Darrell KSR
02-05-2019, 05:04 AM
1. Predict the Kentucky margin of victory (+) OR loss (-). If you believe that Kentucky will lose, make sure that you make it clearly known with a -- [minus sign], or something else.
2. Predict the game high scorer, AND the total number of points he will score in the game. NOTE--it does not have to be a Kentucky player for this KSR point.
3. OVER/UNDER 14.5. Predict whether Kentucky's bench scoring will be OVER 14.5 or UNDER 14.5, and by how many.
4. Bogey, Birdie or PAR. This will take a slight bit of explanation and a little reverse thinking, so bear with me. That's what happens when I wake up at 3 a.m. For this game, you'll only have to tell us whether the selected player will make a BOGEY, a BIRDIE, or a PAR in the particular game. We'll give a figure for his "PAR" which will be a window, or range close to his average PAR. If he falls within that window, he scored a "PAR." If he fails to make that window, he has a BOGEY. If he does better than that window, he scored a BIRDIE.
For Reid Travis tonight--his PAR is 20-22 (because his actual average PAR is 21.0, 13.8ppg + 1.1 assists + 6.1 rebs).
Will he score a PAR (20-22 PAR), a BIRDIE (more than 23), or a BOGEY (less than 23)? Don't need a number, just a golf term. Forgive the reverse thinking, but it's just a good reason to post your pick before you start your "pre-gaming!"
Tie Breaker: Kentucky team assists - turnovers. Can be a positive or negative number.
2. Predict the game high scorer, AND the total number of points he will score in the game. NOTE--it does not have to be a Kentucky player for this KSR point.
3. OVER/UNDER 14.5. Predict whether Kentucky's bench scoring will be OVER 14.5 or UNDER 14.5, and by how many.
4. Bogey, Birdie or PAR. This will take a slight bit of explanation and a little reverse thinking, so bear with me. That's what happens when I wake up at 3 a.m. For this game, you'll only have to tell us whether the selected player will make a BOGEY, a BIRDIE, or a PAR in the particular game. We'll give a figure for his "PAR" which will be a window, or range close to his average PAR. If he falls within that window, he scored a "PAR." If he fails to make that window, he has a BOGEY. If he does better than that window, he scored a BIRDIE.
For Reid Travis tonight--his PAR is 20-22 (because his actual average PAR is 21.0, 13.8ppg + 1.1 assists + 6.1 rebs).
Will he score a PAR (20-22 PAR), a BIRDIE (more than 23), or a BOGEY (less than 23)? Don't need a number, just a golf term. Forgive the reverse thinking, but it's just a good reason to post your pick before you start your "pre-gaming!"
Tie Breaker: Kentucky team assists - turnovers. Can be a positive or negative number.