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Kentucky vs Robert Morris Predictions

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Wildcats win this by 33

 

 

:scared: Oh my friend , I wish I had your faith.

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Was just showing on ch 27 news inside the gym and already a very hostile RM crowd there. Bromley said about a couple hundred UK fans in attendance.

I know very little about RM. Found their starting lineup and thought I would share.

 

 

 

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G – VELTON JONES, #2

6-1 | 170 lb. | RS Senior

(10.9 ppg, 1.7 rpg, 5.2 apg)

John Calipari spoke highly of Velton Jones during his pre-Robert Morris press conference before #wheelsup Monday afternoon. Cal called him a great leader and a physical player at point guard.

“He’ll grab guys,” Calipari said of the fifth-year senior guard. “I’ve seen him on tape just go grab a guy. But it’s because he has the ability to physically dominate a game that he can do that and no one messes with him.”

That dominant physicality is part of the reason Jones is just the ninth player in the 32-year history of the Northeastern Conference to eclipse totals of 1,500 points and 500 assists over a career.

Have fun with that, Harrow.

 

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G – CORON WILLIAMS, #3

6-2 | 170 lb. | RS Junior

(9.2 ppg, 2.2 rpg, 1.2 apg)

Coron Williams is the only Colonial who started all 37 games last season and, until Feb. 23, he had started 70 consecutive games in the Robert Morris backcourt. Williams is a great shooter from outside; he’s connected on 69 three-point attempts this season, second to teammate Karvel Anderson’s 78 on the year. Together, Williams and Anderson have helped Robert Morris set a new school record for three-point field goals made in a single season.

To put that in perspective, Julius Mays and Kyle Wiltjer have hit 64 and 55 three-pointers this season, respectively. Robert Morris as a team has hit 102 more three-pointers than Kentucky this year.

 

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G/F – LUCKY JONES, #22

6-6 | 205 lb. | Sophomore

(11.8 ppg, 6.1 rpg, 1.5 apg)

Lucky Jones has reached double-figure scoring in 15 of 17 games since serving a one-game suspension back in January. Over that span, Jones is shooting 50.4 percent (69-for-137) from the field, including 53.6 percent (30-for-56) from beyond the arc, and 82.4 percent (70-for-85) at the free-throw line.

Here’s a stat that’ll make you cringe… Jones and Karvel Anderson have combined to shoot 55.9% from beyond the three-point line at home in 2012-13.

Ugh.

 

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F – RUSSELL JOHNSON, #34

6-6 | 18o lb. | RS Senior

(11.7 ppg, 6.0 rpg, 2.0 apg)

Russell Johnson is a versatile forward who can play multiple positions, is active on the boards, and can knock down jump shots from all over. He’s currently third on Robert Morris’ all-time rebounding list and playing the best basketball of his career down the final stretch.

Since being inserted into the starting lineup in mid-January, Johnson has averaged 12.5 points, 6.3 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 2.2 steals while shooting 46.3 percent from the field, including 42.5 percent from deep, and 72.6 percent at the free-throw line. Included in that stretch are 12 double-figure scoring games, two double-doubles and four 20+ point games.

 

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F – MIKE MCFADDEN, #1

6-8 | 220 lb. | Junior

(8.4 ppg, 3.6 rpg)

McFadden, who transferred to Robert Morris from Iona after the 2010 fall semester, will be undersized in the matchup with Willie Cauley-Stein down low tonight, but he’ll look to make up for that size differential with his toughness and a very physical presence in the paint.

Though I’m not convinced Kentucky will win this game the way we’d all like, I’m almost certain McFadden will be on the wrong end of a few lobs as Kentucky will look to use its height and length advantage down low.

 

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Hopefully I can use that guy sometime over the next two or 3 weeks. 1st game like last year would be really special. :sssh::D

 

Lehigh 75 Duke 70

 

Shaddup...:D

 

 

I'll take that over a road game to kick off the post season NIT anyday.:lol:

For real....for real.......good luck tonight.

 

Go away...

NIT vs NCAA Tournament... Next

 

 

 

8 vs 4 NEXT!!!

Stop, stop, you guys are killin' me! :lol: :lol::lol::lol::lol:

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From Matt Jones' twitter. 45 minutes ago. The line waiting to get in.

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