: That makes me, in my opinion, I would have to
move that.
Speaker 2: I'd probably be closer to twelve on the number if
he's If he's in fact out for sure, and then
so ten and a half, I'd have no problem, uh
laying ten and a half with Illinois. Okay, all right,
let's go to another game. I'm still I'll probably betweting
one of the two we've already talked about. Rob just
locked in the parlay legue. I think we'll probably go
two teamer again today. Maybe we'll get crazier later in
the week and throw a three teamer out there, but yeah,
we'll we'll I'll lock something in before the end of
the show. Like I said, I already kind of gave
you the two that were that I'm looking at for
the parlay. Let's go to this game, Rob, this is
like a question for you know what, No, I'm gonna
go to Darryl, I was torn between two and and
this one, I feel like is one we should probably
touch on. So Darryl Turner, appreciate you in the I
always see you in the comments. Appreciate you tuning in
on a daily basis. He says, anyone like Auburn to
cover or money line, impossibly the over first, Vandy Well
without you know, Rob, without Duke Miles, without Frankie Collins.
This seems worse defensively, so I certainly understand over love
in this matchup against an Auburn team that's probably due
to hit some threes. They they're probably due some plus
shooting regression. So for me, here like again, and this
is another one where my number was in line with
what it was earlier. This actually I think this opened
one and a half, two some places all the way
up to four and a half. Four I was right
around three and a half. So but my handicap there
would be Dandy can't stop Auburn. And if Auburn has
some shots that fall suddenly suddenly, we could be looking
at the over, We could be looking at an Auburn route.
Speaker 1: So I lean Auburn and the over. What about you,
Rob Vino.
Speaker 3: That's a tough game. I'd like to get involved with
each of these sides, but they're playing each other, which
makes it difficult. You know, the problem for Vanderbilt has
been the injuries, right and what a comeback they made
the other day against Oklahoma. I mean, Oklahoma was leaps
and bounds ahead of Vandy in that contest and Vandy
turns it into a one point game. Basically Tyler Tanner,
who has been sensational this year, trying to cover up
for you know, not having Duke Miles right now. We've
talked about Frankie Collins all season long not being available
in Vanderbilt. At some point, I'd love to go back
to whatever show that was three weeks ago or something
at him where we kind of talked about Vanderbilt could
be susceptible depth wise down the SEC road, and it's
playing out that way now. Duke Miles tonight, I'm not
sure on his availability. No, Duke Miles means rather than
getting involved in a total.
Speaker 1: And pretty sure he's out, rob Yeah, sure.
Speaker 3: Dese Miles being out, Collins being out again, it's too
hard for Vandy to overcome at this point in time,
at least in my mind, I would probably look like
I said, I'd like to get to both of these
sides because they both need wins. But to me, Auburn's
got They just have so much more as in the
way of personnel in this contest than Vanderbilt does. The
amount of strain that had to be carried the other
day by Tanner has been constant for the last four
or five games. Tyler Tanner's been great all season long,
but I just feel like they're asking him to do
way too much. Nicols complimentary, but they need bodies. You
just can't run these guys into the ground the way
that they have to do. And now even in the
Oklahoma game, in an attempt to extend his bench for Vandy,
they try to run seven eight guys out there twenty
minutes plus and it's just not the same quality of depth.
So to me, Auburn off that Alabama lost very disappointing,
but I think that would be a pretty good bounce
back factor here. Obviously, those who got to the opener
at one and a half, congratulations, because now you have
to lay four. In my mind, I would say the
game probably should have started higher than one and a half.
I think that was just a flat a mistake, and
people took advantage of it. But I can't look Vanderbilt's
way on the road with the lack of quality depth
that they have at this point in time, it's getting
hard for it. We just talked about BYU and the
fatigue that maybe they're in because of their start. They
use their starting five so much. This team doesn't even
have their starting five for a lot of these games,
and since the three game losing streak, it's been a
little bit downhill for Vandy simply because of the shortage
of bodies.
Speaker 2: That's what I as we were talking, that's kind of
what the two things that popped into my head were.
Speaker 1: One, you know, we would Tanner out there.
Speaker 2: Vandy's certainly more of an offensive team, so you've got to,
at least, I think, lean to the over. If you've
got Tanner, who makes Vandy probably more offense reliant on
one side, and Auburn who should be able to score regardless,
but but also might have, you know, is do a
little bit better three point shooting luck on the other side,
You've got to like the over, even at the large
number of one sixty one and a half one sixty two.
But that's kind of as you were talking, I was like,
you know, that's what was in my head was Vandy
just had a very similar BYU moment where they put
a lot of effort into a comeback, fell just short,
and now they have to turn around and go on
the road to play Auburn. So I kind of think
Vandy gets smashed here. I don't really want to lay four,
but I kind of think that they could get run
out and at I wouldn't talk anyone off of playing
it over because this seems like a game could be
Auburn could drop ninety ninety one to seventy something, right, Like,
That's that's the type of game. I feel like, could
you can see here and it might make one sixty
one look like a number that was no sweat. So yeah,
I gotta be an interesting one, a rare trig total,
like taking a stand.
Speaker 1: On a total.
Speaker 2: I don't do that often, but uh, that's what I
like that one? All right, Rob, we have two. The
comments are too good on this one. I wish I
wish I could find the one where he's like waiting
for the someone was like waiting for these guys to talk.
Speaker 1: U n C. Miami is like it's like waiting for
a girl at the bar or something, and I lost it.
I lost it.
Speaker 2: That's that's unfortunate. But whoever made that comment, that's that
was funny enough to get me to go to this game, Colin.
Colin Gregory has asked for Oh, I think it was
a k I think it was Aaron Kidd.
Speaker 1: That's great.
Speaker 2: Shout out to AK for giving me the nudge on
UNC Wilmington last night because I said on this show
that I wasn't gonna play it for clients, and then
we talked about it while I was walking through the
grocery store and I was like, you know what, that's
got to be a play. So I went home and
fired it in and got a nice had a nice
two and O night because of that. So for Colin
and for everyone else in the chat that wants to
talk to you as U n C Miami, Robino, let's uh,
let's finish it off with U n C Miami. Here's
the discussion in this one. You're gonna have peep that
love Miami because it's a quote unquote huge letdown spot
for UNC, which in fact it is they beat Duke,
they go into Cameron dig themselves a hole. Come all
the way back. I'm sorry they didn't go to Cameron.
That that was at UNC. Bang the three huge court rush,
clear the court. Fans are back on the court, pandemonium.
Speaker 1: What a what a game that was.
Speaker 2: And now I'm sure you went out and partied in
Chapel Hill. Now you're going to turn around and go
on the road and play Miami and what's arguably their
biggest home game of the season, UNC coming to town.
Something that I absolutely despised about the ACC having seventeen
teams is none of these teams play the same league schedule.
So like, you've got Miami over here, who's been pretty good,
but they've played out one of the easiest schedules in
this league.
Speaker 1: They haven't played anyone.
Speaker 2: So when I look at this matchup, I kind of
love North Carolina, But I don't think you can discount
the night out after the in Chapel Hill, and now
you've got to turn around and bring your best effort
on the road. I don't know, rob UNC might not
need their best effort to win here. I kind of
like the Heels.
Speaker 3: What do you think, Well, I think it's the exact
same situation. Other than the points spread that we saw
last night with Xavier Saint John's. Saint John's beats Yukon,
basically a pandemonium type win. You were in the Garden
at night, so you know how unbelievable that's listen.
Speaker 2: I that was the first time I saw a quote
unquote Saint John's home game. Of course Biggie's tournament's there,
but that doesn't fully count. That was the first Saint
John's home game I've ever went to at the Garden.
I've been to the Garden a million times. I usually
end up down there for a QS game or an
early season game. That was the loudest I personally have
ever heard the garden for a basketball game. Ninety percent
Saint John's fans.
Speaker 1: It was tremendous. But but yeah, go ahead continue. Yeah,
And so we have the.
Speaker 3: Same situation, right other than the point spread last night,
you have a fifteen and a half point home favorite.
So the underdog in essence is not even supposed to
be competitive, and the underdog should have won the game.
And Saint John's gets that thing into overtime and fights
for their life just to get out of there, and
they do get out of there by a few points,
they come nowhere close to covering fifteen and a half.
Xaviers the right play the entire time to let down situation,
et cetera, et cetera. Here we don't get fifteen and
a half, but we do get home court with a
team that is competitive taking one and a half. I mean,
you basically have to win the game. You might as
well play money line. But Miami is far more capable
of taking advantage of the situation than you would have
thought Xavier on the road would be. And yet Xavier
on the road, you know, I don't know what the
money line on plus fifteen and a half is, but
you know, if you had it, you were almost there.
So I think it's kind of the same situation. North
Carolina is not a good enough defensive team to be
that gung ho on them, But you're right, Miami schedule
has been soft. However, Miami does have the physicality and
the offensive ability. If they're just laying in wait one
of these type situations, right, they're coming in there, they're
sort of still celebrating the Duke win. This game is
targeted by Miami. I could see the attraction to the
Miami side. I'd be a little scared on the UNC side.
Seth Trimble, congratulations, you cost me a five and oh
because if he doesn't make that shot, that game's gonna
go over in overtime. And I would have a five
and oh on Saturday. But I don't know. I would
find it hard myself, despite the disparity in team strength
to play North Carolina here. Just because we saw it
last night. It doesn't mean it's gonna happen in every situation, Adam.
It doesn't mean every team that walks in off of
a big win is gonna lose their next game. That's
Saint John's game last night just shows you why people
are betting Miami today. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Listen, my my phone was just ringing, rob It was
one of those fraud alerts. It was Miami College.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, That's that's what I think about this game.
I don't think Miami is a very good basketball team.
I think that they have been uh that they have
been gifted a very very favorable acc schedule.
Speaker 1: There.
Speaker 2: Listen, this team they're just not good. I don't know
what to say. They don't they they're they're kind of
like all over the place. They don't space the floor. Well,
like they're eighteen and five's they're seven and three in
the league.
Speaker 1: But like they're loud, like look who they.
Speaker 2: Boston College, Cal Stanford, Syracuse, Like these teams suck, they're horrible,
Like they're horrible teams, Georgia Tech, Dean. Their one good
game that they played was on the road at Clemson.
They lost by ten, scored fifty nine points. Why because
Brad Brownell knows how to put together a defensive game plan.
You know who else is kind of a pretty good
is proven to be pretty good defensive game planner at
this point is David. I don't know that Davis is
a great defensive game planner. But North Carolina can defend
the rim. They're not letting you just get to the rim.
And so what's Miami gonna do when they can't get
to the rim?
Speaker 1: Here?
Speaker 2: They're gonna take bad shots, you know, they're they're gonna
get Like their field goal percentage this year, rob is
ninth in the country fifty one point two percent. Do
you know why because they've been they've been feasting on
teams like Syracuse and Cal and Boston College. This team
is not the ninth most efficient, Like field goal percentage
offensive team.
Speaker 1: In the country.
Speaker 2: I mean, these these numbers make that these numbers that
I'm looking at very quickly when you do the side
by side matchup, are making Miami look like a top
ten team. I don't even know, Like they're not in
the top twenty five. They don't belong in the top
twenty five. That's what I'm saying here. So, yeah, I
suppose if UNC, like if the entire team went and
like on a two day bender after beating Duke, then
maybe they're in trouble here. If they didn't, and they
show up and play like even the game that they're
like capable of, like just their average game, I'd be
very surprised if Miami wins this game, very surprised. So
I lean toward UNC. But I'm not going to discount
the spot being good for Miami. Outside of the spot,
Miami's got nothing. I'm sorry, that is the only thing
Miami has going for them.
Speaker 3: If the spot wasn't the spot today, Adam, if it
was just a regular UNC traveling to Miami game, not
off of a Duke win, and North Carolina was laying
one point, we'd be five percent in North Carolina last night. Yeah,
I'm not even waiting till today. But that's the way
I feel about Xavier. Xavier sucks and Xavier wound up
almost beating Saint John's on Saint John's home floor. It's
it's it's a weird. College basketball is a funny game.
Speaker 1: All right, real quick?
Speaker 2: Since Garth donated again and and this is just a
this is like a ten second answer because we have
like a minute.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna wrap it up.
Speaker 2: We're gonna lock my parley leg and Miami Ohio undefeated
season plus three eighty.
Speaker 1: Do you like that bet?
Speaker 2: Or no?
Speaker 3: No, I think we You and I have talked about
games in the future where they could get beat No,
I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't either, because Brian Power and I are going
to the Ohio game on the last day of the
season and BP has has guaranteed me that if they're
still undefeated going into that game, Ohio will win and
we will be burning Athens to the ground.
Speaker 1: Those are his words, not mine.
Speaker 3: But does it mean just regular season?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: Or does it my belief it's tournament.
Speaker 2: I think it means just regular season, although that that
would be I don't think they can do regular season,
and that the conference tournament.
Speaker 1: I think they're gonna lose one, but.
Speaker 2: The one if they haven't lost by the Ohio game
on the last game of the year, Like I think
Ohio's got a good chance in that one. I'll, you
know what, just to just be I'm gonna say no,
they they they've, they've, they're gonna get They're gonna get
clipped at some point. Doesn't mean they're not still the
best team that legal. Although I know a lot of
people would say Akron uh Is is probably better. I
think I may agree with that, but uh yeah, I'm
gonna say no, I'm just gonna make it simple.
Speaker 1: No, they'll They'll lose one at some point, all right.
Speaker 2: Someone jokes, they said, Trig, if you use Chicago State yesterday,
Western Illinois should be a walk in the park. That's
what we're gonna do. We got it with an ugly
side yesterday with Chicago State. Today, I'm going the leathernecks
of Western Illinois plus four and a half. I think
they probably win their only OBC game tonight of the season,
but if they don't, I still think it's close. So
Western Illinois plus four and a half for me, rob
Bino Illinois team total over eighty two and a half.
That's your standard, plus two sixty two team parlay. We'll
be back in the morning for more full court press.
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