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Tuesday 567 Pine Bluff team poinst OV 54 2 weight but if you miss this 567 OV 112.5 1 weight

"questionable, borderline doubtful" [url]https://blog.timesunion.com/collegesports/mccaffery-jackson-is-questionable-borderline-doubtful/7625/[/url] Jackson is "questionable, borderline doubtful" according to his coach in the story above, though teammates think he'll play. He plays 2/3rds of their minutes, which is 4th on the team, and when he's on the court he takes 27% of the shots, which is second on the team. He shoots 32% from outside the arc, and he had nearly a third of the teams three-point attempts on the season. Only has 29 assists in 33 games, so he's a shooter. As a team fewer than 26% of their shots are 3-pointers, which is one of the lowest in the country. He's the only guy on the team shooting more than about 2.2 3's per game, so they become even less perimeter oriented now. I wanted to see how he had done in their key wins but Siena's Top 100 win was against Northeastern in a game where he scored 5 points. He's certainly far, far less important to his team than Hummel is to Purdue, but this isn't a terribly deep club so the fact he's the one proven 3-point threat hurts. They've got a kid named Kyle Downey who has taken about 4 shots per game, with exactly half of them 3's, who will likely get more action. He was out for a month and a half and has been back for the last 4 games, but shot only 1-2 in the semi's and finals of the conf tourney after seeing some solid action in the first round against Manhattan. Siena lost to all the best teams they played in the regular season, but they did that last season as well. Pomeroy has them #58 after being #59 after the country after going 1-1 in the tourney last year. So in some ways they have a similar profile to last season, though their losses to top teams in December last year saw them maintain contact with teams a little better. But their star from last year Kenny Housbrouk is in the NBDL and on the verge with signing a 10-day contract with the Heat. Purdue is 0-4-1 or 0-5 ATS since Hummel got hurt, but in addition to the push/0.5 non-cover to Northwestern two of the other non-covers were by 0.5 to Indiana and by 2 points to Penn State. But against the two better teams they played they lost soundly.

Reasons I hate Purdue Hummel is worth 6 points, see my previous posts on this: They led NWU by 1 with :38 to play, also NWU got called for a bizarre technical foul when Purdue was shooting free throws, giving Purdue a 6 FT possession in the 2nd half with 10:00 to play. Vs. PSU, PSU's only good player Battle went out in the 2nd half, and PSU could still have won outright, but Purdue up 3 threw a 3 in off the backboard up 3 with :40 to play. Purdue has gotten very lucky in some games masking how bad they currently are.

853 Sienna/Purdue UNDER 130 (greek has 130.5) 2 weight I like the bet anyways, and it is good insurance if we lose our Sienna guard.

classic.. Michael Jordan, Kobe, or Lebron is not worth 6 points. no person is worth 6 points.

It has everything to do with who gets those minutes. If you had Kobe backing up Jordan, Jordan's absence would be worth nearly nothing. If it were Michael Doleac, on a team with only one other scorer, it is worth much more. I don't know the makeup of their roster well enough to know whether it's worth six points, three points or 10 points. RWS's info is great. It makes me ask whether Purdue's coach is smart enough to have his guys not guard the perimeter as tightly if that outside shooter is no longer in there. I don't see how Siena makes that adjustment, but if you know the coaches well, it tells you whether to play the game. It's either Siena or pass for me.

[QUOTE=cashgrinder;19120]classic.. Michael Jordan, Kobe, or Lebron is not worth 6 points. no person is worth 6 points.[/QUOTE] You could make a case that Lebron is worth 9 points. Cavs opened 7.5-point fave last week over the Spurs and when Lebron was declared out ended up a 1.5-point dog. Few people more important to their team than Hummel. 6 is in the ballpark. 1-7-1 or 1-8 ATS without him the past two years.

LOL, the 'square sharps' say stuff like that.......... I think Larry Bird was worth over 6 to Indiana State. As I've posted Hummel averages 5 FT attempts, and since he hits 90% he scores 4.5. Put a stiff in their in his place, and even if by some miracle he still gets the 5 FTs, he only makes 3.5 of them. That alone is worth a point......and we haven't even really started to anaylze Hummel's game yet.

[QUOTE=TheDude;19052]Louisville +1. 17 weight. Just kidding...this line is mind boggling. Conveyor belt O cash coming on the Ville.[/QUOTE] Told you this line was right. Ville stinks.