Aren't we playing Texas in a couple hours?

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  • kccougar
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    From Shaggy Bevo:

    Does BYU's PG wear a knee brace?

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  • Pelado
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    I have not seen Texas play and am not familiar with their style or personnel. The preview indicates that their post starters are 6' 9" and 6' 8" and that their guards are 6' 3", 6' 2", and 6' 1". So each of our starters is taller than their counterpart on paper. The preview doesn't share anything about their relative quickness.

    Three of their starters average double-digit points per game.

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  • Jeff Lebowski
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    Hook 'em again, guys. I could have even more fun with my Texas amigos.

    67-66 will not happen. May add 20 points to each score.

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  • kccougar
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    Originally posted by Pelado View Post
    Preview: http://byucougars.com/m-basketball/b...l-fame-classic

    RealtimeRPI currently rates Texas at 21, with a projected final RPI of 67. It also projects a 67-66 victory for the Cougars, which seems like a pretty low scoring game. The lowest they have scored in a game so far this season is 72 points, the highest is 89.

    Texas has achieved their lofty RPI with home victories against Mercer (3 points), South Alabama (7 points), Stephen F. Austin (10 points), and Houston Baptist (28 points).
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  • Pelado
    started a topic Aren't we playing Texas in a couple hours?

    Aren't we playing Texas in a couple hours?

    Preview: http://byucougars.com/m-basketball/b...l-fame-classic

    RealtimeRPI currently rates Texas at 21, with a projected final RPI of 67. It also projects a 67-66 victory for the Cougars, which seems like a pretty low scoring game. The lowest they have scored in a game so far this season is 72 points, the highest is 89.

    Texas has achieved their lofty RPI with home victories against Mercer (3 points), South Alabama (7 points), Stephen F. Austin (10 points), and Houston Baptist (28 points).
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