Friday Service Plays 12/09/2008

[madking]

SERVICE: Mrmartingale

Series 1:

Bet #1781: Sep 12: MLB: Minnesota - Baltimore
Pitchers: List Baker & Cabrera
Baltimore win (2.40)

Bet #1782: Sep 12: MLB: Seattle - LAA Angels
Pitchers: Saunders & Rowland-Smith
LAA Angels -1.5 (2.34)

Series 2:

Bet #386: Sep 12: MLB: Toronto - Boston
Pitchers: List Purcey & Wakefield
Toronto win (2.37)

Bet #387: Sep 12: MLB: Texas - Oakland
Pitchers: List Harrison & Smith
Texas win win (2.21)


This guy plays using a modified version of martingale system. I dont use the martingale progression. I just play his picks straight up for equal amounts on all games because he always picks underdog odds and his hitting just above 50% which is very good for dog odds. But if you want to use the system read below. copy paste from his site:

I will avoid all mathematical explanation using sequence, series and functions etc in order to make it understandable to everyone--instead I will use simple words and numbers to tell you what exactly to do. In this modified version we will use 2.1 factor after each loss instead of 2 (doubling up) and set the boundary to 6 instead of infinity. Lets say the starting bet amount = 1 Unit = U. Then using 2.1 factor after each loss we get the following sequence of bet amounts:

Bet 1 = U
Bet 2 = U(2.1)2 = 2.1U
Bet 3 = U(2.1)3 = 4.41U
Bet 4 = U(2.1)4 = 9.26U
Bet 5 = U(2.1)5 = 19.45U
Bet 6 = U(2.1)6 = 40.84U
Total (Bankroll) = U + U(2.1)2 + U(2.1)3 + U(2.1)4 + U(2.1)5 = 77.06U. Therefore, this system requires a 77.06 Units of bankroll if you are to do 1 unit bets.

Tip for dummies: If you have a certain bankroll (lets say ?1000) and want to calculate the starting bet amount, divide the bankroll by 77.06 (so the starting bet amount is 1000/77.06=?12.98). On the other hand, if you want to calculate the required bankroll for a certain starting bet amount, multiply your starting bet amount by 77.06 (for example, if you want to do ?15 bets, you would require a bankroll of ?15*77.06= ?1155.9)

A failed session (6 bet losing streak) would cost us 77.06 units. Therefore, a successful session is when we gain 77.06 units without losing 6 in a row.

Rules of the system:

Bet only on events with 1.91 (-110) or better odds. Do not randomly pick games with 1.91 (-110) or better odds. Always handicap the game and find the edge--play the side that has a win estimation of 50% or better. Best way to maximize profit is to bet on good underdog odds with a win estimation of 50% or better.
All bet amounts are for "risk", i.e. use the unit amount given in the bet table (bet1=1unit, bet 2=2.1units, bet3=4.41units, bet4=9.26units, bet5=19.45units, bet6=40.84units) regardless of the odd.
Bet on the next game only after you are sure about the result of the previous bet. Whenever a bet wins, the next bet amount is bet 1 (1 unit). Whenever a bet is cancelled or voided, repeat the same bet amount on the next bet. Whenever a bet loses, use the progression until you win. If you ever encounter a six game losing streak, start over with a new bankroll.
Do not change your unit amount until you have completed a successful session. For example, if you start at 1 unit = ?10 with a bankroll of ?770.60, you should remain at 1 unit = ?10 until your bankroll is doubled (1 successful session). Now that you have double the capital, you may increase your unit size to ?20 or you may withdraw half your earnings and increase your unit size to ?15. Once you start with the increased unit size and bankroll, you should wait until you complete a successful session with the new unit size and bankroll before increasing it again. It is recommended that you select a desired unit amount and stick to it forever instead of increasing it after each successful session--increasing strategy is for those who don't have big bankroll to start right away at big unit size. It is highly recommended that you go no more than 1 unit = ?100.
Play only at safe and reliable sportsbooks.
Never randomly pick a game. Always cap your games and play only valuable bets with good odds. It is highly recommended that you use my picks to minimize risk and to maximize profit. My picks for the MrMartingale System for one of the series is yet to fail.

System Picks SERIES 1 Record

Started: September 2006
Staking Style: MrMartingale System
Bet Results: 832-817-114 (50.45%)
Number of failures: 4
System Record: 832-4 (99.52%)
Net profit after deductions: +930.86 Units
Longest Losing Streak: 8 (1 time), 6 (4 times)
Longest Winning Streak: 5 (7 times)

System Picks SERIES 2 Record

Started: January 2008
Staking Style: MrMartingale System
Bet Results: 186-162-21 (53.45%)
Number of failures: 0
System Record: 186-0 (100%)
Net Profit: +273.84 Units
Longest Losing Streak: 5 (2 times)
Longest Winning Streak: 5 (2 times)

 

[the duke]

Matty O'Shea

MLB Money Line

triple-dime bet922 NYY (+110)BetUS vs 921 TAM

Analysis: You've heard of the pride of the Yankees, and Friday we will find out exactly what this team is made of heading into their final homestand ever at historic Yankee Stadium. There's no doubt that New York is in serious jeopardy of failing to make it to the playoffs for the first time since 1993, but this is a rare opportunity to play spoiler against the leaders of the AL East. Tampa Bay is just 1-4 in its last five series openers and coming off back-to-back emotional wins over the Red Sox, meaning the Rays could be in for a serious letdown here in this spot. In fact, I'm betting on it. Tampa's Matt Garza has failed to put together back-to-back quality starts since July 7, and he is just 1-2 in three lifetime starts against the Yankees with a 4.34 ERA.

Look for an inspired effort from New York and back the home team to get the victory over Garza and the Rays as my Triple Dime AL Underdog Play O' the Year.

 

[the duke]

CASH & PROFIT EXPERTS


KANSAS vs SOUTH FLORIDA
Play: SOUTH FLORIDA -3.5 (POD) NCAA FOOTBALL
Comments: CASH & PROFIT EXPERTS SELECTION: SOUTH FLORIDA -3.5 (POD) NCAA FOOTBALL


WASHINGTON STATE vs BAYLOR
Play: BAYLOR -3 ( NCAA FOOTBALL)
Comments: CASH & PROFIT EXPERTS SELECTION: BAYLOR -3 ( NCAA FOOTBALL)

 

[the duke]

THE SPORTS ADVISORS


COLLEGE FOOTBALL

(13) Kansas (2-0, 1-1 ATS) at (19) South Florida (2-0, 0-1 ATS)
The college football weekend kicks off with a marquee Top 25 matchup in Tampa Bay, as 19th-ranked South Florida hosts the No. 13 Jayhawks at Raymond James Stadium.
The Bulls squandered a 14-point lead late in the fourth quarter and needed to work overtime to topple instate rival Central Florida on Saturday, prevailing 31-24 but failing to cover as a 13?-point road favorite. QB Matt Grothe connected on 23 of 41 passes for 346 yards and three TDs, but he threw two picks. South Florida was strong defensively in the win, holding UCF to 226 total yards, including 76 on the ground.
After crushing Florida International 40-10 in the season opener, Kansas enjoyed another easy victory Saturday, blanking Louisiana Tech 29-0 as a 21-point home favorite. QB Todd Reesing was near-perfect, going 32-for-38 for 412 yards with three TDs and no INTs, and the Jayhawks defense limited La-Tech to 267 total yards.
These teams met in 2006 at Kansas, and the Jayhawks held on for a 13-7 victory as a 3?-point home favorite.
South Florida owns a 10-game non-conference home winning streak, going 3-1 ATS in lined contests during this stretch. Also, the Bulls have won 50 of 61 games at Raymond James Stadium, and under coach Jim Leavitt, the Bulls are 6-2 ATS against ranked teams. Finally, they?re on positive pointspread streaks of 9-2 at home and 4-1 in September, but they have failed to cash in five straight games against winning teams.
Kansas went 5-0 SU and 4-1 ATS on the highway in 2007, cashing in all four true road games. Furthermore, the Jayhawks are on ATS streaks of 15-3 overall, 7-2 on the road, 16-5 in September, 6-1 in non-conference play and 6-1 against winning teams.
The under is 7-2 in Kansas? last nine games, including 5-0 in the last five and 3-1 on the road. Conversely, the over is 4-0 in South Florida?s last four lined games and 8-1-1 in its last 10 (4-0 at home).
ATS ADVANTAGE: NONE



NATIONAL LEAGUE

Milwaukee (83-64) at Philadelphia (80-67)
A pair of lefties will be on the mound tonight at Citizens Bank Park, where two playoff hopefuls resume their key four-game series, with the Brewers? Manny Parra (10-7, 3.97) opposing Phillies ace Cole Hamels (12-9, 3.12).
Philadelphia snapped a modest two-game slide with Thursday?s 6-3 victory, moving within three games of the idle Mets in the N.L. East and three games back of the Brewers in the wild-card race. The Phillies have split their last 10 games overall, but they?re on positive runs of 11-4 at home, 6-2 against winning teams 18-8 on Fridays, 23-10 when Hamels pitches at home and 15-5 when Hamels faces the N.L. Central.
The Brewers continue to sputter having lost four of their last five and eight of their last 11. They?re also 0-5 in their last five against southpaw starters and 1-4 in Parra?s last five starts. However, they do carry positive streaks of 20-8 overall on the highway and 5-1 on Fridays.
Philly is 5-1 in the last five series clashes at Citizens Bank Park.
Parra has completed six innings just once in his last five starts, posting a 4.10 ERA during this stretch, with Milwaukee losing his last three starts in a row. In fact, the Brewers are 2-7 in Parra?s last nine trips to the mound, including three consecutive losses on the road, where Parra is 4-4 with a 4.80 ERA in 2007. Tonight marks the lefty?s first career start against Philadelphia.
Hamels had delivered six straight quality starts, allowing two runs or less in each, before getting roughed up Sunday at the Mets, surrendering five runs (four earned) on nine hits in just five innings, taking a 6-3 loss. The Phillies are just 4-6 in Hamels? last 10 tips to the bump, and he?s just 6-6 at home despite a solid 3.03 ERA.
Hamels has a 4.76 ERA in four career starts against the Brewers, with Philadelphia losing three of the contests. That includes a 5-4 defeat in Milwaukee on April 23, when Hamels yielded all five runs on eight hits, striking out 11 in seven innings.
Milwaukee?s under streaks include 14-6-2 on the highway, 5-2 on Fridays and 36-16-3 against the N.L. East. For Philadelphia, the under is on runs of 5-0 on Fridays and 17-5-1 against the N.L. Central. Finally, the under is 4-2 in the last six series clashes in Philly.
ATS ADVANTAGE: UNDER



AMERICAN LEAGUE

Toronto (79-67) at Boston (85-60)
The Blue Jays look to keep their faint wild-card hopes alive when they kickoff a weekend series at Fenway Park, with rookie David Purcey (3-5, 5.23) scheduled to battle Red Sox veteran Tim Wakefield (8-10, 4.11).
The Blue Jays, who are in the midst of a seven-game road trip, capped a four-game set at the White Sox with Thursday?s 6-4 victory. Toronto has won 11 of its last 12 overall, including five of six on the road, but Cito Gaston?s club remains 6? games behind Boston for the wild-card lead. During their hot streak, the Jays are also 8-0 against right-handed starters and 5-0 versus the A.L. East.
Boston took Thursday off after suffering a tough 4-2, 14-inning home loss to Tampa Bay on Wednesday. The Red Sox dropped the final two games of a three-game set to the first-place Rays and now trail the A.L. East leaders by 2? games. On the bright side, Terry Francona?s squad leads the wild-card race by five games over Minnesota. Also, Boston remains on positive streaks of 11-5 overall, 56-22 at home, 7-0 in series openers, 4-1 on Fridays, 25-12 against southpaw starters and 17-5 when Wakefield pitches at home.
Going back to last September, the Blue Jays have dominated the defending champs, winning 11 of 15 meetings, including three straight at Fenway Park.
Purcey is coming off the most dominating start of his young career, Sunday?s complete-game 1-0 home win over the Rays, as he scattered six hits and three walks in eight innings. The southpaw has four quality starts in his last six trips to the mound, but he surrendered five runs in each of his non-quality outings, both of which occurred at home. On the road, Purcey is 1-3 with a 5.73 ERA in four starts, and he?s yet to face the Red Sox.
Wakefield got destroyed his last time out, lasting just 1 2/3 innings in Texas after yielding seven runs (all earned) on four hits and four walks in a 15-8 loss. Despite that outing, the 42-year-old knuckleballer has given up three earned runs or fewer in 20 of his 26 starts this season.
Wakefield is 5-4 with a 3.42 ERA on the road this season and 15-11 with a 3.87 ERA in his career against Toronto, including 0-1 with a 4.15 ERA in two outings versus the Jays this season. In fact, dating to last September, the Sox are 0-3 when Wakefield works against Toronto.
The over is 4-0 in the last four series meetings between these rivals, but otherwise when these teams square off, the under is on streaks of 4-1 in Boston, 10-1-2 when Wakefield starts and 4-1-1 when Wakefield faces Toronto at Fenway.
The under is also 9-3-1 in Boston?s last 13 games overall, 6-2-1 in its last nine at home, 11-4-3 in its last 18 following an off day and 5-1 in Purcey?s last six starts overall. Conversely, Toronto has topped the total in 10 of its last 12 games overall and five of its last six on the road, and the over is 13-5-1 in Wakefield?s last 19 at Fenway Park.
ATS ADVANTAGE: NONE

 

[the duke]

Kelso Sturgeon

15 units Padres run line
5 units Twins
4 units White Sox over

 

[the duke]

Bob Balfe


College Football

South Florida -3.5 over Kansas

Both teams come into this game 2-0 and in similar positions. The nation does not really know if either team is underrated or overrated. Kansas had a very easy schedule last year and has yet to play a significant opponent this year. USF is lucky to have been in a close game this year and I think that will really help them in a game like this. Matt Grothe is a great QB who can pass and run with the ball. I believe Grothe will confuse Kansas all night and when they pressure him he will step back and hit a receiver with wide open TD. South Florida has a great defense and should get the win and cover tonight. Take South Florida.

Major League Baseball
Reds +180 over DBacks
Cueto/Webb



SAVANNAH SPORTS

NCAA Football
3 Units on Baylor -3.5

 

[the duke]

DREW GORDON

400,000♦ South Florida

50,000♦ Rays

50,000♦ Rangers



1. South Florida- Love this match up for the Bulls, as they thrive in this setting (against a ranked opponent, at home, on national TV), and I expect they'll be in top form this Friday hosting Kansas. Remember guys, not only are the Bulls 50-11 SU over their last 61 games at Raymond James Stadium (9-2 ATS over their last 11 at home), but also 6-2 ATS against their last 8 against ranked opponents under coach Leavitt! But enough about the trends, let's get to the match ups...

I can understand why the public has fallen in love with Todd Reesing and this high-octane Jayhawks attack, but back-to-back blowout wins over cupcake opponents mean absolutely NOTHING in this contest. In fact, Kansas may come into this game riding a little high, and that's the last thing you want to do against a very talented Bulls stop-unit. Look for Reesing to run into trouble for the first time this season, as a speedy USF defense wrecks havoc on the timing-based Kansas passing attack.

I know plenty of people saw South Florida struggle to put away Central Florida, and all of a sudden, everyone loves the Jayhawks tonight. That's an overreaction for two reasons: A. It was their road opener, against a highly motivated rival (that game was super bowl for Central Florida players). And B. The Bulls dominated the game statistically, 504 total yards to 226 total yards, showing prowess on both sides of the ball. Look guys, the only thing the Bulls sub-par effort against Central Florida did was drive down the price on tonight's match up, which is just fine by me!

Finally, for all the talk about the Jayhawks at home, its no secret they are not the same team when they travel, especially early on, going 2-9 SU in road openers. With the public all over the Jayhawks in this one, don't buy into the hype, as the Bulls and dual-threat QB Matt Grothe are more than capable of defending their house. In the end, this is a HUGE game for South Florida, and much like they did last season against West Virginia, they'll deliver in spite of the public's love for the visitor! Bulls roll!



Take South Florida over Kansas as your top-rated play of the day.


2. Rays- If the Rays want to cement their hold on the AL East crown, they can take a big step forward tonight at Yankee Stadium. After getting swept in Toronto, the Rays rebounded by taking 2 of 3 at Fenway in a critical series with the 2nd place Red Sox. Now as they move onto their next series in the Bronx, look for Tampa Bay to kick the Yankees while their down, adding to their 2.5 game lead over Boston.

The sputtering Yankees return home after a tough road trip, that ended with them losing 3 of their last 4 overall, as their offense was nowhere to be found. Herein lies the problem for New York, as reigniting their slumping bats will be tough work against the Rays Matt Garza, who was tremendous in a losing effort at Toronto in his last start, allowing 1 run over 7 strong innings. He's now posted a 2.29 ERA over his last 3 starts, including a tough loss to the Yankees September 2nd. Look for a much better effort this go-around, as the Yankees have clearly lost focus with the playoffs now a distant memory, and it showed in their series against the Angels.

Another big problem for the Yankees is the play of their starter Sidney Ponson, who after tempting Yankees-backers with some solid efforts, reverted back to his true self (just like I told you he would), posting a disgusting 11.29 ERA over his last 4 starts! Sure, he was decent against soft-hitting Seattle in his last start, but he won't be nearly as lucky tonight.

Finally, did you know Yankees are just 11-18 at Yankee Stadium against right-handed starters under the lights! Garza was damn good at Toronto in his last one, and after watching the Yankees struggle in Anaheim, look for another strong effort by the Rays righty here tonight. In the end, the Yankees are sputtering to the finish, and with Ponson getting the start, there's little hope for a turnaround tonight!

Take the Rays behind Garza over the NY Yankees and Ponson in this MLB match up.



3. Rangers- With the way the Rangers are hitting lately, coupled with a relatively even pitching match up, I see little hope for soft-hitting Oakland club in this match up.

First and foremost, you have to be impressed by the young southpaw Harrison, who after struggling to find his groove, is now pitching well, going 2-0 with a 4.42 ERA over his last 3 starts. He was especially strong in his last road start, at the Royals, allowing just 1 run over 6 2/3 innings, and I believe he can do much of the same against similarly sorry Athletics offense in this one. Let's not forget, he got the win at Oakland back on July 26th, allowing 1 earned over 5 innings!

Second, although his ERA is more than a run and half lower than Harrison's on the season (5.76 compared to 4.05), lefty Greg Smith has not been particularly effective of late, going 2-2 with a 4.88 ERA over his last 4 starts. True, he was great at Baltimore in his last one, tossing 7 scoreless. However, that came after getting torched by the Twins at home for 8 runs in 5 innings... So don't tell me Smith is pitching well, because he's been far too inconsistent. Not to mention, the last time he pitched a great game (at Seattle August 21st), he followed that up with two disgusting starts, including that home effort against Minnesota! Trust him in this spot if you like, but I simply can't against this high-powered Rangers offense.


Finally, speaking of the offenses, you have to give the nod to the Rangers. True, the one spot they do not particualry produce well is against lefties on the road (although batting .338 vs lefties L10 games), but fact of the matter is Oakland is just as anemic against lefties at home. With Hamilton red-hot, and rookies Arias and Davis delivering, look for Texas to power past the A's once again here tonight. Also note, a good start here by Harrison could guarantee his spot in the rotation next year, and that's excellent motivation for the young lefty... Look for him to pitch accordingly tonight!


Take the Rangers behind Harrison over the Athletics and Smith in late MLB action.

 

[the duke]

Wayne Root

Chairman- NY Yankees

Millionaire- South Florida



Yankee Capper

3 Units - Pittsburgh Pirates (-110)
2 Units - Royals/Indians Over 7 (-120)
2 Units - Kansas/USF Over 48

 

[the duke]

Players of America

Kansas Jayhawks vs. South Florida Bulls
The Play: South Florida Bulls -3.0
Star Value: 1* (10 Units)

TREND OF THE GAME:
- South Florida is 10-2 ATS in their last 12 home games

South Florida 31, Kansas 17

 

[the duke]

Dr Bob

This ought to be a very revealing game, as I have questions about both teams. Kansas was an underrated squad last season and were better than most people gave them credit for. The loss of big play receiver Marcus Henry has greatly affected the Jayhawks? pass attack, which has been just 0.3 yards per pass play better than average after two games so far, which is about where I had them rated coming into the season. The rushing attack has been a major disappointment so far, averaging just 3.9 yards per rushing play against Florida International and Louisiana Tech. I do the rushing attack to be at least average with Jake Sharp having run for 1001 career yards at 5.4 ypr (just 3.2 ypr this year) and Angus Quigley has averaged 6.0 ypr in his limited career action. South Florida is an outstanding defensive team, but the Bulls had to replace two very good cornerbacks and I think they can be beaten through the air if sack master George Selvie doesn?t put too much heat on KU quarterback Todd Reesing. South Florida quarterback Matt Grothe had a down year last season, but he looks like he?s back at his 2006 level, which was 1.1 yards per pass play better than average. The Bulls also have a solid rushing attack, but they?ll be tested by a very stingy Kansas defense that returned 9 starters from a unit that yielded just 4.5 yards per play last season (to teams that would combine to average 5.4 yppl against an average team). My ratings favor South Florida by 2 ? points, so I?ll lean slightly with Kansas plus the points.

S. FLORIDA (-3.5) 26 Kansas 23

 

[the duke]

Arthur Ralph

No Super Pick

900 Friday Parlay
South Florida
Baylor

Free Play: Boston Red Sox

 

[the duke]

Phil Steele /Northcoast

Friday Night Marquee GOY

South Florida



3* USF over Kansas

THIS IS OUR FRIDAY NIGHT MARQUEE GOY! USF has won 10 straight non conf HG?s (3-1 ATS) and beat #5 West Virginia 21-13 at home on a Friday night LY & had a huge win on the road over #17 Auburn. These two met in ?06 as we won with a 4H LPS on Kansas (-3?), 13-7. Last year we won our College 5H GOY on USF as they dominated Syracuse 41-10 (-16?). KU won all 5 road games LY (4-1 ATS), has 15 starters back and is ranked #13. Kansas took on the #100 schedule LY and finished #7 while USF took on the #24 schedule and after their embarrassing bowl loss fell out of the polls. Kansas is 2-9 SU in road openers while USF is 50-11 at Raymond James Stadium. LW QB Reesing threw for a career high 412 yds leading Kansas to a 29-0 win over LA Tech. USF squandered (look-ahead) a 14 point lead with less than 3:00 minutes left, but pulled off the OT win over UCF LW. USF has upset the L/3 ranked tms it has faced and HC Leavitt is 6-2 ATS vs ranked teams. The Bulls are our #1 Surprise Team and a Darkhorse National Title Contender with something to prove here. Leavitt will have USF pumped for this nationally televised meeting and this Fri Marquee GOY is free as our thanks for purchasing Power Sweep. FORECAST: USF 34 Kansas 17

 

[the duke]

Bob Majors

Double-Dime Bet

South Florida -3.5 vs Kansas

The Kansas Jayhawks are traveling to South Florida Bulls. The Bulls have been looking forward to this game as displayed in the lackluster game with Central Florida winning in overtime.
The Bulls are 9-2 ATS in last 11 games and look to win impressively to move up in the polls.
Look for a close by decisive win by the Bulls
Lay the points and take the Bulls.

 

[the duke]

William Kidd

Guaranteed Selections
Date: Friday, September 12, 2008
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NY Yankees w/Ponson +110 7:05 EST

 

[tnvn1994]

The Millionaires Club Guaranteed Selections

89% LATE STEAM COLLEGE FOOTBALL WINNER
Baylor -3

 

[the duke]

NSA

20* Ku
10* Ku/sf under
10* Rays
10* Angels
10* Dodgers
10* Red Sox

 

[quanjin]

Does anyone have Ben Burns plays?

Does anyone have Ben Burns plays?

Thanks in advance.

 

[the duke]

Vegas-runner

CFB Side Double-Dime Bet
104 South Florida -3.0 (-120) Sportsbetting.com vs 103 Kansas
Analysis: ** 2* WAGER ** (BUY the 1/2 pt to -3)

Fri, 09/12/08 - 8:00 PMvegas-runner | CFB MoneyLine Double-Dime Bet
104 South Florida (-130) Bodog vs 103 Kansas
Analysis: ** NCAAFB 2* TEASER PLAY of the DAY **


SOUTH FLORIDA +3.5 & WASHINGTON ST +11 (2*) Teaser Bet...


MLB RunLine Double-Dime Bet
906 NYM -1.5 (-125) Sportsbetting.com vs 905 ATL
Analysis: ** 2* RUN-LINE BET ** (-1.5 & -125....Santana vs Hampton)




Fri, 09/12/08 - 10:05 PM vegas-runner | MLB Money Line Triple-Dime Bet
928 OAK (-131) SportBet vs 927 TEX
Analysis: *** 3* AL GAME of the WEEK *** (Smith vs Harrison



Sebastian

100* San Fran / San Diego Under
20* LA Dodgers
10* Minnesota Twins
10* Pitt Pirates

Insider Steam Play
100 Tampa Bay


50*
South Florida

 

[the duke]

Teddy June

10* South Florida Bulls -3.5

Tonight we get a terrific Friday Night matchup here as the Big 12 visits the Big East in a ranked clash. The Bulls are returning 16 starters this season including 10 on offense and 6 on defense. They are led once again this year on offense by quarterback Matt Grothe who in each of his last two seasons has been the leading rusher and passer on this ball club. He should be helped this season by what should be a very strong and maybe the best offensive line in school history as they start 3 seniors all big and over 300 pounds. On the defensive side of the ball they are led by the stud junior end George Selvie who led the nation last year in tackles for a loss at 31.5 which was one shy of the NCAA record and was 2nd in the nation in sacks at 14.5. We should hear his name along with the rest of the Bulls front a lot in this game and that is because the Jayhawks lost their anchors on the offensive line with Collins and Rodriguez. In their place will be a JUCO transfer and a freshman and the freshman will have square off against Selvie certainly a daunting task. There is no question Kansas was a terrific surprise last season both straight up and against the spread but when we take a look at their schedule one has to question the actual ability of this team. They played by far the easiest Big 12 schedule and lost their toughest game against Missouri. They were able to beat up cup cakes out of conference and in conference teams like Kansas State, Colorado and Texas A&M who were middle of the pack ball clubs gave them all they could handle on the road. To me this game will be won initially on the lines where USF has the advantage and secondly it will be won on the sidelines by the coaches and that clearly goes to Jim Leavitt and his staff in my opinion. The home crowd should be electric for the Bulls and I expect them to get the job done over the visiting Jayhawks.

 

[the duke]

Ben Burns

Annihilator

Pirates