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The Bottom Line:
Wisconsin +3.5 (4.4* NCAAB POD); Wright St +8 bonus2.2*
Love Wisconsin tonight as I think they rebound from their 1-3 start in Big Ten play they are still a contender in this conference and I think they match up well vs. Purdue.Â*Â* Purdue struggles offensively themselves scoring just 45 against Penn State over the weekend so expect Wisconsin’s top ranked defense to give them issues.Â* Wisconsin has to get hot from the perimeter like they have earlier in the season and Purdue is ranked 172nd in the nation in 3 point defense so the opportunity is there.Â* Wisconsin also holds edge in rebound % ranked 66th in the country to Purdue’s 166th and FT % shooting 72.2% on the road to Purdue’s 60% at home from the charity stripe.
4* Gonzaga (+4) over St MarysCA
11:00 PM -- McKeon Pavilion
As you might expect, these two are destroying everyone else in the West Coast Conference as they prepare for the first of two in-season matchups and the inevitable(?) conference tournament final. Last year each won outright as the dog on the other`s court before the Bulldogs prevailed over St. Mary`s in CT play. This year Gonzaga arrives at 13-2 with an 8 game win streak and a place back in the Top 25 and St. Mary’s welcomes them at 15-2 having won 13 of 14. For east coast aficionados, this one should be worth staying up for. For bettors, why go against the trend. The dog covers...or wins outright. Take The Points With Gonzaga.
Dog of Week
5* CalIrvine (+5) over Cal Poly
10:00 PM -- Bren Event Center
Mid December trips to a good Wyoming, to LSU and to UCLA in an 8 day span are beginning to pay off for the very young Anteaters. Second year HC Russell Turner appears to have melded a tight 8 man rotation from the four holdover juniors he began working with a year ago and a sophomore and three newcomers. They are beginning to get a hold of his toughness (average 39 rebounds per game) and have begun to clamp down on defense (have held three of first four Big West opponents to 39% shooting or less (including 31% from beyond arc in last 5 games.) The Anteaters have even begun to shoot better themselves after struggling in the early part of the schedule and those November and December struggles might still be giving us some value in the line as they look to better their 3-1 Conference start, which includes outright dog wins at Northridge and Pacific. Cal-Poly received a little juice with an ugly 42-36 win over USC back in November, but has battled for offensive consistency of late (41% overall - 21% from beyond arc in last 5) and has been soft on "D" against the three-point shot...which Irvine has done very well with of late (43% last six games.) Look for Cal-Irvine to continue to move forward. Take The Points With Cal-Irvine
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