Speaker 1: All right, welcome in everyone. It is Thursday and it's
time for full Court Press. As always, we come on
and recap the night before on this show.
Speaker 2: Rob not a good night for me.
Speaker 1: I went oh and three last night, and you know,
I always, I mean, I'm gonna look back at my night.
Speaker 2: Win or lose.
Speaker 1: But the concerning thing for me last night is I
was it was an O and three where I was
just playing wrong, like I had two I had two
games move against me. Typically like that's not the end
of the world. You know, I listen like, you're not
You're not going to be on the right side of
every single line move. It's very it's like sometimes they're
gonna gonna get shoved back in your face. I don't
usually like look at that and say, oh well, it's
like the.
Speaker 2: Game has no chance.
Speaker 1: But last night, for me, it kind of felt like
I was on the wrong side in my game. So
you know, I mean, I guess if you're gonna have
an O and three, you it, it's not the worst
time in the world to have it after you've won
for four straight days. So I was coming in on
four straight winning days, kind of gave it all, kind
of gave it all back in one shot, but up
sixty units January February combined, so been a really good
run into March, had a great start to March. Gave
back my great start last night, Rob, so only one
thing to do, try to get it back today. How
was your Wednesday night?
Speaker 3: It was good two and zero last night, both totals
one where we didn't talk about the game, but we
talked a little bit about the University off air North
Florida West Georgia over the total one fifty nine and
a half. Got there fairly easily, was off to a
flying start from the get go. And then the game
that we left here for folks, Adam was a client
play that I gave out the Florida State team total
over against Pittsburgh, and anybody who watched that game, if
you had Florida State, you absolutely want to.
Speaker 4: You know, go seek shelter so you don't harm yourself.
Speaker 3: But even if you're like myself and you had over
seventy two and a half, you're thinking, why am I
sweating this? At the end of the game, there was
absolutely no reason to be sweating that. But FSU went
stone cold, Pittsburgh got red hot, Florida State does get
there in the end by a couple of points on
free throws, but it wasn't two and zero. It's been
a really good week to start this week. He had
a four and one on top of that, so six
and one the last two days. We'll see we can
keep that rolling here today.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm glad you bailed us out last night. I
you know, two and three for the joint package, it's
not the end.
Speaker 4: Of the world.
Speaker 1: I suppose if you are on mine and Rob's all access,
which is you get all of our plays. I guess
for me the two bright spots, I suppose one our
little Daytime Action got there.
Speaker 2: Florida Gulf Coast pulled away in the end. If that
was an interesting one.
Speaker 1: I'm actually surprised that covered seven the way that played out,
although they were far more dominant than that. If you
were watching that game, like I texted CT and I
was like, you should bet Florida Golf Coast second half,
Like they should destroy this team in the second half.
It's just it took them to the final three minutes
to actually do it. But they get there, win by
eleven in the end. And then our feature game went
extremely well, Arkansas on the over, no doubter right there
for the for the feature I am kicking myself that
I didn't circle back and have Arkansas on my card
because could have got that seven and a half at
one point and what a no sweat result. That was
big time bounce pack for them off of the Florida loss. So, Rob,
that brings us to today's feature game. We have a
lot of conference tournaments to talk about today, but we're
going to start in the Big ten on Peacock, the
big game of the night for the Power Comp Princess
if you will. Michigan hits the road Carver Hawkeye Arena,
and the first thought I had here, Rob was, boy,
if this was still a Fran McCaffrey Iowa team, I'd
probably like I'd probably be interested in Iowa as the
home dog. But you know, as much as I was
probably better than they've been the last couple of years,
or I think that's debatable at this point, I just
don't know if I want to go against this Michigan
team with a Iowa team that doesn't have a multitude
of scoring options. So that's sort of where I want
to start the handicap because you know, I'm not ruling
Iowa out as a dog, and I see Shane Russell
says he likes Iowa plus the points and those are
as a healthy number to beginning at Carver Hawkeye, especially
when you've got a team in Michigan that's wrapped up
the Big Ten regular season. But the other point I'll
throw to you, Rob is, you know, Michigan's got to
be seeing their peers, the Florida's, the Dukes. They haven't
taken a night off. They're just still out there taking
teams out in body bag. How bad does Michigan want
to do that here?
Speaker 3: Well, if I just refer back to Dusty May postsall
season long, I would think they want to do it.
Dusty May still, you know, as of ten days ago,
talking about how the team hasn't hit its ceiling yet.
Speaker 4: And I think you make the.
Speaker 3: Better point here, Adam, is that no, Michigan has nothing
to play for as far as Big Ten Conference tournament
seeding is concerned. However, the log jam for those number
one seeds in the NCAA tournament, the four number ones,
you know, they get to become interchangeable almost each night now,
and with a loss, you could find yourself. I don't
think Michigan would find themselves on the wrong side of
it with one loss. But if they went into the
Big Ten Conference tournament and lost their first outing, you know,
a couple of those and all of a sudden, you
could be replaced by one of the other four teams
that's had a really good season and could get hot
and win their conference tournament. So for Michigan, there's some incentive.
For Carver Hawkeye Arena, it's a tough place to play.
For Iowa, it really is the Bennett sturt show, right,
I mean, if not for starts, and he's as good
as it gets. I mean for those who haven't seen
Iowa this year and haven't seen this point guard play.
And you know, I kind of liken him somewhat to
Kentucky's Tyler Hero from body frame from vertical ability, But
Bennett sturtch handles the ball fifteen times better than Tyler
Hero does. So you have that huge combination of shooting, jumping,
a vertical ability, and of course getting to the rim
whenever he wants it. He'll be a focal point of
Michigan's defense. I just questioned whether or not Iowa has
the ability to stop Michigan's front line. I mean, Iowa's
got some size, but it's not the type size that
Michigan has here as far as quality size is concerned.
So a motivated Michigan I wouldn't probably think twice here. However,
we do have to go back to the fact that
they've been overpriced in Big Ten play for the majority
of the season. They've won a whole rack of Big
Ten games that they haven't covered, and so this could
fall into that category very easily. This could be, you know,
seventy nine to seventy two Michigan and an Iowa cover.
Iowa was obviously going to play with one hundred percent
focused motivation last home game here for Iowa all of
that stuff.
Speaker 4: I do fear the fact that.
Speaker 3: Iowa could get absolutely get hit with a knockout punch
and not be able to recover, you know what I mean.
Like you refer to Fran McCaffrey's teams. Frean mcaff these
teams could get down fifteen, sixteen and three three point
late three pointers later be right in the game. If
you're friend, this isn't that team as far as offense
is concerned. So I don't really have a firm side opinion.
I would think this game gets over one forty six
and a half. If you play Michigan, your hopes of
making this a seventy three sixty six type game aren't good,
just not good if you're Iowa. And I'm sure they
don't want to play up and down ninety four foot tempo,
but I don't know that they can help that in
portions of this game. For me, I think the money
moved toward the over here, which I see. I see
quite a few, in fact, more one forty seven and
a halfs now than anything. It's raised up two points.
I think that's probably correct. I would look that direction here.
I wouldn't go much higher, though, I mean, you know,
one forty eight and a half is probably your limit here.
I think forty nine you have to stop and think
a little bit. But at this number one forty seven
and a half, I would play over.
Speaker 2: See Rob.
Speaker 1: The problem is I I do have a I do
have a front.
Speaker 2: So here's the thing.
Speaker 1: Like Shane saying it's a five to six point win
for Michigan byuses Michigan win seventy two sixty six, here's
my issue is if I were to just trust my number.
Then I have a pretty strong side opinion toward Iowa,
especially in that nine and a half range, because my
number is like five point nine, right like, And initially
I see that, and I say, well, you're probably too
low there, because Michigan is Michigan, and they've they you know,
we've seen what they can do to teams. But also
rob that stretch, that stretch of over a month where
Michigan could not cover spread like this, right and they
and they haven't really covered spread spreads like this consistently
the majority of the season. So you know, I don't
think maybe that I you know, I look at five
point nine, I said, well, there's no way this the
game should be priced that way, right, There's no way
Michigan should only be a five and a half to
six point favorite. But like, I do think that it's
it's reasonable to think that nine and a half or nine.
Speaker 2: I'm seeing a couple of nines right now.
Speaker 1: It looks like we're trending back towards eight and a
half most places. I think it's reasonable to say, oh, well,
if you got a nine or nine and a half,
that that's too hot. Now, what could help you there?
One the fact that it's Carver Hawke, it's their last
home game, and Michigan has a very big game on deck,
which you know, I guess theoretically could be a look
ahead spot, right like you talked about, they've already had
the Big Ten wrapped up, so they could go lost
loss here and they still outright win the Big Ten.
But if you're looking at these final two games, I
mean Michigan stayed at home to close out the season
on Sunday, Rob that that's certainly the game that's probably
got your eye a little bit more. But then again,
I go back to the fact that, well, like theoretically
Florida was in a similar spot, and we've seen Duke
in the same spot a couple of times, and those
teams went out and won by thirty. And I kind
of have Michigan as as they're in the same vein
as those teams.
Speaker 2: So that's you know, I guess I have that in
the back of my head.
Speaker 1: But when you look at Michigan, the games that they
seem to like really cover right are like the Illinois
game where they only need to basically win the game,
the Purdue game where they go to Westlapa and win
ninety one to eighty. We'll get some of the other
ones in the same stretch. Obviously, they destroyed Ucla, but
like they didn't cover against Northwestern, they didn't cover against Michigan,
and then go back to January, they didn't cover a
single one of these big spreads.
Speaker 2: So I do lean toward Iowa.
Speaker 1: The rebound. You you made a point about the front court.
Rob i was a bottom ten rebounding team in the country.
There could be a there could be a lot of
second chance easy buckets here for Michigan in this game,
which is a concern. This is not as strong of
an opinion for me as yesterday's feature, where I really
like Arkansas, but that number does feel high.
Speaker 2: I think I'd have a hard time talking.
Speaker 1: Anyone off of Iowa at nine or better, and I
guess I'll kind of leave it at that.
Speaker 2: Do you have anything else to add there?
Speaker 3: They're never in this situation this year, so we have
no and in fact to I don't know the last
time Iowa was a nine and a half point home
underdog to begin with, It just doesn't happen. However, all
that being said, home court hasn't really been that favorable
to Iowa this year to play a power team in Illinois,
lose the game straight up by six play perdue, lose
by twenty one at home, win a bunch of close
games against lesser competition, did beat Nebraska here fifty seven
to fifty two.
Speaker 4: But again, in the.
Speaker 3: World that I think in, I just don't think you
can get Michigan into fifty seven to fifty two. It
would be favorable, but you're just not going to get
this team to play the type of game. So for me,
one more time, I left it Bayou say in seventy
two sixty six, because I use seventy three sixty six
as an example that I don't think can happen here.
Speaker 4: I would be looking over one forty seven and a half.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say the final thing, I'll add as
I saw another comment in the chat that says Iowa
doesn't get to sixty five.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's how this game is gonna go.
Speaker 1: I think if Iowa doesn't cover, it's because they gave
up ninety. Like it's just Michigan just had, like, you know,
another one of their offensive like efficient offensive performances, and
they and they put up ninety and gave up seventy.
Speaker 2: Seven something like that.
Speaker 1: Like, so I'm with you, Rob, I think it's more
likely that if Iowa loses this game and doesn't cover,
they just got run out and it probably goes over.
Speaker 2: Again. That's that's I think it's tough, tough game.
Speaker 1: From that, Collin says, throw Michigan in the money line
parlay they're gonna win. Yeah, I mean, but like, if
what are you do you rule out the fact that
i would just has like their signature like big F here.
Speaker 2: I mean that, I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's it's it's tough to see for me, but it's
not impossible that like Iowa would win this game with
Michigan having Michigan State coming up.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Tough, tough to make. I guess it's tough to come
out and make a case for that. But Titan CT
saying it's kind of like Siowa. Yeah, listen, I think
if you get nine or better from at least from
a numbers perspective, you've got a.
Speaker 2: Decent bet on Iowa. That that's uh yeah, we.
Speaker 1: Can just leave it right there, all right, Rob, here
is I see the board moving as it often does
during this show. So what I'm gonna do because I'm
gonna talk about a game that I think i've I
just want to pull up the number. I'm gonna give
out my leg of the parlay right now, and it
is a client play. I'm going to my odd screen
here if if I can ever get rid of the
seven hundred pop ups on odds Logic right now, I
can get back to the UH to the odd screen
and see what the current price of this game is.
Speaker 2: And here we go. So yeah, all right, this one's
moved quite a bit.
Speaker 1: So since we're probably gonna do a three team or anyway,
I'm gonna put it in to our parlay. I saw
Colin and a couple others talking about this game. I'm
gonna go to the Ohio Valley and one of my
client plays today. I have a four percent play on
Simo Southeast Missouri State on the money line, which was
minus one twenty five when I bet it and is
now considerably higher. So do what you will with that.
You know, what I always say is like you could
you could put your risk. You could you could risk
what you would risk on a four percent moneyline parlay
at minus one twenty five and just play it. A
little bit smaller. You could try to hop on in play,
or you could just bite the bullet and lay a
little bit more. Because I do think that this is
the right side, and so do what you will with that.
So I want to take you back to last night
where your boy was forced to stay up until about
midnight watching Little Rock play basketball. It was as painful
of a first half as I watched in a long time.
At one point they had missed nineteen straight shots. I
think that was the final tally. I know you said
they shoot it sideways, and I don't think I've ever
seen a better representation of that than what I watched
in the first half last night. They managed to come
back and take a lead in that game with like
five minutes to go. Now, the thing that I'm not
gonna harp on the game last night, listen, Little Rock
played a terrible first half. They pressed linden Wood in
the second half, came all the way back to take
a lead. Linden Wood made some big plays to win
and cover, and honestly they probably deserved too.
Speaker 2: But the thing that.
Speaker 1: Put me on the Simo side right out of the
gate today is I think an is Futrell is going
to be out for this game. The reason I say
that is he suffered an injury early in this game
or early in last night's game. He was fighting it,
he was limping, he looked like he tweaked a handy
rob And as someone that's had the hamstring injury a
couple times during my sports career, which was a very
very long time ago, I can tell you that when
you sleep on that hamstring and have to try like
you're not playing twenty four hours later. Like you might
be able to fight through a game that you're already in,
but as soon as the hammy, like you know, as
soon as you go to bed and stuff like that,
I just.
Speaker 2: Don't think you're playing twenty four hours later.
Speaker 1: And of course, Futrell has been one of the best
players in the Ohio Valley this year, seventeen point four
points per game. For that Linden would team I truly
don't think. I don't see how they beat a good
team without him. You know, he tried to play last night,
but he only scored four points. He was two for
nine and he was almost like a net negative when
he was out there for points in time. But like
I think, if he's not out there that that is
big time concerning for me with you know, against a
Semo team that, in my opinion, might be better at
linden Wood, Like they play similar to Lindenwood, but they
might be a better version of them. So I took
Simo that that money line at whatever it is, is
going to go into our money line parlay. It's a
four percent play for me at minus one twenty five.
Rob talk to me about how that that. Talk to
me about the total if you can, because you've kind
of nailed totals with these teams. That's got to hurt
Lindon would maybe you know, maybe their pace and you know,
does this game become out slower because of that?
Speaker 3: You know season history, the two games that they played
at him are three hundred and sixty degree polar opposites
one sixty four total the first time around with linden
Wood as the winner. Second time around, Simo wins by twelve.
They only score one thirty four. That's a thirty point gap.
Simo seemed to favor, and both teams won on the
other's home court, so home court had nothing to do
with this. They both played well as the visitor, but
Southeast Missouri, for what it's worth, they got this better
at the second game, and it was a thirty point gap,
and it's not necessarily because of pace. And the first
game was Jack Rabbit's style, up and down the floor,
huge eighty one possession game, seventy two possession game. The
second time around is still extremely quick, only one thirty four.
Lindenwood didn't shoot it very well at all, three of
sixteen from three. So Simo found a way to defend them.
To your point about anyas futurel the two games against
Simo this year, twenty eight and twenty two points, fifty
points in those two games. And just to accentuate how
the injury comes into play, last night, where he still
probably had adrenaline flowing, he took eighteen shots in the
first game. He took thirteen shots. In the second game.
He took nine shots total last night. It kind of
shows you that he didn't even get the double digit shots,
that it was bothersome and anybody here, like you said,
anybody listening or watching today, those types of soft tissue injuries,
they just don't overnight, they don't get better. I'm sure
that the training room has something they can attempt to
do to have him gut out two hours of basketball
here with a But then you know that every time
he goes to the bench, things tend to stiffen up.
Every time he or excuse me, when you stopped for halftime,
things tend to stiffen up.
Speaker 4: I think it's a huge advantage for CMO here.
Speaker 3: You know the fact that they played the late game
and it was let's talk about the rest of the team.
It was a taxing effort for Linden. Would I mean
those weren't easy minutes. Being pre in the second half
isn't easy. It takes a lot of energy. I do
agree that the money obviously agrees Adam. This game was
pumped up to three and a half off of the
opener of one right away, and probably rightfully so. Here,
tough break for Linden would with the injury. Tough break
for Linden would that they had to go deep into
the night in a very I don't want to call
it physical, but again I'll say taxing forty minutes to
get that win. I don't know simo makes complete and
total sense from a situational and a fundamental but where
the total is concerned, I will say, really tough to
gauge when you're talking about two games that had a
thirty point variance. Here number six kind of in the
middle one forty seven and a half.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't think I would play it. I think Simo
looks like a more attractive play on the side.
Speaker 1: Colin Gregory says, Adam got a great number. You guys
would have got a great number two if you were
on the double. The firepower CVV package had that out
this morning before the move and pretty much just tried
to front run like, hey, like I've I've had that
injury before. Your boy Rob played pretty competitive soccer back
in his day. That was that was the sport that
I But my first love was baseball. But I couldn't
really hit a curveball, which became an issue for me.
So I had to become a soccer player because they're like,
you get you know, you can't hit a buck ninety
in like high school baseball. They're not gonna they don't
they don't, you know, they don't care how good your
defense is. So yeah, I've had that hamstring injury a
number of times, and it is you're just not doing
anything the next day, even if you're built much better
than me, which most are.
Speaker 2: You're still not still not getting through it.
Speaker 1: The next day, so I saw that and I said, man,
if Lindenwood does win this game, I'm probably gonna want
to be on whoever they're playing. And so, yeah, we
did get ourselves a good number. Let's see if it matters.
Hopefully it does, all.
Speaker 2: Right, bye.
Speaker 1: He was texting me memes right now. I see he's
in a good mood. So we're gonna use Bayou's in
the parlay today. He's he's spelled it out and we're
gonna talk about his game because I have an opinion here.
So this is going in the parlay BYU says best
bet Loyola Colgate over one fifty one and a half.
So he wants to head to a Patriot League semi final.
It's right down the street from my house. I'm not
going to it because I'm being a good boy today.
Speaker 2: So I can go to.
Speaker 1: Brian Powers College Town tomorrow Athens, Ohio with like fifteen
of his friends and apparently we're apparently we're getting tuned
up before a nine o'clock tip per him. You know,
I don't know how much I'll partake in that, but
it's it's gonna be a time, let's put it that way.
So sit in this one out in Hamilton, New York tonight.
But Bia says best bet Loyola Colgate over fifty one
and a half. This is the exact same game that
was eighty two eighty two before two weeks ago. Colgates
off two losses and thrives in conference play. Loyola plays
with pace and compliments this game style. The final thing
I'll throw out you, Rob, is they didn't have Jalen
Cox last game. That's massively concerning. He's by far Colgate's
best player, and he sat out a pretty meaningful game
against Navy, because had they been able to win that game,
they would have been able to get the two. Because
they lost, they actually lost the two seed and only
became and and they're only the three, which, as you
know if you follow the Patriot League, is very meaningful
since the higher seed hosts in this tournament. I think
Jalen Cox will be back tonight. I think it was
a concussion. I think it was an abundance of caution
that he sat at the finale. I can't see him
sitting this game, so if Cox is back and everything
is what you would consider normal, Robino, do you agree
that with Bayu that there's gonna be points in this game?
Speaker 4: Well, then I'll take.
Speaker 3: Bayou's regulous one step further and just say the first
time they played it was one sixty six eighty six
to eighty. So you had the same game played twice
the same exact way twice. At the end of regulation.
You've got almost the same score twice. Why would today
be any different? Jalen Cox, to your point, was important
in both of these games. He played both times against
Loyola Maryland. I think twenty five and twenty eight is
what I have right in front of me here. So
with him in the lineup, it stands to reason that,
you know, these teams played each other twice, nobody cared
to change style. Colgate won it twice. I'm sure Loyola
Maryland in their minds, thinks that they can win this
style of game against them. The losses, as by you mentioned,
the most recent one was in overtime by three points.
The one prior was only by six. They were in
both of these games each time, so it's funny too.
The top two pace teams in the page, and because
the Patriot is such a slow as molasses type league,
the top two paced teams probably don't rank in the
top one hundred in the country because they just don't
you know, they don't get that they go fast, but nobody.
Speaker 4: Else goes faster.
Speaker 3: When you average out all their games, the numbers look
a little lower than expected. But when they faced each other,
it's ben up tempo, it's ben high scoring, it's been
really good shooting, it's been little resistance on defense. So
it's hard to argue one fifty one and a half
when you've seen one sixty or better twice already. And
I don't think, you know, just trying to use my
coach's mind. I don't think either coach would have any
reason to stray from that at this point in time.
Speaker 4: Conference tournament season.
Speaker 3: You are who you are, and I don't think you
devise a completely different game plan at this you know
here now thirty games in to accommodate what's happen in
the first two times, and the only team that would
consider that would be the loser, which was Loyola twice.
I don't think Loyola is going to go that route because,
like I said, earlier. I have to think that they
firmly believe they can beat this team third time routes.
So double revenge spot. If you're looking to play side,
and you like double revenge inside conference tournament play, then
you like the Loyola side in this game. But Keith's
point was about total and I can't you just can't
disagree the numbers in a spot where you know, I
say it a lot in mathematics, do the work for
you here, and they seem to do it for us
in this game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll talk about the side before we move on,
so you know you want to talk about like set
the most recent game, Colgate looked like they were going
to pull away and cover, and Loyola went nuts from
three in the second half to tie that game and
push it into overtime.
Speaker 2: I think they hit like fifteen threes in the game.
Speaker 1: Now, that is something that a couple of years back
you would never have said that was a possibility against
Cold Gate. Those teams with Tucker Richardson, Keegan records some
really good defensive Colgate teams. This is really not that
like they you know, last year I thought they were.
I thought Jeff Woodward was this big that they had
it's big six to eleven plotting big man that slowed
them down. But at least he really clogged up the
paint and he could defend the rim, and and you know,
they had some redeeming qualities in that regard. Now it's
kind of this like one three one zone, which will
work at times, but I don't know this Colgate team.
They lacked that size, they lacked that athleticism in my opinion,
on the defensive end, where yeah, like Loyol is probably
gonna get some looks from three again.
Speaker 2: But I actually would lean.
Speaker 1: I would still probably if I had to lay, if
I had to play the side here, Rob, I think
I would still lay the six and a half With Colgate, obviously,
I'm assuming Jalen Cox is back, But they they ran,
they got into their offense and did whatever they want
wanted in both of those meetings, and they really didn't
look that bad for thirty minutes in that Navy game
of the weekend without Cox, And I truly believe had
they had him that they would have been right in this.
Speaker 2: Right in that game and had a chance to win
like he is.
Speaker 1: So I'll just make this statement before we move on
Jalen Cox's hands down the most improved player in this
league from last year to this year. Last year he
struggled kind of as the starting point guard. He's one
of the best players in this league. And like, I
don't think Loyola has got much of an answer for
Colgate's offense with with Cox pull in the strings and
you know what they can do. So yeah, if you
get if you get Loyola hit in some threes, this
could soar over. And if they don't, I think you're
gonna get a Colgate cover. So good one by you.
I don't know what the Wayne's World meme you just
texted me was in reference to, but if it's to that,
that's great. So hopefully we're uh but uh hopefully and
by you're in until further notice.
Speaker 2: So you hit this one, you're back in tomorrow.
Speaker 1: We got to We were like two three teamers away
from getting back to even. We had that great run
we got above even by like a unit. We haven't
hit one since, so we gotta we gotta, we gotta
get a three teamer here. Rob will close it out
before the end of the show, but in the meantime,
we're heading back to the main board, if my computer
will ever allow it.
Speaker 2: All Right, here we go.
Speaker 1: We got mad Max. He says, great price on Temple
due to recent results. I think they'll have an advantage
in the rebound turnover battle playing at home, playing with revenge. Well, Rob,
I'll let you get to the point on your odd screen.
We're gonna talk Temple basketball. I know this is a
team that you've brought up a couple of times in
recent you know, recent times on the show. They're at
home tonight against two Lane, which my two Lane's another
one of those teams. My number loves them basically every
time they play. I wonder if it's just because they've
they've underachieved kind of like from what they were I
thought they might be this year, but Temple man what like?
This was a team that when I went to the
Temple game Super Bowl Sunday, I think it was right
around that time I went to a Temple game at noon,
I think it was Super Bowl Sunday. They were tied
for first in the American on that day and they
lost that game to FAU. They have six straight losses, Rob.
This was a team that, like six games in the
American season, was in a tie for first. They're now
in the bottom four of this league, So what do
you even make of that? And do you have any
interest in the great price on Temple taking them in
the free fall that they're currently in. This game is
at the Lea Chorus Center in Philly tonight. Temple TWU Lane,
how are you seeing this one?
Speaker 3: Well, you've got season history right, Tulane won the first
time seventy seven to sixty six. Here's my problem with
Temple in this game, and especially with Temple laying points
is we all know that Ron Hunter's gonna play like
that junkie zone defense that you have to shoot. You
have to make perimeter shots against this team to beat them,
and in the first game Temple didn't do so six
of twenty five twenty four from three point range. To
Lane's gonna make Temple shoot threes, or at least attempt
to make Temple shoot threes again. Temple is the tenth
best shooting team in the AAC, which I guess if
you wanted to switch that around, you would say they're
the fourth worst three point shooting team in the league.
So for two Lane, the style is a hand and
glove fit for them. On the defensive end, play, the
style of defense that they play, forcing teams to shoot threes,
play a team that can't shoot threes. And if one
of these nights happens where Temple makes shots, can they
win by five?
Speaker 4: Maybe they can.
Speaker 3: On the other side of the equation here, tu Lane's
frustrating to watch offensively at him because sometimes I think
they're way too LACKA days ago, Lego Rowan Brumbaugh is
a great player. We just referenced Bennett Sturts a little
while ago for Iowa, right, Rowan Brumbaugh is kind of
in the mold of Benett Sturtz, maybe a little bit
of a lesser man's Bennett Sturts, but same type of player.
And there's times where he's out there where the passes
are too casual, the handle is too casual. But when
he is not too casual, he's a hell of an
offensive player and it makes everybody else around him better.
They do have scoring ability on the Tulane's side. I
don't know that I would be on Temple here, to
be honest with. Total's gone up one point to one
forty four and a half now the first time around
the game hit one forty three that sounds about right here.
If Temple shoots the way they've been shooting all season long,
as you mentioned, in a current free fall, that doesn't
help them.
Speaker 4: Out any here.
Speaker 3: I don't know that I could get in that boat
with Temple here simply based on what I said. I
think the defensive style of Tulane is extremely helpful in
this game because of the fact that Temple just doesn't
They're not good at what Tulane does best. Defensively, you
have to be able to overcome their defense by shooting
and real quick here. As far as standings are concerned,
if you are Temples, they're separated. These two teams are
separated by one game inside the standings, so a Temple
win could pull them even with Tulane probably give them
a little bit of a tie breaker receiving is concerned.
But for Tulane, you can go up the ladder here
toward the five spot, in a tie for the five spot,
and you know you're always trying to climb into the
top four in these conference tournaments. So with one more
to play after this, well, actually they don't have one
more to play after this. Their season concludes here, so
it would be a massive tie breaker, and again I
talked about this the other day. When try to go
through these three and fourteen tiebreakers, you might as well
just wait till they tell you what it's going to be.
But I do think Tulane stylistically has a solid advantage
over Temple, especially in the Tulane defense Temple offense matchup.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll tell you what I want, absolutely no part
of having to lay like five with Temple. They they
haven't had a home court advantage in a while. They
won't get many people at this game. I think I
texted you rob cheapest ticket to get into a Temple
game and sit upper as forty dollars.
Speaker 2: What are we doing? How is that even possible?
Speaker 1: If John Cheney and Pepe Sanchez were there, I'd pay
forty bucks to sit upper to watch that team play.
Speaker 3: This team?
Speaker 1: Yeah like this team? No, So I understand why in
you know why they they don't. They haven't had much
of a crowd and a lot of these games you
talked about the Temple the two lane Roun Hunter zone.
Speaker 2: I actually do think Temple can score against that.
Speaker 1: So the other thing that that zone is not necessarily
it's it's different, but it's not necessarily a great zone defense,
and what I've noticed, the teams that will really score
on it are teams that can handle the ball because
he likes to pressure out of it too, so it's
like a pressure zone. They'll almost like pick it up
three quarter court and there's some layups on the back
end of that zone. If you if you're not turning
the ball over. Temple, to their credit, turns it over
as little as any team in the country. They they've
been a top five team in in least turnover.
Speaker 2: The turnover rate is top five in America.
Speaker 1: So the fact that they probably won't turn it over
a ton, I could definitely see them getting into some
makeable shots.
Speaker 2: I would I would.
Speaker 1: Look toward the over because I think they're gonna give
some points up as well. On the other end, especially if,
especially if two lane comes to play, which they've they've
been doing of late, I would say tu lane right now.
You know this is a team. You know the last
two games, Yeah, they got boat raced by Tulsa and
South Florida, but those are two of the best teams
in this league. Prior to that four straight wins. Prior
to that four straight wins, and they've been playing better,
So I think I think I would lean toward the
over because on the flip side, they did give up
ninety the past two games, so maybe maybe they've I
don't really know how to read into that, but the
fact that Temple might get some easier looks here and
the ability to break that zone makes me like the over.
Speaker 2: Hope.
Speaker 1: We hope we did that justice mad Max. I wish
I had more of an opinion, but hopefully we gave
you some things to think about. If you are going
to bet Temple and too Lane.
Speaker 3: Let me let me give Max a positive, because I
didn't give him any positives. It's the second time around.
There's game film from Temple playing to Lane zone the
first time, right, so it would expect adjustments, maybe some
improvement there. The opposite the other side of that is
Temple did handle the ball extremely well in that first game,
only eight turnovers, only eleven percent of their possessions turned
into a turnover, and they still only scored sixty six.
So if you believe in the you know we've seen
it once and it was on the road, and this
time we're going to handle it because we know what
to expect, then you may like Temple as far as
especially as far as scoring is concerned, and Adam in
that game, sixty seven free throw attempts to lane can
be to lane can foul. I've watched enough with too
Lane to know that they can foul, and they can
be fouled because again, brum block can take anybody off
to dribble, et.
Speaker 4: Cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 3: So yeah, interesting game. I just don't know that I
would be in the market to lay points with Temple,
even in a home situation.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go to Garth.
Speaker 1: First of all, Garth, I'll take the blame for Central
Connecticut State. That was I I was mushing anything I
touched yesterday, As I said, bad day.
Speaker 2: For me, zero to three. So we'll, we'll, we'll.
Speaker 1: I'll take the blame for that one, he said, three three,
and the four losses on this eleven and four run
he was in the parlay.
Speaker 2: Well, we won't put you on the spot for that tonight.
Speaker 1: But I know Rob loves to talk some Big West basketball,
especially when it pertains to totals, So he says he
likes Long Beach State under the one fifty and a
half tonight. The Big West, of course, is still finishing up, Rob,
They're regular season, so these are regular season games, and
this one's gonna be out. Are they still in the pyramid?
I think they are. I don't know, I know they
I know. Everything just says the beach. Now they abandoned
like whatever they used to be, like the forty nine ers.
Speaker 2: Now it's just the beach.
Speaker 1: So I guess we're headed to the beach where UC
Davis will be headed to take on Long Beach State.
Speaker 2: Garth likes the under Rob.
Speaker 1: You've done well with totals in this league, so talk
to me a little bit about UC Davis Long Beach
State really total or side whatever you got really quick.
Speaker 3: Home floor is still referred to as the Walter pyramid.
So we're still in the beach no matter how much
the Beach they want to throw at us. Long Beach
got off a huge, huge losing streak last time out
against Bakersfield eighty eight eighty seven. They win, but they
had played you see, Davis one time prior this year,
seventy one to fifty four in a fairly high seventy
possession game, but only one hundred and twenty five points score.
The matchup here really does suit an under because it's
U see Davis as the opponent. Long Beach is a
team that you know, I've had success playing them against
other teams that go quick, and it's not really because
Long Beach has added all that much. And even when
I hear decap, I'm not asking Long Beach to do
too much in those totals where I play over north Ridge,
Poly Slow, all these teams connected to or involved in
games with Long Beach. But here, jim Less, He's not
gonna play that way. Jim Less, d's up. Long Beach
is shooting woes probably show up one more time. In
that first game, they only scored fifty four points against
this you see Davis defense. So again, styles make everything,
matchups make everything. And you know again, I'll say this,
and Garth probably knows this already, but I'll repeat that
season long statistical stuff where odds makers, power ratings for sides,
numbers for totals. They get skewed in games like this.
Long Beach State gets skewed because they play cal Poly,
because they play north Ridge, because they play Fullerton, and
all those high scoring games get lumped into the whole overall,
and you get this picture of a high scoring team.
They're not. They're not a good shoot, they're not the
offensive team of the past Long Beat So when you
pair them against the team like you see Davis, that's
going to slow you down, that's going to play defense
jim Less style. That season, long number goes down the
drain here, and I think you get a good price range.
One fifty and a half in a game like this
is kind of excessive. I just mentioned the first game
went one twenty five. Could it get there, of course
it could, but it would it actually, you know, adam Ford.
To get there, it would have to be a game
where you see Davis because their pedestrian hits everything. And
on the other end, Long Beach has a couple of
stretches on their own home floor where they dictate a
little tempo and they you know, put up eleven points
in three minutes something like that, a stretch like that
that helps their final score total. I think Garth's on
the right side here under one fifty and a half. Again,
this is not you know, Long Beach State doesn't fall
into the category of teams up played all season Long Northridge, Poly, Slow, Fuller,
ten et cetera, that are just going to rack points
so I agree, no sense disagreeing here. We've got one
game of proof to show it. You've got twenty five
points worth the wiggle room off of that game to
work with, and you have a matchup that's not gonna
go quick because again, anybody who's watching U C. Davis
under Jim Less's tenure nose, they just get pushed at
to pace that often.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm over here looking at my my numbers and whatnot,
and I'm kind of trying to figure out why I
haven't bet UC Davis yet in this game closer. I'm
at like five point two here, which is like much
bigger of a I mean, that's almost an auto bet.
Speaker 2: A lot of times for me.
Speaker 1: If I've got like I'm looking at a one point favorite,
one and a half point favorite, and I'm showing like
four or five points for value, I almost always just
you know, barring some sort of crazy injury, like that's
typically gonna be a bet for me.
Speaker 2: I don't think. I don't think Long.
Speaker 1: Beach has any sort of crazy home court at the
Pyramid other than it being a cool building. And I
don't think like people are going out in droves to
watch Long Beach State basketball at this point, you know,
U see Davis, they've been okay on the road. Think
they're like five and eight on the road this season.
Obviously defense tends to travel. I mean, I'm looking at
I'm looking at so first meeting you already pointed out
they they destroyed Long Beach, held them to fifty four points,
seventy one to fifty four final. I mean, the only
thing I get and I don't even know if this
should put me off, rob but the only thing that's
a little off putting is the fact that it's the
final week, final weekend of a conference play and they're
going on the road. And this is where you kind
of tend to get those weird results because again it's
like you're playing for seeding, big game over the weekend
against Hawaii. They come up short in their final home game,
So now they go on the road. They've got you know,
they've got Long Beach, they've got Irvine to finish the year.
Even if they go zher to two, there's still ten
and ten, there's still a five hundred team, So that
I guess, like the spot, it is my only real concern.
And then and then of course, okay, so this would
be this is what I always go back and check
before I see like a number that's this far off. Uh,
Cooper didn't play against Hawaii, right, So I need to
I need to double check his status because if if
knows Cooper is out, then that makes sense, that makes
a little bit more sense because he would be worth
probably a few a couple.
Speaker 2: Points on the numbers.
Speaker 1: So again I'll have to go back and double check that.
I'll obviously be digging for intel on that. But Garth,
if he's out, I mean he is a double digit
scorer for Davis and he did not play as far
just by a quick check, did not play in the
Hawaii games, So I can't disagree with your under I'll
be looking into that game further throughout the day. But yeah,
I and obviously if you have in the chat, if
you know anything about Cooper, let me know, because I
I again, even without him, even without him, I don't
have much faith in this Long Beach State team. So
good luck with what you try to do there, Garth.
All right, I see some questions in the chat. We
will probably get to one more. I'm gonna let Rob
close this three team around if he's if he knows
where he wants to go with it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, go into a game. So I'm trying to look
up something right now, injury related.
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk. Okay, so I did, all right,
let's talk. Let's talk more Patriot League basketball. I see,
I see folks wanting to talk Navy buck Now. I
wore my Navy zip up, Rob, not for any real reason,
but this is that this little anchor here says Navy On.
It got this when I was down in Annapolis last year,
went down to see Navy play. When I saw them play,
I kind of knew. I kind of expected this to
be the case. At some point. I actually, you know,
I thought they were gonna be the best team in
the Patriot League last year. Turns out you bring the
whole team back, like you know, that helps. You don't
see that much in college basketball anymore. But Navy pretty
much returned to everyone, and they are just running roughshod
right now, rob On a Patriot League that is not
very good. As someone that's watched a lot of Patriot
League basketball lives in Central New York, has followed this
conference for years, I think I'm willing.
Speaker 2: To say that this is the worst that I can remember.
This League. I don't know if that has to do
with it's the fact that.
Speaker 1: It's the worst that I can remember Colgate being in
about a decade or at least like eight years. But
there's just you know, I think once you now have
the Patriot League start losing guys like Noah Williamson and
the kid from Colgate that's now at Gonzaga Smith right
like they like for a while, that was the one
thing people came to the Patriot League. It was almost
like an IVY League esque where they weren't really leaving.
And then you've got Boston University with all sorts of
injuries this year. American just graduated four seniors. It is
a really bad league this year, which leads me into Okay,
now we've got Navy. They're the one seed. They destroyed everyone.
They're laying fifteen points in a quarterfinal game in the
in the conference tournament, and Rob, I don't think it's enough.
This came down from seventeen and a half and I'm
almost sitting here like, why I'm inclined to bet Navy
at fifteen. I'm at nineteen here at seventeen and a half,
I said, okay, yeah, my number is in line. I
don't understand why this is getting bet toward buck Nell.
That makes zero sense to me. Buck Nell has been awful. Yes,
they have that one freshman big that's sort of panned out,
But Navy has eight and Kehoe, so at we're at
he at best for buck Nell. Those those guys cancel
each other out. You're not gonna beat Navy's. Navy's guards
gonna up and down the floor and do whatever they want.
Shane Russell says Navy team total over. I don't see
how you just don't lay fifteen here. There's fourteen and
a half's out there with Navy right now. That is insane.
I think they win this game by twenty to twenty
five points. So I'm gonna have to revisit this one
when we get off the show, because this should be
an absolute blood bath.
Speaker 2: What do you think about a team total over?
Speaker 1: They're talking about that in the chat as well.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm not going to argue off of a Navy
team total over know no way. The way they performed
inside the Patriot this year and the defensive ineptitude of
the opposition here probably makes Navy team total as good
a bet as you're making the side to sound Adam
before I lose my train of thought.
Speaker 4: Let's lock this parlay leg in for a.
Speaker 3: Minute there, guys, just so you know, and this is
gonna be big for me heading into the CUSA Tournament.
As time goes on, I'm beginning to really like sam
Houston State to win this tournament. Sam Houston State is
growing on me immensely as the season goes on. And
I went to look up the injury because I've played,
you know, I've been involved in Delaware games this year.
Went to look up Tyler Hauser injury and again tonight,
he's not going to be involved. And I was going
to play that game, but then I decided against it.
I won't play that game. I will say this from
a It's not because I don't like sam Houston State.
I just mentioned that I do think they probably they
have an opportunity to win this tournament. But they've been
able to slow teams down no matter where they go.
I mean, it is kind of amazing that Delaware is
able to play at such a slow pace. Martin Inglesby
x Notre Dame head coach has done a great job
at controlling pace and they have two guards in Bliss
and Fernandez that can absolutely take anybody off the dribble.
They've gone crazy without Hawser. There's a lot on their show,
but that game went by the wayside because I just
feel this other one is way stronger, or not way stronger,
but enough stronger to play here. And that's gonna be
Middle Tennessee team total over seventy five and a half
against FYU. Again, guys, I said this yesterday about the
number with Florida State just seventy two and a half
seamed off, seventy five and a half teams off they
played once before they went overtime, before they got to overtime,
it with seventy five seventy five. But you have Jeremy
Ballard's team, who I mean, they are kind of fun
to watch because it is up and down all over
the place, sometimes very helter skelter. But Middle Tennessee is
much more disciplined under Nicholas mcdeviitt, good head coach for MTSU,
and they have scored as of late. Not only did
they get to seventy five in regulation the first time
round against FYU, but they've scored as of late. I
just talked about how Delaware slows everybody down in a
sixty two position GAMESU scored seventy eight points against Delaware,
came back with seventy seven against UTEP, another team that
doesn't want to go anywhere, and you should be able
to keep the score down. But MTSU seventy eight, seventy seven,
and of course last game against New Mexico State not
necessarily a paced team either, seventy five seventy five at
the end of regulation. Now you get the fastest paced
team in the league. You're gonna get AGAINSTYU. You get
such easy shots during the game, in not for a
full forty minutes, but in periods of the game. You
find a lot of easy points against YU. Whether it's
just to the rim, whether it's being filed, whether it's
wide open threes, et cetera. I don't know how this
team doesn't get over seventy five and a half tonight
in an FYU game total full game total here is
one fifty three and a half spent bead up a
little bit. I wouldn't argue anybody off of that, but
I just find the more attractive play here, being a
hot offensively Middle Tennessee State team against a floor FIU
team that you know they are what they are every game.
I love teams that are constant, consistent and you know
what you're gonna get from them. And I know what
I'm gonna get from FIU is a ton of scoring opportunities,
a lot of pace, and not a heck of a.
Speaker 4: Lot of defense.
Speaker 3: So for me, Adam, it's gonna be MTSU team total
over seventy five and a half that does come with
twenty five cents of juice attached to it. So let's
let's use that as as the leg of the parlay
here and let's knock this down just looking real quick.
Here MTSU with an opportunity to get inside this top
four inside the league. So again a little bit of
added motivation for Middle Tennessee, who sits at five seed
right now.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, no, listen, I find it like kind of funny.
Speaker 1: So I got to go down to Murphy's for earlier
this year the Glasshouse rob where Middle Tennessee State plays
notoriously difficult place to shoot the basketball.
Speaker 2: Yet they have a team that just shoots constantly.
Speaker 1: Like it's almost like it's almost like if the Rockies
decided to roll in and say you know what we're
going for pitching this year.
Speaker 2: You know we're gonna go.
Speaker 1: We're going I mean maybe they should because they never win,
but like, we're just gonna go all pitching. Like everyone
has a tough time shooting at Middle Tennessee State, and
this team just chucks it's three. It's just three after
three after three in their own gym ware, Like, no
one shoots the ball well. So why am I bringing
that up? Because when you get them out on the road,
they actually I don't have the numbers in front of me,
but it seems to me like being on the road
a lot of the times, it's a more favorable like
shooting atmosphere. I don't know what it is about that building.
It's certainly this big round circle. I don't know if
it's the blue everywhere, like, I really don't know, but
no one shoots the ball well at Middle Tennessee State.
Now that's tough. That gives them a nice little home court.
But I always find it funny that I found it funny.
I'm talking to someone at the game earlier this year
and he's like, he's like, this team just does never
see a shot. They don't like He's like, and if
we don't they don't go in, we have no chance.
But on the flip side, they're probably gonna go in
against FYU.
Speaker 2: Because that's just not a.
Speaker 1: Team that really gets like a ton of stops, as
you're saying. And now you know in what will be
a very empty building. I'm sure because I've been to
that one too. No one goes to those games might
be shooting practice for MTSU tonight. So yeah, I think
I'm with you there, Rob, I see Middle Tennessee State.
I actually don't even think they should be a dog
in this game. They should probably be favored in this game.
I'll have to go back and look at this one too.
There's just so many games.
Speaker 2: Today I got.
Speaker 1: I gotta give some a second look. But yeah, they
I could see them scoring some points here for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would have thought the number would be, you know,
any of seventy eight and a half up, we get
a seventy five and a half. Just from an analytical
point of view, MTSU the fourth best effect the field
goal persent a shooting team in this league and league play,
and FIU, as we've mentioned over and over again, they're
the worst at allowing field goal percentage in this league.
So you got the fourth best shooting team against the worst,
and it's it's also interesting that MTSU, if that factors
in all of their home games, to be the number
four shooting team. So to your point, get them out
on the road, get them into a place like this,
get them into the pace we saw it the first
time around. Like I say, it was seventy five to
seventy five the regulation in that building. Where as you said,
shooting is kind of tough to do. So for me
thought the number was low. Think the matchup suits me.
We're gonna play. Let's go get them high. I think
MTSU is headed for eighty plus here tonight.
Speaker 2: All right, So Rob helped me out here.
Speaker 1: The chat is saying, the odds makers watch this show,
we need to well, you know what, let's uh, in
the in the spirit of conference tournament season, we can
get another thought out here quick and then I'm just
going to recap the parlay and I'll just add in
you swere necessary because I know, I know the Colgate.
Speaker 2: Over took a little bit of money. People.
Speaker 1: So there's like three people that are asking me about
Carlton State. I don't know if that's directed at me,
because I obviously, you know, go down there sometimes and
follow the program close. It will be Billy Gillespie's last year.
I don't even know if he's back on the sideline.
I think he's been dealing with a multitude of health
issues and they and they did announce that he would
be stepping down at the end.
Speaker 2: Of the year.
Speaker 1: Again, I have no idea if he's on the sideline
for this game tonight, Rob. Maybe he is because it's
a home game, but I don't think he, like was
traveling with the team and stuff.
Speaker 2: So whether he's there or not is irrelevant to me.
Speaker 1: But the relevant thing here, Rob, would be the fact
that Dior Johnson came back over the weekend. That's the
big talking point with this game. Dior Johnson was back
over the weekend on the road trip, and what did
he do? Put up twenty three against you and twenty
four against cal bab He's one of the highest scorers
in the country. He comes off the bench, still baffling
to me, twenty three point six points per game. So
big rivalry here, Arlington and Tarleton, big rivalry game.
Speaker 2: Neither these teams do not like each other. One bit.
Speaker 1: There's been a couple of scraps at the end of
Tarleton Arlington games in recent years. So you know, I
look at this game, I see the fact that Dior's back,
Tarleton's at the bottom of the standings. You know, all
seven of these teams are going to go to the
Whack Tournament and in Whack in Vegas, and I think
Tarleton's gonna be in that six seven play in either way.
But here, like you know, final home game of the year,
d Or back kind of think the home team's a
little short here on the number. I make him a
little bit bigger of a favorite, So I lean towards Tarleton.
But just having Deor Johnson back make you like a
total you like the over with him in there.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's twenty four points per game.
Speaker 3: I mean it's hard not to, right. I mean, when
you get your best player, your best offense player. The
interesting part of what you just said, Adam to me is,
and I know this is always coach's decision and maybe
coach's rotational preference, but to have your best score, to
have your best offensive player coming off the bench, it
doesn't always mean everything because it's who closes the game.
Who not who starts the game really and the minutes
seem to have been there for him the first couple.
But yeah, when you're tacking on a guy that's twenty
plus points per game, but you have to make sure
the odds makers have not accounted for it as of yet.
And in this Tarleton game, you're staring at a number that's,
you know, one thirty six and a half money it
started one thirty four.
Speaker 4: It just seems a little bit low.
Speaker 2: And I'll make about that because I know we're up
against it here.
Speaker 1: Like Arlington is a defensive Like that is what they're
good at, right, That is what that Arlington team is
is is better at sort of defending you and playing
that lo scoring game. But I gotta wonder, like they're
pretty much locked into their spot in the Whack tournament,
they're going on the road here, Like I wonder how
much they truly they truly care about this game, Like
I just don't know if this is the spot you're
gonna get your like hardcore defensive effort from Arlington And
if you're not that that number becomes a little bit low.
And I can kind of see why that got bet
up just a tiny bit that.
Speaker 2: That's just my thought.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying play it, but I can kind of
see why the over money is starting to come in there.
All right, we are at the eleven am mark, and
let's let's recap the parlay quick. I'll attach different So
here's the deal with the parlay. Some of these things
are gonna have different juice. Uh. Southeast Missouri state money line.
I think it's like minus one eighty. I'm gonna go
co Colgate Loyola over one fifty two for Bayou's leg.
If it's one fifty two point five or one to
fifty three, just buy it down and I'll attach minus
one twenty five juice to that.
Speaker 2: And then I'm gonna attach minus went twenty five.
Speaker 1: Juice to Middle Tennessee State team total over seventy five
and a half. Thatcher parlay three teamer for today. Appreciate
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