Kansas vs. Tennessee College Basketball Pick

Football handicappers are too busy winning to watch Wild Earth TV as they are busy beating the wild card odds, winning basketball picks.  Handicapper Matt Rivers has a free pick Kansas minus the points in Tennessee. They are laying 5.5 at BetUs Sportsbook.

In other countries there is heavy betting on the African Cup of Nation's but the sportsbooks are still hurting over most sharpies with the Cowboys over the Eagles.  
 
Bill Self's Jayhawks just experienced a big-time scare at home to Cornell and will be focused today in trying to keep the perfect season alive.
 
I love what Bruce Pearl has done with this Tennessee program as they are no longer just a  football school at all but after the suspensions and expulsions relating to the drugs and weapons issue that just came up will hurt this team in a major way right now.
 
UT was able to prevail fairly easily against Charlotte in that first game since the incident but today is a whole different animal with number one Kansas in town.
 
The Jayhawks are locked and loaded. No I don't think they will end the season undefeated and run the table but this team should come to Knoxville and be ready to roll after that pedestrian effort against the Big Red. Kansas is too fast and too big and too everything for the boys in orange.
 
Xavier Henry is a budding superstar and easily one of, if not thee, best Freshman in the entire country. Add in Sherron Collins along with a beast down low in Cole Aldrich and the Morris boys and Tyshawn Taylor and on and on and on and you have the best team in the country right now.
 
If Tennessee did not have these recent issues I could see them be competitive today because this is a semi weird spot for the Jayhawks but right now the Vols are very shorthanded and that is not a good thing in a game such as this.
 
Pearl's boys may come out with a lot of emotion and compete for a half or whatever but in the end this thing is a double digit rout.

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