12/13/24-Coast To Coast Hoops

Published Dec 13, 2024, 7:23 AM

 

Greg recaps Thursday's college basketball results, talks to Rocco Miller of Bracketeer.org about the SEC’s current dominance, the wide open landscape of so many conferences, & this weekend’s big games, & Greg picks & analyzes EVERY Friday CBB game!

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Podcast Highlights 

5:13-Recap of Thursday's CBB results

14:59-Interview with Rocco Miller

39:28-Start of picks Georgia So vs Louisiana Tech

41:43-Picks & analysis for Omaha vs Northern Iowa

44:15-Picks & analysis for Indiana vs Nebraska 

46:33-Picks & analysis for Western MI vs St. Thomas 

48:34-Picks & analysis for Weber St vs Utah Tech

50:42-Picks & analysis for So Dakota St vs Colorado

53:27-Picks & analysis for North Dakota vs UT San Antonio

56:22-Start of extra games Army vs Fairleigh Dickinson 

58:40-Picks & analysis for Boston U vs Merrimack

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Games for yesterday is Greg buzzing about here is the rowdy recap a.

Few ridiculous non covers on this day, as Iowa was leading pretty much the entirety of their game against Iowa State until the final four minutes and they do not cover the closing line of about five and a half. Iowa see they get the job done, they get the win, They get the cover by kunt of eighty nine to eighty s. Both teams go eleven to twenty eight from three part range. Iowa actually goes thirteen to fifteen from the free throw line. But where Iowa Sate was able to win this game was on the boards forty six to thirty four. They were able man anddle Iowa in this one. For Peyton Sanford thirteen points, goes three to ten from three part range. But the guy that was able to get it done Joshua Jefferson for Iowa State nineteen points, ten boards, double double, and then off the bench Curtis Jones twenty three points. A little bit of a surprise. Iowa kid Nate Heisey began his career over at Northern Iowa. He was able to spy the team with ten points six boards, so in the Big One it was Iowa State being able to get the job done. For Bethune Cookman, they get outscored twenty three to four in the final ten minutes of their game against Virginia. They were actually leading with about ten or so minutes remaining and also got outscored thirteen to zero in the final five plus minutes to lose by a count of fifty nine to forty one, unable to cover fifteen and a half. As for Bethune Cookman, they go five to twenty from three part range Virginia. They were slow and getting going. They had two points in the first seven They had two points in the first nine minutes of this game. But it was mister Saunders Elijah Sanders his fifteen points eight boards that got the team back on track. Off the bench, Jason Kofey, I like what I've been seeing out of him, twelve points and Ishan Charma hopefully I said that correctly. He also had twelve points off the bench as well. For a Bathune Cookman team. That one night s cool towards the back half of this one. For Virginia Tech, this was their first win in quite literally thirty days. They knockoff North Carolina A and ten ninety five to sixty seven for Virginia Tech. One of your worst cover teams in all of college basketball thus far this season, but they look sharp on this they going fourteen out of thirty six from three part range. Off the bench, he had a combined thirty points out of Veraddy Brown Junior along with Ben Hammond. As they were able to go, he combined six of eight from three point range for Virginia Tech. Sila bit sloppy with about sixteen turnover in this one, but for North Carolina t they themselves turned the ball for thirteen times and they got bludgeted on the glass. Virginia Tech wins that battle by a count of forty eight to thirty with being able to get eight ports in this one out of Tyler Johnson. So Virginia Tech is able to snamp that skid and for ten nuga they go on the road. They get a done against Evansville this by kind of seventy five to sixty seven. Evansville been one of your less than savery offenses this year, but they do go ten to twenty eight from three part range. Standard cuff. He supplies the team with eighteen points five rebounds, but Evansville loses that rebound battle thirty one to twenty nine and also lose the turnover battle fifteen to thirteen. As Trey Bonham, it was bottoms up on this one four of six from three partrange for a Chattanooga team that I knew that the three point shooting was coming for them, twelve of twenty six from three part range. Hunter Off and Trey Bonhom both shooting below thirty percent from three going into the night, they were able to heat up. Campbell was able to heat up as well. For Campbell, they just take it to the Citadel eighty six of fifty eighth the final line. I like this was a game for a while. The Citadel was down about three points with an remaining in the first half, and then they just got bludgeoned in the second half. Nolan Dorsey, He's able to spy the team with nineteen points Campbell twelve of twenty seven from three and fourteen of fourteen at the free throw line. Meanwhile, the Citadel they go five to twenty four from three point range. Of Citadel loses the eternal battle fourteen to six. They lose a rebound battle thirty two to twenty eight. So they just got lapped in pretty much every facet of basketball and for Texas are back to being able to get w'sa takedown New Mexico by kind of ninety one to sixty seven. And for Texas, who else is back for this team is Traymont Mark dealt with a little bit of injury to begin the season, but fourteen points, seven boards, three of five from three part eng in New Mexico State. To their credit, they go six of eighteen from three point range. Christian Cook was to cook him with twenty two points, but as they got cooked in the turnover department, they lose that battle fifteen to ten. They lose a rebound battle thirty six to twenty four, as he had seven boards eighteen points out of Arthur Coloma in this one. For Texas they go seventeen of twenty three at the free th line, so nice, clean and easy there in Arkansas State they get the outright he wins. They avoid the letdown spot after that big win over Memphis, but no cover. Eighty three to seventy nine was the final in this one as the game goes over in the final few seconds and for UT Arlington, pretty good three point shitting expos from them. They go fourteen of thirty from three point in. Shadan Wills able to put in their nineteen and Darren Dodd, the Dodd Father, was able to give you twenty three points in Arkansas State wins this singing on the glass thirty six to thirty three. They win that battle. They also won the turnal battle by kind of thirteen to ten with lance Ware former top fifty or so recruit four blocks seven boards for UT Arlington. If you're looking runwise at what we're getting right now in college basketball, last seven days have been a little bit overwhelming. About fifty three percent of games have gone over the total one hundred and eleven overs through ninety seven hundreds, while favorites in the sign span hitting out a little bit over fifty one point three percent one of seven one oh two and three against the spread. End Overall, for the season, it has been rough for favorite sitting at just forty eight and a half percent, underdogs at eight sixteen, seven six, and twenty four against the spread, wall overs hitting ad for right around about fifty point six percent and two overs to seven hundred and eighty three hundreds. So that's what we're seeing college bass right now, that's what we all got on a small but fun Thursday. Now let's take a look at Friday and the weekend. Let's take a look at what we begin the last few weeks in general, and chat with our good friend in Rockemiller racketeer dot org. Thanks right here on Gus. Good season with myself, Taggie Peterson now all Mark Decent Family podcasts. I'm a very come on you, Las Vegas, but guess good season with myself. Craig Eet Speeders said, now part of the Vison Family podcasts, and it's a it's great to be drained by this man. As we've got Rocke Miller board. He does such tremendous workover at pricer dot org. They get a look at this great game of college basketball that we all know and love. I know that he's been doing an amazing job taking a look at all that we've been getting on this front, everything from what we had prior to the start of the season, now that we're in the season. Some of a takeaways there, adjusting his bracket tellegence and doing an amazing job of keeping up with what has been an ever changing landscaping college basketball, You're able to fall on Twitter slash eicks at his first and last name, Roco Miller and then the number eight altogether Rocco. Always great to get you a board.

Thank you, Yeah, I appreciate it.

Greg, always good to be on with you. How have you been during this slow week? Have you had a chance to catch your breath a little bit?

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Absolutely, I'm always one that's shoones for more college basketball, though we don't need a break win. You do what you love every single day. But that said, with regards to what we've seen over the last few weeks, would have been some of your main takeaways because I know that coming into the season, you're talking about really the big two conferences in the Big Ten and the SEC having so many more resources than everyone else. And for the Big Ten, it's been a fine year. I don't think that anyone thought that this was going to be the best conference in all of college basketball. But what you were talking about with the SEC has not just come true in my opinion, but I feel like the SEC has had the best start for conference I've really ever seen.

I heard a stat earlier today that out of the time that Ken has been.

Around since nineteen ninety seven.

There's only been three leagues so far as a composite that has been stronger than the twenty twenty five SEC.

I think one of those was actually the ninety seven ACC.

With Tim Duncan and a loaded league then and I think the four ACC and then a more recent Big twelve team I think in twenty seventeen.

And those are all just by decimal points. It's not like any.

Of those are prestigious in comparison. It backs it up when you look at some of the bracketology numbers. It's very early for bracketology. I'll just say that as a disclaimer right now, But I think a couple of things you can start to look at on the proof and the pudding, which are the resume measures that the committee banks on. One of the strongest of all those is the strength of resume. And right now, if you look at just the top twenty five teams, greg ten of them are in the SEC. And that doesn't include teams like Arkansas who just beat Michigan or Missouri who just beat Kansas. These are ten completely different teams and including four of the top five, with Auburn number one, Tennessee two Alabama four, in Kentucky five, and even Oklahoma six. Now that's actually just got updated to to have five of the top six, ten of the top twenty five. Now, we do have a huge weekend ahead. We'll talk about that in a minute. But if they hang on and kind of hold serve this.

Weekend, they don't have to win every game as a league, but certainly keep winning at the clip that they are or close to it.

They'll inter league play with that type of advantage with not much non conference left at all. That will set the stage for what is bracketology next month and the rest of the year, meaning that you could see a team in the SEC, out of eighteen league games, maybe play sixteen of those eighteen or close to all eighteen in Quadrant one. It's pretty mind blowing and certainly unprecedented for the NET era, which began in twenty nineteen.

Yeah, it has been incredible what we've been seeing out the SEC thus far. And it has been incredible what we've been seeing out of these teams. And just what do you think is the main takeaway with regards to what we've seen in terms of style of play as well? Because I think we both agree that the coaches that have been hired on and the SEC have truly been the difference makers. But I just look at the SEC right now and it just feels like they play a little bit of a different blend to basketball, one that is super up tempo, but they get back on defense as well. I think that it's just Cardio and just these guys that are able to get up and down the floor and are able to fly for all forty minutes that are really making the difference, while the rest of the teams that they play against just feel a little bit tired late in these games.

Right yeah, I think with the exception of maybe Georgia Tennessee in South Carolina, I think those are the three maybe on the below average tempo scale, you'll have a lot more on the fast pace. Obviously Alabama always a top five tempo team, but also with Kentucky's new style that certainly jumps even Vanderbilt.

Like Vanderbilt's been a joy.

To watch at nine to one, they have a top twenty five tempo in the last few weeks, and a lot of trends like that, Arkansas playing faster, Missouri playing faster, I would agree.

I think the bigger story is.

You know, just talking with coaches across the country, you know, the average nil SEC programs right now is somewhere in that seven six seven million dollar range and a complete difference maker when you saw it in the sec ACC Challenge where the SEC won fourteen to two, and of course the two losses were highly competitive games with Auburn playing Duke you know, pretty closely to the horn and Cameron Kentucky going into a really tough.

Little John Coliseum.

Those are the only two ACC wins, and I thought, you know, overall, most of those games were blowouts with double digits.

At least ten of the fourteen.

I think we're by double digits, so big gap that they're building, and big ten has the depth.

You know, I think almost one through eighteen.

Of course, my hometown Wathington Huskies are going to take a while to figure things out.

Minnesota's struggled.

But outside of those two or three at the bottom, I think the top fifteen or so are all pretty strong.

They just don't have a dominant team yet. You know, maybe UCLA can become that, maybe Purdue can become that. I like the.

Pieces at Ohio State and Michigan, maybe Maryland if they can figure out how to win on the road.

But the SEC's already got the proof. You know, Auburn won the Maui Invitational, Tennessee's gone.

To Louisville and won by twenty plus, Alabama's one in multiple parts of the country already, and Kentucky came up to Seattle and Beaconzega.

You know, that's just the very top of the league. There's a lot of proof all the way through the depth. You could go to Ole, miss you could go to Mississippi State.

A lot of great examples in the SEC. So I think overall budget, not only do they have the resources to bring in the talent, but they've hired, like you said, the staffs.

It's not just the head coaches. These staffs are much larger these days.

Went from three bench coaches to five assistant bench coaches plus the supporting staff, so are a little larger. A lot of these schools, especially at the SEC level, have general managers, and their job is to go out and identify talent and then align the resources to bring the talent in. It's become like a mini G League to that example, and I think you're seeing just the disparity when they play in all these non conference games because it takes almost a perfect game to beat most of these teams.

Yeah, it really does. It's been incredible what we've been seeing on that front. As Rocke, who does such great workover at bracket air dot org joining me on soups and we need to talk about this league as well, because this is one of those leagues that has been one of the best in all of college basketball over the last few years. But I just take a little the Big East and I feel like out of all the shall we say power conference leagues, this one is the most open at this point, just because with Yukon we saw them move all three games out there in Maui Marquette sans at loss against I. Aloways say it has looked rock solid, but as we know, they leave a little bit of something to be desired with regards to rebounding in terms that low post play as well. What if you made out of the Big East as far a Big East where typically DePaul along with George Shown are by far your bottom two teams out there, but they've looked a little bit better this year, while teams like Seen Hall Company have looked a little bit worse.

It's been a struggle for the biggest by and large.

They did have a couple of nice results in the Big East Big twelve Challenge, which was required based on how November and the mt season went for a lot of the teams in the conference, obviously headlined by the.

Yukon oh and three for four and Maui. But Creighton went through a.

Rough period where some illnesses hit the team. They didn't perform very well at the Players Era. They did salvage a win on the last day, which I think was good, and now Creighton turned around beat Kansas just recently in the last week, so that certainly will help them bounce back. But losing Pop Isaacs for the year man, that's a big blow for them. They do have Steve Ashworth who was also hurt. He's back in the lineup. So yeah, just a lot of complicated stories. It's all case by case.

Of course, Georgetown and DePaul did upgrade, so I think their top one hundred worthy now, which the league really needed.

Caun'tford to have those games like they were last year in other years be quad four games in your league. That definitely hurt the league, and I think it in an interesting way drove down the bids last year. They only got the three teams in last year. But I think the problem this year is the middle, and you know two through.

Five even is a lot lower at the present moment.

We have a long way to go, big non conference games this Saturday, but as it stands today, only Marquettes dominant team, the third in strength and resume. After that, forty eight is the next best team with Saint John's and then you have Xavier Creighton and Yukon in the sixties and Butler in the seventies. We're early in this game, but when we get to March, if you're not a team that can give us a top fifty or even sixty resume, they're probably not getting too.

Close to a look from the committee.

That's a big red flag right now. But I think overall there are some teams growing. Like you look at the predictive metrics, you just look at the last two weeks, like if our Torvick model will provide you, you see that Vilenova's playing a lot better.

Saint John's has been better.

They got in a little bit snake bit in the officiating in the Baylor game. As Rick Petina will tell you, But I think long term, Saint John's does have top twenty talent and they've shown that, so I expect them to play their way back in. Creighton of course, has that opportunity, and so does Yukon. Yukon another big game coming up Saturday night in the Garden against Gonzaga. Pretty pro Yukon crowd as always in the Garden, So they got to find a way to get that done.

Yeah, they certainly do. There are gonna be a lot of opportunities. You just alluded to. One of them, the Ukon versus Gonzaga game, in my opinion, one of the most strange. I guess you could call it neutral court versus neutral court buyoffs because you had the game last year that was in the Great State of Washington. This year they're playing that game at MSG. Both of those games are neutral court games, which as we know, one team was traveling a lot, lot more than the other in both of those cases. So you've got that going on. But that said, in terms of what we've got for the Saturday, and we've got a little bit for Friday. But let's call it what it is. It's a little bit of bear slay. What are you taking a look at because I look at that Memphis versus Clemson game as being a big one. Memphis has fallen off a little bit with that Arkansas State loss, but has been a nice start to the season for them. And then additionally, we were talking about the Big East and how they're looking to be able to build themselves up. I think it's gonna be a great litmus test for Creighton going to beast Alabama. Creighton team that you mentioned with Pops Isaacs, who knows what we're going to be seeing out of them moving forward?

Yeah, exactly, I think.

I mean, it's a big upside opportunity, I guess for the Blue Jays. I really don't expect it to be all that close having to go down there, but the way Creighton plays and with the confidence of the Kansas win, perhaps Kulk Brenner can provide some problems to the Tide. Just gonna be a really tough environment and I think just overall more talented, deeper Alabama team. But you never know, and of course if Creighton gets that, that is the kind of unexpected, big, high profile.

Road wind that this league overall needs.

So certainly not a game to be slept On, But again, I don't think you go into that with the expectation that Creighton's got a fifty to fifty shy.

I certainly wouldn't say that they do.

But I am looking at this overall Saturday. It's loaded. You can go in a lot of directions.

I tried to earlier today narrow down my favorite ten of the day, and that was even hard.

I think the top game of the day might be Tennessee at Illinois, mainly because it's at Illinoi, who, of course, power wise, is a little bit weaker.

Tennessee number one and most of the power rankings number two and Ken palm, but they're one or two and pretty much everything.

Easily their toughest road test, and Illinoi's been flawless at home.

They had Wisconsin at home, but they haven't had a.

Major non conference test at home, so this is gonna be a hyped crowd. I also think the underrated value of this game is, you know, Tennessee's just got an elite number two defense in the country and Illinoi's played a top five defense over the last three weeks, so Ken they keep that going against the potent offense of Tennessee, who's got Zekaya Ziegler and chas Laniers off to an incredible start for the Walls.

I actually think that's the number one, like.

Most intriguing game because I could see it literally going either way. You know, we talked about Gonzaga Yukon. That's bigger just because of the fact that if both odie taken some losses. Gonzega of course disappointing loss to West Virginia down in the Bahamas and then blew a sixteen point lead and took the loss to Kentucky, so they're going to look to bounce back. They've been working to fix those problems that they had in the second half, and we know the.

Story about Yukon really tried to write. The ship they went down to Texas looked really good. I'm not all the way sold on Texas, So I.

Think this Yukon Gonzega game will tell us even more about both in a really important win for whoever gets And then I think my third game maybe, although Auburn's got a nice advantage playing in Atlanta, I do think this Ohio State team has a nice build. I love the point guard play that they're getting Bruce Thornton's like a very underrated player in my opinion. His offensive rating is top eleven in the country per Ken Palm.

But more importantly, he gets everybody involved.

His stat sheet is crazy. Miet You Johnson was critical to bring back.

Micah Parrish is a winner from San Diego State. They took one loss on the road at Maryland and an.

Unfortunate heartbreaking loss to pitt But I want to see if this Ohio State team can go.

Toe to toe with Auburn. That one's third on my list. You know, a very underrated game, another undefeated team, and who knows, maybe they'll steam roll again. But Florida Gators taken on Arizona State. Arizona States just impressed me in almost every single game, even the road loss at Gonzaga. They've won all their other tests.

They beat Saint Mary's, they beat New Mexico, they beat Grey Canyon, they beat Santa.

Clara and Florida.

They've done a nice job with their schedule to where they haven't had to play a top twenty team, but they've played a lot of decent teams like Road, Florida State, Wichita, Wake Forest, Virginia. You've been bringing in Southern Illinois and playing South Florida, so they haven't played the absolute bottom, but they also haven't had like the big test. So their next two games they get Arizona State and then on Tuesday, a little getting ahead of ourselves a little bit, they'll get in North Carolina. But as a staff for the Gators, they've got to figure out how they're going to attack these two back to back, and I actually just think Arizona State is going to be a really tough test.

So really looking forward to that game.

Yeah, that is going to be a big one. That game that you were leading off with Tennessee versus Illinois, that is a massive game against Tennessee. I under the radar to many people, a top ten team in the country in terms of points scored on a per possession basis, because when you take Tennessee, you think defense. But this year they've been putting it all together. As a man that always puts it all together, that'd be Rockobeller is joining me right here on Casco Soups and Roco. You do a great job as well with the Mid Major show with one of our good friends, Sean paul Over on the Field of sixty eight and want to get your thoughts there. Just what have you noticed in terms of mid major landscape. I guess I've talked about this on the podcast a little bit. I want to get your thoughts that a lot of these teams that we came into the season we thought that they were going to be the clear favorites in their conference just have really fun short thus far. And really, aside from a few selectment majors like UC Irvine out there in the Big West, we've been seeing a lot of these mid major conferences be a little bit more up in the air that I think that we anticipated going into the season.

Yeah, great point.

I think it just shows the resources not only at the high major level, but at the mid major level are constantly being reallocated. You know, there's not as many advanced scouts for these programs as there are at the high major, but you can find a lot of diamond in the rough and go from almost worse to first. So like in the case of the Coastal Athletic to the CIA, Elon is a team that's really popping. They beat Notre Dame, they hammered and an experienced Wafford team Last Saturday with the Simpkins boys in the backcourt and Billy Taylor leading the charge.

They've just done a really great job.

I'm also enthused by the turnout they had last weekend at the shar Center. So Elon, of course a team that's relatively new historically.

To do Division one, and they've been.

Down in the CAA for a long time, never made the NCAA tournament. There's a lot of excitement at a place like that, and that's a league where you know, Taoson was the preseason pick. They've dealt with countless injuries. I covered them in Canada, but I think you know when they get back to health, when and if they should be right back in contention. But you've got Charleston with a great offense, not so much defense quite yet.

Same with Wilmington.

Wilmington's actually stepped up the defense a little bit more. That's like a great example of the league where this they could go a million different directions, and Elon, as much as anybody, has a chance to knock it off. Northeastern also another team to watch along with Hofstress one for sure. I think you look at the big South high point was far and away everybody's pick.

Certainly the most talent still.

And maybe they will run away with the league at some point. But I also thought, you know, Radford sitting there at nine and two. They've been extremely feisty. They've won all of their games against like opponents. Their two losses are to high maje. So they're in the mix. Longwood's got a lot of talent, you know, and I think unc Asheville can hang as it stands right now. I think that the Big South is the league that suddenly is up for grabs. I know it's not much of a mid major, but he can maybe count it. The American Conference UAV was the pick.

They've really had a rough start. He saw Memphis.

They're clearly the favorite with the most talent, but they still are Memphis, and North Texas is the most disciplined with the best defense as always, so they're going to be right there in the mix.

Whichita States really upgraded their talent. I've been impressed with many of.

Their performances so far, and I think there's room for, you know, a sneaky team like maybe a Rice at Utsa or somebody from out of left field creep into the top five. So the league overall has been disappointing. But when a league is disappointing, it creates opportunity for a great story. That's another example, and we can go on like there's countless examples, Like if you look at even the Atlantic ten the Atlantic.

Ted Dayton's been good. VCU was the pick, but they've stumbled a couple of times. Saint Louis was gonna be good, They've been really struggling.

You know, George Mason is now looking like they might compete for a title. In my opinion, Rhode Island started undefeated, loyal, Chicago's still undefeated. No, even at that level, say Bonovinch has been great as well. There's a lot to look for, and these leagues are really hard to just pin down a champion right now, Oh.

I am right there with you. The landscape of mid major college basketball, it is so much fun to look at. Heck, we thought Colgate was going to be the big bad wolf out there. In the Patriot League. We have seen teams like America Bucknell have a few nice wins and Colegate has been looking a little bit shaky though look much better against Kentucky a few days ago. So that's encouraging for them. But We've got an interesting landscape of college basketball. Roco. You cover it all, from the highest of the high majors to the lowest of the low You're doing a little bit of everything. You're doing great shows, You're doing great workover on bracket here dot org. So let to get people at home know it's all on tap for you and how people are able to fall along on social media and other platforms.

Yeah, I appreciate that, Greg. So. Yeah, each week we have the mid major show on Field of sixty eight. Check that out. We record Monday, usually comes out Tuesday.

Every once in a while'll be Wednesday, So if you just want to bank on something, check every Wednesday morning.

Should be up on the YouTube page. We tweet that out.

Also over on blue Sky now as well, Rocko Miller eight on everything, whether it's ex Slash, Twitter or Blue Sky.

And then Bracketeer dot Org.

Coming to the time you hear this podcast that we're on right now, I'll have two preview articles to get you ready for your Saturday.

The first one will be.

Fifteen different games previewed. We just touched on some of my favorite ones here on this show. They'll be even more even down into the mid major ranks with great matchups like UC Irvine at Oregon.

State, which I can't wait for. St.

Mary's versus Boise State, Bradley versus Santa Clair, McNeice versus Mississippi State, and Grand Canyon versus Georgia all very key games this Saturday, So check out those articles if you have the opportunity before Saturday starts.

And then last but not least for me personally, getting out of here and I'll be in your great state of Wisconsin, Greg for the triple header in Milwaukee on Sunday. Really looking forward to that.

It starts off with Milwaukee versus Achron, then it will be Northwestern versus Georgia Tech, and topped with Loyola Chicago taking on the San Francisco Downs. All three games should be fantastic in the Bucks arena of Feiser Forum, and then from there I'll be out to Northern Iowa Monday night for a game against Montana, Tuesday a Kansas City appearance for Drake Kansas State, and then Wednesday ifc you at New Mexico. So a really great four day trip of a lot of great basketball games.

Someone's racking up some frequent flyer Miles. That sounds like an absolutely incredible week of college basketball viewing. Roco. He is dedicated to the sport unlike anyone else and I'm not kidding when I say it. From the highest of the highs and the lowest of the low majors, he covers it all. Does amazing work and be sure to get some spotted cow when you're out there in the great state of Wisconsin as well. That's my beer recommendation for you, Roco. No trip is complete without it, but no podcast is complete without getting Roco Miller on from time to time as well, and he joined me today, So big thanks to Roco for joining Micco good Soups do own part of the Visa Family podcasts and tell me next ed is that time the podcast they give you picks an analysis on every game. I'm the betting board for this college basketball Friday. Actually need some bank shots and we're bag You'll love me Las Vegas for gu seeps with myself. Greig Gibs Peterson now part of the Visa Family podcasts. Always great to be joined by Rocco Miller. It does great workover I practice heer dot at Org taking a look at this wonderful game that we all know in love of college basketball. Every single time he joins me len such great insights. Did so once again today. So big thanks to Rocco for joining me right here on becaust against Soups in nowadays that time the podcast, I give you picks an analysis on every game on the betting board for this college basketball Friday. As we had some bank shots.

Most financial establishments calls at a certain time, but not here. It is time for a sign in total on every game on today's betting board bank shots.

Do you know that, as per usual, any changes are made to these plays will be listened up on my Twitter side checks feed at you forty one. This is essentially in time order with the games involving the Patriot League at the bottom, Army versus George Washington, Boston, You versus Merrimick. Those are games a part of the extra games board. But that said, it's a small slate, but a fun slate. And how about if we dive in with eight eighty one, eight eighty two, one of the games I'll be riding up with Louisiana Tech. It's going to be playing us to Georgia Southern Georgia Southern at ten and a half to an eleven point Talks Sons game is one forty five and a half to a one to forty six. I'm going to lay with Louisian Tech. I'm going to go up to twelve year with them, so I'll be writing them up. With this Louisiana Tech team, they have been right around about it, one hundred and twenty fifth in terms of points allowed on a per possession basis. But I actually do think that that's going to be going northward. With the Paco man, Daniel Baco give you nineteen points north of seven a half rebounds per game. It's the Louisiana Tech team that absolutely dominates the one of the best shot blocking teams in all of college basketball. It's over seven blocks per game. And for Georgia Southern right now, they just don't have that main man download that You've got Tyson Brown who's may able to give you seven and a half points five and a half rebounds per game. But I just don't see who's going to be matching up with Macho. I know that Devonte Parker is back for this team after he last season supplied them with about five and a half or so rebounds per game, but he's been dealing with injury. Got Georgia Southern team has very much looking to play up tempo. They're in the top twenty in terms of total possessions per game, but outside the top two fifteen turns of points scored on a purpose sash basis because they turned the ball overs sixteen times per game. Additionally, they fell a ton. They themselves get to the free throw line quite a bit and they shoot sixty five percent as collective at the free throw line. You've got a Dante home and who's being able to sply the team with sixteen points per game, but he's currently out for this team, He's been really their top scorers missed each of the last three games. Not likely to be out here for this one. Nikayveon White and any junior college transfer has had to pick up the mantel jersey scoring pross. He's been able to give them Bell twelve and a half points per game at Bradley. Douglassy transfer from A Little Rock, has been able to sply this team with about ten points per game as well. But for Louisian Tech love what I'm seeing out of Mari Abraham, former starter of an Old Miss two and a half seals fourteen points per game shooting forty two percent from three part rangin Sean Newman junior. He is right now in the top three and all of college basketball in terms of assists per game. Doing so will turn the ball for just two and a half times per game to go along with his eight point eight assist per game nine points per contest, mid thirty three point shooter in his own right, with having just the added help in the backcourt like at Devin Ree who's able to shoot it well from three point and shooting forty eight percent this season. To think that Louisian Tech gets a job done against a like Saday's called Georgia Southern Defense, I did sell my line at a one forty six a half with regards to total. I'm in on the over and I'll be writing up Louisiana Tech willing to lay up to twelve with them eight eighty three, eight eighty four on the card Oma. It's going to be on the road against Northern Iowa. Northern Iowa thirteen point favorite total ons game is one thirty nine and a half semi total out of one forty. This is the absolute maximum and take the overr on, but I'm willing to take a look at the over for Northern Iowa. They are outside the top three hundred in terms of total possessions per game, but they've been pretty efficient. With Tytan Anderson being able to headline things with thirteen points, six boards and half assists. The oper contest just become a nice, do it all sort of player. But Trey Campbell in the backcourt has been able to lend some nicest rotation was they start for the team each other the last two years, and now he's been doing it out a little bit more with three assists, a little bit over a seal per game career, about thirty eight and a half percent three point shooter as well in Northern Iowa has been able to shoot forty percent from the outside. It's the Nebraska Oma team that has really tried to put a little bit more emphasis on defense. We have noticed under this current coaching regime that they've really been getting slower and slower with every passing year. But for Nebraska Oma, even though they have slowed down their tempoint hasn't necessarily led to better defense. They're currently turned fifty fourth in all of college basketball and turns points a lot on a per possession basis. To their credit, they're actually allowing fewer points per possession when they are on the road rather than at home, which trying to be a little bit strange. But where this Oma team is very vulnerable is along the outside of Nebraska. Oma allowing teams to shoot thirty six point three percent for three that it's two hundred and ninety six in all of college basketball. Big reason why I'm going to light here with Northern Iowa. I did set up as a fourteen point favorite for Oma. You do have Markel Sun who's been really good download for the team seventeen points, seven a half rebounds per game, but Jacob Hudson say able to give you five plus sports per contest at six eleven. He's got good versatility and froma they're a lower tempo team that turns the ball over about twelve and a half times per game. JJ White used to be that meme facilitator. Now it's Lance Waddles who comes over from North Dakota Sadan. He's given the team about two and a half of sis per game. Hasn't really done anything bad but we've noticed that he's had a tough time be able to find guys for assists in the last few games. Not sure what's been happening there, but backcourt seems to be a little bit disjointed at this point. For Nebraska maw it's a little bit of a top heavy team as well, and that you've got your top guys. You've got JJ White off the balls shooting about thirty three percent from three, and you're getting forty eight percent three points shooting. I just Shawn Glovers stepped in. He's been able to give the team about eight and a half points per game, But it'side of your main starting five just not a lot to be at. Do you think the Northern I was able to control things down low? It's an O team has really been struggling with their offense, with seventy points for fear in their last four games. Mean, while Northern I has been despite the fact that they played quite slowly, gotten to at least eighty points and three out of their last five games with a lone exceptions being against Thorth Texas and Saint Bonaventure. So dude, like the overside I total one up to thirteen and a half with Northern Iowa eight eighty five, eight eighty six SEVNY card. Indiana's on the road against Nebraska, another game that I'm going to be riding up as Nebraska does find themselves as a favorite of three and a half points and the Don's game it is one fifty three. I'm going to write up the under in this game. Recognized the both teams are in the top eighty five terms of total possessions per game. But figure is why I did some my total more round of one forty nine and a half is that I think that you're going to get a lot of dead possessions in this game. Indiana two hundred and eightieth and all of college basketball. In terms of ball security, they're turning the ball over darn are fourteen times per game. But I do think that they hold in this game. I don't want them on the money line, but I'm willing to take the three to three and a half as they set my line at one half, because I think that they win that battle down low. Willmarbollo two blocks, nine boards, thirteen points per game. He's been rock solid, and Malik Renew just all sorts of versatility there fifteen half points, six a half boards, two and a half assists steel Alpper contest. While Mackenzie and bacbow I shot it well from three points, it remains me seeing what you're going to be able to get out of Cannon Carlisle. He had a nice last few games. Against Gonzaga he was able to put in there a few buckets with a few boards, and then fourteen points five assists in that last game against Minnesota. Very good signs for the seam and for Nebraska. Connor season has been touching go really over the last few seasons, dating back to his time with the Wisconsin Badgers, but feels like he's starting to get into a little bit more inferno modis. He had to combine fifty one points in the two games against dorth Flooria and then South Dakota and then just one point of one rebound against Michigan State in that complete bludgeoning. So and it's been the best of times and worst of times for him. This is a Nebraska team that is in the top forty nationally in terms of turnovers force on a purposession basis, so they've done a good job there, but only shooting at home. About their eighty two and a half percent for three partage overall twenty nine point eight percent from the outside outside of a season, and Bryce Williams, your top scorer, is giving you seventeen a half points per game. Not a lot of outside shooting with this team, though, you do have a lot of guys like and Andrew Morgan who comes in from North Dakota State, who is able to give you five and a half for our rebound spring Burkeye Boye Tunkle hopefully I said that correctly. He's come in from UCLA. He's been able to give the team about six or so boards a seial and a half per game, but he's helped a little bit of injury as well. He was limited in that game against Michigan State, so that's been a little bit rough for them. And Aaron Yulis he's more of a facilitator rather than a score and they need Roley Warser to become a little bit more of that main trigger man, as he's only given out about two and a half assists per game. So I do think that this is going to be a little bit more of a team matchup. So my total one forty nine and a half. Writing up the under and I'm gonna be willing to take the points. With Indiana eight eighty seven, eight eighty eight on the card. Another game, they'll write up Saint Thomas as playing goes to Western Michigan. Western Michigan an underdog of ten to ten a half points to last game it is one forty eight. I'll ride up the under here because you do have a Western Michigan team as really slowing down their temple there well outside the top two seventy five in terms of total possessions per game. But I into the credit to the Saint Thomas. This has been a team that's been a top two twenty five team in terms of points allowed on a per possession basis, and for Western Michigan, this team has had a very brutal time in terms of their three point shooting. For Western Michigan, they're shooting as collective right around about thirty percent from this And so I do like what Owen lob Singer is able to bring to the table. Lob Singer has been able to get the seam double figures. He's doing a nice job pulling in there about seven and a half for Sarreber game, they don't actually have that main facilitator right now, ej Ryans and his two and half sis per game. He throws in there about five points per contest. He's leading the way with that. Regarding them for Saint Thomas, this has been a team that has been a making or ticket sort of team. Typically, this team ranks outside the top two seventy five in terms of total possessions bringing. They've actually been in the upper half of college basketball terms of total possessions per game. They don't generate a lot of second chances as they're three and thirtieth in terms of offensive rebound percentage. Kendall Blue is right now the only guy in the roster that's alling in there more than three point seven rebounds per game, as he has supplied the team with about four and a half rebounds eleven and a half points per game. He does give out about two and half of SIS per game. And Drake Dobbs he's able to go out about three and a half of sis per game for a unit that's currently shooting thirty nine percent from three point range. Do you think that that's going to be going downward just a little bit moving forward? But Miles Barnes seball has been able to throw in their thirteen and a half points per game. On the flip side of Marcaius Strickland has stepped in for Western Michigan, He's done a rock solid job given the team about thirteen and a half points per game as well. And for Western Michigan, they really don't turn the ball over a ton, only about ten and a half or turnovers per game. But I do think that with Saint Thomas's inability to be able to grab a whole like a lot of second and third chance opportunities with Western Michigan and now slowly they're playing, that that's gonna limit really the scoring that we see in this game. I did something total one forty one half, so I'm gonna be riding up the under and then with Saint Thomas sent them as a nine a half point favorite, so here at ten plus taking those points with Western Michigan eight eighty nine, eight ninety on the benning board, it is we were staying on the road against Utah Tech. Utah Tech at three point underdog totals between one forty two and a half to one forty three, and I'll be riding up. We were stayed I sent them as a six a half point favorite. You've got a Utah Tech team that's just all sorts of burdle right now outside the top three er in terms of points scored on a purposession basis, outside the top two seventy five with reguards, they're rebound rated. We were sate leaves something to be desired defensively as well, flocking in entering into Thursday right around about two undred ninety fifth turns of points allowed on a purposession basis. But got plays Strad who is a threat to go off at any time. Two and a half seals, four and halfhasis five and a half boards, eighteen points per game for we were say team that they're pretty methodical with the ball. They only turned the ball about ten a half times for contests, they're generating some turnovers. Michael Tomley, who comes over from Ido State, he's supplied the team with twelve points per game. This team should be able to win that battle down law as you've had Nigel Burris be able to show some versatility. Always a good three point shooter, even had Ido two seasons go shot forty five percent for three forty eight percent three point shooter this year, but supplying the team with someven points five rebounds per game. And it's a Utah Tech team that they just have not been able to find their bearings from the outside. This team is very reliant upon that three point shooting and they just haven't had a lot of that. Beyond Riley has been in and out of the fold as well. He's probably the top guy fourteen points, eight boards, about two assists per contests and him being in and out. He missed that game against Utah State. That is massive for this team. You've got a keen bird who comes on over after he began his career at UNBC and Marrison. He's been able to give the team a little bit in the back court about eight points per game, but has ever been a great three point shooter, a less than thirty percent career three point shooter. Meanwhile, for weever say you do have DSA Taylor down low, He's able to give you six half rebounds per game even when Riley's out there. He's only six foot six and tennessee rainwater. He was supposed to be a guy that was supposed to help out on the glass a little bit more. Eight points, four board, shooting less than twenty five percent from three points. You just don't have a lot here for a Utah Tech team that they're doing a better job taking care of the ball. But they're shooting twenty seven a half percent for three and that's supposed to be won their main fortes. So I did so my total one forty four and a half. I am in on this little over. You've got a pair of teams wellside the top two seventy five turns of points a lot on a purposession basis. But do you think that we received thanks up to Utah Tech. I'm on to LA up to six with them ninety two on the betting board. It is South Dakota State and they are on the road against Colorado. Colorado is an eight and a half pay favorite. Total on this game is one forty six and set my line and eight and a half as well. I am seeing a few eights out there and an eighth that would be my max by point on Colorado. With this Colorado Buffalo's unit has been certainly a little bit touch and go for them throughout the season. They had their triumph when they played against Yukon a few weeks ago out there on Maui. They've had a few colds calls when they've had at home, but I like the versatility Andre Yagmowski thirteen points, five boards while shooting thirty five and a half percent from three partrange. Now for South Dakota State, they are probably gonna have their biggest job we say, chance of being able to pull the upset being on the glass with Oscar Cluffy transferred from Washington State, was actually a teammate of Yagmonski eight season ago, doing a really nice job with the block seventeen points, eleven rebounds per game. But this is a South Dakota State unit that just isn't the same with their three point shooting as they have been in the past, shooting less than thirty two percent from distance as a collective, like what Joe Sailor is able to bring to the table in the back court about thirteen points per contest. He's shooting thirty five percent from three part range. But out of everyone that has attempted at least two threes as everything more than four points per game, he is the only guy that shoots about thirty two point three percent from three part range. Now, the team as a collective does a good job of facilitating. You've got a pair of guys in the back court and kell I Gary along with Sony had Not we've been able to mind for a little bit over five assists per contest and then Cloff throws in their two and half asis per game as well. But for Colorado, I do think that what you're able to get in terms of the accombination of just size and the ability to be able to pop it. With Trevor Baskin being able to give you seven boards, nine points he at the D two ranks with shooting over forty percent from three, you've been able to get forty three point shooting twelve points, four boards out of six foot ten Elijah Malone. I think that that's going to be rough for a South Dakota State team that once again has been having a little bit of tough time on defense. They've been a little bit better with their perimeter defense this season, but still a team that ranks well outside the top two hunder twans points a lot on a purposess basis not a South Dakota State team has ever going to be really forcing the issue in terms of turnovers, and that's big for a Calrao team that has been turned the ball over about fifteen times per contest. As their back court is in a little bit of transition. Julian Hammond has been the main guy given out three as he's been really the only of their top seven scores that has been able to give the team anything from a season go And for South Dakota State has been very hit or missed with regards to their offense as well. So circumstance for I do think that the Cayrayotate defense going to be able to win out in the spot. They have now given up seventy two or fewer and for their last five games did some might total though at a one to forty six a half, do you think that there might be just a chance for some league game calling. But do you think that both of these teams, Dude, I even a little bit more th at three point shooting in Colorado is a much better offense at home rather than on the road. So one forty six or less in on the over and with Colorado willing to lay up to eight with them, this is a game that's currently off the board, but we'll be finding it on the board in the next few hours eight ninety three eighty four is North Dakota on the road against UT San Antonio meet meet for the road Runners and the reason why this game is presently off the board, this game was supposed to be played in November was postponed due to whether this has been rescheduled on this day. So when the original betting board was put into place, this game was off of the board. Now it is on the board because of a little bit of a scheduling staff foo. But that said, with this North Dakota unit, I did set them as a underdog of twelve and a half points, and this is a total I said at a one to fifty six halfs so one fifty six or less and on the over one fifty seven or higher the under and I'd be willing to lay up to twelve with UTSA thirteen or more take those points with North Dkota. For North Dakota, Tracon Eagles staff has been rocks of for them in terms of a scoring perspective, eighteen and a half points, three boards, thirty six percent from three point range. He just needs a little bit more health and you have been able to get that down low out of Mark Koolia Jovic. Last year he gave the team north of eight ports per contest. He's come back, he's been able to give you about six spoords twelve points per game. But last year shot over forty percent from three. That sounded about fifteen percent this season for a North Dakota team that as a whole, they're shooting twenty eight point three percent from three point range. You're not sharing a lot of turnovers while they themselves shrend the ball over about thirteen times per game. They just haven't found that mame facilitator either. You don't have a single guy that gives you North A two assists per game. I thought that Eli King might potentially be that guy. He certainly has up. And meanwhile, for UTSA, you've got Primo Spears, who's been able to give you a well north of twenty points per game. Now, he's a little bit of a chucker throughout his career, he has been a low thirty three point shooter, but he's the guy that certainly is able to put the ball in the basket for the team. And it's a UTSA team that just over the last few games in general, they've been able to build a little bit more confidence. Marcus Millinder in the back court is able to give you a few assists right around about ten points per contest, and it's very touch and go in terms of what you're able to get out of Marie mont Santo seasons, Goo at wake Forest was a forty plus percent three point shooter and was one of the best I guess to go out three point shooting dynamos in all of college basketball. But I mean, he's been up and down, but it has been able to give the team double figures as far as the season for utsa outside the top turner with regards the rebound rate. But Ganavias Smith should have himself a nice stay down low. He's been able to pull him for the team nine boards per contest, only give you about six points per game. But they get to go up against the North Dakota team that's right around about two hundred and ninety fifth in all of college basketball turns upon as two point shooting percentage, and they have just been getting absolutely pelted with regards to their defense, as this is a unit in North Dakota that they have given up at least seventy five points and I believe every one of their games against a Division one foh thus far the season, do you think the UTSA is going to be able put up a big number? UTSA does rank in the top seventy five in terms of total possessions per game. They've gotten to at least seventy four points in three out their last four games cleaning against Heaston Christian and Merimick. Two teams have really slowed down their tempo. So circumstance more one to fifty six or less. I mean on the over one fifty seven or higher the under, and I'm going to be one to lay up to twelve with the UTSA, thirteen or more. I think those points with North Dakota. Now we had our two extra games.

The normal betting board picks are complete, but there are some extra games today, so we go into the bonus.

Three h six five fifty one, three of six, five to fifty two. Army is on the road against George Washington, our nation's first president. Between eleven and a half to twelve point favorites, totals between one forty eight to one forty eight and a half. We're gonna be riding up the under end this game. I did some my total out of one forty one a half. Army has actually been playing a little bit more up tempo this year, and to their credit, they've gotten into the top two twenty five. Here's the points scored on a per possession basis. Jillen Rutger has made all the difference there nineteen points per game. And Ryan Curry off the ball, he's got an assister turner ratio of three. He's been able to sply the team with thirteen points in It's currently shooting forty seven percent from three pints with a combined thirty seven points in the last two games. Do you think that that's going to slow down? And for Army, their tempo has very much warped a little bit because they played that double overtime game against Lamoins, which makes it looks like they have more possessions of what they do and they also were taken out overtime by Maris as well, so that does lead to the numbers being a little bit misleading. Joshkovin's five boards, seventeen and a half points per game. It's an Army team that has hohld. They're shooting about thirty five and a half percent from three point should turn the ball over much less than they did in past seasons. Meanwhile, for George Washington, you do have a team that very much prioritizes being able to the free throw line. They're a top twelve team in all of godge basketball in terms of percentage of their points that come from made free throws. Meanwhile, you've got an Army team that's in the top twenty Nashley in terms of fields. Fellows committed on a per possession basis on defense, So I do think that had a lot of those scoring opportunities at George Washington has gotten at the charity stripe not going to be there, big reason why at a twelve I will and take the points with the Army. You do have Darren Buchanan for the George Washington team, give me a seal and a half sixteen and a half points per game, and then you've had down low about eight boards seven points per game out of profile caster as well as coming for Providence. But again a little bit of a top heavy team. They're starting to get a bit more out of some like a Christian Jones who's coming to the program. He's been able to splied the team with seven points per contest as a freshman and Trey Autrey a little bit of an undervalue guy that's shooting forty five percent for three and nine and a half points per game, but has been very sporadic towards of scoring. He had fifteen plus points and three straight games and our last two games that can nine nine points. I do think that Army is going to be able to hold in there down Loath aj Allen patch be able to play with the team with eight and a half rebounds per game. So I'm going to be writing up the under in the spot. I do think that with George Washington's inability to be able to get to the free throw line, gonna comes for a little bit of a lower scoring slog. And we have seen this George Washington to step up with their defense. Seventy points are fewer a lot of regulation at each other last four games, so in on the under end, I'm going to be willing to take those points with Army. And then we were at things up with three of six point fifty three three six point fifty four. Merrimick is going to be playing us a Boston You. Boston You is an underdog of six points to this game. It is one twenty five and a half. I also said my total at a one to twenty five and a half, So I'm going to be waiting on a little bit of line movement here, but seeing a little bit earlier one twenty five flat and at a one twenty five flat, that's my max by point on the over. But I'm gonna be one to think the six. With Boston. You've got a Merrimick team that once again is one of the best teams in all of college basketball at generating turnovers. In defense has been rock solid once again giving up sixty eight or few in each other last three games. You've got a Boston U team that is outside the top three enter in terms of points scored on a per possession basis. But we have seen this Boston YOU team pop off a little bit more in terms of offense. Not saying they're amazing, but sixty five plus points in each other last five games. Recognize that won those games. I was against a non D one team, but you've been able to have Corona Alexander being able to spy the team with fourteen points, five boards, shooting forty percent from three parts. Was sealing with a little bit of an injury in the team's game against a non D one FO. I think that that was more precautionary than anything else. Should be good to go in this one and the Miles Brewster, Michael McNair, these two guys are crying for twenty points. Both of these guys along with Alexander I'll get between two and two point two assists per contests as well. McNair has been able to shoot forty two percent from the outside. And for Boston, you the key is they do need to lock down with the guards the turnover there turn the babber fifteen times per game. But when they don't turn it over, they do shoot thirty six percent from three primes. And Mary mcs on a team that's going to light you up from the outside right now shooting twenty nine percent as a collective. As Adam Clark has had to be the main man for this team five assists, twenty points, two steals per contest, he has been tremendous. You've got Devon Savage, Alan Seawan Trumper combining for nineteen half points pergam with Trumper now shooting thirty seven hat percent from the outside. Brian Andtimino is able to give you five rebounds per game. And something that is hurting Boston You is that one of their main rebounders from a season ago, in Auto Landrum has he had to hit the floor. So if I have Malcolm Chamais give you a little bit of a block six rebounds per game, He's had to be that main man down low. But I do take a look at this circumstance. I do think that Boston You has an off to hold in there. Recognize that Boston You has turned the ball over a lot and that Merrimick's main strength is being able to generate turnovers. But Merrimick having a really tough time being able to knock down those threes. Boston You pretty good with the yards of perimeter defense. 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