overall record falls to 23-20 as valpo failure to cover sours me yet again on dd favorites. still feel crusaders were the right side despite the postmortems. doesn't really hurt my feelings if anyone fades my plays, they certainly haven't outrun a coin flip thus far, but i don't think i've hurt tailers too badly over the last eight college hoops season. anyway, three for tonight.
ohio +8-: this ain't really gonna be the terps' year; at 6-4 s/u, they've only covered once, only blowout wins have been n fla, lehigh and morgan st. md looking at 10 day break, not much fan support for this one. bobcats shooting confidently and already road tested.
cincy +19: even though swapping home courts, my simple mind does not see 30 points of change in these two cross-town rivals over the last twelve months.
new orleans +4-: being homeless seems to have bred backbone in the privateers, i think they're the only div 1 team with three true road wins at this point. i know beating the wolfpack is no big deal, but not many do it in the rbc. buffs sure don't do much to defend their house, even with the altitude advantage. besides, these are two guard-driven teams, and colorado has no answer for mccalebb.
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ohio +8-: this ain't really gonna be the terps' year; at 6-4 s/u, they've only covered once, only blowout wins have been n fla, lehigh and morgan st. md looking at 10 day break, not much fan support for this one. bobcats shooting confidently and already road tested.
cincy +19: even though swapping home courts, my simple mind does not see 30 points of change in these two cross-town rivals over the last twelve months.
new orleans +4-: being homeless seems to have bred backbone in the privateers, i think they're the only div 1 team with three true road wins at this point. i know beating the wolfpack is no big deal, but not many do it in the rbc. buffs sure don't do much to defend their house, even with the altitude advantage. besides, these are two guard-driven teams, and colorado has no answer for mccalebb.
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