UK 22.5 point favorite against Vandy tomorrow.

UKWildcats#8

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I would not touch that line. Vandy has lot 3 in a row, and will play desperate tomorrow night. If you hold a gun to my head I'd say we win by 25-30, but who knows. Comfortable win regardless, but if Vandy hits a lot of 3's they may stay within the spread.
 

ulismyman

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I don't care if they play desperate or not...wont help them...having said that...betting wise I would sit this one out
 

Goingfor9

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I got in on the action against Bama and made out like a banshee. I'll be doing it again tomorrow.
 
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If the Cats plat like they did at A&M Vandy might cover ... but I don't see it.
 
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Since 2009, there have been 284 games where the line favored the home team between 21-23 points. The home team has won 281 (98.9%) of those games. The road team has gone 144-135-5 ATS covering by an average of 1.2 points. Strictly from a statistical comparison, Kentucky has a 99.2% chance of winning tomorrow's game.

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Friedas_Boss

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Originally posted by musrat59:

I think Vandy will try to milk the shot clock.
That makes no sense if you know anything about our team. We are a very good offensive team and we will take our shots within the offense. When we get an open look, we better take it or we'll lose by 50.

The key to this game, as IL Wildcat stated in another thread, is defensive rebounding. If we can hold UK to one shot per trip, we'll be in this ball game. If UK gets a ton of offensive rebounds, we're gonna get crushed.

The only way I see us milking the clock would be if we have a double digit lead with not much time to play. At that point, it makes sense.