TGIF
- Thread starter RAYMOND
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Not speaking for Raymond, but IMO Memphis is SUPER BIG, even at pick. Raymond's got a winner there at +2.
I'm also on GA with Jarvis Hayes back in the line-up, MN hasn't looked good lately, just lost to NC-Wilmington, their best player Holman is coming off the bench, why don't they play him more?
Louisville should win but too many points for me in that one.
Keep the winners coming Ray.
edited to remove Old Miss' home record
[This message has been edited by superbook (edited 12-07-2001).]
I'm also on GA with Jarvis Hayes back in the line-up, MN hasn't looked good lately, just lost to NC-Wilmington, their best player Holman is coming off the bench, why don't they play him more?
Louisville should win but too many points for me in that one.
Keep the winners coming Ray.
edited to remove Old Miss' home record
[This message has been edited by superbook (edited 12-07-2001).]
Ole Miss only has 1 home loss. The Bowling Green loss was in Alaska. I would be careful in that game. The George Mason loss wasn't a bad loss either. GM can really shoot the ball and Ole Miss was ahead the entire second half until the last play. Memphis hasn't played a true road game and lost to the only 2 decent teams they played in Iowa and Alabama. If Ole Miss is on behind the arc they could win this one. Last year they really stepped up on defense at home as well. Memphis should have a big advantage inside though. If they don't settle for outside jumpers they should be able to take advantage.
I take back what I said about GA, with injuries to the Hayes brothers I'm 100% with Raymond on MN tonight.
