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YOu

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You know in football I just focused on FCS and it was a great year.... I would hate to see you leave CBB as you are the best total guy I have run across but I could definitely understand moving to womens ball full time.
There is less liquidity in the lines and thus get big line moves but I get it...

I played a couple tonight...

Belmont is going for a undefeated season in the OVC and they will most likely get it but I feel like the 15.5 that Jacksonville state is catching is just a little high.

I played Uconn -42 and Over 135.5; General feeling is that UCONN will hang 90+ so hopefully we get a 95-50 type game...


I repeat what I have said.... WOuld love to get quarter lines and moneylines on every game... would be nice.


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I'll hang in there with totals the rest of the year. I am making so much more $ in womens for the time I spend. I like Jax tonite also--they usually play good defense. I think they will put up more qtr/half lines when the tournament starts? I hope so any way. GL
 
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hawkeye said:
SD went down to +2' and now at +6'--weird:popcorn2:jump::dizzy::mj03:
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my guess..

last line just came off injury ....all everything in HS and solid starter before the injury .

box scores reflect she is solid....

this starting lineup went bucket for bucket with Louisville..

both teams as you know are good...should be a good game...


Records: South Dakota (23-5, 13-0 Summit) vs. South Dakota State (22-5, 11-1 Summit)Polls: SDSU ranks No. 7, USD ranks No. 10 in the CollegeInsider Mid-Major poll (Feb. 20).
Coaches: USD?s Dawn Plitzuweit (2nd year at USD: 46-14; 11th as a head coach: 234-107); and
SDSU's Aaron Johnston (18th year at SDSU: 437-147; 18th as a head coach: 437-147).
Series Overall: SDSU leads 55-28 Series in Vermillion: SDSU leads 21-17
Series Notes: In the last 10 meetings, the Coyotes hold a 6-4 lead over the Jackrabbits including
a 67-61 win inside Frost Arena earlier this season. It was just the second Coyote win in Frost in
28 years. South Dakota has also won the last three at home against South Dakota State.
South Dakota (RPI 67) quick notes:
? The Coyotes look to become the first undefeated Summit League champion since 1994.
? South Dakota has won three of the last four Summit League regular season titles.
? Returning starters Duffy, Bradley and Arens pace USD for the second-straight season.
? South Dakota's versatility has been key to its success this season. The Coyotes can score
inside and out, boast nine different leading scorers and average 19-points off turnovers.
? Nationally, USD ranks 3rd for FT% (80.5), 12th for FG% (47.5) and 26th for 3FG% (37.1).
? Since joining the Summit, USD boasts an 81-28 league record and 48-6 league record at home.
South Dakota State (RPI 32) quick notes:
? The Jackrabbits look to avenge its only loss of 2018, a 67-61 decision to USD in Brookings.
? In the six games since, SDSU has topped Summit foes by an average of 35.6 points per game.
? The Jacks are paced by the junior tandem of Macy Miller (18.0) and Madison Guebert (15.1).
? Myah Selland, who missed the first meeting to injury, scored 15 points in 20 minutes at Western.


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Hawk

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That was the ultimate wrong team favored/bad line... Thank you- I hit that one as hard as they let me twice... I appreciate it.

Jacksonville State shit the bed. UCONN and Over did o.k. I think if you hit the total late then the over lost....
Should never have been that close on the total. Uconn offense quit and the defense kept pushing. Lowest scoring quarter by far was the 4th.


Way to go Hawk
 
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