Speaker 1: All right, guys, welcome in. It is time for full
court Press, Rob the I think the word is penultimate
show of twenty twenty five. Two shows left in the year,
of course, New Year's Eve tomorrow the thirtieth. Today, another
good day of college basketball. Not quite as many games
just as yesterday, but still a couple of day games.
More importantly, Rob, more, the bigger conferences are getting involved today.
Yesterday we had conference play sort of get going for
a lot of the smaller leagues. But today there's some
big conference games. The ACC has a couple, the Big East,
which feels like a mid major league this year, has
a couple, and you know, there's there's other conferences in
the mix as well. I love that we're getting a
conference play, and we'll talk more about that as the
show goes on, but let's start with I don't know
if this is necessarily a feature game, but it's nash TV.
It's the biggest name, and a little bit over a
week ago, we had Jim Root fill on the fill
in on the show for me when I was at Drexel.
That was a couple of weeks ago, and you guys
talked about North Carolina and specifically you said, well, we're
really going to have to revisit this game. I think
the conversation Rob was like just the potential clash of
styles here and the speed in which these two teams might.
Speaker 2: Want to play.
Speaker 1: So kick us off Florida State North Carolina. Did you
find a way in with the total or the spread here?
Speaker 3: Well, let's start with the matchup here, Adam, which is
a contrast in styles, right. FSU obviously wants to go quick,
number eight in the country in adjusted tempo. Digging even further,
you find that their possessions are the fifth quickest in
NCAA Basketball Division One this year, fifth fastest possession length.
The contrast falls into play there because North Carolina's defense
is three hundred and fifty third in length of possession
time allowed, So they make you work to get off
a shot. FSU doesn't want to do that. So a
couple other things here. FSU tries to make a living
inside the arc. And we talked that day and we
have since then about the length of North Carolina across
that front line. When you have three six tens or better,
it's just become a different team in North Carolina defends
the two almost as well. As anybody in the nation.
They rank second in two point field goal percentage allowed,
also good on the perimeter thirteenth. It's going to be
difficult for Florida State to find open shots unless they
get open floor in this game, which would mean North
Carolina has to run with them. I do find it interesting, though, Adam,
that you can find a really nice comp game on
FSU schedule.
Speaker 4: When you look at their game against.
Speaker 3: Florida on the road, Florida full of bigs across the
front line, it's their strength, and FSU played them to
two points seventy eight to seventy six. Now since then,
they've been blown out on the road by Houston, which
is also a great rebounding team and great two point defense,
get beat by fifteen there. But the point spread here
is right in that range fifteen points North Carolina.
Speaker 4: I'm not so sure.
Speaker 3: That that number isn't a bit too high. I'm not
so sure that this total hasn't been bet up too high.
It's gone from one fifty seven all the way to
one sixty three and a half. I think what you
would have to assume if you're going to get to
one sixty three and a half or one sixty four,
which cash is an over ticket. You'd have to assume
that North Carolina is going to get involved for a
better part of the forty minutes in a track meet
with FSU, and you'd have to believe that FSU is
going to score their share of points. Again, I'll just
go back to the Florida game where Florida's you know,
it plays with more pace than UNC, and that game
only got to one fifty four. I'm not sure what
the love affair is with the over in this game.
I would probably look towards it under. I think it's
to a point now where you can push back and
play under.
Speaker 4: The point spread in this game seems to be.
Speaker 3: Fairly solid, but I still think that's a little bit
too high as well. You know, the outcome here could be,
which wouldn't be a surprise at him, is that FSU
finds it difficult to find shots. FSU doesn't make shots,
they're not a great shooting team to begin with, and
North Carolina just pulls away and wins by significant margin.
But I think the probability of this staying more toward
the under now. You can get one hundred and sixty
point game here and still be under the number. That's
a lot of points, and I think that you know, FS,
you opening conference game in that venue. It's difficult for sure.
But again I can't shake the thought that FSU went
to the o'conno.
Speaker 4: Center and played Florida to two points.
Speaker 3: So I would have to probably lean under, as you know,
my more favorite lean here. And again we always preface
this stuff by whether we bet the game or not.
I have not bet it, so I haven't pushed my
money to the table. So I'm not recommending anybody does theirs.
But if you're asking for it an analysis, I think
under is probably the way I would look first.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I haven't bet this one yet either. I think
my number suggests that the number is a little low.
I've got this up at seventeen and a half, so
that was that was a little surprising to me, Like
that the math, you know, just the math for me
played out, you know, sort of suggesting that that North
Carolina had a little bit of line value.
Speaker 2: Fourteen and a half. It's it's still fourteen and a half.
Speaker 1: Most places I see a couple of books have gone
to fifteen at this point.
Speaker 2: I think that's the way it happens.
Speaker 1: Rob if it does, is North Carolina kind of pulling away,
It's hard to believe that they just completely bury at
su start to finish. Here seems like a thing where
it's like, you know, if they can, if they start
to exert their will, if you will, and the tempo
goes the way that they want to go, and all
of a sudden they're able to string stops together that
it could get into that fifteen sixteen, you know, knockout
punch type range. Certainly North Carolina at home has the
ability to do that. But you know, I just like
I found myself looking at Florida State in the fact
that they've only played two road games so far this year,
and that's something you're going to kind of see a
lot over the next couple days where it's like when
you get.
Speaker 2: Into Power Conference non power Conference.
Speaker 1: Play, you're going to see quite a few teams playing
their first true road game, maybe they've played one road
because of course, now the way that you know, the
way that the non conference is built for a lot
of these teams is teams like Florida State, like North
Carolina have replaced a lot of their road non con
games with going to play these MTE neutral court type games.
So I think it's a little overrated to think, oh, well,
this team hasn't gone on the road yet this year,
because typically they've gone somewhere, right, typically they've played someone
and like, so that to me is like not as.
Speaker 2: Big of a deal.
Speaker 1: That being said, I do think North Carolina being at
home here rob feeding off the crowd, Like, I think
it's more likely if you go back to your conversation
with the gym, like, which team sort of dictates how
this game goes, I think it's probably North Carolina, And
if they do that, I wouldn't be surprised if they
win it by double digits. With that being said, fifteen
is I feel like that's kind of a good number.
I don't know if I want to lay fourteen and
a half, but I wouldn't take the points here either,
So it would be North Carolina or pass for me.
But but tough game. These are two teams, Rob. I
feel like me personally, I just need to see more
of you know, you get to this point in the year,
there's three hundred and sixty five teams in Division one
college basketball. Some of them I feel like I have
a great beat on and some of them. I feel
like I just can't really assess at all. These two
teams are the latter for me for sure, so a
very I guess, an unconfident. I don't know if that's
a word, but if it's not, I'm gonna call it
a non confident lead toward you know, toward North Carolina
for me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's what's interesting here, Adam, is the Houston game
obviously not favorable attendance wise towards the Seminoles played in
the Toyota Center, certainly not Houston campus game, but a
Houston what we'll call semi home game. In the games
against Flow Florida and Houston, Florida State shot miserably. Hey,
I'm just looking at the numbers here. The Florida game,
they shoot thirty four percent from two, they shoot twenty
six percent from three, and in the Houston game the
numbers were no better, under forty percent for the game
and thirty one from three. They didn't even shoot well
and they came within two and fifteen. But to counter that,
you have that game against Dayton where they got simply destroyed,
and you have a game against Georgia, which I think
you know, Georgia just does what Florida State does better
and they wound up running them out of the building.
Luke locks I don't think we mentioned him at all
this year. You know, for years it was a Leonard
Hamilton team. But Luke Lox comes in with this. You know,
they'd like to get to the rim, but they do
shoot a lot of threes, and it's what they're probably
gonna need here, Adam. You know, if the threes go
and they're in open court, they're quick shots, then they
hang around. But to the point I was trying to
make earlier, they didn't shoot them well against Florida or Houston,
and they still hung around. And I would say that
North Carolina no matter how large, and I don't think
it's significant, but it is a step down in class.
And obviously Florida and Houston are better teams than North Carolinas.
Speaker 4: So we'll see how this goes.
Speaker 3: I think you could debate it two ways, which makes
it difficult to bet, and the number doesn't leave us
a lot of leeway.
Speaker 4: I still think I would look a little bit toward
the under.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I'm just reading some of the chat
comments here.
Speaker 1: We'll move on to another game in a second, But
like Bayou says, you know it could hit one seventy
no defense when we played, I would say I kind
of would punch back at this move at this point
for two reasons. One, North Carolina, if they have their way,
they're gonna slow this game down, so it's gonna be
more of a possession type thing too. I'll go to
I think it was Trevor in the chat tough road spot.
And then it's like, you know, if the shots aren't
falling from Florida state, that's how I think that's how
you get your under and your North Carolina cover. If
they're not hitting shots, like they could be down ten
pretty quickly. And then you talk about first year coach
tough road environment zher and two on the road so
far this year, and didn't they the road games robbed?
Speaker 2: Correct me if I'm right.
Speaker 1: The road games were were Florida and Houston, so obviously
two tough teams on the road, but they got throttled
by Dayton somewhere.
Speaker 2: I just forget where that game was. Yeah, that was
a game.
Speaker 4: Was true road.
Speaker 1: The Houston game was in the Toyota Center, That's right, Okay,
So that was the one that I was I was
thinking of, was yeah, going up to Dayton, just get
absolutely run out by like thirty. More we talk about it,
the more I think that's on the table for UNC here,
because that's not like Dayton was playing great ball ahead
of that game either, And I just think, like, you know,
North Carolina might just be like that much better where
if they get the game they want, which I think
they might at home nine to zero at home this
year for the tar Heels.
Speaker 2: Probably a blowout.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's go to so this one couple of people, Well,
let's do this first.
Speaker 2: I wore the zip up.
Speaker 1: I told my buddy Joey Cheese, I'm gonna he likes Princeton. Today,
I said, I'll throw the Princeton a quarters at Bond
for you in a show of support.
Speaker 2: But it also is the gay game.
Speaker 1: I knew people were gonna want to talk about this one,
and these are teams so you talk about just you know,
it's gonna be different for everyone's That to me is
why college basketball is so great. It's like you can watch,
like it a substantial amount of college basketball and be
tuned into something almost entirely different than the next person
because there's just so many teams. There's so many games.
It's like, you know, it's so different from other sports.
If you're watching if you're watching Major League Baseball and
you're like digging in and tuning it, like what, we're
gonna probably know a lot of the same stuff, right
because it's just like there's thirty teams. There's only so
much to know or to see, whereas like college basketball,
you know, Vermont Princeton are two teams I watched a
ton of this year, and so a couple thoughts here,
So this isn't early tips that the Jadwin jym I Rob,
Have you been to Jadwin Jim? That was a really
cool building that's out in Princeton, New Jersey.
Speaker 4: It's close. You kind of haven't been there.
Speaker 1: Anyway, Princeton's gonna have a home game here. Vermont is
taking a ton of money. Princeton has had their best
player out for a while, although I don't I don't
know if he's really their best player. He's he's on
paper he's their best player. That'd be Dylan Dalen Davis.
But you know, to me, like how much does that
really factor into the number at this point? I mean,
he's been out for some time, has not played since
the Northeastern game on November twentieth. Uh Malik Abdullah abdula
High I'm probably pronouncing that wrong, returned against Merrimack and
then he played his full minutes against Temple thirty one minutes,
went for twenty one points and seven rebounds. So like
that was a great boost for Princeton. I guess I'm
not quite sure why Vermont is taking all this money.
That's my first thought with this game is why is
Vermont suddenly a three and a half point road favorite.
When they opened minus one, which is where I have
this power, reading Vermont minus one, I actually had a pick.
And then at this point I'm giving I'm giving the
opposing team one point for Davis still being out. So
I guess for me here, Rob, I disagree with the money,
and I could only punch back with the home Princeton
Tigers here. But Vermont's pretty good. They they worked out Sianna.
We had no chance in that game. They had a
counter for everything Sianna wanted to do. Gus Yalden has
been a revelation for the Catamount as a guy that
came over from Seaton Hall, barely played, never played at
Wisconsin since stepping foot on the floor for Vermont. I
mean he plays twenty minutes a game, he's averaging like
twenty points. As efficient of a guy offensively as you're
going to find at this level.
Speaker 2: In spite of that, I still think I leaned the Tigers.
Can you talk me off of Princeton here.
Speaker 3: Ron, It'd be hard. Not that I couldn't make a
case for Vermont. Obviously, Princeton they've lost I don't know
what is it, eight to nine in a row, just
hasn't been good for them. Of course, Dave is one
of the contributing factors that think. When I looked it
up this morning, he had missed six games straight and
had been the leading scorer up until that point. But
they just, you know, both teams want to play slow
first off. In my mind, it leads you directly toward well,
let's maybe try a shot at.
Speaker 4: The under here.
Speaker 3: I look at there are some common opponent games right,
with some recent to them. One side beats Merrimack by seven,
the other side loses to Merrimack by three. Vermont the winner, Princeton,
the loser Princeton. Even with some additions or in addition
to the roster fell short against Temple, which is not
a really good defensive team. I kind of look at
it like Vermont to me, Adam, they're both so mirror image, right,
They're both always good defensively, they're both always slow paced.
Vermont to me, is the better rebounding team. If you
can get some second chance points and you can get
yourself to the free throw line, that's helpful. The road
environment is not helpful. But again, I'll use the phrase
I use for a lot.
Speaker 4: Of teams.
Speaker 3: Over the course of time prior shows, and it will come.
Speaker 4: In the future too.
Speaker 3: As being venue proof, I don't think Vermont walks anywhere
and is intimidated by any venue. That's been such a
good low major probably should classify them as a mid
major for so long now that you don't walk into
the gym and you're overwhelmed by Princeton. I don't know
that Princeton can score enough here. I don't know that
they'll allow enough. I totally agree with the fact that
the games come from one forty down to one thirty
eight and a half. At one thirty eight and a
half in this price range, you're asking for seventy one
sixty seven Vermont to be a cover, and under seventy
one to sixty seven sounds a lot in a game
like this, to me, sounds like a lot, So I
would probably look under and I would suggest just that,
you know, maybe in the beginning people weren't aware of
the Daleen Davis injury, but when it occurs five to
six seven games, now more people become aware. And I
always think these lines move based off of injuries. So
that's the only explanation I have for one to three
and a half. But I would look under the total
here under one thirty eight and a half.
Speaker 1: Up you're muted, sorry enough that that's a great point,
rob Like when you get eight games removed from a
guy being out, like, there's just not much that it's
gonna do to the number at that point. And I
think that's where we're probably at with Princeton right now.
Speaker 2: I think the the.
Speaker 1: Number is what it is, Like I couldn't possibly bump
this number more than like a point for him being out,
Like certainly he matters to the team, But at this point,
the books have have had now had eight games to
price Princeton appropriately. Now I kind of see where the
Vermont money would would come from. They've been far more
impressive than Princeton so far this year. The thing that
I would say, the only thing that's that's caused me
to not click this yet right and put this in
at Princeton plus three and a half, is I question
Princeton being having any sort of toughness, that they're kind
of soft. They've always been that way, right, Like that's
that I don't think there's been. I mean, the Princeton
team that went to the Sweet sixteen a couple of
years ago was probably an exception, But the last couple
of years they don't have much of an interior like
toughness type presence. And of course you know the name
is escaping me, but I think it was Pierced, the
guy that decided to sit out this year and he's
gonna transfer. Was kind of like the post scorer on
this team. Now, it's just like, you know, they're gonna
have their they're gonna get their back cut and get
a lay up every once in a while. But this
is a team that's only averaging sixty eight points per
game three hundred and thirty fifth nationally. They don't really
get good looks like that's the other thing This is
like Princeton last year when they still had Xavi and
Lee and had a couple three point shooters. Rich Remember,
last year's Princeton team was was very disappointing in terms
of like where they were projected to land. If you
go back to the beginning of last year, Princeton was
like the odds on favorite to win the Ivy. They
didn't come close to that, but they still could hit
the three. This year's Princeton team thirty two point fo
percent from three point rings. That's awful for a team
that really relies on the three to score two hundred
and fifty fourth nationally. It is why they are three
hundred and thirty seventh nationally in field goal percentage. And
the thing I noticed watching Vermont play Sianna. If you
they're gonna Vermont's gonna have the better game plan here.
Speaker 2: They they that's the thing. They will have the better
game plan.
Speaker 1: And if they force Princeton into just taking tough shots,
which Princeton will do, and Princeton allows Vermont to run
their offense, that's the problem. That That's why I don't
think I can actually bet Princeton here. It's just Vermont's
shown the ability to execute with the alden out there,
and if they do that, then you're gonna be sitting
here like, oh well, that's clearly why this got bet
from one to three and a half. So I'm you know,
I my numbers say Princeton, but I've seen enough of
these two teams to not want, not be sure about
wanting to actually get to the window with that.
Speaker 2: Take them real quick.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna just say one thing here about rebounding. You
look at these two teams and they're both in the
three hundreds in offensive rebounding, yet they're both top twenty
five in defensive rebounding. And the reason for that, and
it's been this way for Princeton ever since Pete Carill
was the head coaches these two teams. They don't send
people to the glass. John Becker the same thing. They're
always a bad offensive rebounding team because they're more worried
about transition deepens than they are about getting second shots.
So to your point about Princeton having to take tough
looks and not getting second chances, then it's going to
be difficult to get to this total on both sides
because the same goes for Princeton Vermont's not going to
get second chances. And to your point again about thinking
that Vermont will execute their offense better, That's probably what
it comes down to, sidewise. I just this one thirty
eight and a half is really to me looking higher
and higher by the second.
Speaker 1: Someone says, why is that I'm always looking left. I've
got screens to do this show. When you guys are
just like, hey Vermont Princeton, Hey talk about Southeast Louisiana.
Speaker 2: I've got three screens going.
Speaker 1: My big one is right here, the camera is right here,
and then i have another small one.
Speaker 2: So that's why I'm usually looking left.
Speaker 1: The other thing that someone in the chat makes a
good point, Yeah, like Princeton does not run like the
Princeton offense anymore. I mean it's not air Force, it's
not Joe Scott, but like still like most of most
of their layups come from like slipping to the hoop
right or like last year it was like Xavian Lee
kind of just crafting his way in which he could
do at that.
Speaker 2: I mean, he was really good at doing that.
Speaker 1: Now they just don't get a lot of that, And
that's what brings me to you know why I'm probably
not gonna bet this game. They just don't get the
quality of shot that you would want to back a
team like in this price range right against a Vermont
team that, unless they just come in sleep walking on
a one pm tip, is the better team.
Speaker 2: That's why this is difficult.
Speaker 1: That being said, Rob, I think your underhandicap actually probably
makes the most sense if you want to bend this game.
All right, let's go with let me see if I can.
Let me see if I can figure out how to
do this. They're in here somewhere, we have a oh,
here we go. Let me let me pull this up
for a second, so look at that. We've got a graphic.
It is five dollars Tuesday. And for a second, you
don't have to look at me, look left at my
odd screen. You can just look at this nice graphic
that a producer Dan has built for us. But Rob,
five dollars Tuesday today everyone will have a play on
the site. All non five percent plays are five dollars.
And the reason that I clarify that is I've got
my first five percent college basketball play of the year today.
I kind of had premeditated decided that I was going
to do that this year or you know what you
obviously it's been no Oh, I just messed up our
screen badly, but obviously, like there's been no secret. I
did not have the strongest start to the college basketball season,
but I took something from from something you were way
ahead of the curve on.
Speaker 2: So I gotta give you credit here, Rob.
Speaker 1: I remember doing the panel show with you and Joe
and Erians the host me you. We would have three
different panelists, we'd rotate, and as soon as the like
transfer portal started, you really started to pump the brakes
in November December in terms of like the number of
units you were actually risking on games because of this
whole it's such a free throwl And someone on Twitter
was giving me a hard time the other day, which is,
you know, normal for this business, but he was like, you, oh,
you think you're just gonna have a better conference season
when you didn't have a good non conference when when
there's edges to be had in the non conference play.
And so my response, Rob was I've been beaten numbers
left and right, my CLV, my my market assessment has
been great, but the the randomness of the outcomes in
November and deceventh December are so high, and I think
that's what you were getting at years ago when you're like, hey,
these rosters are really different than they You know, we
got to give we need some like in season data,
and college basketball has become that on steroids at this point,
has it not?
Speaker 3: It definitely has Adam, and I think it was about
three or four years ago where I decided basically that
I was just gonna sporadically play through November and December
and then try to play full force college basketball.
Speaker 4: From January on.
Speaker 3: This year, I took a little bit of a different
approach approach. I've played more volume, but I've just lowered
the unit size to the point where I don't even know.
I'm trying to think maybe I've had two to three
percent plays. For those who don't know what we're talking
about with the percent at wager talk dot com, when
we release plays, they're on a scale from one to
five percent of your bank groll. Five percent, which Adam
has onen going today, being the strongest recommendation we can
make on a game might have all been ninety nine percent,
have been two percent or less.
Speaker 4: Even if I feel confiden.
Speaker 3: It's two percent or less until, as you mentioned, until
we get into this spot where we now know where
the cohesiveness lies, what the coaching change has actually meant
to the team, what installing a brand new front court
three guys across means to the team, et cetera, et cetera.
So it's been I mean, record wise, it's been successful.
I actually wish I had been playing four percent place
because I'd be of way more units at this point
in time. But you have to kind of assess the
playing field. There's three hundred and fifty six teams, which
I think again is back to something you were saying
about thirty Major League Baseball teams. Three hundred and sixty something.
I think I said three fifty six. I think it's
three sixty plus betible college basketball teams. It's kind of
crazy to think that you could have a firm grasp
on all of them come November tenth or eleventh, whenever
the season started.
Speaker 4: So that's just been the the way I've chosen to
approach college basketball handicapped.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so to me, this was this was all premeditated.
Speaker 1: We had four days to sort of reassess over the
Christmas break. The vast majority of my play is November December.
We're three percent with some four sprinkled in. H I
kind of had in my in my head like, okay
when you so I went too and oh last night
I had Dartmouth Illinois State both easy wins, and in
my head I said, once you have a two and
oh day, it's time to it's time to press the
gas a little bit. So I've got a spot I
love tonight and I made it a five percent play.
And the other thing, which I don't think it's up yet,
but we're trying to get up today. Going forward, we
are going to get a We're we're going to scrap
the weekend special and we are going to get a
standing package that's myself and Rob that's just three day
all access at like a very discounted price. I hope
to have that up by this afternoon. Reason I bring
that up is, you know, we have to sell the
five percent place full price even on five dollars Tuesday,
but that three day package will we'll offer a a
decent discount since you know, from a cost standpoint, you're
almost halfway there if there's a five percent play. So
I hope to have that up at some point this afternoon.
The play is up right now on my page. And
if you're an all access client, which I think is
the best way to go, and we still have great
specials for that, it is up as well. So thanks
for letting me chat about that for a second. I
wanted to point that out, and I promise we won't.
We won't promo you to death again until the end
of the show, where I will do it again. So
I'm just giving you guys a heads up get ready
for another promo before the end of the show.
Speaker 2: Jersey in the chat.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Rio Grand did not show for me last night,
and that's too bad because Rob Bino had another great
call on Oklahoma State. It is to the point where
like you should either be buying Rob's plays or checking
with Rob watching this show any day the Oklahoma State
Cowboys play because he's absolutely nailed that team and another
triple digit, one hundred point no sweat team total winner
in that game last night for Rob, did you sprinkle
that with your client plays?
Speaker 2: Did you end up adding Oklahoma State to your card?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it actually was a client play prior to giving
it out on the show, but we've done that so often.
Just another thing for folks that are watching, if you've
been watching the first month and a half of this show,
you've gotten a lot of client plays released on this show.
I don't know that that will continue through January through March.
Some cases yes, some cases maybe not. But yeah, that
was a client play last night. And again it was
two sided. It was a fatee of b Dune Cookman.
It was a pro Oklahoma State offense played it. It
did work out for us from wire to wire.
Speaker 1: All right, the AKNA thirteen. Let's get back to who's
he says now? To Creighton Butler, I think that's fair.
I referenced my conversation with my pal Joey Cheese this morning.
He's he's really a bit big Big East guy, and
the bulk of our conversation was just talking about just
how awful this conference is outside of Yukon this year,
rob maybe historically bad is the Big East this year
outside of like Yukon being a legitimate national title contender.
So the interesting thing about that is we get into
Big East play and now you've got a lot of
these bad teams are gonna play each other, right, so
someone's probably going to emerge from the ashes as like
maybe like a fraudulent good team, And no two teams
are more at the.
Speaker 2: Front of that list than these two.
Speaker 1: Rob Creighton, who looked just abysmal through through much of
non conference play, comes out and then just rolls in
their first two Big East games.
Speaker 2: And then Butler, who just to me, I don't know
what it.
Speaker 1: Is about Butler, because they've played decent at times, but
they just they feel like a fraud ten and three.
They're catching five and a half on the road here.
It's never easy to go out to Omaha. But are
you buying what you saw to create in the first
couple of Big East games for the Blue Jays.
Speaker 3: It's interesting, Adam, and I apologize to anybody who might
hear the dog going crazy. There could be ups or
somebody in the driveway, you know, crating. You have to
make a decision here. Prior to their last three games,
I think we had one of their games on the
show one day, and I don't think there was a
positive thought on Creighton at that time. And as you mentioned,
it's turned around so wildly over the last three games.
It's almost as if maybe something was being held back,
maybe some sort of rotational minutes and when we rotate
players in and out, and who we put together on
the floor at the same time has been figured out.
But you know, I think it was the Xavier game.
As a matter of fact, I think Zay took money.
We were praising how good Richard Patino has brought say
here longer than they lose by forty one, and Creighton
in that game just absolutely destroy them offensively. They go
to Marquette, they destroy Marquette with eighty four points, Utah.
Speaker 4: Tech ninety two more.
Speaker 3: At this point, are we sold on the fact that
maybe Creighton offensively has.
Speaker 4: Found their strida.
Speaker 3: I know earlier we talked about the losses at Point
Garden Center were so tough to overcome.
Speaker 4: They've lost a lot of talent.
Speaker 3: But the two Iowa kids taking their places, I know
I was waiting for them to stand up and be
accounted for, and they kind of have lately. So Creighton,
it's what you believe at this point in time. Do
you believe they just beat lousy teams and scored points
or do you believe that they're actually getting better offensively.
I'm not sure that I'm on either side of that
fence at this point in time. This game might help
decide a little bit. Butler, obviously a really good offensive team,
suffered a little bit lately because plays really good defense
and because Northwestern plays super slow.
Speaker 4: Butler doesn't really like that.
Speaker 3: This game is more in their style concept, and I
think we could see a lot of points here, Adam.
I don't see anything out of either defense other than
the fact that it's a conference game and sometimes defense
takes hold, but so far not so in conference. For Creighton,
when they've had a defensive weakling, they've pummeled them. So
I think points are the way this game is going
to go. You take a look at this total as
I try to get the current, I'm looking at one
fifty six, and the market has pounded it pretty hard.
One fifty one and a half to one fifty six.
Congratulations to those who got the early number. The CLV
doesn't always pay off as as as mentioned, but it's
it's what you're aiming to get. I still think at
one fifty six and a half, it's got wheel room.
Both of these teams could find their way to the
eighties in this game. Neither one plays blazing fast, but
you're going to get up tempo in this game, Adam,
so for me, I don't want to trust either side
as far as just putting my eggs in the butler
basket or the crighton basket. I'd rather put the eggs
in both baskets and say, let's just go get some buckets,
get ourselves to one fifty seven.
Speaker 4: I think that's.
Speaker 3: Probably the best way for me to go. And as
I talk, a line, movements in the morning are crazy.
I just see one random local go to one fifty
four and a half while everybody else still sits at
one fifty six, one fifty six and a half. So
if you like the over maybe you want to go
to that place, look through all your apps and find
the one that's hanging a one to fifty four and
a half and go ahead and bed over.
Speaker 4: Up. I got you muted again.
Speaker 1: That's because my dog's bark too, so I've I've been
trying to get good at that, although I don't think
my mic really picks it up.
Speaker 2: But that's that's okay.
Speaker 1: They're they're I can assure you. They're up there barking
at something. A dog that walks by a delivery truck, air.
They bark at everything, So you know, I try to
try to keep it muted when I can. Randall Sheffield,
thank you for the donation.
Speaker 2: And he's got a question.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I'm gonna segue this a little bit and
I'm not gonna pick this one. So we're we will
give you two other games, so I'll give Rob a
chance to collect his thoughts. As I finished sort of
touching on Butler Creyton, we will, he said, So Randall
says the two best over underpicks today. I think he's
when he says the goat, he's got to be referring
to Rob. For sure. He is certainly the totals goat
right there, and we'll go to him for that. Although
I am going to propose one, we'll each do it.
But as far as this game is concerned, like, my
biggest problem with Crayton is they still play like they
have Ryankulkbrenner, but he's not there right like Elite Elite
Rim Protector. They still play almost the same style, except
he's no longer with the team, so it's like they
just they don't defend the rim as well as they
did with him. And but the only thing that's concerning
to Butler to me is that they do kind of
need to get to the foul line. I think to
like really have their full offensive success. And Creighton, and
they've been doing this for years, they straight up just
aren't gonna follow you. They're just not gonna fall. They
probably defend without following as good as any team in
the country. That being said, I can't really disagree with
there being points in this game. I think there's probably
you know, Creighton's may become pretty jump shot reliant, Rob,
but you know where Creighton's gonna hit their jumpers. They're
gonna hit their jumpers in Omaha, in that building. They've
always got a nice crowd behind them. They shoot the
ball that are at home. So Rob very slight lean
toward the over here. I had one total job jotted down,
so I'll give you that.
Speaker 2: Do you want me to go to you first?
Speaker 1: And do you have something for Randall on a total
maybe even your parlay leg?
Speaker 2: Or do you want me to throw my game out first?
Speaker 4: Up to you?
Speaker 3: Throw your game out first and I'll find the parlay leg.
Speaker 1: Love that. Okay, let's head out West because this is
a game that I really like. Why I was very
intrigued by this game. Ultimately did not get to the
window with it, think there could be a boatload of
points that's gonna be Washington State in Seattle. So now
when Seattle plays basketball, you always got to check their
you know, they they've adopted the Yukon Villanova method where
half of their games are on campus and very tiny
Red Hawk Gym, and the other half of their games
are in basically an NBA arena. If Seattle ever lures
an NBA team back to Seattle Climate Pledge Arena where
the I think it's the Kraken.
Speaker 2: I'm not a hockey guy.
Speaker 1: I believe that's where they play, and that is essentially
where half of Seattle's home games are now. So this
game's at Climate Pledge, rob I think to me that
that's probably a little bit of a less of a
home court advantage. Like I would if I'm Seattle, I'd
much rather throw Washington State into tiny little Red Hawk gym,
like maybe fifteen hundred seat gym instead of an NBA
arena where they're probably much more comfortable. But I think
being at Climate Pledge, some of the games we've seen
there so far, I think, you know, by all accounts,
feels like some nice you know, shooting Siteline Seattle shot
the ball great against Washington when they recently played him there. Seattle,
to me is an undervalued team as it is. I
kind of hoped I was kind of hoping Washington State
would would get the respect that they seem to get
over the weekend after they won. I kind of think
Seattle is a solid look on the side here, but
the number is probably right at five and a half.
And I go to Washington, and the reason I like
the over rob in this one is I think Washington
played a tough non conference schedule, played some decent defensive teams,
and see I think you might see their offensive numbers
start to tick up as we come into as we
come into conference play in the WCC, which is probably
overall easier than what they played than non con And
then you go to the Portland game over the weekend.
I took a really tough beat there with Portland plus
four and a half, but it took them thirty minutes
to those last ten minutes they really kind of got
going offensively, and I just wonder if there's some carry
over there NBA Arena, they play a good offensive game
and Seattle will oblige and they'll score, and that you
could get to one fifty pretty easy here in.
Speaker 3: My opinion, Yeah, that was going to be my first
question to you, Adam, is do you think that the
number has flown too far at this point? Obviously one
forty one, forty seven, one forty six and a half,
let's use that. It looks like there's a few more
forty six and halfs is is it too much? I
will say also real quick that too. If I was
going to defend the over, I would totally think that
this is a bounce back game for Seattle's offense. Now,
I took the beat with Seattle on Sunday night. I
had them against Sam Like now, they took a little
money and they were never in that thing offensively. I
don't think they scored sixty points if I'm remembering right.
San Francisco beat them pretty soundly, held their offense down,
and you would think that that offense breaks at least.
I'm the kind of guy that plays a lot of
bounce back stuff, So I would think that Seattle on
this floor bounces back Tonight's scores better, which in turn
has Washington State score better, et cetera, et cetera. Washington
State has been able to hold some games under this number.
They haven't played one over this number since the Arizona
State game, or excuse me, they played Mercer over and
prior to that nothing before Arizona State. But saying that,
I just feel like maybe the Seattle Team Total even.
Speaker 4: Intrigues quite a bit.
Speaker 3: And to your point about not about playing this inclimate pledge.
Do they expect twelve thousands to show up to this game?
Is that why they move it out of Red Hawk Arena?
I mean, I know it's in state, and maybe they're
expecting larger attendance than the whole arena can fill or
can take to fire Code, but still I'm not so
sure that going to get a ton of people at
this game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it makes listen. Playing the Gonzaga game there
makes a lot of sense. Playing the Washington game there
makes a lot of sense. I'm kind of with you.
I don't know that like Washington State does their back
do they try?
Speaker 2: Are they like coming in droves from Pullman for this game?
I don't know.
Speaker 1: I will say this though, like just to I think
I want to revise my opinion here. I think Seattle
Team Total Over probably makes the most sense. You've got
a team that's going to be able to score at
the rim. They've done it with with relative ease so
far this season forty eight percent from the field. Their
bigs are really impressive for a team in the WCC
that's not Gonzaga or Saint Mary's. Their front court has
played incredibly well. They actually they outplayed a very good
Washington front court the other day. In that game, Hans
Steinbach was back and he got out played by Seattle's
front court tandem, which was which was to me like
just extremely impressive. I was on Seattle in that game
as a dog, and they they that wasn't a fluke.
They went in and beat Washington and also beat them
pretty much at their own game. It was really impressive
in my opinion. You know, Seattle can shoot. Both these
teams are gonna shoot it a little bit. I'm with you, Rob,
I think the best angle in this game is finding
a way for Seattle to bounce back from that performance
over the weekend. So I'm either gonna lay five you
can still get five at some places, or I'm gonna
take the Seattle team total over and if you want
the total randall, I think I would go Seattle team
total over in this game? All right, rob Bino, do
you know where you're going with the parlay?
Speaker 2: And it is? Isn't another total for Randall here?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I had a couple of things I looked at at him,
and I'm gonna sometimes I do this. I just give
you my two or three thoughts and then give you
what I'll use for this show. One of my initial
thoughts here was not a total just for those listening.
And maybe we'll get to this game, I'm not sure,
but until further notice, I think there's just a fade
on Marquette where I'm concerned no matter where they're playing,
who they're playing, Seaton Hall.
Speaker 2: Rob, Let's talk about this game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's talk about Marquette Seaton Hall, and then we'll
get to the other total.
Speaker 2: Because this deserves a discussion, in my opinion.
Speaker 4: I'll start it off.
Speaker 3: And for me, I think I said everything I thought
about Seaton Hall the other day when we had their game,
and I don't think it's anything different than what we
said all season long, right, Shean Holloway. It basically told
everybody that would listen prior to the season that this
group was different that this group. I think you use
the term buying in. If you buy into his system,
you're a really good team. And this group he had
a good feel about them, and they proved it time
and time again. If there's one thing I know about
this team so far compared to Marquette, is that I'm
going to get forty minutes of basketball out of Seaton
Hall whether they play the game in my backyard or
whether they play the game in their home gym. And
Marquette's just not that way, Adam. You watch Marquette and
they just I never want to say a team gives up,
but they find these ways to just get behind and
not really have any comeback in them, if you know
what I mean. I think you described Princeton as a
little bit soft, but this is not the same type
of soft. This is like the oh here we go again,
we're behind, we can't come back. It's not a typical
shock a smart team that's going to force you into
pressure turnovers where they're going to capitalize with cheap buckets.
Seaton Hall is that team that's going to force Marquette
into turnovers and cheap buckets. On the other end, I
just I can't They could prove me wrong tonight Marquette. Obviously,
we just talked about the turnaround Creton has made inside
of conference, but I don't know that they do it
against this team. I just from what you said earlier
about the Big East being a down league this year,
it would not surprise me at all and shouldn't surprise
anybody if Seaton Hall finds themselves in the top four
in the standings conference wise at the end of the season,
because they're just one of those teams right now. They
have enough leadership on the floor, they have enough shot
makers on the floor, they have enough defensive tenacity to
win this game by a bucket in my opinion.
Speaker 1: Yeah, where I'm at the point Robe where Marquette has
reached loyal Chicago territory, where I almost like my number
is almost always going to show value on Marquette at
this point. But I've had there's like five teams I
can probably count them on one hand where I straight
up just I've totally had to abandon my preseason assessment
of the team, and it's and it's got me a
little bit confused at this part point in the season because,
as we know, Rob, we've talked about this a million times,
like there's non conference play, and then when conference play starts,
especially for a team in the Big East, it really
is a clean slate. It's a reset, right, Like a
team like Marquette all is going to be forgiven if
they go out and play well in Big East play.
Speaker 2: That's just just how it works now.
Speaker 1: So but the thing is, like I've seen nothing from
Marquette that suggests that they should be close to a
pick in this game. Like, yeah, they're playing at home.
Have you seen Marquette games lately? There's been no one there.
It's been no one.
Speaker 4: In the building.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm not giving them home court edge that that
arena they play in, an NBA arena, it's been it's
been some games half full, huge sections open. So right now,
like Seaton Hall, like I'm almost in this this thing
where it's like I wasn't ahead of the curve on
Seaton Hall, so now I've got to be stubborn and
it's like I can't I can't jump on late right
because like I still think there could be some regression
in Seaton Hall's future, But like here, I just I
think the only thing I could do is just play
Seaton Hall and continue to hope that they can you know,
defend their hails off and play well. It's a really
interesting matchup and it was very interesting. It's interesting to
me that the spread was so low, Like I actually think,
if if I'm just going off of my like what
I've watched and what I've seen from both these teams,
I almost feel like Seaton Hall should be a little
bit bigger of a favor, similar to what they were
favored against Providence, right. I think they got up to
two and a half, maybe even three at one point,
But I don't know. I just I can't do it.
It's a it's an interesting game. Not not going to
get my money. But Collins says he locked in Seaton
Hall money line. Listen, I'm not going to argue with
you guys there. I can't argue with it. Wouldn't push
back on that, Rob. I will say this, I I
meant to I probably should have clarified this, or I
think I meant to say it and I didn't. I
am going to play Seattle on the spread as my
my pick for the parlay. I probably should have said
that when we were breaking down the Seattle game. I
will play the spread. I'll wait to see what it
is at the end of the show. I may put
five minus one twenty in the parlay. I haven't decided yet,
but I want to go back to Randall. He donated,
and he he asked for two. And since he you know,
he threw the donation, there were he to give him two.
So he wants your best over underpick. And if that
happens to be your parlay leg, go ahead and lock
it in.
Speaker 4: Now you have the floor, all right.
Speaker 3: So here's what I will give you, Randall, And again
we appreciate the donation. I will give you my parlay
leg for the show. It will be a total over
at wager Talk, my top total play. You know it's
going to be for sale during five dollars Tuesday, So
I don't think the company doesn't appreciate us giving those away.
So I won't do that here. But I will give
you one that I'm going to play anyway as a
client player, one that I bet and it happens to
be an early start. And I played Wyoming Air Force
under one bunch of reasons here, but mostly Adam, it's
just a a fade of the Air Force offense. Right
when you look at air Force offense, what do they
do they play extremely slow, average possession length in the
bottom ten in the nation, and they turn the ball over.
They don't get a lot of positions because they turn
the ball over. And again, I think we're gonna reiterate
this a lot this year, but I think it's worth
saying that when we talk about turnover percentage, I think
the immediate thought that comes to people's mind is, oh,
turnovers points to the other side.
Speaker 4: Turnovers can be just throwing.
Speaker 3: The ball out of bounds, where the ball then gets
inbounded and the offense gets set. It doesn't always necessarily
lead into points off of turnovers, fast break, etc.
Speaker 4: But air force turns.
Speaker 3: They don't get their full amount of possessions because they
turn it over a bunch. They don't offensive rebound. We
just talked about Princeton and Vermont. Don't offensive rebound, no
second chances, slow team, turnover half their possessions, don't shoot
it all that great other than from three, which Wyoming
defends well, don't shoot free throws well, et cetera, et cetera, Wyoming.
And I'll say one more thing that kind of plays
towards Wyoming here, Adam. And in the end, when I
sum this up. I'll let people know that there's a
couple of ways to look at this. But air Force
offensively goes slow. Defensively, they allow shots very very quickly,
and Wyoming would prefer that. Wyoming is more of a
quick paced team, but they've play defense that's more than
good enough to swallow air Force on the offensive end.
And I just don't know that this game's going to
be played at breakneck where in order to get to
one forty five, where this game is lined, you kind
of have to get to I don't know, eighty two
even that's too high, right, seventy eight, sixty six, seventy
nine to sixty six. I don't know that air Force
gets to sixty six. I don't know that Wyoming gets
to seventy nine here. I think the one forty five
is too high. It open one forty six, and it's
been bet down a little bit since and it's going
even guys, So again we talk about shopping find the
one forty fives, don't settle for the one forty four
and a half, although I still think it's good there,
but it's an early game mostly a fad of the
air Force offense here to play under the total.
Speaker 4: If you're looking at.
Speaker 3: Team totals, you could look toward air Force under sixty
six and a half if you want it here. But
I want to incorporate the whole game. So for me,
parlay leg client play to our donor. There is going
to be Wyoming air Force early start guys four o'clock East,
one o'clock Pacific under one forty five.
Speaker 1: So a couple of things that's gonna and it's gonna
support your your argument for the under here.
Speaker 2: I've been to this game before.
Speaker 1: Air Force for whatever reason, they play the last couple
of years, they've played their Mountain West home opener early,
like during the day.
Speaker 2: I got out there.
Speaker 1: A couple of years ago and saw part of the
part of the reason I went out, I literally went
to I flew into Denver for a day. Didn't even
get a hope. Like I flew into Denver for a
day to go to two games and then fly home.
And the reason was they had like fourteen and one
Utah State coming in and then I was able to
go see Colorado State, New Mexico at night and it
was just like it worked out. There was like no
one there for like a Utah st eight team that
I think was ranked at the time. Point is there
will be no atmosphere for this game. It's gonna be
an early start. Cluone Arena will be half full.
Speaker 2: If that.
Speaker 1: They Wyoming I think feeds off of that. The altitude
and playing at home. I think that drives some of
their offense. So you don't get that on the road here. Yes,
Colorado Springs still the altitude, but I'm saying for what Wyoming,
I feel like they're They're definitely worse when you take
them out of Laramie and the.
Speaker 2: Offense would suffer.
Speaker 1: And then the biggest thing here for me that puts
me on your side, Rob is I just don't think
people understand, Like air Force was awful last year, but
like Ethan Taylor individually was one of the better players
in the conference. Like Ethan Ethan Taylor single handedly would
just bail that offense out, Like they would run a
possession that would do nothing, and he would he would
have like thirty points or twenty eight points on contested
jumpers like where he was just like, oh there's five
seconds in the shot clock, no one's gonna do anything.
Let me, let me just cook and I'm gonna go
hit a mid range or hit a three. It would
single handedly keep air Force from not being like the
worst team in the country this year, no Ethan Taylor
this year three hundred and fifty first nationally, sixty five
point five points per game. They get absolutely nothing easy,
nothing easy.
Speaker 2: They never get to the file line, like you will not.
Speaker 1: You just won't see air Force get like a putback right,
Like they get no rebounds, they never get to the
file line. They get nothing easy. Like where does like
where where does enough offense come from? Like Wyoming's a
twelve and a half point favorite here you so essentially
you need just a home run road effort from Wyoming
to probably put this over right, because that number suggests
that Wyoming is gonna do the majority of the scoring.
Speaker 2: I just don't try.
Speaker 1: I mean, I like Sundance and Wicks as much as
the next guy, right, Like I like what they're doing
in Wyoming. I don't trust this team to go on
the road in a sleepy environment in an early tip
and just drop ninety or eighty plot.
Speaker 2: Whatever they're gonna need.
Speaker 1: Rob you're so good at like kind of having like
the score in your head, Like what do you think
Wyoming needs here to put this over because you're not
getting it from Air Force.
Speaker 3: In mind, they need eighty, they need eighty, right, they
need eighty to get to one forty six, as simple
as that, and that makes it a Wyoming cover. Eighty
to sixty six. Seventy nine to sixty six is what
it takes to land right on the number and still
cover if you have Wyoming, but seventy nine to sixty six,
I mean I could sear we're scoring sixty one sixty two,
which means Wyoming has to go into the mid eighties,
which just seems like a lot and real quick here
at And just while we're talking about it, you had
mentioned earlier that you're gonna find a lot of these
teams that haven't played any true road games yet, or
a minimal amount of true road games. Wyoming has only
been on the road twice. Sam Houston Sam Houses is
a much better team than Air Force, but Wyoming only
scored seventy in that venue, seventy eight to seventy. And
then they go on the road to Texas Tech, which
is an extremely good opponent. That game only gets to
one forty eight with Texas Techa offense. So again, this
air Force team just it's as much of a fade
on the air Force offense, and probably the matchup the
Wyoming defense against the air Force offense, and then Wyoming
just not caring after you know, another thing that haven't
played in ten days. It could it be Rusty is
shooting for Wyoming. So that's gonna be our parlay leg
at least on my end, will be the Wyoming air
Force sort at least start under one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and listen rob to beat for air Force to
beat a team like Wyoming, which is which is? I
still think it's a stretch to say they're a quality
team inside the confines of this conference. Like Wyoming is
definitely not a bad basketball team. But like when I
think quality Mountain West teams, I think like teams like
Boise State, Utah State, New Mexico. Right like that, I
don't think Wyoming. Like they're still a middling team in
this league. They are going to need to slow the
game down considerably, and that's Scott will do that like
he wants to play snails pace because he knows the
all his path to victory in a game like this
is to have as few possessions as possible. So he's
gonna try to take the air out of the ball.
There's gonna be very little juice, if any in the arena.
And I mean Wyoming again, like Laramie's not far from
Colorado State, but it's like from a Colorado springs. I
don't think maybe this is kind far. I think it's
closer to four Collins. So but even if it, even
if it wasn't, Wyoming fans don't really travel like that
for basketball.
Speaker 2: So like I kind of see just like an ugly game.
Speaker 1: I'll I'll be shocked if Wyoming scores more than eighty
points in this game. And if you're saying they need
to get eighty plus to put this over, I think
we've done the math here.
Speaker 2: I feel like you've got an under right there.
Speaker 1: All right, there is listen as this is always gonna be.
There's gonna be so much more on the slate that
we don't get too on the show. The point is
for point of this show is to come and share
some info on some of the games.
Speaker 2: The games you ask about. You know, we have a
feature game.
Speaker 1: We're gonna give out a best bet a lot of
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So if you like the show and you like the
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Speaker 2: And now that they're going to put this package up
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how much more info that's that's wasn't given out on
the show is actually in a three day package as
far as today is concerned. Five bucks. It's five dollars. Tuesday.
Rob Viino's got a totals play up and I have
my first college basketball five percenter of the season. It's
the spot that I love, love it so much that
even though it's Tuesday and I've got to I've got
to sell it up against people selling plays for five dollars.
I said, you know what, I still it's still got
to be a five percenter because that that's how good
this spot is.
Speaker 2: So that's up on the site.
Speaker 1: But again, if you if you go for the combo
package myself and Rob, which should be up at some
point today, you're gonna get that and you're gonna get
Rob's play as well.
Speaker 2: So check those out.
Speaker 1: Hopefully again you took something away from the show and
at worst for the for the crowd, that's just like,
give me the picks. You don't want to hear you ramble.
We just want the picks. We've got two of them.
It's a two team parlay. I priced one of these
at minus one twenty, so we're gonna call it's it's
plus two fifty, but shop around. I'm gonna take Seattle
minus five. That's probably the one that you're gonna have
to put the minus one twenty on because most books
have minus five and a half. So Seattle minus five
and Rob is going with Wyoming Air Force under one
forty five.
Speaker 2: That's a day game.
Speaker 1: Seattle's the degenerate special, So hopefully some entertainment throughout the
course of the day. Rob gets the total home and
then we're on the RedHawks tonight to hit a show Parlay.
Rob Show Parlay's plus three point sixty six units.
Speaker 2: On the season.
Speaker 1: They are alive and well ever since we went to
the two teamer, So.
Speaker 2: Let's get these home.
Speaker 1: We'll be back to celebrate New Year's Eve with you tomorrow,
ten am Eastern. More full court Press. We'll see you
guys then