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Sweet 16: Kentucky vs. Louisville Predictions

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Louisville 79

Kentucky 71

 

Chris Jones will play big!!

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Louisville 79

Kentucky 71

 

Chris Jones will play big!!

 

If UL has to rely on Jones they are in trouble. Russ and Hancock have to have huge games to win.

UK scores 70+, they win.

UK scores 59-, they lose.

UK in the 60s, toss up.

 

The way the game is called will be key. If it is a "historical" Big East whistle, favors UofL.

 

So in a round about way you are saying if the refs enforce the rules Louisville is in trouble.

Cats by 1. It should be a good one.

Definitely bias, but crazy to be the I'm seeing the Cats as a 5 point underdog. Thought Louisville would be the favorite but more like 1.5 points.

Definitely bias, but crazy to be the I'm seeing the Cats as a 5 point underdog. Thought Louisville would be the favorite but more like 1.5 points.

 

Vegas guys know what they are talking about I'm even more nervous now. UK has not shot . U of L is just superior to our Wildcats.

I think it will get bet down to around 3 before game time.

The key to this game is for the twins to make the perimeter shots. That will stretch the D and will allow passing lanes to feed the bigs.

Uof L has to keep their bigs out of foul trouble. Smith and Hancock will have to catch fire for the cards to win. Should be a great game.

Louisville doesn't need BOTH Smith and Hancock to have big games to be successful. But definitely one of them needs to.

Definitely bias, but crazy to be the I'm seeing the Cats as a 5 point underdog. Thought Louisville would be the favorite but more like 1.5 points.

 

I've never bet on a game before. How would one go about it?

Louisville doesn't need BOTH Smith and Hancock to have big games to be successful. But definitely one of them needs to.

 

Depends on what you mean by big game. Scoring

So I realized today that I have a chance to win big money ($3,000) for one of my brackets in a pool I'm in. I have a wedding coming up. That money would really help with that....I need Louisville to win Friday for that to happen. I don't need the money that bad. :lol2:

So, my son the UofL fan gets on Craig's list ASAP when he finds out UK/UL play Friday to see if he can get tix. He's all jacked up, finds two in the lower part of the corner. He goes, pays the guy, verifies the tix are legit, then reads at the bottom that they are Sunday for the Championship :clap:

So, now he's torn, should he sell them and try to get some for Friday, or keep them in the event the Cards win he can go to the regional final. So, being older and wiser, I told him to come home Friday, watch the game with me, then if UofL wins he has great seats for the championship. If not, he can sell the seats to the first UK fan who comes calling. Brilliant.

I think it will get bet down to around 3 before game time.

 

Yeah, said the same thing to my boss. Said it would drop down to probably 2.5

 

I've never bet on a game before. How would one go about it?

 

No idea honestly. Never bet for real. Just little bets with friends.

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