in più ieri sera anche wake forest... vedi behra che a furia di provarci entra?!?
Per pitts Marchette io sarei su Pitts...io di Marchette ho visto poca roba, ma a pitts ritorna la guardia che è stato fuori sei settimane (mai visto allora da me) Levance Fields... se non mi ricordo male marq tira molto da fuori
ecco l'articolo da covers
[quote]Ever since the calendar flipped to 2008, it’s been a bad year for the Pitt Panthers. But it looks like things are about to get better.
On the night of Dec. 29, the Panthers were working on an undefeated season and were ranked No. 6 in the country when a dark cloud parked itself over western Pennsylvania and cast a big, money-sucking shadow over the University of Pittsburgh. That was the night Levance Fields – the Panthers’ point guard, assists leader and the engine behind the team – broke his foot.
The injury would keep Fields out of the lineup for six weeks, during which time the Panthers’ promising season steadily fell apart as Ronald Ramon moved to the point and Fields watched from the sidelines. Although the roster wasn’t lacking in talent, the 12 games without Fields resulted in a disappointing 8-4 record (7-4 ATS).
It could have been their missing point guard or it could have been the added intensity of the Big East schedule. Whatever the reason, Pittsburgh wasn’t the same solid bet it was in the early part of the season, but now there’s a ray of light in the Steel City and that dark cloud could finally be lifting.
Fields is set to return to the Panthers lineup for their matchup with Marquette on Friday night. From a long term perspective, that’s the best news the Panthers have heard all year. With Fields taking his spot at point guard, it means Ramon can move back to his natural shooting guard position and Keith Benjamin can move back into the frontcourt at small forward where freshman Gilbert Brown has been starting.
Sportsbooks have noted Fields’ return, but according to one prominent Las Vegas bookmaker, the point guard won’t make any difference in Friday’s pointspread.
“Before the injury he was averaging impressive numbers,â€
