Big Game Tonight - My Fade Of The Year

[CheCheBoFumbe]

I'm not even sure when I picked an easy winner. My last winner was Kansas -14- and they won by 15 but could have just as easily lost by the spread. Rest all losers and most blow outs.

This is going to be a very strong play even for me. So I'm calling it my Fade of the Year. If it wins I will be a very happy man, If it goes down all sharp objectives will be banned from my house for some time.

Prudue +8

Good luck if you play. I know I will need it.

[Kaptain]

gl tonight Che....sweat it...I see the score 75-68........yeh I know....you'll take it

[Letswinalot]

GL man. See that game being scary either way you bet it. Like Mich State game. Kansas by 5-10 pts.

[OilCanBoyd]

I might throw down too CheChe. I think Hummel and Jackson are coming up big tonight. BOL to ya man.

[jt4545]

Gl c-c

[Letswinalot]

LOL Im starting to like the over in that game. Im a sucker for the over today. GL I hope Purdue covers so their will be fouls at the end.

[CheCheBoFumbe]

Thanks Everyone For The Support



All the sharp objects in the house have been put back in their place and I'm even for the tournament. Monday the sun will rise the birds will sing and all will be dancing in the streets. Even thought of jumping off the wagon but my AA meeting Tuesday wouldn't be much fun.

Goodnight I will sleep well..........

[hunter121]

Great thread! Also my favorite view.

[jt4545]

Great call, was going to go with kansas, but you made me do it right thanks !! Keep em coming on my way to hit the little round orange ball = so i can see it much better, getting old like spark and the kapt.,

[ravenmaniac]

Congrats Che Che, good job

[Kaptain]

coulda and shoulda won outright.....

Purdue was clinging to a 60-59 lead and had the ball and under a
minute remaining when Lewis Jackson, the shot clock winding
down, lost control at the top of the key. Johnson picked it up
and went the other way for the go-ahead lay-in with 23.3 seconds
left.



Hummel missed an open 3-pointer at the other end and Tyshawn
Taylor scored a transition dunk for the Jayhawks with 2.5
seconds left, giving the roughly 15,000 fans who had made the
three-hour drive from the Kansas campus reason to let out a roar
for one of the first times all night.



After a timeout, Purdue sharpshooter Ryne Smith managed to get
off a decent look at a long, potential tying 3-pointer. It hit
off the backboard, clanked off the rim and finally fell away.