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NBA Over/Under Competition

Again simple over/unders just like the MLB competition. The winner gets again, mouth love from Swallowman.

1. The Celtics will win 60 games. (Over/Under)
2. Rasheed Wallace will have 12 Technicals this season. (Over/Under)
3. 4 White Guys will make the NBA All Star Teams. (Over/Under)
4. The Knicks will win 30 Games. (Over/Under)
5. Dwight Howard will average 3 Dunks a Game. (Over/Under)
6. Yao Ming will play 60 games this season. (Over/Under)
7. Greg Oden will average 14 points per game. (Over/Under)
8. Derrick Rose will average 8 assists per game. (Over/Under)
9. Jason Kidd will shoot 40% from the field. (Over/Under)
10. Big Cock Gallinari will average 9 points per game. (Over/Under)
11. Brian Scalabrine will play 41 games this season. (Over/Under)

Again my picks in the comments.

Comments

Simon said…
1. Under they win in the high 50s
2. Under He's getting old.
3. Under Nash, Nowitzki and who else?
4. Over by maybe 1 or 2
5. Over Howard dunks a lot
6. Over Yao's gonna stay healthy this year
7. Under Like 13 per game
8. Under like 7 per game
9. Under Kidd Sucks
10. Under Big Cock won't get too much PT
11. Under DNPs will be Scals MO this year
Anonymous said…
1. Under-in the 50s #1 seed
2. Under
3. Under- Over for the NHL all star team though
4. Over
5. Over- dude's beast
6. Under- Olympics didnt help and he is scared of artest
7. Under- past his prime
8. Under- No big men that can score
9. Under
10. Under
11. Over- there has to be a reason why i am knocking 7 wins off the celts total from last year
Anonymous said…
1. Under. One of the Big 3 is going to have deal with injuries this season, methinks.

2. Under. It's a contract year for Sheed.

3. Under. Does Manu Ginobili count?

4. Over. Unfortunately, I think D'Antoni ball is gonna be a hit in NYC.

5. Over. Lots of minutes and lots of catches for the Howitzer.

6. Over. Call me optimistic.

7. Push. 14 and 9

8. Under. I see about 6.5 to 7.

9. Over. He won't shoot that much, ala the Olympics.

10. Under. He's starting with a bad back. Not the best way to begin your career when people already think you are soft.

11. WAY over. Doc unleashes the Scalabrine wave the winter. Watch and see.
Anonymous said…
1. Over. 61
2. Under
3. Under. If Obama wins, he will abolish white NBA players.
4. Over.
5. Over.
6. Under. Torn ACL on Nov 22.
7. Over. Someone has to score
8. Under. Overrated.
9. Under. Too old.
10. Under.
11. Under. See answer 3.
Anonymous said…
1. Under
2. Under
3. Under
4. Under
5. Under
6. Under
7. Under
8. Under
9. Under
10. Under
11. Under
Matt said…
good effort perras
Anonymous said…
1 - Under, the Celts will go on cruise control for the first 30-40 games, then fire it up to peak for the playoffs

2 - Under
3 - Under
4 - Over
5 - Over
6 - Under, Yao has a weak chin
7 - Under
8 - Under
9 - Under, wife beating is no way to get ahead in life
10 - Under
11 - Over
Anonymous said…
I try. It's like guessing C on every multiple choice question, except now my odds are better.

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