CBB PURDUE Matchup 20190315

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CBB : ATS Matchup

Friday 3/15/2019

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Score

MINNESOTA

PURDUE

+10

-10

+375

-550

138

75
Final
73

MINNESOTA (20 - 12) vs. PURDUE (23 - 8)

Friday, 3/15/2019 7:00 PM

Big Ten Conference Tournament - Quarterfinals - Chicago, IL

Board		Open	Latest
811	MINNESOTA	139.5	139.5
812	PURDUE	-8	-10

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

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	20-12	+6.6	16-16	15-17	71.3	33.5	43.6%	37.5	68.8	31.4	43.1%	34.3
Road Games	6-9	-0.5	7-8	4-11	63.9	29.3	40.1%	35.8	68.1	30.2	44.8%	34.9
Last 5 Games	3-2	+2.2	3-2	2-3	67.2	31.2	41.7%	35.8	65.6	28.6	39.7%	36.8
Conference Games	10-11	+3.6	12-9	10-11	68.4	32.2	43.5%	35.2	70.0	32.5	44.0%	34.9

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)	71.3	33.5	25-57	43.6%	5-17	32.3%	17-24	68.1%	37	10	15	16	5	12	4
vs opponents surrendering	68.7	32	24-58	42.4%	7-21	33.2%	13-18	70.6%	35	9	13	18	6	12	3
Team Stats (Road Games)	63.9	29.3	22-55	40.1%	5-16	30.9%	15-22	65.9%	36	8	11	17	4	13	3
Stats Against (All Games)	68.8	31.4	25-58	43.1%	7-19	34.0%	12-17	68.1%	34	8	12	20	6	12	5
vs opponents averaging	71.7	33.7	26-58	44.1%	8-22	34.6%	13-19	70.0%	36	9	13	17	6	12	4
Stats Against (Road Games)	68.1	30.2	26-58	44.8%	6-18	30.3%	11-16	66.9%	35	8	12	19	6	11	4

PURDUE - 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	23-8	+6.4	17-14	16-15	76.3	36.6	44.7%	36.8	66.5	31.8	41.8%	31.5
Road Games	8-8	-3.6	7-9	9-7	73.1	34.4	41.0%	36.8	72.4	34.4	45.0%	33.9
Last 5 Games	4-1	+0.9	3-2	3-2	74.6	35.6	44.4%	40.4	61.8	30.2	37.8%	30.0
Conference Games	16-4	+8.8	11-9	10-10	73.2	35.0	43.3%	36.4	65.3	31.3	41.1%	33.0

PURDUE 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)	76.3	36.6	27-60	44.7%	10-27	36.7%	13-18	72.9%	37	11	14	18	7	11	4
vs opponents surrendering	67.9	31.6	24-58	42.1%	7-21	33.3%	12-18	69.9%	35	9	12	18	6	13	3
Team Stats (Road Games)	73.1	34.4	25-62	41.0%	10-29	34.8%	12-17	69.1%	37	12	12	18	6	10	3
Stats Against (All Games)	66.5	31.8	23-54	41.8%	8-24	34.3%	13-18	73.2%	32	8	13	17	5	13	4
vs opponents averaging	72.4	34.2	26-58	44.5%	8-22	34.3%	14-19	70.8%	36	9	14	17	6	12	4
Stats Against (Road Games)	72.4	34.4	24-53	45.0%	9-24	37.7%	15-20	75.2%	34	7	14	16	4	13	4

Average power rating of opponents played: MINNESOTA 81.5, PURDUE 82

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

MINNESOTA - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
1/27/2019	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	60-69	L	5.5	L	131	U	25-67	37.3%	45	8	25-57	43.9%	38	10
2/24/2019	@ RUTGERS	64-68	L	2	L	133.5	U	23-54	42.6%	33	13	25-56	44.6%	35	9
2/28/2019	@ NORTHWESTERN	62-50	W	1.5	W	132	U	21-51	41.2%	39	12	18-53	34.0%	29	14
3/5/2019	PURDUE	73-69	W	5	W	140.5	O	21-49	42.9%	40	14	24-68	35.3%	42	12
3/8/2019	@ MARYLAND	60-69	L	7	L	135	U	21-55	38.2%	32	13	26-62	41.9%	39	10
3/14/2019	*PENN ST	77-72	W	3.5	W	135	O	25-57	43.9%	35	9	30-71	42.3%	39	10
3/15/2019	*PURDUE

PURDUE - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
1/27/2019	MICHIGAN ST	73-63	W	-2	W	145.5	U	24-64	37.5%	42	9	22-56	39.3%	33	12
1/31/2019	@ PENN ST	99-90	W	-7.5	W	138.5	O	32-58	55.2%	32	10	24-61	39.3%	41	9
2/3/2019	MINNESOTA	73-63	W	-11.5	L	148	U	29-61	47.5%	36	7	24-57	42.1%	35	10
2/9/2019	NEBRASKA	81-62	W	-13	W	136.5	O	27-53	50.9%	39	8	21-55	38.2%	24	8
2/12/2019	@ MARYLAND	56-70	L	-2.5	L	138	U	20-71	28.2%	41	4	26-52	50.0%	41	11
2/16/2019	PENN ST	76-64	W	-12.5	L	138.5	O	22-42	52.4%	33	23	23-60	38.3%	25	16
2/19/2019	@ INDIANA	48-46	W	-6	L	137.5	U	19-60	31.7%	38	10	15-55	27.3%	47	17
2/23/2019	@ NEBRASKA	75-72	W	-6	L	137.5	O	23-61	37.7%	48	9	25-61	41.0%	30	5
2/27/2019	ILLINOIS	73-56	W	-13.5	W	147.5	U	27-49	55.1%	36	14	20-61	32.8%	27	10
3/2/2019	OHIO ST	86-51	W	-12	W	133	O	33-59	55.9%	39	8	16-48	33.3%	27	9
3/5/2019	@ MINNESOTA	69-73	L	-5	L	140.5	O	24-68	35.3%	42	12	21-49	42.9%	40	14
3/9/2019	@ NORTHWESTERN	70-57	W	-7	W	134	U	23-56	41.1%	37	7	19-48	39.6%	26	12
3/15/2019	*MINNESOTA

KEY GAME INFORMATION

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.

PURDUE: Last season: 30-7, lost to Texas Tech in regional semifinals of the NCAA Tournament.
Nickname: Boilermakers
Coach: Matt Painter
Conference: Big Ten
Who's gone: Forward Vince Edwards, center Isaac Haas, guard Dakota Mathias, guard P.J. Thompson.
Who's back: Guard Carsen Edwards (18.5 points per game) was the leading scorer on a senior-dominated team and became the lead vote-getter on the preseason All-American team after withdrawing from the NBA draft. Guard Nojel Eastern (2.9 points, 2.5 rebounds) showed steady improvement as a freshman and will try to fill the void left by Vince Edwards. Energetic forward Matt Haarms played dominant defense last season (3.2 rebounds, 2.1 blocks in 17.1 minutes) and has spent the summer refining his offensive moves. Guard Ryan Cline (4.0 ppg) has primarily been used as a 3-point specialist off the bench but should play a bigger role in his final college season.
Who's new: Freshman Eric Hunter Jr. and redshirt freshman Aaron Wheeler are expected to make the biggest impact. Hunter, a 6-foot-3 guard, scored nearly 2,600 points in high school, finished his career as the career scoring leader in Marion County (Indianapolis) and should help add the scoring punch Purdue needs. Wheeler is not the Boilermakers prototypical 6-9 forward. Long and slender, he uses length to his advantage and is more athletic than some of his predecessors.
The Skinny: It won't be the same without the four seniors, but the Boilermakers still have scorers, size, depth and defenders. Painter is too good of a coach to accept a significant drop-off, even after losing so many key players. And with Edwards, perhaps the best player in the Big Ten, leading the way, steady improvement could keep Purdue in the Big Ten title mix again.
Expectations: Las Vegas doesn't expect the Boilermakers to be the same. But they're not completely off the bandwagon, either. They've installed Purdue as a 60-1 shot to win the national title, fourth among conference teams behind only the two Michigan schools and rival Indiana.

PREVIEW

Purdue begins Big Ten tourney run against Minnesota

The past few days provided reasons to celebrate for the 13th-ranked Purdue basketball team.

First, the Boilermakers won at Northwestern on Saturday to capture a share of their 24th Big Ten regular-season title, the most of any program in the conference.

Two days later, Purdue head coach Matt Painter was named Big Ten Coach of the Year for the fourth time, while junior point guard Carsen Edwards was named first team all-conference and sophomore Nojel Eastern was named to the league's all-defensive team.

But as much fun as the title and postseason awards were for Purdue, it is refocused on earning more accolades at this weekend's conference tournament, starting with a quarterfinal matchup against Minnesota on Friday night at the United Center in Chicago.

The No. 2 seed in the conference tournament after sharing the regular-season title with Michigan State, the Boilermakers won 16 of their last 19 conference games following a 7-5 start to the season.

"We had a tough nonconference, but we had a great schedule," Painter told Big Ten Network following the win over Northwestern. "These guys have been great. We've hung in there. We have some guys that have really worked on their game. We have some guys that can shoot the basketball. When our decision-making is good, I think we are pretty tough to guard."

While Purdue is second-to-none in the conference in regular-season titles, the conference tournament is a different story.

Purdue has only won the Big Ten tournament once, and that was in 2009.

Purdue has been to the conference championship game twice in the past three years, losing to Michigan State in 2016 and to Michigan last year.

Edwards enters postseason play leading the Boilermakers in scoring at 23.4 points per game, while senior Ryan Cline is shooting 41.9 percent from 3-point range.

The Boilermakers have also been stingy defensively during their run in Big Ten play and are averaging just 66.5 points a game.

Standing in the way is seventh-seeded Minnesota, which likely cemented an at-large berth in the NCAA Tournament with a 77-72 overtime win over Penn State in a Big Ten quarterfinal on Thursday.

Minnesota trailed 59-51 with 4:47 left in regulation, but answered with a 10-2 run to force overtime.

The Gophers continued that momentum gained over the last five minutes of regulation into overtime, avoiding the upset and earning a rubber match against the Boilermakers.

Purdue and Minnesota split their two regular-season meetings, with Purdue winning 73-63 in West Lafayette, Ind., on Feb. 3.

But it was the rematch in Minneapolis that proved to be one of the more important games of the year in the conference, as Minnesota upset Purdue 73-69.

The loss cost Purdue an outright conference title.

But now, Purdue has a chance to atone for that loss as it pursues a conference title. The winner will face the winner of the 9:30 p.m. quarterfinal on Friday in the second semifinal on Saturday.

--Field Level Media

Last Updated: 4/19/2024 6:45:49 AM EST.