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Gonzaga Basketball

November 17, 2010 by · Comments Off on Gonzaga Basketball 

Gonzaga Basketball, Hey people. Season NCAA basketball game is just around the corner and we are back with tons of college basketball great handicap items to help you become the best expert basketball Paris on your block in the season 2010 / NCAA Hoops 11 and beyond.

Sportsbook.com Odds to win the NCAA title – 50 / 1

NCAA Basketball – Gonzaga Preview
Key players added – Marquise Carter, Hyland Keegan, Olynyk, Kelly
Key player’s lost-Matt Bouldin

Last season, Gonzaga did not roll through the West Coast Conference as they are accustomed to, but they still won the championship. They were somewhat overshadowed by the conference foe St. Mary’s that made the Sweet 16 in the Big Dance last season while Gonzaga only has he done for the second round. However, the Bulldogs might be better this season and they are favorites to win their 11th straight WCC title.

The Zags return 4 starters, but the one they lost is a great PG in Matt Bouldin, who was the WCC player of the year. Gonzaga’s head coach Mark Few said recently, “It will be difficult because we ran everything by Matt (Bouldin). We probably are more of a team inside out. ”

F Elias Harris (14.9 ppg 7.1 rpg last season) is the first candidate to win the conference player of the year this season and is a very athletic player and will probably be a difficult choice of first round NBA when he left school.

The Bulldogs also return G Steven Gray (13 ppg last season) and 7-foot C Robert Sacre (10.3 points per game 5.4 rebounds per game), and these guys with Harris gave the Zags a formidable trio who can score from inside and outside. Coronation is about to become one of the best big men in the country and the score may Gray, but he was inconsistent in its long-range shooting last season and will find its range for the Bulldogs to go far in the big dance. Both Gray and Harris have been selected to the list of pre-season wooden top 50 players in the nation.

The fourth starter is returning Demetri Goodson (6.4 ppg last season), which is an outsourcer perfect for the Zags, as it is a great defensive player who does not seek a lot of shots. It’s a good thing, because it is not a good outside shooter.

Even those who return the key guy this season may be juco transfer Marquise Carter, who takes over the position for Bouldin PG. Carter will be counted to produce right away, especially the distribution of the ball to the trio above. It will also be helped by real rookie David Stockton, who is the son of another decent Gonzaga PG John Stockton.

The Bulldogs are deep inside this season, not only with Harris and the Sacred, but with more contributions from 7-footer Kelly Olynyk and 6’9 “redshirt rookie Sat Dower. However, a major weakness of the Bulldogs Last season was their 3-point shooting. If they fight again shooting teams will stack deep inside to stop the big men to dominate the paint. Last season, the Bulldogs shot only 35.3% beyond the 3-pt arc and they shot 66.4% from the foul line. Shooting charity band may be even worse this season since he left and Bouldin was the best free-throw shooter this season last.

Gonzaga is stacked and they play a very unselfish type of basketball. The MLS is a big issue, but Carter has the skills and Stockton has the pedigree.

The Bulldogs play a schedule of the season very difficult at first to face three teams ranked in the top 25 in the State of Kansas # 3, # 16 Illinois and # 14 Baylor and difficult tests at Notre Dame Xavier, Oklahoma State, Wake Forrest.

Surprising stat: Gonzaga has won 10 straight conference titles, which is the longest active sequence in the nation.
Strengths: Depth, team play, the size and number of marking options.
Weaknesses: 3-point shooting, free throws, a situation unknown PG.
Big Dance? Certainly

Gonzaga Win forecast for 2010-11 total

Last season, the Bulldogs have won 27 games and their players back they will increase this season and be within 30 total victories.

Ecu Football

September 18, 2010 by · Comments Off on Ecu Football 

Ecu Football, The football team of the Central University has rarely left a feeling of loss as good about his future as the Tigers did after dropping a 20-7 decision Saturday to the sixth ranked Texas A & M-Kingsville. But this week’s opponent, the fifth-ranked Abilene Christian, has become a way of feeling good to bad in a hurry.

“We’re playing another great team,” said ECU head coach Tim McCarty, whose 0-2 team will face the 2-0 Wildcats at 6 pm Saturday at Shotwell Stadium in Abilene. “It’s a computer that has a lot of weaknesses.”

As the Tigers did not pass his first two events of the season, falling 45-23 at Fort Hays State before losing to TAMUK, took a big step forward – especially on defense – last week against a team coming off a season Opening discomfort former No. 1 Division II Northwest Missouri State. McCarty said he hopes to build on that momentum this week against an opponent in order of the Lone Star Conference South Division.

“We see it as an opportunity,” said McCarty. “We are very close.

“I like our team, and I like the future of Central Timor football a lot,” he said. “Once we have the pleasure of winning, I do not think we’re going backwards.”

ECU has not won a football game since Week 8 of the 2008 season and has not won in 17 away games dating back to 2007, but Tiger – passed 202-33 in the first four games of a season 0 – 11 in 2009 – at least competitive in its first two outings this fall.

McCarty’s defense surrendered 450 yards last week in Kingsville (vs. 513 in the loss of Fort Hays), but recovered much of that total over 133 yards in returns on four interceptions. Cornerback Dontae Smith recorded two interceptions and was rewarded with North LSC Defensive Player of the Week honors, and Charlie Burks returned another selection for the only touchdown ECU.

“Dontae had a huge game,” said McCarty. “And also had 17 rushing / or visits to quarterback, and I think he had seven sacks (ECU actually had six, including two of Travis Buchanan). We had the pressure on the quarterback more or less overnight.

“Our defensive line did a great job in Kingsville offensive line,” he said. “Kingsville just had a superior ability on offense – he had a lot of good players, and fast.”

Buchanan took over the defensive end when starter Maurice Lanclos suffered a knee injury in the first half against Kingsville, and he fired a pass rush that was even more impressive considering starting other end of the defense of the Tigers Armonty Bryant, also missed missed most part of the game with leg cramps.

“When you go on defense, your job is get you off the court,” says McCarty. “It’s a battle of field position during the game. We gave up some yards, but our defense always ended with a play that has some of the backyards.”

While the defense uses big plays to back repeated threats from feral pigs, crime ECU – which had issued more than 350 yards the previous week – sputtered most of the night. Given the exceptional field position the defense on several occasions, quarterback Tyler Vanderzee and the Tiger offense could not move against TAMUK rock ribbed defense, which held ECU to 87 total yards, including the least-9 yards land.

Failed center quarterback exchange – a chronic problem after starting center Chad Roark left the game in the first half – led to several turnovers. The first was recovered by the boar in his 11 to kill only real threat from the Tigers in the first half, and also lost two fumbles, Vanderzee – not had an interception in 31 attempts at Fort Hays – was intercepted twice completing just 12-of-25 passes for 96 yards.

“Tyler was half last week,” said McCarty of Vanderzee. “Some of the lost communication problems between the center and the quarterback, but he has to do such work. He missed some reads hot, but also dropped five or six passes.

“Defense Kingsville was intended to stop after the game he had last week, and he was under pressure all night,” he added. “Overall, I would give about a B-minus.”

Vanderzee could have a slightly easier time Saturday against an ACU defense that surrendered 26 points in the 39-26 victories over No. 9 Washburn to open the season and 13 in 30-point hits the Northeast last week.

“Talent-wise, they’re very similar (defensive) of Kingsville,” McCarty said of the Wildcats, who have won six of eight previous meetings with the Tigers. “They run a different scheme. They are similar to ours (3-4) defense in terms of adaptation, and have excellent players on the defensive.

“They are a very disciplined team that does not have a lot of mistakes,” he added. “They started the season with two road wins, which is always difficult.”

Despite heavy ECU will be a loser for the third consecutive week, McCarty said he simply wants his team to continue the progress he showed in his home last Saturday.

“We’re not worried about the game the other team as much as we are with the play of our team,” he said. “Our approach is totally in the execution of the programs we use and at the same time the kind of play fast, physical football want to play.”

Wvu Football

September 18, 2010 by · Comments Off on Wvu Football 

Wvu Football, MD vs WVU College Football Picks Week 3: All signals in Week 3 refer to some important disorders and some classic games in manufacture. To stay ahead of the game we created our review of the College Football Week 3 Picks & Predictions from the Maryland Terrapins and mountaineers WVU. This game will be played today at 12:00 PM EST. For a complete list of College Football betting odds, picks & predictions do not forget to visit the online sportsbook Bodog.com and get an instant 10% Signup Bonus for you to start earning your College Football picks Bodog.com today!

Head coach Ralph Friedgen who had a 2-10 record last season college football leads the Maryland Terrapins. The starting quarterback for this game is Chris Turner. The Terrapins are 2-0 this season.

West Virginia Highlanders are led by head coach Bill Stewart had a 9-4 record last season of college football. Starting quarterback for this game will be Geno Silva. Mountaineers are 2-0 going into Week 3.

Here are the latest 2010 College Football betting odds for this match between the Terrapins and mountaineers who are at Bodog.com.

Maryland Terrapins odds betting on the difference in points are now in 10 mountaineers (-105), and West Virginia Betting Odds point differentials are currently set at -10 (-105).

The Over / under total in this game are currently published in O / U 44 points (-110).

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Espnu

September 4, 2010 by · Comments Off on Espnu 

Espnu, Florida, Seminole Samford Bulldogs will face Florida State for NCAA College Football. This game is also in line with the games in this September 4, 2010 that also begin at 24:00 ET. More information about this football game below.

This time, legendary coach Bobby Bowden will not lead Range 20 Florida State after his retirement. Jimbo Fisher will try to regain the leadership of the Florida State Seminoles, as they open the season against Samford Bulldogs NCAA.

Florida State has its new head coach of Jimbo Fisher bringing new life to school and the team after several mediocre season of recently retired coach Bobby Bowden. Although the team was able to win two national championships under Bowden, who was not able to carry a team to 10 wins a season since 2003.

The football match between Samford and Florida State will live sports channel ESPNU.

Georgia Bulldogs

September 4, 2010 by · Comments Off on Georgia Bulldogs 

Georgia Bulldogs, An interesting legal question has been raised by the bloggers emerged from the cold. An arrest warrant Alec Ogletree was posted on Thursday, presumably before the close of business at 5:00 pm College football season began last night with the launch of the game at Wake Forest-Presbyterian at 6:30 pm Therefore, when the order was issued, it was still technically the offseason. Moreover, the incident-giving rise to the order came on June 15, but arrangements are being made for Ogletree to surrender today, according to Seth Emerson.

What controls, the date of the incident, the date the warrant was issued or the date on which the player turned himself in to authorities? In other words, the Georgia Bulldogs just scored the first points in his defense of 2011 Fulmer Cup, or are running the score on his victory 2010 Fulmer Cup?

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