Xavier vs Texas on 03/24 by Mike_Jones
71
FINAL
83
Game Texas
-4 -105
WIN
Won 0.95
Handicapper Analysis
0
Centers routinely thrive against Xavier -- see the perfect two-point shooting performance recently of Creighton's center as an example.
Texas has cultivated its inside scoring to become a strength of its team, as evident in the consistently hard-to-contain offense of center Dylan Disu.
But Xavier's perimeter defenders also have repeated trouble keeping guys in front of them.
Texas has the personnel to take advantage with guards like Marcus Carr and Tyrese Hunter who are quick off the bounce.
Especially Carr likes to pull up where he and others like Timmy Allen gladly live in the mid-range, the space where statistics show the Musketeers' defense to be especially vulnerable.
Texas is the only one of these teams that actually plays defense, and its offense has too many weapons.
Texas has cultivated its inside scoring to become a strength of its team, as evident in the consistently hard-to-contain offense of center Dylan Disu.
But Xavier's perimeter defenders also have repeated trouble keeping guys in front of them.
Texas has the personnel to take advantage with guards like Marcus Carr and Tyrese Hunter who are quick off the bounce.
Especially Carr likes to pull up where he and others like Timmy Allen gladly live in the mid-range, the space where statistics show the Musketeers' defense to be especially vulnerable.
Texas is the only one of these teams that actually plays defense, and its offense has too many weapons.
