CBB KANSAS Matchup 20190216

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CBB : ATS Matchup

Saturday 2/16/2019

Line

$ Line

OU Line

Score

W VIRGINIA

KANSAS

+14.5

-14.5

144

53
Final
78

W VIRGINIA (10 - 14) at KANSAS (19 - 6)

Saturday, 2/16/2019 4:00 PM

Board		Open	Latest
679	W VIRGINIA	148	145
680	KANSAS	-14.5	-14

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

W VIRGINIA - 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	10-14	-16.8	9-15	13-11	72.2	33.5	41.3%	39.2	75.3	34.2	44.3%	34.9
Road Games	2-9	-10.4	3-8	5-6	65.9	32.0	38.6%	37.5	76.5	36.5	45.4%	33.8
Last 5 Games	1-4	-1.8	1-4	2-3	63.2	26.2	38.3%	35.4	80.6	34.4	48.4%	34.6
Conference Games	2-9	-8.4	5-6	6-5	64.9	27.6	39.6%	35.5	76.9	33.6	47.1%	34.2

W VIRGINIA 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)	72.2	33.5	24-58	41.3%	7-23	31.6%	17-25	68.2%	39	12	13	21	6	16	4
vs opponents surrendering	68	32.1	24-57	41.6%	8-23	33.0%	13-18	69.6%	35	9	13	18	6	14	3
Team Stats (Road Games)	65.9	32.0	21-54	38.6%	7-22	31.0%	17-25	68.8%	38	10	12	23	6	18	4
Stats Against (All Games)	75.3	34.2	25-57	44.3%	7-21	35.0%	17-24	70.3%	35	9	13	23	8	13	3
vs opponents averaging	73.3	34.9	26-58	44.9%	7-22	34.1%	14-19	70.0%	36	9	14	17	7	13	4
Stats Against (Road Games)	76.5	36.5	25-55	45.4%	7-19	37.0%	20-28	69.0%	34	8	14	23	10	13	4

KANSAS - 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	19-6	+4.5	10-14	15-10	76.9	35.8	47.0%	38.0	70.5	32.1	40.3%	36.1
Home Games	13-0	+7	6-7	10-3	81.2	38.1	49.4%	38.2	67.8	32.4	39.2%	35.2
Last 5 Games	3-2	+1.2	3-2	4-1	75.0	35.0	45.2%	37.8	71.8	31.0	39.9%	34.6
Conference Games	8-4	+3	4-7	6-6	73.2	35.0	46.2%	36.6	71.2	31.4	41.2%	35.3

KANSAS 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)	76.9	35.8	28-59	47.0%	7-21	35.9%	14-20	68.4%	38	9	14	17	7	13	4
vs opponents surrendering	68	31.8	24-58	41.9%	7-22	33.5%	13-18	69.8%	33	9	12	19	6	13	3
Team Stats (Home Games)	81.2	38.1	30-60	49.4%	8-21	36.6%	14-20	68.2%	38	9	15	16	8	12	3
Stats Against (All Games)	70.5	32.1	25-62	40.3%	9-26	33.5%	12-17	69.2%	36	10	13	17	6	14	3
vs opponents averaging	75.3	35.7	27-58	45.7%	8-23	35.0%	14-20	70.7%	37	10	14	17	6	13	4
Stats Against (Home Games)	67.8	32.4	24-62	39.2%	8-27	31.1%	11-16	71.4%	35	10	11	18	5	14	3

Average power rating of opponents played: W VIRGINIA 81.7, KANSAS 84.8

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

W VIRGINIA - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
12/30/2018	LEHIGH	78-68	W	-13.5	L	159	U	27-65	41.5%	52	12	24-55	43.6%	25	8
1/2/2019	TEXAS TECH	59-62	L	4.5	W	134	U	18-43	41.9%	41	22	21-55	38.2%	31	13
1/5/2019	@ TEXAS	54-61	L	8	W	140.5	U	20-50	40.0%	29	12	21-42	50.0%	28	11
1/9/2019	@ KANSAS ST	69-71	L	4	W	126.5	O	23-51	45.1%	37	17	25-53	47.2%	23	6
1/12/2019	OKLAHOMA ST	77-85	L	-7	L	138	O	26-67	38.8%	43	6	27-57	47.4%	36	5
1/15/2019	@ TCU	67-98	L	6	L	145	O	23-60	38.3%	38	17	29-61	47.5%	39	13
1/19/2019	KANSAS	65-64	W	5	W	147.5	U	25-54	46.3%	28	13	24-55	43.6%	34	18
1/21/2019	BAYLOR	73-85	L	-2.5	L	139	O	24-62	38.7%	35	13	29-58	50.0%	45	18
1/26/2019	@ TENNESSEE	66-83	L	15	L	150	U	24-55	43.6%	37	24	29-61	47.5%	33	16
1/30/2019	@ IOWA ST	68-93	L	12.5	L	147	O	26-62	41.9%	33	19	30-55	54.5%	33	12
2/2/2019	OKLAHOMA	79-71	W	2.5	W	147	O	25-59	42.4%	46	12	21-50	42.0%	30	15
2/4/2019	@ TEXAS TECH	50-81	L	11.5	L	133.5	U	9-39	23.1%	27	26	30-57	52.6%	35	21
2/9/2019	TEXAS	53-75	L	4	L	141	U	18-51	35.3%	34	11	29-64	45.3%	42	8
2/16/2019	@ KANSAS
2/18/2019	KANSAS ST
2/23/2019	@ BAYLOR
2/26/2019	TCU
3/2/2019	@ OKLAHOMA
3/6/2019	IOWA ST
3/9/2019	@ OKLAHOMA ST

KANSAS - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
12/29/2018	E MICHIGAN	87-63	W	-23	W	139	O	31-56	55.4%	42	17	21-70	30.0%	42	16
1/2/2019	OKLAHOMA	70-63	W	-8.5	L	152	U	26-63	41.3%	42	14	25-62	40.3%	40	17
1/5/2019	@ IOWA ST	60-77	L	2.5	L	152	U	24-56	42.9%	41	24	28-61	45.9%	26	12
1/9/2019	TCU	77-68	W	-6.5	W	152	U	26-60	43.3%	34	12	25-54	46.3%	34	20
1/12/2019	@ BAYLOR	73-68	W	-5	T	143	U	24-44	54.5%	30	14	25-75	33.3%	49	14
1/14/2019	TEXAS	80-78	W	-7	L	137	O	29-54	53.7%	31	4	29-69	42.0%	38	6
1/19/2019	@ W VIRGINIA	64-65	L	-5	L	147.5	U	24-55	43.6%	34	18	25-54	46.3%	28	13
1/21/2019	IOWA ST	80-76	W	-5	L	148.5	O	33-64	51.6%	38	11	27-62	43.5%	36	14
1/26/2019	@ KENTUCKY	63-71	L	6	L	145.5	U	23-63	36.5%	36	8	25-64	39.1%	49	11
1/29/2019	@ TEXAS	63-73	L	1	L	141	U	22-51	43.1%	27	13	21-50	42.0%	31	12
2/2/2019	TEXAS TECH	79-63	W	-4.5	W	134.5	O	27-59	45.8%	39	13	22-64	34.4%	42	11
2/5/2019	@ KANSAS ST	67-74	L	3	L	134	O	24-52	46.2%	36	23	25-58	43.1%	30	12
2/9/2019	OKLAHOMA ST	84-72	W	-10.5	W	137.5	O	31-62	50.0%	38	8	24-55	43.6%	27	8
2/11/2019	@ TCU	82-77	W	2.5	W	147.5	O	28-68	41.2%	49	15	27-71	38.0%	43	13
2/16/2019	W VIRGINIA
2/23/2019	@ TEXAS TECH
2/25/2019	KANSAS ST
3/2/2019	@ OKLAHOMA ST
3/5/2019	@ OKLAHOMA
3/9/2019	BAYLOR

KEY GAME INFORMATION

W VIRGINIA: Last season: 26-11, lost to Villanova in East Region semifinals.
Nickname: Mountaineers
Coach: Bob Huggins
Conference: Big 12
Who's gone: G Jevon Carter, the team's leading scorer and two-time Big 12 defensive player of the year; G Daxter Miles Jr.; F Teddy Allen; F Maciej Bender.
Who's back: F Sagaba Konate, 10.8 PPG. 7.6 RPG; F Esa Ahmad, 10.2 PPG; F Lamont West, 9.4 PPG; G James "Beetle" Bolden, 8.7 PPG; F Wes Harris, 5.3 PPG; F Logan Routt; G Chase Harler.
Who's new: G Jordan McCabe; F Emmitt Matthews Jr.; G Jermaine Haley; F Andrew Gordon; F Derek Culver; G Trey Doomes; G Taevon Horton; G Brandon Knapper, who redshirted last season due to a preseason knee injury. Haley and Gordon are junior college transfers.
The Skinny: Losing playmaker Carter was big, especially on the defensive end, but Huggins recruited a stack of guards and forwards to bolster his "Press Virginia" defensive mentality. Size might be the most noticeable change this season. West Virginia has nine players who are 6-7 or taller. The Mountaineers have finished second in the Big 12 the past three seasons and have been picked third behind perennial power Kansas and Kansas State.
Expectations: Las Vegas oddsmakers have West Virginia at 30-1 to win the NCAA Tournament, the second-best among Big 12 teams behind Kansas.

KANSAS: Last season: 31-8, lost to Villanova in Final Four
Nickname: Jayhawks
Coach: Bill Self
Conference: Big 12
Who's gone: PG Devonte Graham (NBA), PG Malik Newman (NBA), SG Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk (NBA), SG Clay Young, SF Sam Cunliffe (transfer to Evansville).
Who's back: SG Marcus Garrett averaged 4.1 points as a freshman last season; PF Silvio De Sousa joined Jayhawks at semester last season, providing crucial depth but he is out indefinitely amid eligibility questions; SG LaGerald Vick declared for NBA draft but returned to Kansas; C Udoka Azubuike averaged 13 points and seven boards last season; PF Mitch Lightfoot provided energy and depth inside.
Who's new: PG Charlie Moore transferred from California, where he averaged 12.2 points as a freshman; Twin brothers PF Dedric Lawson and SF K.J. Lawson transferred from Memphis, where Dedric averaged 19.2 points and 9.9 rebounds as a sophomore and K.J. averaged 12.3 points and 8.1 rebounds as a freshman; PG Quentin Grimes is a five-star prospect from The Woodlands, Texas; SG Devon Dotson is a five-star prospect from Charlotte, North Carolina; C David McCormack is a 6-foot-9 forward from Oak Hill Academy in Mouth of Wilson, Virginia; SG Ochai Agbaji is a potential redshirt candidate from Kansas City, Missouri.
The Skinny: The Jayhawks lost their top three scorers from last season and could be even better this year. Dedric Lawson was often the best player on the floor in practice last year but had to redshirt alongside Moore and his brother, K.J. Those three should give the Jayhawks some veteran leadership alongside a handful of holdovers, headlined by Azubuike and Vick, and a recruiting class that was ranked in the top 10 nationally.
Expectations: Las Vegas oddsmakers have Kansas at 17-2 to win the NCAA Tournament, the fourth-best odds behind Duke (5-1), Kentucky (11-2) and Gonzaga (15-2).

PREVIEW

Battered West Virginia limps into visit to No. 14 Kansas

The season can't end soon enough for West Virginia.

From an opening game upset loss at home to Buffalo, to a knee injury that knocked star center Sagaba Konate out after eight games, to the failure of the team to defend up to usual standards, this has been one disastrous season.

And it only got worse Monday night with the news that coach Bob Huggins dismissed senior forward Esa Ahmad and junior guard Wesley Harris for what a school news release termed a "violation of athletic department policies."

Ahmad averaged 12 points and 5.8 rebounds, shooting 46.2 percent from the field, while Harris scored 7.9 points and grabbed 4.5 rebounds. Ahmad recently passed the 1,000-point mark for his career, while Harris was considered the team's best defender.

What remains of the Mountaineers travels to No. 14 Kansas in Lawrence on Saturday for a Big 12 Conference game that might be more accurately termed a mismatch. West Virginia is down to nine scholarship players, seven of whom are playing their first collegiate season.

Winning at Allen Fieldhouse with your best team playing at its peak is downright difficult. Doing it under these conditions seems to be just about impossible. And it's not like the Mountaineers (10-14, 2-9) are coming into this one off a good performance.

They have been idle since a humiliating 75-53 loss Feb. 9 at home against Texas, which led by 27 at the final TV timeout, thanks to a 41-15 spurt that started late in the first half. The Longhorns threw down no less than eight dunks, taking advantage of shabby defense.

"It's embarrassing," Huggins told the Morgantown Dominion Post. "I'm embarrassed. I'm not sure our guys are, but I was embarrassed."

To make matters worse, West Virginia is expected to be without guard James "Beetle" Bolden, who has sat out the last four games with an injury suffered at No. 1 Tennessee Jan. 26. Bolden is averaging 12.2 points and shooting 82 percent at the foul line.

While the Mountaineers try to piece together some kind of lineup, Kansas (19-6, 8-4) aims to keep its 14-year string of Big 12 titles alive with a late-season rally. The Jayhawks presently trail first-place Kansas State by 1 1/2 games, and the Wildcats have a game at hand.

Kansas is coming off a 82-77 overtime win Monday night at TCU, just its second road victory in eight tries this season. The Jayhawks blew a 12-point second half lead, but got six clutch foul shots from Devon Dotson in the final 40 seconds of overtime to hold off the Horned Frogs.

"That was a game in which we played really well for the most part, then we screwed up," Kansas coach Bill Self said. "Somehow or another, we were able to pull it back. We were fortunate that it went overtime after we screwed it up, and then we played really well in OT."

Like West Virginia, the Jayhawks have gone really young. With senior guard Lagerald Vick taking a leave of absence, Kansas trotted out a lineup with four freshman starters and junior Dedric Lawson. It was only the second time in Self's 16 seasons that he's started four freshmen.

--Field Level Media

Last Updated: 4/19/2024 11:42:25 PM EST.