Speaker 1: All right, welcome in. It's Wednesday. It's time for full
court press, Rob Vino. What do they always say, right,
make your free throws? Miami of Ohio last night had
a couple of chances to hit our parlay. We had
over eighty six and a half and Ian Elmer missed
a couple big ones, and then of course Peter Soter
just needed to hit both right at the end, hits
the first. They go into a time out, comes out.
We're one free throw away from hitting the parlay, and
of course he misses it. But you know what, Rob,
We've had a couple of team totals in the parlay
recently that have kind of squeaked over on free throws,
so maybe we were due for one of those. I
think you're muted, Bud.
Speaker 2: Frank Martin eised us last he took that time out.
Speaker 1: He did, and the.
Speaker 2: Commentators on the game wanted to tell you how wonderful
Peter Souter is, and in my mind, I'm like, don't
chink this please, but hey, listen, he was seven freight
from the line. I think it was mort Ian Elmer,
who you know, he's an eighty four percent guy who
had three chances with two shot fouls. They were in
the bonus quite a bit late in that game and
made only one of two each time. But you can't
complain with the thirty points he put up because without
those you're not even close. Great game, great comeback by
Miami O. And what a huge effort by you, mass Adam.
They really they were right in that game and maybe
a couple of poor decision shots that you know, last
couple of minutes.
Speaker 1: Frank Martin was furious at that. Yes, step back three.
Speaker 2: Three, well, and he had it right to be because
they were killing him inside.
Speaker 1: Yeah, another close call, Rob for Miami of Ohio. I'm
gonna I'm gonna segue into our feature game today. The
you know, sometimes close is fine. Like if you're Miami
of Ohio, you keep winning close games. Sometimes close doesn't
work if your TCU and you find yourself on the
wrong end of like every close game that could give
you a win, that would pretty much you know, secure
your fate into the NCAA tournament as a better you know,
But what's the saying, Rob, horseshoes hand grenades and I
guess in sports betting two right, Because like, if you've
had TCU in a lot of these big games, you've
probably cash tickets. They've been great against the number as
a dog in some of these bigger games. But man,
looking back, they had chances to win. The Michigan game
fell just short. You know, Arizona, they led Arizona at halftime.
That final score is a little deceiving eighty six to
seventy three because TCU is up six at half. BYU
they led for a good portion of the game and
lost that game. And of course Kansas at Alan Fieldhouse
and Lawrence, Kansas, they pretty much had the game almost
won and they ended up losing in overtime. So another
opportunity here for the horn Frogs as a big dog
on their home court tonight TCU Houston. Is this where
the horn Frogs get their signature win.
Speaker 2: Well, they probably wish that Houston hadn't lost to Texas
Tech previous game. And you know, yesterday we talked a
little bit about kind of a double combo play, Adam,
and I know somebody commented on it back to you
with the you know, we can't call it full letdown,
but the fact that Oklahoma State had come off of
a huge win at the Buzzer and then travel to
Alabama where Alabama had come off of a miserable shooting performance,
and I just felt like I actually had that game
for clients, team total up and over thinking that Alabama
would pour it on. We talked about some of the
matchup advantages they had against that particular misery defense. It
worked out. It's almost like you have the same thing here.
TCU wins Saturday against Baylor against all odds. They don't
have David Punch, their leading scorer, the lead rebounder, and
Jamie Dixon tells you there's an illness running through the
team and that they were in scramble mode all day long.
I don't know if that's more of a positive. Obviously,
it's a positive for TCU to be able to handle
the circumstances and come up with the win, but kind
of negative towards Baylor. Right, you can't beat a team
without their best player, with other guys that are, you know,
probably sick on the bench playing and Dixon's telling you
that they were kind of scrambling all game one, but
they pulled it off and Houston I gotta go immediately.
Kelvin Sampson's one of my favorites, but we got to
go immediately to the quotes, because here's where TCU could
be in a little bit of trouble tonight. Whether or
not to take points where the trouble, we'll find out.
But they lost to Texas Tech and a heartbreaker right
that that season series has been fantastic. Both games one
went Houston's way, one went Tech way. But this one
on Saturday, Texas Tech had an offensive rebounding edge of
twenty one ti to eleven against huge against Houston, which
is like sacrilegious. In Kelvin Sampson's book, you cannot be
beat on the offensive glass by the opponent. He said this,
He said, I'm not gonna sit here and complain about
the referees when Tech Kickdart asked the way they did
on the offensive glass, So I'm not into that narrative.
I don't even care about the whistle right now. I
care about our guys getting better at the things we
can get better at. The game came down to one area.
That's where they were really good. When they missed the shot,
they rebounded the ball and scored twenty two points off
their missus. That's an area. Whatever you think of our program,
it's a big reason why we've been so successful. When
Kelvin Sampson's angry at his team, there's just no way
I'm playing the other side the next game. There's just
no way. And especially when you have TCU, who is
not necessarily a good rebounding team inside of league. I
think they rank a tenth in defensive rebound percentage. So
you can spec Tuggler and these guys tonight for Houston
to be all over the boards. Just to follow up
on that really quick, here Adam Jamie Dixon, and again
he was without David Punch, who's his leading scorer, who's
his leading rebounder. He doesn't have him in that game Saturday,
but he said, we're really excited about what we did
on Saturday. Except for the rebounding. Offensively, we were good,
We kept attacking. Happy with the win. One team didn't
rebound well. They got out rebounded pretty good. They don't
rebound particularly well, and Houston absolutely angry Kelvin Sampson is
with this game. I don't know the status on Punch.
I tried to find it this morning.
Speaker 1: For certain, I think he's as far as I'm going
to play.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you've got and it's been three days off
for the team to maybe get past the illness that's
running through the team. They shot forty three free throws
on Saturday. Whether or not they get forty three tonight
against against Houston is probably questionable at best. But the
way that game was played at him the Baylor TCU game,
so tight, so high scoring, you would expected files. I
think Houston's better in a lot of categories than this team.
We're off of a loss here, we don't have anything
to go on for this season history, but the last
two times they've met up, TCU has found it really,
really difficult to score. I don't know how much emphasis
I can put on those last two meetings because you
have such different teams each and every year. But I
just want to end with this because you started talking
about how great the freshmen are in this class across
the country, and Kingston Flemings is one of those freshmen.
Had forty two in that game against Texas Tech the
other day. He's a load to handle. Along with what
they already have. To me, Houston's the better team. They're
better in a lot of areas, but we'll see eight
points the great equalizer here. I do notice one thing
Houston has been trending over with their team totals, and
when I watched them, they do seem to be a
little more offensive minded as a group. Maybe the coach
doesn't want it that way, but as a group they
like to shoot it a little bit. They should get
stuff close to the rim tonight because TCU doesn't defend
the rim really well and Houston is a team that
can score off second chances. So for me, I think
it would be a slight lean towards Houston here. But
I don't like the price tag. I just don't like
laying eight. Maybe you shorten this up first half because
Houston has been an absolute moneymaker first half wise last
two three years. We'll see how it goes.
Speaker 1: Well, we're gonna do a little swap today, Rob, you
came on made a case for the side that's usually me.
I'm gonna come on and make a case for a total.
I think this game plays under TCU. This is not
necessarily a terrible matchup for TCU. But you made a
great point. It's a bad matchup against Houston anytime they
come off of a bad defensive game and a bad
rebounding game, and they played one of the words that for.
I mean, granted, you got to tip your cap a
little bit to Texas Tech being a really good team
and a really good offense, but that was still one
of the statistically the worst defensive games Houston has had
in the past couple of years, right in terms of
like points per possession. And then you talked about Sampson
at the end of the game, talking about getting crushed
on the boards and just just being overall not happy
with the effort for defense and rebounding. Ultimately, what costs
them that game because as you also pointed out, they
scored plenty of the offense was fine. Things that are
gonna be tough for TCU in this game, Like, I
really feel like TCU needs to force turnovers. As you said,
like they're not going to be able to totally keep
Houston away from the rim. So the way that they're
the way that TCU, I feel like, has given some
of these teams like Michigan and Florida and some of
the better teams they've played on their schedule trouble is
really tight defense on the perimeter, the ability to force turnovers,
and Robb you know, no one turns it over less
in college basketball. To the Houston Cougars number one in
the country eight point one turnovers a game, that's the
lowest mark in the country. They also move the ball
incredibly well assist a turnover ratio is top ten, and
so like, if you're Houston, I do think you're like
equipped to sort of move the ball, you know, in
and out of the TCU pressure, not turn it over.
And it feels like if you could take care of
the basketball against TCU and get into your offense, that
there's points to be had there for Houston. But TCU
just listen, they're at home. They play insanely hard. There
is some merit to that. I think, like, I think
they're going to scratch and claw, which definitely is something
that helps the under And then on the other side,
let's not totally like, let's not totally right off the
fact that Houston could just wipe them out. Like if
Houston's totally focused here and Samson does what he does
and gets to his team and is just like, hey,
that defense and that rebounding effort was unacceptable and we
need to be better here. This could be one of
those games where Houston's holding tc you to twenty points
in the first half, right like that, We've seen that
so many times from Houston when they just come out
and straight up demoralize a team, hold them under thirty,
and suddenly they've got they've got control of the game.
And now you're looking at a second half where TCU
can't force a turnover and suddenly you know you're getting
lulled to sleep by a Houston team that's fantastic defensively,
that's not going to probably give you many, you know,
second chances, and that's not going to give you many
turnovers and open play right there's there's very little of
that when you play against Houston. The steal that turns
into a bucket on the other end. So for me,
this is an under And it's not like I'm not
a great totals handicap er. I don't play many of them,
but you could not get me to play an over
in this game between these two teams. This magnitude knowing
that every possession really really matters for TCU here and
the way that they tend to get up for these
games tells me that, like they're not going to be
okay with just getting run out of their own building.
So I'll take the under here, rub.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Earlier I said Adam that you know, the last
couple of times they've played Houston's one one was at
the end of twenty twenty four. I think maybe in
the in the Big twelve champion or in the Big
twelve tournament. But point to that is in those two games,
TCU scored forty five and forty six. And I said,
I don't want to place a lot of emphasis on
that because teams changed, they evolved so quickly in modern
day college who but it could be where Jamie Dixon
just hasn't been able to figure out or have the
personnel to go up against a Houston team that's pretty
bad forty five and forty six and back to back matchups,
whether they be one from two years ago, one from
a year ago, or whenever, it could just be a matchup.
I want to ask you one thing, because you did
go on I'm not going to call it a rip,
but a little bit of a yeah fired up here.
Speaker 1: So a lot of caffe so far this morning, rock well,
and I'm going to point to yes, I was up
late watching U and LD get destroyed last night, so
I'm all ready to go this morning.
Speaker 2: Well, yesterday you started bringing up to March madness point
about how we're going to hear a lot of ken
Pom rankings teams that rank inside of the top twenty five,
et cetera, et cetera in certain categories. Houston fifteen in
offensive efficiency seven and defensive efficiency six and sixth best
in the country at not turning it over, fourth best
at turning teams over. They've got a ton of these
numbers here that maybe sit them inside that grouping that
we're going to hear an awful lot about from others
the next couple of months.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is. It's gonna be a good one nine
pm National TV. Certainly, you know we're getting to that
part of the year, Vino where these big time home games,
I will bump it an extra point for home court.
Like once we get to like late January February, you
know that that's not gonna be an easy task to
go in there and win. But Ocho says, Houston backed
the regular schedule programming under and probably hitting there you know,
first half Ski Profits probably already got a Houston first half.
Then in after that that this is like this is
like the tailor made spot for him, uh to bet
to to bet first half for Houston and like a
bounce back spot. Well, I have to well to see
if he's on that. I know he's done like extremely
well with that angle the last couple of years. So yeah,
gonna be a good one, big national TV game. Let's
go to another big national TV game here, Rob, the
chat is starting to throw opinions out on Georgia Tennessee
or I'm sorry Georgia. Yeah, Georgia Tennessee. I have I
have there. There's when you get this many games and
then you start getting games moved from one day to another,
you you have to, like, you know, I had to
like second guess myself and make sure that the correct
teams were playing. Because of course you and I talked
about Texas Georgia. You know, we had similar colors on Saturday.
I gave that one out on last Call with you
and and Kelly in Vegas and and Texas ended up
getting there in that game. Second half in that game,
Texas really clamped down on the defensive end. Georgia started
to you know, they really denied transition. You put Georgia,
Rob in that half court offense, and you can beat
this Georgia team and what better team to do that
than the Tennessee balls right here. So I feel like
if I liked Texas against Georgia, I kind of have
to like Tennessee against Georgia here. What do you think
about this one?
Speaker 2: Well, I'll add to your case. We just saw Tennessee
do the same exact thing, to the same exact style.
They put Alabama in a box in Coleman on Saturday,
only allowed seventy three points. We saw what Bama can
do offensively last night, but they were six for twenty
six in that game against Tennessee. So it's not I mean,
it's not rare or unique, but it's not all that
often where you get to come back and play the
same exact style within three days. So Tennessee, we know,
is well equipped for this, and I don't know, like
you said that Georgia's equipped enough to handle it. Georgia
wants open floor. I saw that game the other day
with Georgia and I just against Texas and they were
up early and it was low scoring early, very low scoring.
Nobody could make a shot, but Georgia held somewhat of
a lead to four points whatever, and then once Texas
found the basket, and started making shots. Georgia had no
answers really offensively. They could not get anything to fall.
They didn't get the same amount of clean looks that
they get on a regular basis. And I'm with you,
I don't know that they get it here. I know,
Rick Barnes, it just comes with reputation with this team, right,
we just expect them to be top three defensive team
every single year, and although they're good, they haven't been
that to this point, Like, they haven't been consistent enough
for me to just say Tennessee's one of the best
defensive teams in the nation, like we could in the passed.
But that game Saturday could have been the start of
something here. We talk often about how these coaches work
their teams. These good coaches work their teams into better
performance as the season goes on. This could be the
case with Tennessee. I have harped a little bit, and
not recently, but a little while back, about how I
thought maybe Jacoby Gillespie was in over his head at
this level. Played Maryland last year was okay, but surrounded
by a ton of talent. Here, again surrounded by talent,
but the best player on the team, Nate Amen is
a freshman. But Gillespie's been great Adham. I think it's
like eight or nine straight twenty plus games now, and
he's shooting the three very well, so he's everything as advertised.
I don't know. Tennessee is starting to look like a
team that may not have a true weakness. Felix Atpara
obviously been around a little bit, and they crashed the boards.
I think you mentioned yesterday how good they are rebounding
as a team number one in the nation offensive rebound percentage.
So this is a tough matchup for Georgia. I guess
it's a lot of explanation that I'm giving here as
to why it's tough for Georgia in this game could
be advantageous to the volunteers. I don't know that the
schedule maker, the fact that they had to make it up,
does anything to hinder Tennessee's pattern. But it's just it's
strange to me that Tennessee would open one and suddenly
become a one and a half point underdog after what
we just saw and after what I just described here.
To me, it's got to be Tennessee here. I don't know.
I don't understand the money in this situation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, Rob, you know, I was totally out
on this Tennessee team. I was. I remember I was.
It was a Tuesday night. I was out in Syracuse
drinking beers, which I never ever do on a weeknight.
But Syracuse had just knocked off Tennessee. We left the dome,
we went to the bars, and I was texting you.
I said, yeah, I'll be ready in the morning. But
this Tennessee team sucks. I was out on Tennessee. I
was like, they just got punched in the mouth by Ques.
They couldn't score on Qus's defense, I said, I said,
Gilepsy can't play up. I was. I was out on
this Valls team for a while earlier this year, and
I'm coming around on them. That was really imprint. You listen.
I know Alabama was missing some guys over the weekend,
but I've always been a I've always been like a
Bama depth guy, right. I never really like totally downgrade
Alabama for having a guy or two out. And Tennessee
was was awesome on the boards, defended you know, six
for twenty six from three for Bama. And like you said,
it's a similar like if you can do that to Alabama.
Theoretically you should should have success doing that for Georgia,
and I think Tennessee's just up the intensity over the
last few weeks. The defense has been so much better.
They look like a Rick Barnes defense. Like Tennessee team
that that that has been one of the good Tennessee teams. Uh,
you know during the Barnes tenure the last few years,
the teams that get into the NCAA tournament and are dangerous,
and that's what they look like the past couple of weeks.
So for me, I could only play Tennessee here. Now, yes,
you could theoretically have a letdown spot. You just got
the huge win over Alabama. Now you get to turn around.
You're still on the road against Georgia. Georgia was up
seven in that game at halftime against Texas, So they
really did play a good first half. Like I was.
I was sitting there watching that game and I was like, man,
like I really thought Georgia was gonna struggle. They go
out put up thirty seven points in the first half,
but when Texas made those defensive adjustments in the second half,
it was game over. It was quickly game over. Georgia
couldn't do anything offensively, and that seven point lead turned
into a twenty point deficit rather quickly as the second
half war on. So I kind of trust Tennessee to
do the same thing. I don't know if it will
be to that magnitude where they go in and just
blow Georgia out. But you want to talk about like
this was a two they were a two point dog.
I think I saw Colin in the chat, so you
could have got two and a half a few minutes ago.
I think this might be a little bit of a
wrong team favorite situation here. I just don't think Georgia
is better than Tennessee at this point, and stylistically this
matchup does Georgia no favor. So Lean Vall's here for me.
Speaker 2: The only drawback. And maybe I'm making a lot out
of a one game situation where they beat Alabama a
same style as Georgia, but they were just one game
removed from losing to Kentucky. And now I could justify
that by saying, hey, they lost to Kentucky, but they
were off double lot to Texas A and m played
their hearts out, okay, but after what we saw of Kentucky,
again last night. I mean, that's a bad loss at
this point, but I'm in agreement with you. We're trying
to be a little bit proactive here projecting where this
team is going, and I think Tennessee off of that
battle Saturday, it looks like they're on the right track.
And again, stylistically, these games, just like boxing matchups, make
these games not necessarily overall season numbers. So I kind
of lean Tennessee myself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, beers had been draining intential New York since
it is just a total disaster. Syracuse Twitter's on fire
this morning. We got Judah Mins tweeting now basically just
aired out that they never asked a dear Copeland to
come back, and it's just got to burn it down fire,
everyone start over, bringing Jerry McNamara to be the coach.
It's it's just bad for Syracuse basketball right now. But
we're gonna well, well that's a conversation for a different day.
Of course, they don't play today. Let's go to Garth.
We're gonna go to the mid East here. That's what
this conference is this year. Everyone's mid No one's good. Uh,
you could even say that Yukon that Yukon might. It's
like the bad basketball might be rubbing off on Yukon
at this point that they just have to play these
like bad teams. We you know, not bad. Bad is
the wrong word. Mid is the perfect way to describe
all these teams, rob Bino, because like, and here's here's
as mid of a matchup as you're gonna find. You
got DePaul, who in other years would probably be at
the bottom of this league, but they're actually one of
the better teams this year now up to four and
five in league play. And then you have Georgetown, which
to me has been a massive disappointment, like like they're
flying under the radar, rob for one of the biggest
disappointments in this league, because I really thought Ed Cooley
like maybe had a squad this year and was gonna
surprise in this conference. And then you see how how
bad some of the other teams in this league have
been relative to expectations. Yet you pull up the standings, Robbino,
and Georgetown is down there at two and seven in
league play. So this game becomes a bit of a
mind f for me, right, because it's like I can't
quite wrap my head around how Georgetown could be this
bad and then they get into conference play and they
can't beat teams that are having like historically bad years.
But DePaul has been better than advertised, gard says De Paul.
Thoughts on de Paul Georgetown. He likes to Paul plus
the points here. DePaul is a perfect five and zero
against the spread on the road, while Georgetown is one
to nine at home. Yeah, no one goes to Georgetown games.
They were given out free tickets last year to a
couple of these. So Rob talk to me about this
mess in DC tonight.
Speaker 2: And they got off of that string of losses by
beating Providence the other day in Providence, which was probably
even less of a mid matchup than what this will be.
I'm going to agree with Garth here. I mean, from
what we see of DePaul and I had Seaton Hall
the other day, Adham, I took a chance that Seaton
Hall could go to DePaul could frustrate them with their defense.
I know Seaton Hall can't shoot. I know it even
more so now, but I thought maybe in a low
scoring game they could win that one. They're about a
two and a half point favorite. They didn't win. They
didn't come close to winning. In all honesty, they were
never I don't know from mid first quarter, I'd have
to look or from mid first half, I'd have to
look it up exactly. They were never in control or
even ahead in that game. DePaul had the lead all
the way. And what Chris Holtman's doing there is pretty good.
I mean, you watch them a few times this year
and you realize that they're not the most talented group
in the league, but they're certainly good enough on each end.
Like they're good enough offensively, they're a little better than
that on defense, which is kind of Holton's calling card.
So you can make that case for you have one
team that's gonna scrap like crazy, like what I saw
against Seaton Hall the other day. And if you can
scrap with Seaton Hall and beat them by seven, then
you can certainly scrap with Georgetown, which I don't know.
They're more finesse than attitude or physicality this season. If
I'm going to play a game like this, I'm gonna
lean that way to the team that I know that's
going to give me forty energized minutes to Paul. Actually,
here's what the best way to put it into a
nutshell ATAM is that De Paul, actually, I think confidence wise,
mindset wise, actually is starting to think they're pretty good
in this league. And when you start to think you're
pretty good, all of a sudden, you become pretty good.
And against the average talent level in this particular league,
there's just no way I could play Georgetown, even though
they did not Providence. It was just one of those
who's going to get the ball last, who's going to
make the last shot? Eighty one seventy eight, typical Providence
type game. But I would be with Garth here. I
would have to try DePaul. If I was going to play.
I didn't, but I definitely like a lot more what
I'm seeing out of De Paul than Georgetown.
Speaker 1: I'm with you on that. I think this is a
reasonable statement. I think it's reasonable to say to Paul,
de Paul is the best team in this conference relative
to expectation this year. And like you can listen, I
know Yukon's sitting there at twenty and one, but they
have not had an impressive performance in a very long time,
that Yukon team. I mean they have they are super
fortunate to not have lost as a double digit favorite,
like at least twice in the past three weeks. So yeah,
I get it. Yukon's twenty and one and it's about
wins and losses and that's great, But I would think
that if you even went into Danny Hurley, you know,
into Danny Hurley's office and asked him like about his team,
like you've pulled up the quotes Rob, he's not impressed
with that team. You go down the list, like Saint
John's Twitter came at me for saying that the team
was kind of trashed the other day and they went
out and almost lost to Xavier. I don't know what
they've done to like get put back into the top
twenty five, but they've been disappointing in my opinion. And
it's like right down the list. So you see a
team like DePaul, Yeah, they're only four and five in conference,
but this is a team that's been a perennial bottom
feeder in the Big East for years. Halton, Like they're
the one team that I think is like on the
rise while everyone else is sort of falling. And then
you've got to like, obviously the Yukon's and Saint John's
that are just getting by by being like just a
little bit better than the rest of the bat like
the teams that aren't very good in this league. So
I do think DePaul has flown under the radar to
an extent because everyone's like, oh, well, the Big East
is just bad, right Like, that's that's the statement that
pretty much anyone's gonna make about this league. Like this year,
it's oh, the Big East is bad. Well that might
be true, but DePaul has has gone from a one
in you know, most Big East years, rob Like in
recent memory, DePaul would probably be like one in nine
in conference play. Right now, they're four and five, and
that's Holtman slowly like finally changing the culture I think
a little bit with this program. So yeah, I think
they are. They're the team in this league right now
that I'm interested in backing, and so I as an
underdog against it. Remember Georgetown won that game. I think
they nearly blew like a twenty point lead to a
Providence team that is arguably the worst most I mean,
you want to talk about a team that maybe is
going to punt on the rest of the season, right like,
Providence is just a train wreck right now, and Georgetown
nearly loses that game, has to put in a bunch
of effort to fend off this crazy comeback from Providence. Yeah,
I would not want any part of Georgetown as a
favorite here. And they have zero home court advantage, less
than zero. They have no fan base anymore, and they
play in an NBA arena in DC and they have
a hard time even getting a half full. So yeah, Garth,
I'm with you. I can see the reasoning behind a Paul.
Speaker 2: So Georgetown revenge from a fifty six to fifty losses
not a consideration in our minds, Adam, that game is
so strange. When you were talking, you said something that
triggered it. So I went back and just checked the box.
In that game, Georgetown scores fifteen points in the second half.
It's a fifty six to fifty final, but they get
beat twenty four to fifteen. In the second half. They
go one for twelve from three, eleven for forty one
from the field. I don't know those numbers. Obviously, regression wise,
you got to return to the mean somewhere. But the
Paul's offensive numbers were just as bad. So if theirs
progress upward as well, and now you know you have
the situation where we're mid season and the Paul's just
playing better. I don't know, there's just not a case
to make for Georgetown here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the chat makes some interesting comments, you know that
that might be a so so that was a I'm
just going back to that. I think I had it
a little bit backward. Georgetown was getting destroyed and so
they did need a huge They didn't have to hold
off a big, a big lead. They they came back
and beat Providence over the weekend. That's right. They were
down huge, but still fifty six points in the second half.
It still took a huge effort. I could see what
Bayu and some of the folks are saying in the
chat that that could be a season turner if you will,
to sort of get that to win in that fashion,
to snap a six game losing streak. But I don't know.
I feel like I've seen this story a couple times
in the Big East this year where it's like, oh,
like this is the result that turns their season around,
and then the next game the team that won is
just back to being, you know, to disappointing. So I
don't know, I don't know. If I see it the
same way, it'll it'll be an interesting game. I think
I lean with Garth in the points, but yeah, it's
probably not one that's going to make my card. But
I do have one on the card. I'm probably gonna
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So I know, you know, I don't know if our
our our friend that was here the other day would
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Speaker 1: All right, let's get back to it. Mad Max wants
to go. He says he usually fades a team off
a big win, but Texas and Auburn are both coming
off big wins. So Rob, youino, we're gonna go back
to the SEC. Which team do you think the line
is inflated towards? Well, I don't know if it's really
inflated towards either. I want to go up here and
just get the current line, which is like finding a
needle in a haystack.
Speaker 2: Today, Rob with six nine three six ninety four.
Speaker 1: That's it, Kelly see Kelly has trained us to come
to the Saturday show ready with rotation numbers. It's like
she's like, I need the rotation numbers. So six ninety three,
six ninety four. You're looking at Auburn about a six
and a half point favorite. So Texas on the road
as an underdog, I guess what I'll throw to you here.
Rob is like, this was about what Texas was when
I when I played them last week at Kentucky, I
think I was getting seven. They covered that game, failed
to win, but they covered. I didn't think they played
particularly well, which is why I went back to the
well with Texas over the weekend in a game that
they played really good in the second half. And one
that being said, like I look at Auburn right now.
I like Auburn more than I like Kentucky right now.
So from a line inflated standpoint, if I think Auburn
is better than Kentucky, maybe maybe the line maybe it's
a Maybe Texas is the team that's getting a little
more love because of like the recent you know, the
cover and the win, and I don't know, I think
this might be a better matchup for Auburn. Maybe the
line is right what do you say about this one, Robino.
Speaker 2: Well, I think if I'm just narrowing it down to
where I think there could be an advantage for Auburn
A obviously home floor, and B I just think there's
more offensive weaponry on the Auburn side when they're right,
like Pettiford can go off, Hall has shown to be
able to go off. What interested me Saturday Adam inside
the numbers is that they held their own with Florida
on the glass in that victory. In Florida generally speaking,
should have an edge on everybody with their front line.
But Chinelou did not dominate the way we've seen him
dominate as far as rebounding his concerns. So the head
coaching matchup here, Steven Pearl Sean Miller really good. Sean
Miller obviously a ton of experience taking teams into venues
like this, so I'd have to give him half a
bonus point there. And then the game against Georgia isn't
necessarily the same game that it will be against Auburn. Yes,
Auburn will pick up pace for sure, and sometimes Auburn
does get a little bit scrambled, hectic throwing up shots
that you're you know, you got to call time out
and say what are we doing here? But when they're
under control, they're they're really good. They're probably top four
or five in this league when they're right. So I
think there's more upside to Auburn than there is the
Texas at this point. And I think the reason why
I say that is I just don't when I watched
Texas offensively, and yes, they wrapped up fifty seven second
half points the other day in the game that you
won on Saturday. I mean offensively, they couldn't throw it
in the ocean in the first half. And then because
Georgia plays at such pace and the game got away,
they started getting a ton of shots and they made
a ton of shots. But I don't know if that
goes on the road with them here. So it's a
really good offensive efficiency team. It's hard to argue with
the overall numbers, but from what I see, I just
think Auburn's the better offensive team at this point in time,
and to me, that would be the separator. I'd probably
take points. I gotta be honest with you that I
probably take points here because I think these teams are
kind of that close. They were within six and a
half seven points in my mind, no matter where they
played the game.
Speaker 1: Rob you know, I just double checked and had to
make sure my number on this is six point three five.
So I came out pretty much right on the nose
with what Vegas is at six and a half. I've
I like Texas, Like I've talked about this the last
week or so. I did think that Sean Miller, we
kind of had a good laugh about some of his quotes,
and I said, man, you know that that stretch where
they beat Vandy and they beat Alabama really felt like
it was the turning point of their season. You know.
We brought that up in the last handicap with Georgetown,
like maybe those wins with the turn turning point of
Texas this season. They went out and played what I
thought was like pretty poorly against Kentucky. I felt like
it was a little bit fortunate to stay within the
number in that game because I didn't think they played
their best game, but came out and played great over
the weekend. My fear for them here would be the
would be Vocatitis getting into foul trouble. Because you talked
about Auburn's offense, I think Texas might have a little
bit of trouble defending that, and if you can get
him off the floor, that is a huge advantage because
they really don't have the depth at that position. In
my opinion, Like he is like the key to that team,
and if Auburn can get him in the file trouble
or just kind of take it to him, as you said,
the offense like they I was so impressed with Auburn
over the weekend. I did not I did not see
that coming. I did not see them going into the
swamp and coming away with a win. So yeah, I mean, theoretically,
could they have a letdown, maybe, but I just think
they're kind of playing good ball right now. So I
don't really want to play against Auburn the numbers, right,
I wish I had more for you there. I think
I would lean finding a way in with Auburn, whether
that be like, see if they get off to a
slow start, bet them live, see if they're down at halftime,
at them second half. My gut tells me Auburn wins
this game. Maybe find something to pair it with that's
in the same sort of ballpark. My buddy Aaron Kid
was texting me George Mason is a good parlay leg
so who knows, maybe a George Mason to Auburn type deal.
But yeah, I don't know if this is the spot.
I want to back Texas as a dog. I think
your Auburn probably gets it done at home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and let me just because again I love talking
these games out a little bit, because you didn't jog
my memory about Saturday with Kelly when I presented that
Sean Miller quote exact words, we fouled the shi t
out of anybody. Auburn happens to be the second best
team in SEC play this year in free throw rate. Again,
Petaford Hall, these guys can get to the line, Texas.
Although they won Saturday, they lost the free throw attempt
battle against Georgia by thirteen. Georgia got to the line
twenty five more times and Texas only got their twelve.
If you're gonna foul Auburn and Sean Miller, I mean again,
I read the quotes. He tells you that's their biggest problem.
They can't defend without fouling. And if that happens tonight,
and especially in a game, if maybe they're behind and
you get some extension Auburn's not the worst free throw
shooting team in the world, that's seventy five and a
half percent, So yet that could come up so clutch here, Adam. Again,
when you zero in on these matchups and just think
of the type of athletes that Auburn has offensively, you
do wonder if Texas gets themselves into trouble with files tonight.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it'll be uh, it'll be a good one. So
many good games tonight, Robino. I mean, as you were saying,
this is a ton of potential here, I'm going to
have like more than just the five percenter. I probably
have ten that I'm like, I'm giving serious consideration too,
and I'll be like trying to pair down throughout the day.
Aaron Pauling watches the show pretty much every day. He's
He DMed us last night and he said, hey, guys,
I may not be able to watch the show live tomorrow,
but can you get one in for me? And he
doesn't request the games very often, so I said, yeah,
I have one hundred percent got you. We'll get yours
into the show. So I want to go to the
game that he requested last night. Robbie know, I'm gonna
let you kick this one off because this is right
in your wheelhouse. He likes Valpo first half. So as
a as a Belmont guy, I need to know if
you co sign that or if you think the Bruins
are are the right side in this first half or
the game or the total however you see in this one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, first thing we'll do is make sure we get
the first half lineup full game. Belmont is four and
a half now, been bit down a little bit, but
first half number. Guys, bear with me, Like Adams says,
these rotations are so long, and Kelly told us about
a trick control F or something. I'm so technologically disadvantage
that I don't even know how to do control F.
Speaker 1: Control F only works when you don't have seventeen screens
open and you're on that screen. So yeah, yeah, I
mean you can control F, but like I've got like
all this stuff open, it doesn't always work like that. Yeah,
I know, matter is a.
Speaker 2: One and a half two point first half favorite. Yeah,
just to clarify that. That's where we're starting here. For
Aaron Polling's question, Valpo has given Belmont trouble over the
last couple of years. Surprisingly enough, they gave him trouble
the first time in this game, seventy eight seventy four,
Belmont at home. I just want to start by saying
Nick McClain is one of the key components to this
Belmont team. He hasn't played in five games. He didn't
play in that Valpole game the first time around. I'm
not sure he's going to play tonight. I say all
that because Belmont is five and oh straight up without McClain.
Just to show you how good they've been this season,
Casey Alexander team has found ways. Saturday they win against
Illinois State. Tyler Lundblade, their best shooter, doesn't even have
a good game, two for nine from three. I feel
like there's some offensive bounce back potential here for Belmont
despite scoring eighty the other day. That might sound a
little crazy, how you're going to bounce back from an eighty,
but they did that eighty pretty quietly against a very
good Illinois State team, which is number one in defensive
efficiency in the Missouri Valley Conference play this season. So
Bellmont's got all the offensive tools, but for whatever reason, Valpo,
like I say, they've given them fits last few times,
and I wouldn't be surprised if they did it again.
Valpa had been on a stretch, Adam, where their team
total was going over by quite a bit, and then
it kind of the train kind of halted the last
couple of games. So I don't know if that's odds
makers figuring them out a little bit, or if it's
Valpo just going through a slump. I can't take it
with Valpo in the first half against Belmont. However, if
I just put that aside and tell myself that this team,
for whatever reason, has become a difficult matchup, and now
they're at home in a revenge spot, I could certainly
see the idea to take Valparaizo just to win the
first half straight up and see what happens full game.
To me, it's a really difficult play. I think that
total in the first half of Aaron Pauling. I know
he asked about side, but I think that total might
be low sixty seven and a half sixty eight in
a Belmont game against the team that has shown offensive
capability and a team that plays really good offense against them.
In particular, there's game film, Adam, right, there's tape. We
can make adjustments, et cetera. Et cetera. But this matchup
has been a little bit repetitive the last two three times,
so for me, I think my best look would be
first half over. I'm not going to talk Aaron off
of playing the Valpost side because I don't have a
good case for Belmont, but I do find those couple
of things interesting, mainly the fact that they're winning these
games without Nick McClain. That shouldn't really be happening for Belmont,
but it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a really good point that you make, like
they've been without McClain. The other thing that interests me
Rob that maybe tilts me towards the Valpo side and
agreeing with Aaron, is that you know, Valpo's shooting splits
have been worse on the road all year, which is
not like a crazy thing to say. I think you
could say make the case most teams shoot it better
in their home gym. But I know, at least early
in the year, earlier, maybe at like three weeks ago,
because this came up. At some point, the splits were
fairly drastic for Belmont at home and on the road. Now,
some of that could have evened out, but I do
find it very interesting that this team is still eight
and one on the road, despite the fact that offensively
they've been poor, like they've been worse on the road,
and they've been without McClain. Who theory should it should
matter at some point, Like at some point you're gonna
probably lose a game, like not having Nick McClain is
supposed to matter. Now, Belma, I'm just going to their
recent games. They've rattled off five straight wins, really good
one over the weekend beating Illinois State. Of course that
was a home game, you know, Valpo. The reason I
haven't wanted to touch Valpo at all and sort of
trust them rob is offensively they're not very good, like
they're outside the top three hundred in a lot of
like offensive metrics. But they've been pretty good at home
and they and they shoot it much better at home.
So it is a very interesting game. I do subscribe
to the theory that maybe they match up well with Valmont,
that they had a decent showing against them the first time,
and maybe you get their home run effort at home.
The things that concern me are the fact that they're
outside the top three hundred in points per game, field
goal percentage, they don't hit many outside. They're not gonna
have a rebounding advantage on Belmont. The one thing that
they do well is is take care of the basketball.
Belmont could be pretty sloppy. Belmont three hundred and fourteenth
nationally twelve point nine turnovers per game this year. So, like,
I definitely think Belmont's gonna get themselves in trouble on
the road at some point. I just don't know that
I have the guts to take Valpo here because I
just think that they're there's a pretty big gap between
these two teams. But I'm picking up what you guys
are putting down a little bit when it comes to
the matchup. So Aaron, if you take that one, good luck.
I won't be betting against you. I'll tell you that much.
I'm not gonna bet against you there. All right, So
we've got one more rob Veno, we're gonna do this.
We have one more super Chat requested game. So I'm
gonna go to the Florida game and then well we'll
go parlay legs. That should take us right to the
top of the hour. So let's go. Let me just
make sure I've got this correctly. Why can I not
read this? Oh? Bounce back came for Florida, Robino. We
just talked about Auburn. They go into the swamp and
win over the weekend. Now Florida is a big favorite
to bounce back and get back in the win column.
Do you also see them covering a big number tonight?
Speaker 2: You can see me here trying to get okay. The
short answer to that is yes. I feel like South
Carolina's probably in a little bit of trouble here. Game
has been pushed from an opener of twelve up to thirteen.
But again, some of the things that happened against Auburn
on Saturday, I just don't believe can be done by
South Carolina to this team home floor or not. If
Florida had been on a really good run. Adam and
I think you said earlier that you didn't see that
game coming out of Auburn, and I think mainly the
reason why I didn't see that game coming is how
great Florida had been playing as of late. They they
ran off a set of victories over Georgia, Tennessee, Oklahoma,
Van the LSU. I know some of those teams in there,
including LSU and Oklahoma, are not the best of the SEC. Best.
But the Vanderbilt went on the road the Tennessee, crushing
at home by twenty four points, beating Georgia by fifteen.
It just looked like Florida was back. Like I had
made the comment Saturday that the guards look to be cohesive. Now,
remember the guards were the issue to start the year.
We knew the front line was going to be good.
As I said earlier, with Hinnelou on the boards, it
wasn't a great game. I would expect that gets a
lot better here tonight. I just Florida is better in
every capacity than South Carolina is, and when they're af
a loss like that, I just feel like this is
a get right special for the Florida Gators. I totally
agree with the money move in this one. For what
it's worth, South Carolina has just been on a discent
ever since they hit Conference Player. They got to win
over Oklahoma, gotta win over LSU without Dton Thomas. I
don't know exactly what South Carolina brings to the table here.
They're coming in off of twenty three point most the
A and M, so for me, they probably get killed
on the boards. For me, Boogie Flann and the guards
probably is Xavian Lee probably have a good night against
the South Carolina Guards. Just a tough matchup at him
in a tough situation. When you can combine fundamentals with situation,
I think got a pretty solid play and Florida's got
no problem really quick here. If you're afraid of thirteen,
they've got no problem getting to ninety ninety five, which
makes thirteen look kind of small when you can score
that many.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a big number. But as I said, I was,
I was really starting to listen. Florida has been like
incredibly efficient offensively this year, and that is with Xavian
Lee and Boogie Flann struggling for like two months. So
I always kind of, you know, I think what's come
up on this show a couple of times. I know,
we talked about it after they beat Vandy and dropped
dropped ninety eight on the Commodores, and you know, the
game before put up ninety six. I think they were
in a run of scoring ninety plus and four straight games.
I know, I said, man, like, this team is pretty
efficient offensively. With Lee missing shots and with Bland missing shots,
imagine they ever come around a little bit. Imagine their
backcourt ever really starts hitting shots and playing the way
that they were expected to play this year. And that's
essentially what they did for five games up until over
the weekend, when you know, they just got punched in
the mouth a little bit by Auburn. But as we said,
like that's an Auburn team that's played really good ball
of late, and that's not this this South Carolina team
at all. I don't even think South Carolina, if Florida's
having a bad day, it is equipped to like would
stand what the Florida front court is going to do.
And then you throw in the fact that maybe the
Guards have a little bit of a bounce back game
from the weekend. I'm with you, Rob, this one could
get ugly quick. Like I would want no part of
South Carolina here. I kind of think Florida probably bounces back.
And Bayu makes a good point if if you know,
I don't know how to apply this really, but if
you did, like something like first half, second half, Bayou says,
if the game Cocks ain't covering early, they're not covering late.
I kind of agree with that. If they if they
get down big, I kind of think this one just
becomes a twenty five point beat down at some point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Todd Golden is not one of those coaches who's
gonna feel sorry for anybody last five minutes of a game.
They're gonna continue to extend margin. Adam, When you were
scrolling right there, I just saw quick out of the
corner of my eye, somebody had my parlay leg game
up there. So let me get all right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've we've already talked about mine, so we're gonna
we'll give your leg the full treatment. Who you got?
Speaker 2: All right? So tonight, generally speaking, eighty percent of the
time on the show, I've usually had some form of total,
and mostly team total. But tonight I'm gonna go back.
You know Aaron, right, Aaron Pauling is the one who
asked about the Missouri Valley. Yes, and he asked in
particular first half. And it just so happens that my
play here is going to be first half, and it's
gonna be Miami of Florida minus four and a half
against Stanford. I tried Saturday afternoon to play the col
Stanford game over one forty five and a half. I
thought that was just extremely low and it should have
really got there. Tell you the truth. It got to
one forty three, but Stanford just went ice ice cold
last two three minutes. Now, you play that game based
on o'cory in my part, thinking that the point guard
could do enough damage. I think I made that comment
with you and Kelly on Saturday. But what I'm noticing
more and more is that the loss of akpar at
chisolmock par here is just too much for Stanford to overcome. Listen,
they don't rebound well to begin with, and to lose
him for the remainder of the season, his minutes is
twenty eight and a half minutes. From what I saw
Saturday against Cal. This is going to become a guard
oriented team with one guy who can do damage. And
then you're not good on the glass, and then you're
not good at shooting threes, and then you're not good
at playing defense, and this thing could steamroll downhill really
fast for Stanford remainder of the season. Cal winds up
winning that game by eleven. You have cross country travel
right west to east here one of those three time
zone deals for Stanford to set up shop for this,
I think two game road trip and Miami for what
it's worth, Prides themselves this year on physicality, Like when
you listen to the head coach talk, it's always we're
a physical team. We're a physical team. And they're a
pretty good offensive team too. I mean, they can crank
out eighty fairly quickly. So to me, first half is
the spot I really want to attack here, Adam, I
think Stanford off the plane off the col game first
twenty minutes, maybe a little lack of days ago. I'm
playing a little bit situational there. And then on the
fundamental side, I just think Miami's better at every single thing.
Stanford's got some work to do, and it might be,
you know, we're at mid season. It might be too
late to have any answers for what they're gonna do
without Okpar because I don't know watching Saturday exactly what
their identity is anymore other than give the ball to
your point guard, let them go. Miami can defend pretty
well out on the perimeters, so he's gonna have a
bullseye on his chest the remainder of the season. If
you can calm him down a little bit, like I say,
first half, I think there might be a little lull
out of Stanford. Maybe they make some second half adjustments.
I don't even know what those could be, but I'm
gonna lay four and a half. I just thought that
number was so small. Four and a half first half
with Miami of Florida at home against Stanford.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Rob, I found this game to be very, very interesting.
I went in looking to make a case for Stanford
plus the points because I had a feeling that Stanford
would come out play some zone defense. Miami really isn't
a great shooting team, and that is the way you
beat them. But you you talk about Apara and the
fact that he has not been there for now three games,
and Stanford's interior defense really suffers without him, their their
rim protection, and so like I guess theoretically you could
offset that a little bit by sitting in his zone
and just hope Miami misses every shot. But if Miami
can can work their way into your zone a little bit,
that is a big, big problem for Stanford. This Miami
team tenth nationally fifty one point one percent from the field.
Like if if they're able to get anywhere near the
rim in this game, they could, they might be able
to score at will on Stanford. So that that to
me was was easy enough for me to throw it
out without Akpara. I just I just don't have much
of an interest because again, even if even if Stanford
does force Miami into some threes, you know, Miami really
good rebound team. Stanford outside the top two fifty in
total rebounds this year, so this might be a scenario where, yeah,
maybe Miami misses some shots and then they're just cleaning
up missus because my Stanford really doesn't have much resistance
on the rims. So yeah, I threw it out because
of a par Or not being there, But I think
you could get me to come around to your point
of view here where without him, and then you throw
in cross country travel. It could be a tough one
for Stanford. I will be rooting for you because I
want to hit the parlay. Of course, not going to
have action in that game, but just the conversation itself,
Robs has pretty much talked me off of wanting anything
to do with Stanford in this matchup.
Speaker 2: Well, then defensive free throw rate real quick here, Stanford
puts teams in acc play on the line. It's an
eighteen team league. They're eighteenth in defensive free throw rate,
so any penetration by Miami could end up in points
whether they make a shot or not. And then, like
you say, I just after watching that game, I feel
like they're gonna get to the glass because they pride
themselves up physicality against this Stanford team. So Miami gets
to the live fourth most in acc play. Pretty good
matchup there for them. We'll see how it goes. I
need Miami by five, Adam, we need Miami by five
first test, So let's go get them.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes we do. And you know Miami for what
they They've looked a little disjointed against Zone at sometimes
at points in time this year, but they do move
the ball like their ball movement is relatively pretty good.
And again I didn't even really look at it from
the standpoint rob where they just need to get the
ball up on the rim and if it doesn't go
in the first time, there's a good chance it's going
in with just being bigger, stronger, more physical inside and
then Stanford really missing a part in this matchup. So
I will be rooting for you on Miami, and I'm
gonna close the parlay out with the Tennessee balls. The
reason I'm going to go to use Tennessee I think
I may have missed the number to make it a
client play, but know, in a parlay, I I really
think Tennessee is just the better team in a matchup
that suits them. What are we? Is it a can
we get plus one? Still? I guess it doesn't really
matter plus one or pick? What are you? What are
you seeing for this? I think I see a little
bit of both.
Speaker 2: I see in this writing game. Yeah, I see a
little bit of both. You're right, there's one and a half,
one and a half, picks one and a half. So
I guess we could go in the difference.
Speaker 1: We'll split the difference. We Tennessee plus one looks like
it's out there quite a few places, so you know,
I would have loved to I would have loved to
have that plus two plus two and a half that
seems to have evaporated. But again, I don't think it's
gonna matter. I think you know, Colin, shout out Colin,
He says. Trigg's been seeing the SEC well too. Yeah,
I swept in the SEC last night Alabama in Arkansas
and then took it on the chin out West UNLV
lost by one hundred. That was just a bad call.
But yeah, well, we'll go back to the SEC for
the parlay. We'll say Tennessee plus one. BA Bets just
jumped in with a donation, so appreciate you. Let's try
to hit that parlay for BA and for everyone in
the chat. I've got a five percent or later. Tonight,
Rob and I have the joint package. It's eleven, so
we've got to go. But the parlay real quick. Miami
first half minus four and a half, Tennessee full game
plus one. We'll see you guys back here. I think
I'm gonna be at a Starbucks tomorrow because your boy's
hitting the road. But we'll be here to do a
show tomorrow, ten am Eastern. We'll see you guys then