[NCAAB] vBook: #18 Butler at Lousiville

[Mr. McGibblets]

*Bet vbucks*

8:00 PM ET, November 16, 2010
KFC Yum! Center, Louisville, KY

Favorites: Louisville -2.5
Over/Under: 134.5

Using ScoresAndOdds.com

Good Betting and Good Luck!

 

[Mr. McGibblets]

Lousiville opening up the new KFC YUM! Center. WTF kinda name is that.

YUM! is something like the number 1 fast food organization in the world.

 

[GreatGolson]

B-U! T-L-E! R-U A buldog? HELL YA. Lifelong season ticket holder and in attendence of every tourny game last year, dogs are looking mighty fine. Shelvin mack is the man to watch but look for 44 andrew smith coming off the bench

 

[NoJusticeNoPeace]

Go Bulldogs!

 

[Mr. McGibblets]

B-U! T-L-E! R-U A buldog? HELL YA. Lifelong season ticket holder and in attendence of every tourny game last year, dogs are looking mighty fine. Shelvin mack is the man to watch but look for 44 andrew smith coming off the bench

So youre saying i should lay the boom on Butler?

Dont let your analysis let me down. Lousiville is very very inexperienced.

 

[GreatGolson]

Sorry mcgibs, this isnt butler, ill tell you that right now. They are DEER in the F^CKING HEADLIGHTS, thank god this is the only team they play who'll have the size advantage (-Duke) this team is too young, Brads playing all the freshman and underclassmen who dont know how to guard a consistent 3 pt shooter. This is exactly what happened last year, all of our regular season losses came at the beginning of the season. Bottom line, for the next 2 months, this team lives and dies by Shelvin Mack

 

[IHateMarkMay]

41-23 at the half, Louisville up.

 

[GreatGolson]

Well as i have done with butler basketball for the past decade, assume only that we will make the tourney, then let them do the rest.

 

[Lou Holtz]

LETS GO CARDS

 

[GreatGolson]

HAVE FUN IN THE BIG EAST

 

[GreatGolson]

Well im gunna be damn near broke. guess im going all in on the army game. Dawgs started slow last year, got blown out by Georgetown, surprisingly conference play gives us a chance to refine our strengths, and we are able to come out of it better than when we went in.