2006
CBB
Boise-Colorado State
Press Notes
will be searching for its 19th-straight home win over non-conference
opponents when they host
The Rams (2-2) claimed a 74-56 victory over Montana State Northern Saturday.
1-1 record after a 77-68 win over
Saturday night.
holds a 24-9 regular season record in the month of November. CSU was a perfect
5-0 in the 11th month last season. Joe Duffy’s sports betting
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Texas
Press Notes
Bobby Knight has guided the Red Raiders to a 4-0 record
this season, including wins over Gardner-Webb and Arkansas-Little Rock in the
Lubbock Regional of the tournament. The Golden Eagles (4-0) boast one of the
best backcourts in the country in Dominic James and Jerel
McNeal and have outscored opponents by an average of 22 points. Stevie
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San Francisco-Ohio State
Press Notes
USF is 2-1 after suffering its
first loss of the season to 4-0
Gymnasium. Monday’s opponent
has won all four of its previous contests with an average margin of victory of
25.3 points. The closest game they have had was an 87-75 win over Loyola of
Chicago while their biggest win was a 37 points win over VMI
(107-69). The Buckeyes are shooting 56.1 percent as a team to 38.2% for its
opponents.
will get stronger later in the season when freshman center Greg Oden returns from injury. MasterLockLine.com has the top plays from the top
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San Diego-Loyola
Press Notes
Loyola is 10-2 at home versus non-conference opponents.
The Ramblers have won eight straight home games versus non-Horizon League foes
and are 16-3 in their last 19 contests at the
for most home wins in a single campaign since the building opened for the
1996-97 season. For the first time since 1980-81, Loyola has been picked to win
the Horizon League title in the annual preseason poll of the League’s coaches,
sports information directors and media. In addition, the Ramblers were also
picked as Horizon League favorites by Athlon, Street &
Smith and Lindy’s. Loyola is coming off of a 19-win season, its best showing
since going 27-6 and advancing to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen in 1984-85. Through
its first four contests, Loyola is knocking down shots at a .505 (108 for 214)
clip from the field. In their three victories, the Ramblers have connected on
.533 (81 for 152) of their attempts from the field but hit only .435 (27 for
62) in a loss to No. 7 Ohio State. A year ago, Loyola led the Horizon League
with a .455 field-goal percentage. MasterLockLine.com has the top plays from the top
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NFL
Giants-Jaguars
Journal News
The Jacksonville Jaguars have been one of the league’s
most up-and-down teams. They own the league’s fourth-best overall defense, and
the fifth-best passing defense. And yet, they suffered high-scoring losses to
Washington, 36-30 in overtime, and Houston, 27-7. On the other hand, the
Jaguars (5-4) proved in a 41-0 win over the Jets that they can score points in
bulk. The Giants (6-3), with an offense that has averaged 23.8 points per game
– ninth best in the league – could find themselves in a shootout. The Giants
could go into the game missing six starters, with possibly linebacker Carlos Emmons
(groin) and running back Tiki Barber (thumb) working
at reduced capacity.