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Kentucky at Gonzaga Predictions/Updates

Kentucky vs. Gonzaga 9 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins?

    • Kentucky
      44%
    • Gonzaga
      55%

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Poll closed on 11/21/2022 at 12:36 AM

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10 minutes ago, Kentucky Windage said:

Yeah, Cal has some work to do. Based on previous results he gets until Christmas before I get too worried. 

I made a statement 8 years ago that Cal would never win another national title unless he has 3 great shot blockers that can guard any position on the floor like he did in 2012 with Davis, Jones and MKG, obviously I’m still standing by that!!

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  • For some teams, one good shot is better than two bad ones.     But I the interest of fairness, two bad shots is probably better than one bad shot. 

  • 16thBBall Fan
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    Wow, CJ is really bad defensively 

  • Foul discrepancy is because Gonzaga is quicker and taking everything to the basket. Kentucky is slower and working around the perimeter. 

12 hours ago, 16thBBall Fan said:

Everybody played 2 for 1 when was there

You’re older than I thought. 
 

Did they shoot 3 to make 2 from the line?

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