NCAA Tournament West Region Second Round
#5 Arizona Wildcats vs #12 Memphis Tigers
Bank of Oklahoma Center, Tulsa, OK
Friday, March 18, 2011, 2:45 pm Eastern, TV: CBS
Opening Line: Arizona -6 1/2
Current Line: Arizona -5 1/2
Opening Total: 138 1/2
Current Total: 139
Money Line: Arizona -240 / Memphis +200

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Memphis Tigers at Tennessee Volunteers, Thompson-Boling Arena, Knoxville, TN
Wednesday, January 5, 2011, 9:00 pm Eastern, TV: ESPN2
Opening Line: Tennessee -6
Current Line: Tennessee -7
Opening Total: 147 1/2
Current Total: 145
Money Line: Tennessee -300 / Memphis +250

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Georgetown Hoyas at Memphis Tigers
Thursday, 12/23/10, 8:00 PM EDT, TV:  ESPN2
Opening Point Spread:  Georgetown -4.5
Current Betting Line:  Georgetown -4.5
Opening Total:  146.5
Current Total:  146.5

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Austin Peay Governors at Memphis Tigers
Thursday, 12/16/10, 8:00 PM EDT
Opening Point Spread: Memphis -14
Current Betting Line:  Memphis -14.5

The Memphis Tigers will be playing their first game without leading scorer Wesley Witherspoon in hosting the Austin Peay Governors on Thursday night

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Kansas Jayhawks vs Memphis Tigers
Tuesday, 12/7/10, 7:00 PM EDT, TV:  ESPN
Opening Point Spread:  Kansas -11
Current Betting Line:  Kansas -12.5
Opening Total:  150
Current Total:  151

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Miami Hurricanes at Memphis Tigers
Tuesday, 11/16/10, 12:00 AM EDT, TV:  ESPN
Opening Point Spread:  Memphis -5
Current Betting Line:  Memphis -6.5
Opening Total:  143.5
Current Total:  142.5
Current Moneyline:  Memphis -275 / Miami +235

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Wesley Witherspoon and Memphis look loaded once again
Although some might think that the Memphis Tigers’ (24-10, 13-3 C-USA) second place finish and trip to the NIT translated into disappointing season, it was actually a pretty good accomplishment as the team had to deal with coach John Calipari’s move to Kentucky. Rookie head coach Josh Pastner did a good job of keeping the team on track overall and in recruiting for the next season.  Of course, the disappointment came from the fact that Memphis in the four seasons before had made it to the NCAA’s Sweet 16 once, Elite Eight twice and Title Game Once. Plus they had dominated their conference. For those who want to know when the Tigers will get back to the top of C-USA and also appear next at the Big Dance, the answer is this year.

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The NCAA is ridiculous. Yet again, they have chosen to punish a school in a way that does nothing to actually deter schools from doing things wrong. I’m talking, of course, about Memphis’ moronic punishment that was handed down yesterday. If you missed it, the school has been forced to vacate all 38 wins from two years ago – the year they lost in the championship game to Kansas by blowing the last couple of minutes of the game then tripping up badly in overtime. They will also be on probation for three years, though they lose no scholarships or postseason eligibility during that time. There are a couple of violations at issue, but the main one is that Derrick Rose likely wasn’t eligible for the season.

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I find myself writing about Kentucky basketball way more than any single program deserves in the offseason, but so much of what is going on there is just so compelling that I can’t help it. It’s rare that a team goes through such a complete overhaul in an offseason, never mind an iconic program like this one. The program found itself in the news three different times yesterday, for three totally unrelated reasons:

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Thoughts from the biggest of games:

7:36 p.m. – Not much has been proven in the first six minutes of the game. The teams are just feeling each other out and trying to figure out what will work. Neither team seems uncomfortable or ineffective, so it should be a good game. I am a little surprised that it has been a reasonably low scoring start, but it feels like that could change. I don’t think that we can rule out or elevate either team ion any way based on what we have seen so far.

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