CBB MINNESOTA Matchup 20190221

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CBB : ATS Matchup

Thursday 2/21/2019

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MICHIGAN

MINNESOTA

-5.5

+5.5

-220

+180

131

69
Final
60

MICHIGAN (23 - 3) at MINNESOTA (17 - 9)

Thursday, 2/21/2019 7:00 PM

Board		Open	Latest
607	MICHIGAN	-5	-4.5
608	MINNESOTA	131.5	133

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

MICHIGAN - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread		Team				Opponent
	W-L	Units	W-L	O-U	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.
All Games	23-3	+8.4	14-12	9-17	70.4	34.2	45.0%	35.2	57.6	26.9	39.8%	34.1
Road Games	7-3	+0.3	6-4	4-6	69.2	34.8	44.4%	35.5	60.7	28.5	39.8%	34.5
Last 5 Games	3-2	-2.2	3-2	2-3	66.2	30.6	42.5%	32.2	63.6	31.6	42.0%	38.2
Conference Games	12-3	+4.2	10-5	5-10	67.8	34.1	43.7%	33.4	59.9	28.5	41.0%	35.2

MICHIGAN Team Statistics
			Shooting		3pt Shooting		Free Throws		Rebounding
	PPG	Half	FGM-A	Pct	FGM-A	PCT	FTM-A	Pct	Tot	Off	Ast	PF	Stl	TO	Bk
Team Stats (All Games)	70.4	34.2	26-57	45.0%	8-22	34.3%	11-16	69.2%	35	7	13	14	6	9	4
vs opponents surrendering	68.9	32.3	25-57	43.0%	7-22	34.0%	12-18	69.4%	35	8	13	18	6	13	3
Team Stats (Road Games)	69.2	34.8	25-57	44.4%	8-23	33.9%	11-15	71.2%	35	7	13	17	5	10	4
Stats Against (All Games)	57.6	26.9	22-56	39.8%	5-16	30.5%	8-13	65.6%	34	8	10	16	4	13	3
vs opponents averaging	71.3	33.7	25-58	44.1%	8-22	34.5%	13-19	69.4%	35	9	14	17	6	13	4
Stats Against (Road Games)	60.7	28.5	22-56	39.8%	5-16	31.0%	11-17	65.9%	34	8	10	15	5	12	4

MINNESOTA - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread		Team				Opponent
	W-L	Units	W-L	O-U	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.
All Games	17-9	+5.4	13-13	13-13	72.6	34.6	44.2%	37.5	69.5	32.0	43.8%	33.7
Home Games	13-2	+6.3	8-7	10-5	79.5	38.6	47.5%	38.5	69.5	33.1	42.1%	33.0
Last 5 Games	1-4	-2	3-2	1-4	62.8	29.2	41.8%	36.0	66.6	29.2	44.4%	33.8
Conference Games	7-8	+2.4	9-6	8-7	69.3	33.5	44.6%	34.3	71.6	34.1	45.6%	34.0

MINNESOTA Team Statistics
			Shooting		3pt Shooting		Free Throws		Rebounding
	PPG	Half	FGM-A	Pct	FGM-A	PCT	FTM-A	Pct	Tot	Off	Ast	PF	Stl	TO	Bk
Team Stats (All Games)	72.6	34.6	25-57	44.2%	5-17	32.1%	17-25	68.1%	37	10	15	17	5	12	4
vs opponents surrendering	69.2	32.4	25-58	42.5%	7-21	33.3%	13-18	70.7%	35	9	13	18	6	13	3
Team Stats (Home Games)	79.5	38.6	28-58	47.5%	6-17	34.7%	18-26	70.3%	38	11	19	17	5	12	5
Stats Against (All Games)	69.5	32.0	25-58	43.8%	6-19	33.4%	12-18	68.6%	34	8	12	20	6	12	5
vs opponents averaging	72.5	34.2	26-58	44.7%	8-22	35.1%	13-19	69.8%	36	9	14	17	6	13	4
Stats Against (Home Games)	69.5	33.1	25-59	42.1%	7-19	35.9%	13-19	70.7%	33	9	12	20	6	12	5

Average power rating of opponents played: MICHIGAN 80.3, MINNESOTA 80.3

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

MICHIGAN - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
1/3/2019	PENN ST	68-55	W	-11	W	128.5	U	25-55	45.5%	29	10	24-57	42.1%	37	18
1/6/2019	INDIANA	74-63	W	-9	W	131	O	29-58	50.0%	31	3	23-54	42.6%	34	7
1/10/2019	@ ILLINOIS	79-69	W	-8.5	W	136	O	28-62	45.2%	38	14	29-61	47.5%	30	14
1/13/2019	NORTHWESTERN	80-60	W	-14	W	128	O	31-59	52.5%	33	9	23-54	42.6%	28	13
1/19/2019	@ WISCONSIN	54-64	L	-3	L	126	U	22-54	40.7%	34	16	26-58	44.8%	32	11
1/22/2019	MINNESOTA	59-57	W	-12.5	L	137	U	21-62	33.9%	33	6	21-52	40.4%	43	16
1/25/2019	@ INDIANA	69-46	W	-4.5	W	132.5	U	25-58	43.1%	44	9	16-58	27.6%	39	9
1/29/2019	OHIO ST	65-49	W	-9	W	127.5	U	22-54	40.7%	29	9	19-52	36.5%	35	19
2/1/2019	@ IOWA	59-74	L	-5.5	L	139	U	21-65	32.3%	36	8	26-57	45.6%	48	11
2/5/2019	@ RUTGERS	77-65	W	-9.5	W	126	O	26-58	44.8%	34	7	24-58	41.4%	36	9
2/9/2019	WISCONSIN	61-52	W	-6.5	W	122.5	U	25-56	44.6%	36	5	24-59	40.7%	33	7
2/12/2019	@ PENN ST	69-75	L	-7	L	128	O	25-49	51.0%	25	12	24-52	46.2%	35	12
2/16/2019	MARYLAND	65-52	W	-7	W	129.5	U	25-59	42.4%	30	6	20-55	36.4%	39	16
2/21/2019	@ MINNESOTA
2/24/2019	MICHIGAN ST
2/28/2019	NEBRASKA
3/3/2019	@ MARYLAND
3/9/2019	@ MICHIGAN ST

MINNESOTA - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
1/3/2019	@ WISCONSIN	59-52	W	9	W	133	U	21-48	43.7%	37	14	20-48	41.7%	25	11
1/8/2019	MARYLAND	67-82	L	-2	L	141.5	O	26-62	41.9%	28	6	26-48	54.2%	39	11
1/12/2019	RUTGERS	88-70	W	-9	W	134.5	O	29-58	50.0%	36	8	28-67	41.8%	38	11
1/16/2019	@ ILLINOIS	68-95	L	-1	L	150	O	26-59	44.1%	26	15	37-66	56.1%	39	16
1/19/2019	PENN ST	65-64	W	-4	L	139	U	20-50	40.0%	34	13	22-52	42.3%	32	12
1/22/2019	@ MICHIGAN	57-59	L	12.5	W	137	U	21-52	40.4%	43	16	21-62	33.9%	33	6
1/27/2019	IOWA	92-87	W	1	W	155.5	O	32-56	57.1%	26	9	32-59	54.2%	34	13
1/30/2019	ILLINOIS	86-75	W	-7	W	149	O	30-60	50.0%	35	9	26-58	44.8%	30	9
2/3/2019	@ PURDUE	63-73	L	11.5	W	148	U	24-57	42.1%	35	10	29-61	47.5%	36	7
2/6/2019	WISCONSIN	51-56	L	2.5	L	132.5	U	20-57	35.1%	45	9	19-55	34.5%	35	6
2/9/2019	@ MICHIGAN ST	55-79	L	13.5	L	142.5	U	18-49	36.7%	33	16	31-60	51.7%	38	9
2/13/2019	@ NEBRASKA	61-62	L	4	W	135	U	25-54	46.3%	31	10	24-48	50.0%	27	11
2/16/2019	INDIANA	84-63	W	-3.5	W	135	O	28-58	48.3%	36	10	20-53	37.7%	33	12
2/21/2019	MICHIGAN
2/24/2019	@ RUTGERS
2/28/2019	@ NORTHWESTERN
3/5/2019	PURDUE
3/8/2019	@ MARYLAND

KEY GAME INFORMATION

MICHIGAN: Last season: 33-8, reached national title game.
Nickname: Wolverines.
Coach: John Beilein.
Conference: Big Ten.
Who's gone: Forward Moe Wagner, guard Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman, guard-forward Duncan Robinson.
Who's back: Charles Matthews passed on the NBA and returned to the Wolverines. He averaged 13 points a game last season. Point guard Zavier Simpson shot just 29 percent from 3-point range and 52 percent on free throws, but his defensive intensity set the tone for much of Michigan's success. Jordan Poole averaged only 6 points a game as a freshman, but his 3-pointer at the buzzer beat Houston to send Michigan to the Sweet 16. Isaiah Livers and Eli Brooks combined for 34 starts in 2017-18. At 7-foot-1, Jon Teske gives the Wolverines a big defensive presence inside, and he's shown flashes on offense.
Who's new: Freshmen Brandon Johns and David DeJulius were rated No. 60 and No. 93 in ESPN's Class of 2018 Top 100. Ignas Brazdeikis averaged 28.4 points as a senior at Orangeville Prep in Canada.
The Skinny: Michigan's defensive resurgence helped the Wolverines to a Sweet 16 berth in 2017 and last season's Final Four run. Wagner will be tough to replace, and a lot may depend on how much Poole, Livers and the new freshmen can contribute offensively.
Expectations: Las Vegas oddsmakers have Michigan at 35-1 to win the NCAA Tournament, the same odds as rival Michigan State. Only 11 teams ' and none from the Big Ten ' are given shorter odds.

MINNESOTA: Last season: 15-17, lost to Rutgers in first round of Big Ten Tournament.
Nickname: Golden Gophers.
Coach: Richard Pitino.
Conference: Big Ten.
Who's gone: Point guard Nate Mason (graduated), center Reggie Lynch (overseas), backup shooting guard Jamir Harris (transferred), backup forward Davonte Fitzgerald (transferred), backup forward Bakary Konate (graduated), backup forward Gaston Diedhiou (graduated).
Who's back: Forward Jordan Murphy, who was named to the 20-player preseason All-Big Ten team, is the senior standout coming off career-best averages of 16.8 points and 11.3 rebounds per game. ... Starting forwards Amir Coffey (shoulder) and Eric Curry (knee) are healthy and primed for breakout years, after Coffey was limited to 18 games and Curry was out for the whole season. ... Point guard Isaiah Washington had a rocky freshman year, shooting just 24.1 percent from 3-point range. ... Shooting guard Dupree McBrayer gritted out an injury-influenced junior season, averaging 9.4 points per game. ... Forward Michael Hurt returns in a reserve role.
Who's new: Shooting guard Brock Stull is a fifth-year graduate transfer from Milwaukee who was the second-leading scorer for the Panthers last season. ... The three incoming freshmen are all from Minnesota, shooting guard Gabe Kalscheur, forward Jarvis Omersa and center Daniel Oturu. The 6-foot-10 Oturu was a consensus four-star recruit who helped lead Cretin-Derham Hall High School to the Class 4A state championship. ... Center Matz Stockman, a 7-foot native of Norway who sat out last season after transferring from Louisville, played three years for the Cardinals. ... Point guard Marcus Carr is another transfer who played one year at Pittsburgh but the NCAA has yet to rule on whether he'll be able to play immediately or have to redshirt this season.
The Skinny: Pitino's sixth year with the Gophers begins with a fresh start after the injury-ruined 2017-18 season that also included a midseason suspension of Lynch for alleged sexual assault. Mason's leadership and scoring touch at both the rim and from 3-point range will be dearly missed, with the erratic-but-exciting Washington in line to take over as the primary ball-handler. Curry and Oturu ought to help take some of the burden off Murphy around the basket. The Gophers could be one of the conference's surprises like two seasons ago when they reached their only NCAA Tournament under Pitino.
Expectations: Oddsmakers have Minnesota as a 200-1 long shot to win the NCAA Tournament. The Final Four is at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, less than 2 miles from campus. The Gophers were picked to finish ninth out of 14 teams in a preseason Big Ten media poll.

PREVIEW

Minnesota seeks statement win vs. No. 7 Michigan

The Minnesota men's basketball team finds itself on the bubble. A victory over visiting No. 7 Michigan on Thursday would greatly enhance the Golden Gophers' NCAA Tournament resume.

A four-game losing streak put Minnesota in a precarious spot. An 84-63 win over Indiana at Williams Arena on Saturday gave the Gophers a much-needed boost, and they remain at home for a rematch with the Wolverines.

Minnesota rallied from 13 points down in the final 9:12 and 10 down in the final 4:54 during the first meeting in Ann Arbor on Jan. 22, only to lose 59-57 on Charles Matthews' buzzer-beating jumper off an offensive rebound.

Just prior to snapping their recent skid, the Gophers (17-9 overall, 7-8 Big Ten) lost a one-point heartbreaker at Nebraska. They let out their frustrations against the fading Hoosiers, leading by as much as 30 points. They shot 48.3 percent from the field and made 54.5 percent of their 3-point attempts.

"We've had some good ones at home offensively. We have not had some good ones on the road," Minnesota coach Richard Pitino said. "We've just got to understand where we're getting some good shots. Stick with the execution. The same offense that's producing 90-something versus Iowa, 80-something versus Illinois, 80-something versus a really defensive Indiana team. It's just being fundamentally sound. Not turning the ball over is really, really important."

Following the Michigan matchup, the Gophers play three of their last four regular-season games on the road.

Senior forward Jordan Murphy led the onslaught against Indiana with 23 points and 11 rebounds, while freshman guard Gabe Kalscheur went 6-for-8 from 3-point range en route to 20 points.

"No one wants to lose, and it's tough when you're losing like that," Kalscheur said. "But we got this win, and we're going to turn it around."

Minnesota came out with fire after its agonizing loss to the Cornhuskers. Nebraska made two free throws with 1.1 seconds remaining after a questionable foul call against Amir Coffey.

"We're not going to change the record. We're not going to appeal anything," Pitino said. "It doesn't matter. There's only one thing you can do. It's play angry. Don't feel sorry for yourselves. We've got to create our own luck."

The Wolverines (23-3, 12-3) didn't need any luck in their last outing. A stingy defense allowed them to collect a 65-52 home win over Maryland as the Wolverines bounced back from a road loss to last-place Penn State.

"We take stuff personal. We played this game thinking we were playing Penn State again," sixth man Isaiah Livers told the Detroit News. "We took it personal and (that) loss was bad. I think everybody on the team -- down to our walk-ons and maybe even our managers -- didn't feel good after that game because we knew we could play better."

Michigan held Maryland to 36.4 percent shooting and forced 16 turnovers.

"I had no doubt our defense would be strong," coach John Beilein said.

The Wolverines overcame a poor shooting performance in their first meeting with the Gophers. They shot 33.9 percent overall and made just 3 of 22 3-point attempts. But Michigan's defense stood tall until the late going, harassing Minnesota into 16 turnovers while committing just six of its own.

--Field Level Media

Last Updated: 4/19/2024 2:19:53 PM EST.