10* alert...... CBB BEST BET SINCE I HAVE BEEN HERE!

[rocko]

WOWWWWWWW shorty was not really liking this game till i seen your post now im on them bigggggggg gllllllll to us all and thanks for the play shorty
peaceeeeeeeeeeeeee

[Spearit]

This is going to be good tonight. I have wavered and decided I would enjoy this game more by betting elsewhere and watching them go at it. Good luck Shorty and all on whoever is your pick. Love to watch Azubuilke slashing to the goal as well for Kentucky. But stopping "Bogart" who is the finest player with a complete game and a number 1 draft status, will be impossible.
But wait - Some clues may be gotten from these quotes: The Wildcats know they must slow Bogut to get past the Utes and set up a possible regional final matchup with Duke. They're not even talking about stopping Bogut because that rarely happens to someone who averages 20.4 points (12th best in the nation) and 12.2 rebounds (second best), and is coming off a career-high seven assists in a second-round game against Oklahoma.

"You can't give him a strict diet of doing things," Kentucky coach Tubby Smith said. "You have to change it up."

The variety of schemes will feature plenty of double teams. However, as Wildcats forward Chuck Hayes noted, "he's seen double teams all year and still put up the numbers he has."

Those numbers include double figures in points and rebounds 25 times.

Kentucky's rotation of Bogut busters will start with freshman center Randolph Morris, who is coming off his first double-double and drew his coach's praise for how well he's been rebounding and avoiding fouls lately.

Morris said he hopes to be aggressive enough on offense to wear out Bogut. He also appears to be falling into the trap of thinking the Croatian-born, Australian-bred Bogut is a soft international player. "I think he may try not to bang with us and play so physical, so we have to draw him into that type of play," Morris said.

Apparently, he hasn't seen the clip of the tipoff from the Australia-Greece game.

Or heard Bogut describe it.

"I was just playing, my man," Bogut said. "I wasn't trying to prove a point. I was just playing."

For Giacoletti, seeing Bogut thrive on the international stage - he averaged 14.8 points and 8.8 rebounds in five games, with 21 and nine against fourth-place finisher Lithuania - was especially rewarding because it verified everything he'd heard about his star player.

Gonna be a fine game - Who will out coach and out play who. I am a Gator which found the key to beating Kentucky in the championship SEC game. Whooped em good too.

[suprasass]

Getting close to game time Shorty.

Best of Luck!!

[Deano]

Good Luck

[Ldawg]

BR I N G ER HOME SHORT S T U F F !!!! gl

[phantom]

Lets Go Utes!!!! Lets Go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!