CBB VIRGINIA Matchup 20190328

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CBB : ATS Matchup

Thursday 3/28/2019

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$ Line

OU Line

Score

OREGON

VIRGINIA

+8.5

-8.5

+300

-400

119

49
Final
53

OREGON (25 - 12) vs. VIRGINIA (31 - 3)

Thursday, 3/28/2019 9:59 PM

NCAA - South Regional Semifinals - KFC Yum Center - Louisville, KY

Board		Open	Latest
653	OREGON	119	120
654	VIRGINIA	-7.5	-8.5

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

OREGON - 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	25-12	+7.4	22-15	13-23	70.6	31.4	45.3%	34.4	62.5	28.1	39.9%	32.8
Road Games	12-8	+5.1	12-8	7-12	66.4	29.3	43.0%	33.3	63.1	28.2	40.0%	34.5
Last 5 Games	5-0	+5	5-0	2-2	71.6	28.2	47.1%	34.2	57.0	25.2	35.9%	33.6

OREGON 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)	70.6	31.4	25-56	45.3%	8-22	35.1%	12-17	72.1%	34	8	13	18	8	12	4
vs opponents surrendering	71.5	33.5	25-58	43.5%	8-22	34.2%	13-19	69.7%	35	9	13	19	6	13	3
Team Stats (Road Games)	66.4	29.3	24-56	43.0%	7-22	33.6%	11-15	72.9%	33	8	12	19	8	12	5
Stats Against (All Games)	62.5	28.1	21-53	39.9%	7-24	29.1%	13-18	70.1%	33	8	12	17	5	14	3
vs opponents averaging	73.9	34.4	26-58	45.0%	8-22	35.0%	14-20	70.0%	36	9	14	18	6	13	4
Stats Against (Road Games)	63.1	28.2	21-52	40.0%	7-24	28.7%	15-20	73.2%	34	8	11	16	6	14	3

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	31-3	+10.8	24-10	16-18	71.6	35.1	47.9%	34.7	55.0	26.0	38.1%	29.5
Road Games	16-2	+9	14-4	9-9	69.3	32.6	47.9%	34.0	57.1	28.3	39.9%	30.9
Last 5 Games	4-1	-1	2-3	3-2	68.4	31.0	46.6%	31.0	60.0	31.0	43.1%	30.8

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)	71.6	35.1	26-54	47.9%	8-21	40.1%	12-16	74.0%	35	8	14	14	6	9	4
vs opponents surrendering	69.4	32.4	25-58	42.1%	8-23	33.1%	13-18	70.8%	35	9	13	18	6	13	3
Team Stats (Road Games)	69.3	32.6	26-54	47.9%	8-21	37.7%	10-14	67.5%	34	8	13	14	6	9	4
Stats Against (All Games)	55.0	26.0	20-52	38.1%	6-21	27.8%	9-14	65.4%	29	7	9	16	5	11	3
vs opponents averaging	72.9	34.4	26-59	44.0%	7-22	33.6%	14-19	71.3%	37	9	13	17	6	13	4
Stats Against (Road Games)	57.1	28.3	21-54	39.9%	6-21	27.4%	8-13	65.2%	31	8	10	14	5	10	3

Average power rating of opponents played: OREGON 78.7, VIRGINIA 80.8

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

OREGON - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
2/6/2019	CALIFORNIA	73-62	W	-16	L	139	U	29-53	54.7%	33	15	20-51	39.2%	23	9
2/10/2019	STANFORD	69-46	W	-6	W	137.5	U	26-59	44.1%	41	9	15-55	27.3%	37	14
2/16/2019	@ OREGON ST	57-72	L	2.5	L	132	U	20-45	44.4%	34	18	25-51	49.0%	27	8
2/21/2019	@ USC	49-66	L	2	L	137	U	18-54	33.3%	28	9	27-54	50.0%	35	13
2/23/2019	@ UCLA	83-90	L	1.5	L	140.5	O	29-58	50.0%	31	8	29-57	50.9%	36	7
2/28/2019	ARIZONA ST	79-51	W	-2.5	W	139	U	30-61	49.2%	44	15	17-53	32.1%	26	14
3/2/2019	ARIZONA	73-47	W	-5	W	130	U	27-61	44.3%	36	3	15-48	31.2%	36	15
3/6/2019	@ WASHINGTON ST	72-61	W	-6.5	W	143.5	U	29-59	49.2%	29	10	21-50	42.0%	35	17
3/9/2019	@ WASHINGTON	55-47	W	5.5	W	124	U	21-49	42.9%	37	16	16-48	33.3%	28	15
3/13/2019	*WASHINGTON ST	84-51	W	-12	W	134.5	O	33-67	49.3%	41	14	16-52	30.8%	33	20
3/14/2019	*UTAH	66-54	W	-4	W	136.5	U	25-57	43.9%	35	8	18-53	34.0%	38	12
3/15/2019	*ARIZONA ST	79-75	W	-3	W	132	O	28-67	41.8%	38	8	22-55	40.0%	37	14
3/16/2019	*WASHINGTON	68-48	W	-2	W	121	U	21-40	52.5%	33	16	18-54	33.3%	24	14
3/22/2019	*WISCONSIN	72-54	W	2	W	117	O	28-51	54.9%	34	12	20-60	33.3%	35	13
3/24/2019	*UC-IRVINE	73-54	W	-4.5	W	127	P	27-59	45.8%	31	7	20-51	39.2%	34	15
3/28/2019	*VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
2/9/2019	DUKE	71-81	L	-2	L	135	O	28-60	46.7%	28	14	26-45	57.8%	25	15
2/11/2019	@ N CAROLINA	69-61	W	1	W	139.5	U	24-45	53.3%	27	10	23-65	35.4%	38	8
2/16/2019	NOTRE DAME	60-54	W	-17	L	126	U	19-52	36.5%	36	8	19-55	34.5%	33	9
2/18/2019	@ VIRGINIA TECH	64-58	W	-5	W	118	O	23-50	46.0%	31	13	23-58	39.7%	28	8
2/23/2019	@ LOUISVILLE	64-52	W	-5.5	W	124.5	U	26-56	46.4%	39	5	17-55	30.9%	28	5
2/27/2019	GEORGIA TECH	81-51	W	-19	W	120	O	30-54	55.6%	41	8	21-56	37.5%	21	7
3/2/2019	PITTSBURGH	73-49	W	-18	W	125	U	24-41	58.5%	25	10	17-44	38.6%	24	15
3/4/2019	@ SYRACUSE	79-53	W	-6	W	121	O	28-51	54.9%	35	11	19-57	33.3%	33	10
3/9/2019	LOUISVILLE	73-68	W	-12	L	125	O	23-57	40.4%	31	4	23-56	41.1%	40	10
3/14/2019	*NC STATE	76-56	W	-11.5	W	131.5	O	25-48	52.1%	33	9	19-49	38.8%	29	9
3/15/2019	*FLORIDA ST	59-69	L	-8.5	L	122.5	O	22-53	41.5%	20	8	26-46	56.5%	35	13
3/22/2019	*GARDNER WEBB	71-56	W	-22.5	L	128	U	28-54	51.9%	35	15	22-50	44.0%	21	16
3/24/2019	*OKLAHOMA	63-51	W	-10.5	W	126.5	U	27-56	48.2%	36	6	19-52	36.5%	29	7
3/28/2019	*OREGON

KEY GAME INFORMATION

OREGON: Last season: 23-13, eliminated in the second round of the NIT.
Nickname: Ducks.
Coach: Dana Altman.
Conference: Pac-12.
Who's gone: G Elijah Brown, F MiKyle McIntosh and F Troy Brown Jr.
Who's back: Point guard Payton Pritchard enters his junior year as the team's top returning scorer with an average 14.5 points and 4.8 assists per game. Also back is fellow starter Paul White, a senior who averaged 9.4 points and 3.5 rebounds last season. Forward Kenny Wooten led the Pac-12 as a freshman last season with 2.6 blocks per game. Wooten was one of two freshmen to play in every game last season, joining Victor Bailey Jr.
Who's new: All eyes will be on 7-foot-2 center Bol Bol, the son of the late NBA star Manute Bol. He was considered a five-star prospect and the best prep recruit at center. He averaged 19.7 points and 7.6 rebounds for Findlay Prep in Nevada his senior season. Bol is expected to be a one-and-done for the Ducks. He's joined by fellow five-star recruit Louis King, who will miss the start of the season after he tore his meniscus during his senior season in Jersey City, New Jersey. The 6-foot-9 forward is expected to be back sometime around Dec. 1.
The Skinny: After going to the Final Four in the 2016-17 season, the Ducks faltered a bit last season and settled for an NIT appearance. The Ducks will have some obvious offensive power with Pritchard, so coach Dana Altman is emphasizing defense going into this season. Meanwhile, the Ducks will get plenty of attention because of Bol Bol.
Expectations: Las Vegas oddsmakers have the Ducks with a 1-in-25 shot to win the NCAA Tournament. But the Ducks were voted as the preseason favorite to win the Pac-12 title by the media that cover the team, and Oregon is also the top-ranked conference team in the AP Top 25.

VIRGINIA: Last season: 31-3, lost in first round of NCAA Tournament
Nickname: Cavaliers
Coach: Tony Bennett, 10th season
Conference: Atlantic Coast
Who's gone: G Devon Hall and F Isaiah Wilkins
Who's back: G Kyle Guy (14.1 ppg, 83 3-pointers) was the team's leading scorer and joins point guard Ty Jerome (10.6 ppg, 132 assists) as one of the nation's top backcourt tandems. F De'Andre Hunter returns from a late-season wrist injury as the ACC's top sixth man last year (9.2 ppg in just 19.9 mpg) and F Jack Salt anchors a defense that is always one of the nation's best. Fs Mamadi Diakite and Jay Huff have shown flashes of brilliance, but will need to offer more consistency at both ends.
Who's new: Alabama transfer Braxton Key could be a huge addition if he returns to his freshman year form when he averaged 12 points, 5.7 rebounds and 2.5 assists for the Crimson Tide. Slowed by a knee injury, his numbers were cut almost in half, but at 6-foot-8, he should be a valued rebounding addition, too.
The Skinny: The Cavaliers may have topped their Ralph Sampson lost to Chaminade legacy last season by becoming the first No. 1 seed, and the overall No. 1 seed at that, to lose in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Bennett has said it's important to remember the feeling, but also their historic success and move forward. Bennett's team have largely underachieved in the tournament, reaching just one Elite Eight and one Sweet 16, a lack of success that has to haunt on some level.
Expectations: The Cavaliers are ranked fifth to start the season and picked second behind Duke in the ACC. With much veteran experience, they should again be able to give the young but talented Blue Devils a run for the ACC regular season and tournament titles.

PREVIEW

Virginia braces for upset-minded Oregon

Virginia is two victories away from reaching the Final Four for the first time since 1984.

But junior point guard Ty Jerome would be just fine if that chatter was curbed for the rest of the week.,

"Everyone is talking about a Final Four, but I've never been to a Sweet 16," Jerome said after the Cavaliers' second-round win over Oklahoma.

Jerome will indeed be at a Sweet 16 location on Thursday when top-seeded Virginia (31-3) squares off with 12th-seeded Oregon (25-12) in South Region play at Louisville, Ky.

Jerome, who averages 13.0 points and 5.3 assists, was a freshman reserve two years ago when the Cavaliers were routed 65-39 by Florida in the second round. And, of course, events were even worse last season when Virginia became the first No. 1 seed to lose to a No. 16 when UMBC delivered a 74-54 opening-round trouncing.

Last season's startling loss has hung over the team all season -- and ramped back up when the Cavaliers trailed No. 16 Gardner-Webb by 14 in the first half before they rallied for a first-round win.

Virginia coach Tony Bennett doesn't even fight it. He understands that the situation is the first of its kind.

"There's pressure and excitement and tension to try to advance in this tournament, that's always there, but it was a different feel," Bennett said after the Oklahoma contest. "It's unlike anything -- well, no college basketball team really in the history of the game has had to go through that.

"It's our doing. We were the first 1 seed to lose last year, and then all of a sudden to fight back and become a 1 seed, and then to be in that situation again. You talk about trying to focus in and then getting down, it was real."

The Cavaliers will likely receive a battle from the Ducks, who are one of the hottest teams in the nation with 10 straight wins.

Oregon defeated Wisconsin and UC Irvine by an average of 18.5 points and allowed just 54 points in each victory.

"We're not satisfied yet," junior point guard Payton Pritchard said after the win over UC Irvine. "We don't want to just go to Sweet 16 and lay an egg. We'll go in and fight. We're happy with making the Sweet 16, but we want more. We don't play basketball just to make two rounds. We play to win it all."

The Ducks sure weren't playing that way just over a month ago. Oregon lost by an average of 13 points during a three-game losing streak against Oregon State, Southern California and UCLA and allowed a season-worst 90 points to the Bruins.

At that point, the Ducks were 15-12 and going nowhere fast.

But back-to-back routs over Arizona State (79-51) and Arizona (73-47) sparked a stunning turnaround that included four wins in four days to win the Pac-12 tournament title prior to the back-to-back NCAA Tournament blowout victories.

Pritchard, who averages 13.0 points and 4.6 assists, struggles to explain how it all happened.

"I can't really put my finger on it, but we were really low," Pritchard recalled. "We were at a low point against USC and just, you know, we were dead in the water. Either the season was going to be over at that point or we're going to change it and see what we could make happen."

Oregon will show up and it will try to end Virginia's March Madness fun in the Sweet 16.

"They don't make mistakes. They're not going to beat themselves," Ducks coach Dana Altman said of the Cavaliers after the win over the Anteaters. "But we've got a puncher's chance, and we'll go swing away and see what happens."

--Field Level Media

Last Updated: 4/19/2024 3:56:13 AM EST.