PREMIUM
Schule's SWEET 16 TOP RATED *BLOCKBUSTER* - +$15,912 All NCAAB 2015
(NCAAB) Michigan State vs. Oklahoma,
03/27/2015 6:07 PM, Score: 62 - 58
Money Line: -127.00 Michigan State (Away)
Result: Win
Money Line: -127.00 Michigan State (Away)
Result: Win
This is a 10* play on the Michigan State Spartans.
The Spartans were 12-6 in the Big-10, while Oklahoma was 12-6 in the Big-12. Michigan State has won 25 games, while the Sooners have won 24. If you take a look at these teams, and evaluate them based on their overall body of work, they look pretty close. That's not how I am looking at it though. I see a Michigan State team that has just now started to reach it's full potential, and an Oklahoma team that is in way over it's head. The Big-12 was considered by many to be the toughest conference in all of college basketball, but after seeing Iowa State and Baylor knocked out by no name teams in the first round, we might have to reconsider that thought. It's worth noting that Oklahoma lost to Iowa State twice in recent weeks, and split the season series with Baylor losing the most recent meeting by double-digits. The Spartans looked great against Virginia on Sunday, shooting 50% from beyond the arc and holding the Cavs to just 29.8% shooting in a 60-54 victory. The Sooners have had an easy road to the Sweet 16, with rather unimpressive wins over Albany and Dayton. Can they rise to the occasion against an elite team? History suggests not, they've failed to cover in six of their last seven versus teams with a winning percentage of .600 or better.
Take MSU.
GL,
Jesse Schule
The Spartans were 12-6 in the Big-10, while Oklahoma was 12-6 in the Big-12. Michigan State has won 25 games, while the Sooners have won 24. If you take a look at these teams, and evaluate them based on their overall body of work, they look pretty close. That's not how I am looking at it though. I see a Michigan State team that has just now started to reach it's full potential, and an Oklahoma team that is in way over it's head. The Big-12 was considered by many to be the toughest conference in all of college basketball, but after seeing Iowa State and Baylor knocked out by no name teams in the first round, we might have to reconsider that thought. It's worth noting that Oklahoma lost to Iowa State twice in recent weeks, and split the season series with Baylor losing the most recent meeting by double-digits. The Spartans looked great against Virginia on Sunday, shooting 50% from beyond the arc and holding the Cavs to just 29.8% shooting in a 60-54 victory. The Sooners have had an easy road to the Sweet 16, with rather unimpressive wins over Albany and Dayton. Can they rise to the occasion against an elite team? History suggests not, they've failed to cover in six of their last seven versus teams with a winning percentage of .600 or better.
Take MSU.
GL,
Jesse Schule
