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Some observers look at Ruben Amorim and Ange Postecoglou and see the same thing: stubbornness. But there is a big difference between them. With Tottenham, you have no idea what to expect. With Manchester United, you know exactly what to expect. A whole lot of nothing in the first half. Some flickers of fight in the second. Dismal results against middling Premier League teams. Decent ones against teams at the top and the bottom. This was Amorim’s first home game against a “big six” club, but it might as well have been away. He parked the bus. His nominal 3-4-2-1 was actually a 5-4-1. United started with no No 9 and just one real forward, Alejandro Garnacho. It’s three months since any of their strikers scored in the league. Their only goal threat, Bruno Fernandes, has been shunted back to central midfield. Where once they had wingers, now they have full-backs. Even when the bus moves, the handbrake stays on. Tim de Lisle
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Kansas State plays in Big 12 Tournament against the Arizona State
Arizona State Sun Devils (13-18, 4-16 Big 12) vs. Kansas State Wildcats (15-16, 9-11 Big 12) Kansas City, Missouri; Tuesday, 7 p.m. EDT BOTTOM LINE: Kansas State plays Arizona State in the Big 12 Tournament. The Wildcats have gone 9-11 against Big 12 teams, with a 6-5 record in non-conference play.
Saint Mary’s (CA) faces Pepperdine in WCC Tournament
Saint Mary's (CA) plays in the WCC Tournament against Pepperdine. The Gaels' record in WCC games is 17-1, and their record is 10-3 in non-conference play. Saint Mary's (CA) is fourth in college basketball with 12.5 offensive rebounds per game led by Mitchell Saxen averaging 4.2 offensive boards.
Florida State takes on Syracuse in ACC Tournament
Florida State is fifth in the ACC with 33.9 points per game in the paint led by Malique Ewin averaging 10.6. The Orange are 7-13 against ACC opponents. Syracuse gives up 78.4 points to opponents while being outscored by 2.8 points per game.
Troy Trojans face the Arkansas State Red Wolves in Sun Belt Championship
Arkansas State Red Wolves (24-9, 15-5 Sun Belt) vs. Troy Trojans (22-10, 15-5 Sun Belt) Pensacola, Florida; Monday, 7 p.m. EDT BETMGM SPORTSBOOK LINE: Red Wolves -1.5; over/under is 138.5 BOTTOM LINE: Troy takes on Arkansas State in the Sun Belt Championship. The Trojans are 15-5 against Sun Belt opponents and 7-5 in non-conference play.
Purdue Fort Wayne plays in Horizon Tournament against the Cleveland State
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Saint Peter’s takes on Iona in MAAC Tournament
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