Speaker 1: All right, welcome in. It is Friday. It's time for
full court press. I was just talking off air with
Rob Bino. Whoever's in charge of the Missouri Valley deserves
a raise. Thanks to the Missouri Valley, we have nine
college basketball games on Friday night. Listen, I know there's
a big football game on Sunday. You can't tell me
that like eight.
Speaker 2: I don't care. We've got you con Saint John's.
Speaker 1: That is a smart move by the Valley, Rob, They
kind of got center stage tonight. They would get lost
in the shuffle tomorrow, but everyone's playing. That's a I
think it's a great move by the conference. So we're
gonna talk quite a bit of Valley basketball. But first,
the the the undisputed feature game here, no no question
about it is at Madison Square Garden tonight. Your boy
will be there, meeting some of my college buddies down
in the city this weekend. So looking forward to that
huge game in the Big East. Rob yukon Saint John's.
And you know, as I'm getting ready for the show,
I was thinking, I know Rob Vino loves his comp games.
That's something you bring up all the time, which I
think is is you know, you do a phenomenal job
of finding a game that was comparable to the one
we think we're going to see tonight. And I'm sitting
there making my notes and Rob, I think I was
at the comp game for this game earlier this year
when Yukon went to Newark.
Speaker 2: To play Seaton Hall.
Speaker 1: Because for me, so going back to that game, Seaton
Hall had an eighteen, it was down eighteen in the
second half. They went one for fourteen from three, one
for fifteen from three. But something they did in that
game was pressure the heck out of Saint John's, turn
them over and suddenly it was a one point game
in the final minute of the game. If Saint John's
does that and makes some shots, are they not right
in this game? That's kind of where my head is
at Yukon, Saint John's, How are you seeing this one?
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a couple of things, and I think Adam,
for what it's worth, both of these teams seem to
be on stride right now. So a lot of what
we saw earlier this year. I don't know that I
made it applicable to this, not necessarily saying that you
can't take comp games because you have to take comp games.
You have to see what teams do in matchups against
similar styles. So Seaton Hall Point well taken. I'm just
talking from a perspective of Yukon, and they're non covering ways,
they're escaping games that they should have blown out teams
by double digits that those days seem to be. You know,
you talk often about turning the corner into February. It
looks like Yukon has turned the corner into February with
the past two blows. Now they're kind of insignificant Big
East teams that they defeated Xavier and Creighton, So we're
going to get a real match here. Saint John's definitely
is not the team that we saw earlier this year.
Think back. I mean, it's crazy to think that we've
already been doing this show for three months. But remember
when Rick Patino was calling Bryce Hopkins too soft the
beginning of the year, Right, Bryce Hopkins needs to learn
how to be a little more, etcetera, etcetera. Bryce Hopkins
has come along pretty well, great scorer at Providence, fitting
the bill here. Rick Patino has nothing but praise nowadays.
I think his favorite player on the team is Dylan
Mitchell says how wonderful it is to watch him play
the entire game because of his basketball intellect. Zoobi Edge
of four is a match that Terris Reed Junior won't
see and you know ninety nine percent of the time
in any play, So that's a great matchup. And by
the way, Terras Reed Junior, how about his last twenty shots.
He's made nineteen of them ninety five percent from the
field the last two games or three games. So Terris
Reids Zubi edge of four, great matchup. Backcourts here, great matchup.
I think were you again, I'll go back to it.
I think where they win the game is with their death.
Their depth is just so incredible. And Saint John's it's
a good starting five. But in a game that we
would expect to be pretty intense, foul trouble is a
consideration here, and if it happens to anybody in the
Saint John's starting five, it becomes a little bit problematic
at that position. For Yukon, it's not the same started
getting foul trouble. All right, We'll go to the bench
and we'll pull out next guy who could probably start
in teams in the country. Silas Demory has been great
the last few games coming along. We know solo ball
protects the ball pretty well. That was an issue that
Danny Hurley brought up numerous times earlier this year. We
need to protect the basketball. They're doing a better job.
Braylan Mullins, of course, wasn't part of the team earlier
this year. Ever since he's come forth, I think they've
got things figured out cohesive rotation wise. Jaden Ross, Malachi Smith.
I mean, you go down the list, this team is
just deeper and I think in the end that's what
wins this game for them. It's a very short price.
Been bet up a little bit here. MSG is not
a place that Yukon is foreign to. I mean, they
do good work in MSG, and i'd be you're gonna
be at the game tonight, and I know it's a
Saint John's home game, but I would be Yukon travels boy,
say hi to all my Yukon brethren while you're there.
But they should have a good portion of the stands
as well, so it'll be a predominant Saint John's crowd.
They're gonna be the crowd favorite. But Yukon's been in
these atmospheres. This is tough, Adam. I thought for a
long time last night about this game, and I'm thinking, man,
I want to take Saint John's. And then I thought
to myself, No, you can't really take Saint John's rob
because they're just too and in the end, Yukon's just
better and they're probably At that time I was thinking
two points better because the number was one and a half.
Now we're looking at three points better. Still probably three
points better. I think Saint John's puts up a heck
of a fight tonight. I think they have turned a corner.
But I just think Yukon is has the look of
one of those Final four type teams like we thought
they would be in the beginning of the season. So
for me, it would be Yukon total wise, Adam, I
struggled with it because I really think it's gonna be
defensive in some part. But I also think back to
last year and Rick Bettino made a conscious decision last
year at one point to just go extreme tempo. I'm
not gonna set up against this Yukon defense. I'm gonna
try and get as many cheap hoops as I can.
Saint John's plays with tempo anyway, So the total to
me is a difficult call. But I think Yukon's the
right side.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, I thought I was gonna I thought I
was going to love Yukon in the spot I bet
against Saint John's earlier this week with DePaul plus ten
and a half. I felt like I deserve to cover
in that game. I didn't feel like DePaul or I
didn't feel like Saint John's played good enough to really,
you know, deserve to beat them by twelve. So in
my head I was already looking ahead. I said, oh,
this is going to be a no brainer on Friday night.
Didn't even know that I was going to the game yet,
so I was just like, you know, no brainer Friday night,
I'm going to be on Yukon if if the number
is is right. I started to make my calculations. I
kind of surprised myself a little bit when when when
my math was all said and done, I was only
at Yukon minus two. So I think that surprised me somewhat.
I thought I would be like further off of what
the opener was. The opener was pick. So it's one
of those things. Hopefully wager Talk's not trying to clip
this breakdown because this is going to be We're gonna
ride the fence about us, as you know.
Speaker 2: But it's not. It's not gonna be a very good
betting breakdown. But you know, I kind of lead Yukon
at the opener. It got up to three. I don't
know if this touch three and a half some places, I.
Speaker 1: Could see folks wanting to make a case for Saint
John's at that key number.
Speaker 2: I'll go back to what I think this game might be.
Speaker 1: I think this game is going to be could be
similar to that Yukon Seaton Hall game. But here's the thing,
rob if it's not, if Saint John's isn't able to
force the turnovers and the other thing, I'll go back
to that particular game, Ukon did not shoot the ball well.
Speaker 2: So there's two things right there.
Speaker 1: Right, If Yukon can handle Saint John's pressure, and if
Yukon is putting the ball in the basket at a
higher rate, which means you know, their their screen action
is working, they're getting the open looks, they're knocking them down,
maybe they're getting second chance points, they're they're scoring that way,
then it's going to be tough for Saint John's to
win this game. What I can't figure out about Saint
John's and I think we'll learn tonight, Rob, is is
this team good or are they just beating up the
bad Big East that that you know what I'm saying, like,
because here's the thing, they're eight game win streak. The
the I don't We've talked about this sort of ad
nauseam on the show how bad the Big East is
this year. There's no one even close to these two
teams right now. And what I can't figure out when
the reason I probably won't bet this game is Saint
John's closer to Yukon or are they closer to the
rest of the Big East teams that they're playing. That's
the tough part, that's the challenge, and that's probably why
I don't think i'll bet this game, because I truly
don't know. Because I go back to the DePaul game.
Speaker 2: I say, you know what, Saint John's wasn't twelve points
better than to Paul. They got a couple of calls.
Once again, they got more calls than to Paul.
Speaker 1: I was at the first meeting between Saint John's and
De Paul felt like Saint John's got every call felt
like that earlier this week, and then DePaul had like
a seven minute scoring jot.
Speaker 2: If you take that out, was a pretty even, relatively
even game.
Speaker 1: So if that's you know, if that's the type of
game you're gonna play Yukon, Theoretically, Yukon, you play like
you did against a Paul on Tuesday, Yukon should crush you.
In my opinion, because I'm with you, Rob, I still
think Yukon might be an elite team that got a
little bit bored and started playing down to their competition.
So it's it's a really tough one. What I'll say
about final thing I'll say about Saint John's, I think
their shot selection has been much better. You know, if
you look at their if you look at their like
offensive numbers, the field goal percentage is good and they're
in the percentage of threes that they've hit is pretty good.
And I never considered this a great shooting team, right
That was kind of the downfall of Saint John's, I
think at times last year was the inability to hit shots.
And you know, their top top one hundred three point
shooting from the field, they're one eighteenth nationally forty six
point three percent from the field. Statistically, they match up
on the boards with Yukon. So there's a chance this
is a pretty good game. I have no clue who's
gonna win. So that's again if wait, I hope Wader
Talk's not clipping this one, because if someone watches this
standalone outside of the show, they're gonna be like, what
is what is this garbage right here? But listen, sometimes
you just reasoned it out and you can't end up
on a side.
Speaker 2: I think that's what we just did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I'll say one thing that you just said
there that is probably the most factual of all, is
that we're going to find out about Saint John's, right,
Saint John's is gonna give their absolute best effort. Whatever
that team has is what you're gonna see tonight. And
if it's not good enough, let's say it's not, it's
not within eight nine points of Yukon, then we know
Saint John's is. You know, you could always get a
good bracket and go Sweet sixteen, but you're going no further.
And where Yukon's concerned, if they win this game by
eight or nine, you automatically say they took the absolute
best Saint John's has to offer one by eight or nine,
they are legit Final four. I think again, it's so
much of this revolves around depth. To me, we'll see
how it goes. But I just there's not many teams
in the nation Arizona, Michigan to I don't even know
about Michigan. I think Yukon's probably quality depth wise, the
deep his team in the in the country. When Danny
Hurley can look to the bench and you know, say,
if I put you in, there's no majors, no significant
drop off. If I put you in at small forward,
you at shooting guard, you at center, it just doesn't matter.
I guess center's a little bit of a drop off,
but not totally significant. You get my point. I don't
know that Saint John's has that they're going to have
to play out standing basketball the entire game and no
question about it.
Speaker 1: And one final point, I don't disagree with Bayou here
in the chat he says, you know Yukon typically slow
and efficient on offense, both you know Saint John's is,
in my opinion, their whole game plan has to revolve
around defensive pressure, trying to force turnovers.
Speaker 2: If it's a tight.
Speaker 1: Sort of battle in that regard, I could kind of
see it staying under too. I think I think that
comp game, if you will, that Yukon Seat and Hall
game from earlier this year would have stayed way under
one pint forty four. I think that was like low
sixties that was decided in. So if you subscribe to
that theory at all, maybe maybe the under just in
the interest of giving a pick here in case wager
talk does decide to clip this one, Rob, I need
to be on record not just saying flip a coin.
Speaker 2: So I'll ride with Bayu. I think under would be
like the way to probably play it with.
Speaker 3: You know what, I'll make wager Talk regret clipping this
because I'm on the gate that and say the only
reason why I wouldn't play under is what I said earlier.
Unlike Seaton Hall, Saint John's will get out and go,
and I just think that's the part of Patino's game plans,
and that you can't just come down and let U
Kon set up half court Deepen that's true, and think
you're gonna win. You've got to get those when Edge
of four gets a board it's got to be a
kickout and go when they have the opportunity, And that
would scare me off of playing under here, because Yukon
does have a tendency to get caught up in that stuff.
They think they can run too. They can, they just
don't choose to. So I'd bet that the totals in
the spot where I'm nervous, Let's put it that.
Speaker 1: Way, looks like the only money I'm gonna have and
invested in that game is probably a twenty dollars Madison
Square Garden. Yeah, that's what That's probably how that's gonna
go for me. All right, let's go to Garth in
the chat. Where's the rest of the IVY today? What
are these teams doing?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 1: Why is the mac? Why is everyone giving up the
Friday night slot? I don't understand it. There should be
I get you'd have to play early on Super Bowl Sunday,
but there should be twenty games tonight, twenty five?
Speaker 2: What are we doing anyway?
Speaker 1: The games that are being played, props to the teams
that are gonna come out, give us a few basketball
games tonight.
Speaker 2: Two of those teams are Yale and Brown.
Speaker 1: It looks like it's our only IVY game of what
used to just be IVY Friday, right Like IVY was
always played a Friday Saturday, and I think they will
get back to that. I just don't know why everyone
was scared off this weekend. Garth says Yale Brown. Looking
at Brown team total under sixty two and a half, Well,
if you've listened to anything I've said about Brown this year,
then under sixty two and a half would make some sense.
This is a team thought that they probably regressed as
much as any team in the IVY, especially from an
offensive standpoint of course. Last year, Rob Vino keno' lilly
was one of the best players probably in the history
of the school.
Speaker 2: He really sort of drove that offense, and without it
was it.
Speaker 1: But this is all known right like without him this
year what they brought back, Brown was never going to
be a very good team this year, not not like
they've been in the past years where the one year
Brown Yale, if you remember Rob, they were like a
minute away from from going to the NCAA Tournament, upsetting
Yale in the final of IVY Madness to steal the
turney big Yale ended up getting it done. I believe
that was the year that Yale ended up beating Auburn
in the NCAA Tournament. So I guess we're thankful for
that because I think they, you know, if that happened,
they would have deprived us of a nice NCAA tournament upset.
This year, Brown one and six predictably the worst team
in the I in my opinion, what I'm a little
surprised that though Rob I thought Yale was gonna just
sort of steam roll this league this year. I thought
there was a scenario where Yale maybe didn't lose a
conference game, and now they've already lost two. So Yale
comes in off of, you know, last week they lose
to Harvard by two. Again not a I think Harvard's
pretty good and they're finally like realizing their you know,
sort of ability with that roster, something I thought would
have happened sooner. So I don't think that's necessarily a
terrible loss for Yale, though they were an eleven and
a half point favorite in that game and they lose
at home. So my thing here, first thing, I see,
if Harvard was an eleven and a half point dog,
Brown's only a fourteen and a half point dog. To me,
there's a way bigger gap between those two teams than
three points. So the way I would look at it,
rob is I'd lay it with Yale minus fourteen and
a half. I think they might vent some frustration. But
I'll ask you, does that all correlate with the way
Guard's looking at this for the under.
Speaker 3: Well, he's specifically looking at team total under right, And
I would agree with that, yeah, because I do think
Yale could break loose. Here A quick check back at
that game against Harvard. You know, Harvard did what Harvard
does best to a team like Yale, just grind it
down to a fifty eight possession game where Yale doesn't
get a lot of shots at the hoop. I think
there was one hundred and three field goal attempts total
in that particular ballgame. Slow him down. Harvard and Tommy
Yamicker have more weapons defensively and offensively than Brown does.
And Yale at home in the second, you know, this
is kind of a It's not a back to back
because they're not playing one day after the other, but
it's their second consecutive home game. And when you come off,
when you're a team like Yale and you come off
a home upset loss. Generally the bounce back is in
full swing here. Somebody's got to pay the price for
that sixty seven to sixty five loss. And Brown is
like that team. Their best defense is there, you know,
somewhat methodical nature. And I don't know that they're good enough.
They're not to your point, They're not Harvard in the
extent where they can execute that game plan that Harvard
did right. Brown can't execute the let's slow Yale down,
let's make some shots on r end for you know,
keep the game close and put Yale under some pressure
at the end of the game. Brown can't really do that.
They're not a shot making team. They're not a great
defensive team. Yale threes probably go down here tonight like
they didn't go down the other night, So I'd be
with you here. I was a little shocked at the
number moving downward off the opener, a little bit of
respect for Brown. Total heros come up half a point.
The only reason why, and I think Garth is right
for probably isolating Brown under is because I think Yale
might find their way to eighty in this game, which
would probably put the full game total in jeopardy of
going over, so he's probably on the right side of that.
I couldn't disagree. I see, yeah, sixty two and a
half pretty solid across the board here, So like the play,
like your idea that Yale should come out and smoke
this team. I could see something in the you know,
seventy nine sixty sixty one Vicinity something like that. Yale
should be pretty good here.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna pull up Steve Duke's comment because I feel
like he summarizes my thoughts in this. He says, Yale
can easily cover this, but I don't want to lay
fourteen and a half with an IVY League squad. It's
it's just, you know, sports aren't why you go.
Speaker 2: To these schools. I disagree with that part a little bit.
Speaker 1: I think, you know, I think they draw the type
of talent they draw, Yeah, probably academics. But Yale's been
getting elite players to come to that school for a while.
Speaker 2: But the point is, it's like my number was right on.
Speaker 1: I think I was at fifteen point Yeah, I'm at
fifteen point seven.
Speaker 2: Can't read my own handwriting, so I guess that's where
it is.
Speaker 1: Now, Like you could actually get a couple there's fourteen
flat out there. That's somewhat appealing and by all accounts,
like Yale should destroy this team. Rob the number one
three point shooting team percentage wise in the country now
is Yale forty one point seven percent. Brown can be
like I guess Brown's best attribute is just being like scrappy,
like they can what they're gonna want to do. So
we we talked about corn Yeah, a Brown game maybe
two weeks ago on the show, and they played Cornell
and I said they I gave Cornell they were like
a pick. They won by one hundred, and I said,
Brown can absolutely not play the way Cornell wants to play.
They can't play that game. They don't want to play
that game. So Brown will do everything in their power
to slow this game down.
Speaker 2: They have to.
Speaker 1: But then it goes back to almost like the point
we made in the in the first game, we talked about,
are you really gonna just want Yale to run half
court offense against you that ultimately ends in an open
look from three where they're the number one three point
shooting team in the nation forty one point seven percent,
Or do you want them to milk twenty seconds off
the clock running half court offense and then get to
the line where they hit seventy eight point two percent
as a team, eleventh in the country, Like, you know,
they shoot fifty point one percent from the field. To me,
there's just no way Brown, Like, how does Brown hold
that down for forty minutes? So, you know, I guess
the more want to talk about it, the more that
the more that fourteen looks appealing. I think if I
had like another another point there, because again I like
I I especially with a big number. For me, I'm
looking for at least a two point discrepancy. You know,
if I'm at fifteen point eight, I'd love to get
like thirteen and a half or thirteen to to to
make a bet for clients. But when you factor in
the spot and the fact they come off the loss
to Harvard, and the fact they might kind of be
inclined to to maybe you know, make an exam up
a lot of someone for lack of a better term,
that fourteen is doable in my opinion. So I'll lean
pretty strong to Yale minus fourteen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and just to counter what Steve Dukes was saying,
they remember yesterday, Adam, somebody came in the comments section.
I forget who made a valid point. Yeah, but such
and such as one in six ats I forget what
the exact situation was. But you know, when I looked
at I said, yeah, but the other side is zero
to four their last four home games or whatever. So
what do you want? Do you want the one in
six or do you want the one in four? Which
hand grenade do you want to step in front of?
It's kind of the case here afraid to lay fourteen
and a half. But up until Harvard, Yale's three previous
home games they won by thirty, four, seventeen, and fifteen,
all more than what you're asked to give here, So
laying fourteen and a half with Yale at home shouldn't
be scary at all, since they've only played four home games,
and they won by more than fourteen and a half
three of the four times. And again I would say
that Brown wants to do what Harvard did. Brown just
can't execute it. Brown just doesn't have the same personnel
and therefore probably falls short here because you know, like
I said earlier, somebody's got to pay the price for
that Yale loss at home the other day. That probably
is Brown.
Speaker 2: All right, let's move it along.
Speaker 1: We will recap yesterday real quick, A good, really good
day for both of us.
Speaker 2: For client plays six and one. You went three and zero.
I went three and one.
Speaker 1: I know some people probably got hooked on I like
Santa Barbara. I guess if you got in late, you
might have missed that. But that that was an unfortunate
if you were on you see Santa Barbara yesterday, that
was tough because Miro Little got scratched like before that game,
so that really changed things for them. Unfortunately, I had
no I I mean, I know he had been dealing
with some injuries. I had no idea he would be
out yesterday. So if you were on Santa Barbara, like
the side, that's a tough beat because obviously it would
have been a much different handicap knowing Little was not
going to play. We ruined the parlay with a Wilmington
money line that was That was a nice result for
William and Mary. I didn't expect them to roll in
the trask and get the win, but they did in
very impressive fashion. So Rob, we'll go to teamer today
because we know we're going to fire a three teamer
tomorrow with Kelly. The promo same thing as usual. Rob
and I have both been seeing it well. Rob had
a great start to the season. I'm sort of trying
to make up for lost time after struggle in November December,
but I won in January.
Speaker 2: I'm off to a great start in February.
Speaker 1: And you can get both of our picks on the
double the Firepower CBB three day all Access package, which
is up on both of our pages. And because it's Friday,
Robin know it is the it is the weekend package officially,
because it's officially the weekend. Last I checked Friday morning,
so you never know anymore because now I now we
do you do a show six days a week, So
the weekend has been you know, the weekend has been altered.
Speaker 2: But that's okay.
Speaker 1: Love Love going rap can't wait to go Rapid Fire
with Kelly Stewart. When there's one hundred and fifty five
games tomorrow from a hotel and from my I think,
I'm I think I'm staying near in Jersey tonight and
then I'm staying at I was gonna I was gonna
stay at my friend's house tonight, and I was like,
I was like, I might need the hotel studio space.
I might need to quiet from like five am until
we go on that show because there's a trillion games
because we've decided to play nine nine games tonight and
then the rest of the planet is playing tomorrow. But hey,
that's what we live for, Rob, you know, one hundred
and fifty five games on a Saturday.
Speaker 2: It gives us.
Speaker 1: It gives us time to really dig into these to
dig into these Friday games, though I'll throw them out.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna.
Speaker 1: The chat has noted my generosity with some client plays
on the show, but I've said every day it's not
going to it's not going to like devalue the package
or what I have for sale because my volume has
gone up significantly. I actually think me personally upping the
volume a little bit has helped helped the results for me.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to continue to do it.
Speaker 1: So it makes it so I don't really mind coming
on and sharing one of my plays because I know
I'll probably get to the window with more than one,
even even on a night where there's only nine games.
Speaker 2: So let's talk dayon vcu uh. This is gonna be
my leg of the parlay.
Speaker 1: I'm going to jump in with the Dayton Flyers right
here reluctantly, of course, Rob, reluctantly. I don't think this
team is uh is what we've all come to know
Dayton ass over the last few years, where it's like
a perennial contender in the Atlantic ten. But I do
still think where I think the mind the sort of
mindset is a little bit off, is I I sill
think Dayton is a capable team. And we may talk
about it like the Loyola Chicago later in the show
where they're underdogs but they're not good at all, and
they're just they're just underdogs because they're bad. Dayton is
an underdog here because they're at the Seagull Center in Richmond, Virginia,
which is a phenomenal place.
Speaker 2: I actually went.
Speaker 1: I actually got to go to the to the stew
I think they call it is the Stewart Seagull Center, Richmond, Virginia,
home of the VCU Rams. I got to go on
a Friday night a couple of years ago with my
buddy Aaron Kidd. What a place that is. It's got
I mean, it'll be it'll be awesome, no question about it.
But yet this is what we came up with yesterday.
Never once have I made a bet because it's going
to be a really good atmosphere. Right, It's just one,
it's just one component of the handicap. I just saw
Dayton play in as good of an atmosphere on Friday
Night in Saint Louis last week, ROB ten four hundred
screaming fans. It was the biggest crowd Saint Louis has
had in a while. The students were awesome. So while
they lost that game by thirty, at least they're at
least they're prime, you know, at least they just played
in a very hostile environment a week ago. I think
it's worth noting that Saint louis Is is an incredible
team and played as efficient of an offensive game that
they could possibly play in that game. So I'll give
Dayton a pass for that here. I guess for me, Rob,
I just don't see VCU being able to run it
up on Dayton, you know, from an offensive standpoint enough
where they're just for sure going to cover seven.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: You know, Dayton I think will probably sit in his
zone and force VCU to shoot the ball against them. Now,
VCU's got some shooters, but they've also struggled with zone
at times. So for me, it's gonna be an all
or nothing type game, right because Dayton's gonna sit in
the zone. Dayton's gonna let them shoot some outside shots.
Vcu can shoot the three. So if vcu' is just
ripping it from three this one, you know, they might
get up and we might be trying to claw back
from double digits. But this is still a Dayton team
that has redeeming qualities. In my opinion, they're not the
best team in the A ten, but they're still a
capable team. You're giving me seven and a half. They
have a little bit of what I consider positive momentum,
even though they didn't cover earlier this week. To get
that win over the Bonnies gives them some momentum. I
think the Flyers are to give us a game tonight.
So I'll take Dayton plus seven and a half four
percent play for me, and that's going to be my
leg at parlay.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll agree with that, Adam, because again, we only
had nine games. I had a lot of time to
think about this one as well. When you think back
to just last Friday night when you were at Saint Louis,
Saint Louis opens twelve, the money pours in on Dayton
to the point where it's only nine Saint Louis at
home minus nine. They of course run Dayton out of
the building. But here money takes the opposite approach, or
excuse me, they yeah, they take the opposite approach. They
go anti date against VCU. Game open six or six
and a half. Excuse me, now up to seven and
a half, seven and a half, almost the same as
the Saint Louis nine. And as we just talked about
with Yukon and Saint John's, there's such a gap between
Saint Louis and the rest of the A ten it's
kind of crazy. Like VCU, you know, they're closer to
the rest of the pack, to put it in your terms,
than they are to Saint Louis. So the opportunity for
Dayton is here. I wouldn't expect them to get blown out,
and certainly not blown out with the immediacy that they
got blown out by Saint Louis with right, the game
was over before it even started, Before you have a
chance to even sit down and you know, eat a
pretzel or something, the game's over. So here I think
they come in, I think they play this is more
to their what do we call that their weight class,
This is more to Dayton's weight class. I think tonight
with v show even though VCU and the Ryan Odan
has been good. Even though VCU plays a similar style
to Saint Louis where they want to get out and go,
but they're nowhere near the defensive teams. The perception that
we have a VCU over the last i don't know,
twenty years would be the havoc defense that Shaka Smart
brought to them years ago. They're not that style team anymore.
They're not that good defensively. They used to be really,
really good. They don't force the same amount of turnovers.
They don't play you as tightly as you know as
being glued to your man to man opponent. It's not
the same. So Danton's going to have opportunity to score here.
I think Anthony Grant's team, after being embarrassed on the
road last week, probably has a pride factor to them. Again,
we're not trying to I don't think either one of
us is trying to prop dating up as a really
good team. I'm just saying that I think closer to
VCU certainly than they were to Saint Louis. And the
points they're getting are just about the same. I mean,
seven and a half and nine are really close. So
for me plus seven and a half would be a
take here. Let's go get him. Let's win that leg
of the parlay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know, let's look at let's look at
some of what VCU has done of late. Right, they
only beat Fordham by four over the weekend, didn't shoot
the ball particularly well. You know, they beat Richmond, who's
a solid team this year, by eight at home. It's
a big rivalry game. The Saint Joe's game was another
home game they only won by seven. I mean, so, like,
you know, this is not I mean Ryan Odams down
the road in Charlottesville. I like, I like Martelli. You know,
I liked him at Bryan. I was a big believer
in what he was doing there. And I think I
think Phil Martelli Junior is going to be a very
good coach, will have success here, is already kind of
having success here.
Speaker 2: But like, I just like, I don't know this.
Speaker 1: This VCU team has more of a mid major type
field than like past years where it felt like Ryan
Odam had, and then his predecessors had a team that
could play with the big boys, and I just I
think I'll go back to the point you made very like,
I think as good as as possible, they're closer to
the rest of this league than they are to to
to a Saint Louis and maybe even like George Mason
to an extent. So I'm with you there, I'll, i'll,
it's just a matchup that I think is closer.
Speaker 2: Someone said my numbers right on the on the money.
I made this.
Speaker 1: Five point three, So I've got VCU as a five
and five point three point favorite, a little bit more
than two points of value at the seven and a
half number, and a spot that I like.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna roll with Dayton here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, can I can? I thank you like a thousand
percent before I get ripped in the comments section for
just for just very commonly pointing out Ryan Odam's down
the road in Charlottesville. It is Phil Martelly Junior. I
did say, Ryan Odum, we get just and I'm I
tried to make excuses for us because we pride ourselves
on expertise in personnel like coaching and whatnot, But we
look at three hundred and sixty five games, and we
speak off the top of our head on this show.
This show, like Adam has said, isn't scripted. So sometimes
something like Ryan Odam at VCU is gonna because he
was just there last year, is gonna come out of
my mouth. Yeah, I had one erected me there.
Speaker 1: I had one a couple days ago that I noticed,
like after the fact where I wanted to make a
point about Dayton Albury playing in the game last year
between Utah State and New Mexico, and I like, I
think the way it came out was he played for
Eric Olin, and I was just like, that's clearly wrong.
And I'm sure someone could nitpick that, but it's like, yeah,
And I also have this problem Robbino, where I the
words sometimes come out of my mouth like faster than
I'm thinking them in my head. It's that's just that's
a life problem for me, not just a college basketball
breakdown problems. Sometimes I need to think a little bit
before I speak, So yeah, that is, uh, it happens.
You know, we're a lot of times if you like
listen to the whole thing, you can figure out what
we you know, what we mean.
Speaker 2: But Yeah, that's it's all good. It's all good. Add
with the with the rate at which.
Speaker 1: These people change, I mean, jesus, how do you keep
track of everything? It's crazy that the way even coaches
move around players.
Speaker 2: It's you would need a You need like AI listening
to this and like spitting it out for you. So
there's no other way to keep track of everything. And
I don't know how to you. I'm elated after there.
Speaker 1: I have no clue how AI works, just hoping it
doesn't replace me someday. So to me, AI is still
Alan Iverson, rob that's AI to me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, especially in the territory room I'm located. Yeah, AI
will he could run for and win.
Speaker 2: Here I saw a jersey.
Speaker 1: I was at the Wells far It's not even Wells
Fargo Center, the Exfinity Mobile Arena there it is is
jersey hanging up in the rafters. That was when if
you were growing up, when I was growing up, every
kid owned that black six Ers Iverson jersey, the the
the one that's now the throwback which was the new
one back then, and just wanted to be Allen Iverson
trying to do that crossover. Yeah, incredible stuff, all right,
back to back to the h back to the gambling.
Speaker 2: Let's let's go to Rob Vino. People. People are like Trigg,
stop talking for a second. So I'm gonna do that, and.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna let Rob take his Belmont Ruins our first
sort of foray into the what'll probably be a Missouri
Valley show the rest of the way. He said Bell
Steve Duke says Belmont versus U. I see looks super tricky.
U s has beaten some quality rivals there.
Speaker 2: They might be real.
Speaker 1: Rob, did I see someone get kicked out of the
game for Illinois Chicago the other day? Like, I think
they got an ejection and he threw a punch.
Speaker 2: I just want to make sure I have the right
team here because I had this written down. I believe.
Speaker 1: Yes, So this was Elijah Crawford for Illinois Chicago, played
one minute against Murray State. I believe he got ejected.
I believe he threw a punch. He's eleven point eight
points per game for the Flames. They already might be
up against it at Belmont, so I'd really want to
know if he's playing or not. And Rob Bino, will
it even matter? Are your Belmont Bruins gonna torch the
flames tonight is the question.
Speaker 3: Well, the first time around, it didn't matter because he
didn't play in the game against Belmont. Belmont wins eighty
seven eighty four in at US or excuse me, at Belmont.
Tighter game than what was expected there USC, because you know, Adam,
you often refer to these as headfakes. In the morning,
Belmont gets bit down as low as two and a half,
and within fifteen minutes they get steamed to four. So
somebody bet it down in order to create an opening,
and then came back and bet Belmont pretty hard. It's
sitting now mostly three and a half's again where it opened,
So a little bit of bounce back and forth in
this number. Very rarely would I come back with a
team off of back to back one hundred and three
point performances Belmont's offense. It started last Saturday night at
Murray State, where they were double shorthanded. No Sam Orm,
no Nick McClain. Nick McClain has been out for like
eight nine games now. But then Orm comes back the
very next game and does his thing, and Belmont scores
another one hundred and three points, and it just doesn't
matter right now, in this league. Who the defense is
Casey Alexander's group. I remember commenting to you off air
about this Adam and watching Murray State that night. They're
so deep. They marched the kid off the bench who
had thirty six minutes played all season long, and he
goes out and knocks down five by the six threes.
It's the system. I know that you You met with
a with a guy who told you that Casey Alexander
might be the best talent evaluator of a head coach.
Speaker 2: And the whole game not only yeah, the whole country.
Speaker 3: Not only mid major, but the entire country. So he
obviously gets these guys. They're a little bit better defensively.
They haven't had to be that lately. The the obvious
question is, you know if Belmont's hitting shots can U
I see keep up? They did the first time eighty
seven eighty four, Like I say, in Belmont, so you
have a little bit of confident revenge factor at home
for you. I see where they feel, Hey, we only
lost by three to these guys the first time. He
guess what, McLean and Ram both played in that game.
So now I tried to look to see when when
the heck Nick McLain if he's ever coming back, and
they do list him as a guy that's going to
play at some point, but probably not tonight. Again, we'll see.
We were surprised last night by Mirro, could be surprised
here by what happens. All that being said, I think
Belmont's still the better team. I don't know if U
I see it can keep up entirely for forty minutes.
My hesitation one more time is the fact that Belmont
has been so good off you can't play any better
offensively than they played for eighty minutes straight. Now, that's
got to regress at some point, and it could be
tonight on the road, regress enough to the point that
UI see plays them within three again. So I haven't
bet Adam. I do think Belmont's the right side. I
was a little shocked the total came down from one
to fifty two and a half to one fifty and
a half because Belmont does make you play their style. However, again,
you know, even if they don't get one O three,
Belmont's probably ticketed for eighty, which probably makes this game
an overlook. So my best advice would probably be look
at over in this game. But it's one I haven't
bet yet, like I said, I and even the even
the money has bounced around as far as side is
concerned this morning.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is this is a very intriguing game.
Speaker 1: I believe they flexed this one to the to the
national TV slot, so you've got ESPNU nine o'clock. I
can't remember the last time Illinois Chicago was given like
a big national TV home game, so you might have
a pretty excited fan base there. Of course, Belmont has
become one of the bigger names in this league, so
you're probably as a you're probably getting one of your
bigger crowds of the year for Belmont. Anyway, Rob you
make it, Yeah, you make a good point, like they
probably have to regress on the road a little bit.
I don't know that there's a team in college basketball
this year that has better numbers on the road than Belmont.
Speaker 2: They're nine in one.
Speaker 1: They they've shot the ball insanely well, like you're not
supposed to over the course of a season. You're not
you're not supposed to play like better than you do
at home on the road for that long, for that like,
it almost doesn't make sense how how efficient they've been
away from home. But then again you go back to
just how good this team is. The comment that was
made was from someone on the Saint Louis coaching staff
who's like that dude might be the best talent evaluator
in the whole country. That's Casey Alexander for Belmont. That's
a you know, I feel like compliments like that are
big when they come from like just unsolicited from a
you know, a different team.
Speaker 2: And I mean the guys twenty one and three and
all his Belmont.
Speaker 1: Teams have done is since even since they got to
the Valley, which was a move up for them as
win games. So for me, like this number was actually
right on. I had this right on the money at three.
So yeah, I mean it got manipulated, maybe bet down
a little bit, bet back up to three. It was
still too close for me to really want to go
either way. I guess the final thing I'll say about
this game, Rob is, you know Illinois Chicago when they
played Belmont earlier this year, I don't think they had
figured it out yet, right, Like, I don't think they
that was in the that was in the so when
they lost to Belmont back on December thirteenth, which was
only a three point game.
Speaker 2: It was part of.
Speaker 1: A six game losing streak, and it was part of
a stretch where Illinois Chicago had lost eight of nine
and their only win in that stretch was against the
non D one team. This team's clearly figured it out
a little, and they come off the loss to Murray
State in a game where they didn't play that poorly, right,
they did not play that bad against Murray State, and
that was a tough spot going on the road to
Murray State and a team that was just so due
for a win. So yeah, I'm like, I'm like torn
on this one. I think my number is right on,
But I don't know if I really want to fade
Illinois Chicago at home in this spot here either. So
a tough one for me. I'll probably pretty easy pass
on this one for me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's interesting, Adam, You know real quick here. Two
thousand eleven to fourteen, my oldest son was at Belmont
and they were in the Atlantic Sun then and they
took over the A Sun. I remember seeing them play
Jacksonville down there at the Curb Center one night, and
then they took over that. Then they go to the OVC,
which was a step up and they take over the OVC,
And now they moved to the NVC, like you say,
and they're eleven and two in this league. Now, I
didn't think their rise to the top of the league
was gonna be this quick. But man, you watch them
play basketball. Is a good mid major team. And the
one thing, the one good thing about Belmont this year
is they're a little bit They're not great, they're a
little bit better defensively than they've been in the past.
In the past they were just like a Swiss cheese
matter or defense. But here good enough so that the
offense can take over. We'll see how it goes tonight.
This is a big test for them. Second week in
a row for CBS, Forts Network, for Belmont, they're making
the big time or no, you said, ESPNU so even bigger?
Speaker 1: All right, Rob, you know we've got what we have
time for two more. I want to know, do you
know where you want to go? Parlay wise? Yet there's
only a couple of games to choose from, so going.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've known since the start, I'm going to stay
in the MVC. I'm going to play the Drake Illinois
State game. Over one forty four seems to be the
common number now, guys, if you shop it out there,
there are multiple one forty three and a halfs available
at big name places. So one forty three and a half,
if you're gonna tail along here, you can get a
better number. A couple of things here. Having they played
once already seventy three fifty six Illinois State wins by seventeen,
but Eric Henderson hadn't figured it out yet, and as
Drake players hadn't figured it out, And you just used
that same sort of angle for the Illinois Chicago team.
But here it proves out to be true in a
couple in a couple instances, And let me just start
by saying this from the Illinois State side of this,
scoring enough points to get us up and over one
forty four in that first game, they shot seventy two
percent from two point range, fifty six percent from three
point range, out rebounded Drake thirty seven to twenty. By seventeen,
they won the game by seventeen and committed twenty three turnovers.
Who wins the game by seventeen? Committing twenty three turnovers
just about impossible. And to make it even worse, Drake
is not a real turnover forcing team, and Illinois State's
not a team in client to turn it over that much,
so that was kind of the one off. If they
hadn't turned it over twenty three times, they might have
scored ninety, probably would have scored ninety in that game.
Drake is the worst defensive efficiency team in this league.
What a contrast to what we've seen out of Drake,
you know, the last three decades, and now with Eric
Henderson bringing his South Dakota State style, they're just a
different team. They're a lot better offensively. A couple of
things here in that in that game against Illinois State,
it was their worst shooting game of the year thirty
four percent from the field thirty three point nine to
be exact. They've shot better than that every game in
the NVC other than that one. Jalen Quinn, now the
top offensive weapon for Drake, wasn't close to being the
top offensive weapon for Drake when this Missouri Valley Conference
season started. I give you a split here, am. They've
played thirteen games. Drake has the first six games of
the Missouri Valley Conference season, Jalen Quinn only scored seventy
six points average twelve point seven. That's in six games.
The last seven games, that seventy six has turned into
one hundred and ninety points over seven games, averaging twenty
seven point one. And it's not skewed because his lowest
point total in any of the last seven games is
twenty one. His highest point total of the previous six
Missouri Valley games was nineteen. So I'm trying to point
out the fact that Eric Henderson's offense that he brought
from South Dakota State, he's found his lead. They've all
found their proper place in pecking order in this offense.
They know how to execute it. He's got his rotations down.
It's pretty cohesive. Drake games over the last ten in
Missouri Valley Play have gone over this number eight times
eighty percent, cover over one forty four their effective field
I'm just going to point out some things about Illinois
State defensively, because their defensive numbers are really really good.
But you go back through their home games. Boy, they
played the worst of the worst at home so far
this season, so the home defensive numbers could be a
little bit skewed. Here. Drake's effective field goal percentage, pace,
free throw rate, turnover percentage. They're all better than anybody
Illinois State is faced at home this year. So to me,
that gives credence to Drake probably finding their way somewhere
close to seventy points. If they get the sixty eight,
so be it, because I don't think Illinois State's turning
the ball over twenty three times in this game. And
this game happens to be on their home floor, and
they got seventy three the first time around. I could
see something that hits about one forty six or better.
Here we're only looking at one forty four. So I'm
going to go that route. I'm gonna go Illinois State, Drake,
which has become far more offensive minded than defensive minded.
I'm gonna play this game over one forty four.
Speaker 2: I can't disagree with that.
Speaker 1: I think I think Illinois State could score a bunch
of points here. I'm actually very tempted to lay the
nine or the nine and a half. I was trying
to go back in my result I did. I played
this game the first time around. I think I laid
four or four and a half with Illinois State.
Speaker 2: It was an easy win.
Speaker 1: That was Baye back in December seventy three, to fifty
six final that was of course, I will pull up
by you makes a good point here that I think
it's worth pointing out Owen Larson does. He is starting
to look functional for Drake, which I think speaks to
your which would help your over because like he was,
in my opinion, he was going to be the best
player on this team coming into this year. Now he
gets hurt in the preseason that obviously was not the
case because he's coming over from South Dakota State, he
comes with Henderson. Really, I think that derailed this whole
season because listen, it's tough to you know, kind of
measure yourself into a new team, a new environment, and
then to do it when you get hurt in the preseason.
I think that's why we've seen some guys that transferred
end up sitting the year that like c J. Luster
comes to mind, where like it was like rumored he
was going to be back in January or December that
it was rumored he was going to be back in January.
Then he just decided to call it on the season
and take the year. And it's almost like it's really
difficult to change schools, change system. Now you miss like
a couple of months, and I think that's what we
saw with Larson when he came back, was you know,
he was he was playing thirty two minutes and he
was just not very effective.
Speaker 2: Now he's been far more effective.
Speaker 1: Four of the last five games he's been in double figures,
and I think that's huge for Drake. It's probably the
one It's probably the one thing rob that will keep
me off of laying the points for Illis with Illinois
State because I just don't know that he's been fully
priced into the number for Drake, and so I can't decide,
like my number here is twelve and change.
Speaker 2: I think it was twelve point three.
Speaker 1: So at nine or nine and a half, like I'm
looking at some nines here for this game like that,
that's a big enough edge to get involved with. But
I guess my concern is what Bayu brings up is
that he really does make Drake better and they could
potentially hang around. The Other reason I think that, you know,
Johnny Kinsinger just just can't hit a shot these days.
I don't I didn't see what he did in his
last game, but I don't think anyone hit shots for
Illinois State in their last game I believe that was
a loss for them fifty four fifty, only fifty points
for Illinois State the last time out.
Speaker 2: But that I think is a lot more. That has
more to do with the way Southern.
Speaker 1: Illinois plays, in my opinion, than it does Illinois State
not being you know, great offensively. But I do think
it's worth noting that that Kinsinger's has really struggled to
shoot the ball. I mean, this guy was a flamethrower
last year and this year he can't seem to hit
a shot. He's he's you know, when he's on, he's
a great three point shooter, but this year he's under
thirty percent from three.
Speaker 2: You gotta wonder if.
Speaker 1: If he has the positive regression at some point where
you know, reminds me of Brendan Coyle on Siana where
he was like in a generational shooting slump and then
he saw one go in and then he kept shooting
him and then suddenly eight went in and he kind
of broke out of it. And so that's what I'd
be looking to happen with Kinsinger. If he hits a
couple early, maybe it's this game. So I lean toward
laying the point because I think Illinois Illinois State sort
of do to lay it on someone.
Speaker 2: I think Kenzinger is do to have a big game.
Speaker 1: But I will happily root for your total in bro parlay,
because if Drake contributes at all, Rob, this one should
go over the total.
Speaker 3: They like a lot of teams under head coaching changes
at him, it takes a while to figure things out.
And I just think that Eric Henderson's team looks more
like the South Dakota State offense that he brought with
them nowadays than they did early on. Obviously, Larson helps,
but boyl boy, the the the way they've scored points,
and especially the way that he's found a pecking order
with that rotation finally seems to be paying dividends at
least as far as points scoring is. Because and they
stink on defense. Let's face it, that was one of
the teams that Belmont got one oh three against. That
was the most recent one. Drake got to ninety and
it wasn't enough.
Speaker 1: All right, Rob, I'm gonna let you pick Missouri Valley
center stage tonight. Give us let's talk about one of
the Valley games we haven't talked about yet. We'll close
out the show with that.
Speaker 3: You want to go to Murray and Southern Illinois just
because it's such a real contrast in styles. Who can
impose their will. On the other side, Southern Illinois adam
is a team that you know just reading local Missouri
Valley articles this season. Southern Illinois is a team where
you wonder why and I don't think Murray State will
do this because Murray State isn't known to do this.
But the question is, why doesn't every team just come
out against Southern Illinois and line up in a zone
and forcing the shoot from the perimeter and just win
the game because Southern Illinois probably can't shoot at two
pm shoot around or whatever. It's a question. Murray State's
not inclined to go zone, much more of a man
to man team. But man, if you're coaching against this
Southern Illinois team, you probably want to just say, hey,
don't let these guys beat us inside. They can't shoot
from the outside. They're not a good offensive team to
begin with. Murray State really is. We saw them get
a little bit of a bounce back their last game,
the four straight losses, right and then we talked about
the game they did cover six and a half one
by seven against Illinois Chicago the other night. Pretty good game,
but Murray State really needed it, and they do need
to keep stacking them here. I just where Murray's concerned.
When I watched them the handful of times that I've
seen them full game this year. They're going to score
on whoever they play. They're just going to score. It's
that simple. They're that good offensively. But they don't mind
giving them up either. The question here is can Southern
Illinois will they score with them? And the first time
around the answer was yes. Eighty four eighty one, one
hundred and sixty five points in that game. And like
you say, the second time around from Missouri Valley here
was all early December now where where we are. But
I could see this game one more time being played
Murray State's way. However, one fifty eight to me is
just way too high. I just can't trust Southern Illinois
to come back with another eighty point performance. As good
as they were in that first game, one sixty five
isn't that far from one fifty eight. And if shots
don't fall for them tonight, I don't think it'll get there.
I like the Murray State side. I think I would
take that more than anything Murray State has been met.
From pick to minus one and a half, I can
understand it. Southern Illinois is a one trick pony. If
they can't defend and keep you in the fifties, like
you just talked about that fifty four to fifty grinder
they just played with you, I see, then they can't win.
So I'm gonna look at Murray State here minus one
and a half.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think my only problem with that is the
way Murray Murray has shot the ball of late, because
they have even the other day like that. That's been
Murray State's problem. They have not shot the ball well
at all. And I guess you could say, you know,
they broke out a little bit against Illinois Chicago, but
still nine for twenty eight from three in that game.
I think Murray State the reason they won that was,
you know, they handled the glass, they got to the
foul line, scored, scored sixteen.
Speaker 2: Points from the free throw line.
Speaker 1: It was a better shooting performance forty six point seven
percent from the field. But if you go back to
like really the last three weeks, Murray State has not
shot the ball well, and the reason that's a concern
for me is the first meeting way back in late December.
They were shooting the ball well, they hit ten threes
in that game, they shot fifty one percent from the field,
and they still only won by three. The question that,
you know, as someone that was trying to make a
case for Southern Illinois, am I really getting enough.
Speaker 2: With that number?
Speaker 1: And then of course the dreaded you know, and this
is what we were saying with Illinois State as well,
the dreaded Murray State figures it out night, which is
probably coming sooner than later, right where they put it
all together and have that offensive game we know they're
capable of having and then suddenly you know, it might
be good night. So yeah, that's gonna be an interesting game.
I don't think it's the best matchup for Murray State,
but it almost feels like one of those situations rob
where you had your chance and you don't want to
poke the bear, right because we know what Murray State
when they're on, you're probably getting run out of that
gym if you if you can't score. And suddenly Illinois
has shown the ability to you know, kind of struggle
offensively at times.
Speaker 2: So I think I maybe leaned.
Speaker 1: Toward the under with you more so than the side.
Bayou says that line flip kind of indicates Murray State
will light it up tonight.
Speaker 2: It's coming. Murray State's gonna have a game in the
near future where they go off. I tell you that much.
That's probably around the corner.
Speaker 1: All right, eleven am, it's time for us to call
it a day. We'll be back eleven am. Or I'm sorry, yeah,
we'll be back eleven am Ish Eastern. We let Gianni
go first on the last call show. We'll be rapid
fire with Kelly tomorrow and in the eleven am slot
on last call for today, the two team parlay Dayton
plus seven and a half.
Speaker 2: It's one of my client plays.
Speaker 1: Rob's gonna go with Drake Illinois State over one P
forty four, your traditional two teamer. Let's hit this one
and then we'll be back to fire a three teamer
with Kelly in Vegas tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Have a great Friday everyone. We'll see you guys tomorrow morning.