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Welcome to the last weekend of College Basketball games for the 2009-10 season. We here at Great Lakes Sports will give you a quick preview of this weeks final four games, and as always good luck this weekend from Great Lakes Sports.
The first game we will touch on is the Michigan State Spartans vs the Butler Bulldogs. The Michigan State Spartans are on a major winning roll going 7-1 in their last eight games for Head Coach Tom Izzo squad. The Michigan State Spartans are led by 6 ' 8" Senior Forward Raymar Morgan 11.5ppg and 6.2rpg, and experience will not be a factor for the Spartans against the Butler Bulldogs with nine upperclassmen. The Butler Bulldogs are this year's NCAA Cinderella team, which is led by Gordon Hayward 15.2ppg who has the Butler Bulldogs in the final four for the first time in Bulldogs history. The Butler Bulldogs have the nation longest winning streak at 24 straight wins, and with their solid defense this will be a great game to watch. We look for the team that is more fundamentally sound, and does not turn the ball over will win this highly competitive contest.
The Second game we will talk about will be the West Virginia Mountaineers against the Duke Blue Devils. The West Virginia Mountaineers have won the rugged big east tournament this year, and are a stellar 31-6 this season including winning their last ten games heading into final four play. The West Virginia Mountaineers with their gritty defense holding their opponents to only 63.1 points per game are led by All-Big East Conference 6'7" Senior Forward Da'Sean Butler 17.4ppg with Huggie Boys coming at you from all angles. This is a very well coached team, and the Mountaineers always fined a way to get the job done. The Duke Blue Devils are a stellar 33-5 this year, and have won eight games in a row, but what is even more amazing is that the Duke Blue Devils are a perfect 11-0 when they play on neutral courts this season. We look for the magic carpet for the West Virginia Mountaineers to continue their way into the NCAA Championship game.
This was a quick preview of this year's final four games, and as always-good luck this weekend from Great Lakes Sports.
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