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CBB : ATS Matchup
Friday 3/21/2014Line$ LineOU LineScore
STANFORD
 
NEW MEXICO
+4.5  

-4.5  
+170

-200

135.5
 
58
Final
53

STANFORD (21 - 12) vs. NEW MEXICO (27 - 6)
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Friday, 3/21/2014 1:40 PM
NCAA Tournament - Second Round - Scottrade Center - ST Louis, MO
Board OpenLatest
829STANFORD136.5135.5
830NEW MEXICO-3-4.5
ADVANCED TEAM STATS
STANFORD - Current Season Performance
 Straight UpAgainst SpreadTeamOpponent
 W-LUnitsW-LO-UScoreHalfFG PctReb.ScoreHalfFG PctReb.
All Games21-12+0.117-1214-1673.534.546.4%34.868.632.742.3%32.9
Road Games9-8+2.87-89-770.331.844.4%33.571.334.044.2%33.3
Last 5 Games3-2-2.51-31-465.831.046.8%28.664.831.447.1%28.8
STANFORD Team Statistics
 Shooting    3pt ShootingFree Throws Rebounding 
 PPGHalfFGM-APctFGM-APCTFTM-APctTotOffAstPFStlTOBk
Team Stats (All Games)73.534.525-5446.4%6-1637.1%17-2470.3%35812185114
vs opponents surrendering68.93224-5643.3%6-1834.0%14-2169.1%34912196123
Team Stats (Road Games)70.331.823-5344.4%6-1635.7%18-2573.2%33811195114
Stats Against (All Games)68.632.724-5642.3%7-1935.5%15-2171.9%33813215113
vs opponents averaging72.433.725-5645.1%6-1835.7%16-2270.8%35914186114
Stats Against (Road Games)71.334.024-5444.2%7-1837.1%17-2472.7%33814216114

NEW MEXICO - Current Season Performance
 Straight UpAgainst SpreadTeamOpponent
 W-LUnitsW-LO-UScoreHalfFG PctReb.ScoreHalfFG PctReb.
All Games27-6+4.217-1211-1874.635.446.0%38.266.429.338.9%32.7
Road Games14-4+6.211-66-1173.334.244.0%37.868.430.139.4%35.3
Last 5 Games4-1+24-11-471.034.247.3%36.861.025.237.8%28.8
NEW MEXICO Team Statistics
 Shooting    3pt ShootingFree Throws Rebounding 
 PPGHalfFGM-APctFGM-APCTFTM-APctTotOffAstPFStlTOBk
Team Stats (All Games)74.635.425-5546.0%6-1733.7%19-2672.7%38915175115
vs opponents surrendering67.531.224-5642.2%6-1833.2%14-2169.6%34912195114
Team Stats (Road Games)73.334.224-5544.0%6-1933.1%19-2573.6%38914194115
Stats Against (All Games)66.429.323-5938.9%7-2134.4%13-1872.5%33911216103
vs opponents averaging71.733.625-5544.3%6-1835.2%16-2370.4%361013186114
Stats Against (Road Games)68.430.124-6039.4%6-2032.0%15-2170.7%351111206103
Average power rating of opponents played: STANFORD 77.4,  NEW MEXICO 75.1
SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
STANFORD - Season Results
 Team StatsOpp Stats
DateOpponentScoreSULineATSTot.O/UShotsPctREBTOShotsPctREBTO
2/1/2014ARIZONA ST76-70W-5.5W145O24-6139.3%40921-5141.2%3213
2/5/2014@ CALIFORNIA80-69W3W142.5O23-5343.4%34926-6341.3%4113
2/12/2014@ WASHINGTON60-64L-2.5L147.5U23-5740.4%29921-4645.7%3316
2/15/2014@ WASHINGTON ST69-56W-6.5W130U18-4143.9%361216-5131.4%329
2/20/2014USC80-59W-15W142U28-6940.6%45721-5836.2%4018
2/22/2014UCLA83-74W-2W149O28-4562.2%281526-5844.8%2612
2/26/2014@ ARIZONA ST64-76L2L141.5U21-5339.6%331527-4955.1%3013
3/2/2014@ ARIZONA66-79L10.5L135O22-5341.5%311026-5944.1%408
3/5/2014COLORADO56-59L-9L142U21-5736.8%311219-4938.8%3914
3/8/2014UTAH61-60W-5.5L136U24-5048.0%281524-4454.5%2317
3/12/2014*WASHINGTON ST74-63W-11T126.5O24-4158.5%281121-5339.6%248
3/13/2014*ARIZONA ST79-58W-1.5W141U28-5154.9%341020-5040.0%2311
3/14/2014*UCLA59-84L4L148.5U20-5139.2%221230-4665.2%3511
3/21/2014*NEW MEXICO              

NEW MEXICO - Season Results
 Team StatsOpp Stats
DateOpponentScoreSULineATSTot.O/UShotsPctREBTOShotsPctREBTO
2/1/2014SAN JOSE ST72-47W-18W141.5U27-5846.6%40315-4434.1%2614
2/5/2014WYOMING66-61W-11.5L128U23-5442.6%431324-5444.4%2212
2/12/2014@ BOISE ST70-71L2.5W143U22-4351.2%25423-5839.7%355
2/15/2014NEVADA90-72W-11W139.5O32-5855.2%31827-6342.9%3113
2/19/2014@ UNLV68-56W-1.5W137.5U27-5945.8%44819-6031.7%395
2/22/2014SAN DIEGO ST58-44W-4.5W131.5U25-5050.0%361321-6532.3%349
2/25/2014UTAH ST67-58W-11.5L136.5U25-5743.9%461022-5837.9%307
3/2/2014@ NEVADA72-58W-8W141.5U27-5549.1%37722-6334.9%356
3/5/2014AIR FORCE80-52W-16.5W133.5U29-6048.3%391319-5534.5%2717
3/8/2014@ SAN DIEGO ST48-51L4.5W130U19-4245.2%301619-4839.6%279
3/13/2014*FRESNO ST93-77W-9.5W136.5O29-5156.9%401425-6339.7%258
3/14/2014*BOISE ST70-67W-6L139.5U21-4843.7%371024-6139.3%3410
3/15/2014*SAN DIEGO ST64-58W1W123.5U18-4440.9%381520-5635.7%317
3/21/2014*STANFORD              
KEY GAME INFORMATION
STANFORD: The Cardinal will look to right the ship in the sixth season under head coach Johnny Dawkins, and they will count on junior SG Chasson Randle (13.6 PPG, 2.6 APG, 36% 3-pt FG) to help them take the next step. Randle can score in bunches, and is not afraid to take the ball in among the big men. Stanford also has a star in the frontcourt in PF Dwight Powell (14.9, PPG, 8.4 RPG, 46% 3-pt FG), who is a terrific offensive player, that is able to score from anywhere on the court. However, it is his work on the glass that makes him such an important player. He is absolutely relentless on the boards, constantly outworking opponents to get the rebound, and so is and senior SF Josh Huestis (10.5 PPG, 9.0 RPG). Senior PG Aaron Bright (9.3 PPG, 3.4 APG) is a heady floor general but he needs to find his outside stroke, shooting just 32% on threes last season, after knocking down 44% 3-pt FG as a sophomore.
NEW MEXICO: New Mexico had a fantastic regular season in 2012-13, but went one and done in the NCAA Tournament, falling to the brainiacs from Harvard. But this team returns four starters, including leading scorer PG Kendall Williams (13.3 PPG, 4.9 APG, 3.5 RPG). He is also the team's top distributor, giving the team an important veteran presence handling the rock. Also playing on the perimeter alongside Williams will be SG Hugh Greenwood (7.0 PPG, 5.0 RPG, 2.4 APG, 36% 3-pt FG), who led the team in steals last season with 1.5 SPG, and JUCO transfer SG Deshawn Delaney. Their production will have to replace the departed Tony Snell, the team's No. 2 scorer from a season ago. PG recruit Cullen Neal may be more of a project, but he's quite talented and should provide important depth. Down low, the tandem of PF Cameron Bairstow (9.7 PPG, 5.9 RPG) and C Alex Kirk (12.1 PPG, 8.1 RPG) are back. Kirk broke out last season, playing 29.1 MPG and blocking 1.8 shots per game, and his 7-foot frame should allow him to be one of the premier big men in the Mountain West.
PREVIEW
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PA SPORTSTICKER COLLEGE BASKETBALL PREVIEW (STANFORD-NEW MEXICO) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

(Updates. With AP Photos.)

*Stanford-New Mexico Preview* =============================

By R.B. FALLSTROM AP Sports Writer

Stanford (21-12) at New Mexico (27-6), 1:40 p.m. EDT

ST. LOUIS (AP) -- New Mexico players and coaches know from experience not to take anything for granted.

The same goes for Stanford, for different reasons.

The Lobos (27-6) were one and done as a No. 3 seed last March, taken down by Harvard. The Mountain West tournament champions are No. 7 in the Midwest Regional but would be firmly grounded in any case.

"We figured someone was going to ask us," guard Kendall Williams said. "You know, we talk about it all the time. It was a tough loss, but at the end of the day, everyone loses.

"People ask if we've learned from it and sure we have."

To learn Harvard had done it again on Thursday, knocking off fifth seed Cincinnati, eased the sting.

"I had respect for that team going into the game and more respect now," Williams said. "And hopefully Cincinnati has some respect for them because they were a good team last year and they are an even better team this year."

As for the 10th-seeded Cardinal, it's been a long wait. The school is making its first NCAA appearance since 2008.

"I think every single minute will be important," said guard Chasson Randle, who leads the team with an 18.7-point average. "Every single possession, especially being on this type of stage."

Dawkins' signature accomplishment in six seasons at Stanford (21-12) is an NIT title in 2012. His team is not peaking by any means, having lost four of seven.

"Well, I am excited to be here, of course. Excited to still be playing," Dawkins said. "I look at our seniors who've had an incredible journey to get here with the expectations that they had."

Five things to watch for in Stanford-New Mexico:

REMEMBER NO. 3: Last year's seed tied the best in school history for New Mexico. This season's team is every bit as dangerous with three Top 25 wins.

Williams is the fourth player in school history to be named all-Mountain West in consecutive seasons and also made the conference's all-defense team.

FREE THROW MACHINE: New Mexico forward Cameron Bairstow led the conference in scoring, partly because he knows how to get to the line.

Bairstow had 41 free throws in the conference tournament, setting a record. He made 33 of them for an 80.5 percentage.

BONAFIDES: In preparation for the school often called the Harvard of the West, New Mexico has a pair of wins over Top 10 teams, both times knocking off San Diego State, plus a win over Cincinnati, and is 4-4 against NCAA tourney entrants.

The Lobos were 14-4 on the road, too.

Stanford lost by 25 at UCLA its last time out, but has three victories over Top 25 foes and a 3-point loss to then-top ranked Arizona.

THE NEXT LEVEL: Though forward Dwight Powell is second in scoring (14.2 points) and rebounding (6.9) at Stanford, Dawkins anticipates a profitable future for the 6-foot-10, 240-pound senior.

"I think Dwight Powell will have a long NBA career," Dawkins said. "The way the NBA moved to more small ball, I think a lot of forwards are similar to him.

"Guys that are more versatile, can step out, put the ball on the floor and pass."

BIG FRONT: The beefy New Mexico duo of Bairstow and center Alex Kirk, who both weigh 250 pounds, has Stanford's attention. First-year Lobos coach Craig Neal calls them a "two-headed monster."

The 6-foot-9 Bairstow has eight double-doubles and is a 56-percent shooter with a bit of range.

"In a lot of situations I'm not the most athletic guy," Bairstow said. "So I have to try to make it a more physical contest."

The Cardinal aren't big on the 3-pointer, so they'll have to deal with a crowded lane.

"They are a physical team, they a big team," Dawkins said. "That's what makes our game so beautiful. I think you have to allow teams to play the way they play within reason."


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