SERVICE PLAYS FOR SAT. 1/19

[GIANTS007]

SERVICE PLAYS FOR SATURDAY JAN. 19 2008

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[GIANTS007]

WINNING POINTS

Saturday, January 19

(NBA)

***BEST BET***
*Indiana over Sacramento by 14
Unlike on Friday, the Kings no longer are in a good situational spot. This marks their
third road game in four days, while Indiana has been off the past three days. The Pacers
are much more effective with point guard Jamaal Tinsley back from injury running the
show. The Pacers up-tempo style is tailor-made to take advantage of tired legs, which
the Kings figure to have. Indiana ranked No. 7 offensively averaging better than 102
points. INDIANA 110-96.


***BEST BET***
*Milwaukee over Golden State by 8
The Bucks have the matchup flexibility, depth and scorers to match up well to the
smallish Warriors. The Bucks were idle on Friday, while the Warriors were at Chicago.
This is Golden State?s fourth road game in five nights. That?s a schedule killer for a
perimeter shooting, racehorse team such as the Warriors. MILWAUKEE 113-105.
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(NCAA)

***BEST BET***
Southern Illinois* over Wichita State by 18
Get ?em while their cold, or at least when everyone thinks the Salukis are cold.
Southern Illinois has had their struggles, but the Shockers of WSU are looking kind
of scrawny and might spend the entire 40 minutes pinballing around the floor in feeble
attempts to carry out the first-year head coach?s offense against SIU?s rough-andtumble
defenders. Wichita State head coach Marshall, who recently said only one of
his players understands his system, to anyone who?ll listen: ?That kind of defense
should be illegal!? SOUTHERN ILLINOLIS, 65-47.

 

[GIANTS007]

THE SPORTS REPORTER


SATURDAY, JANUARY 19

BEST BET
*NEBRASKA over BAYLOR by 15
Shown how far they need to go during lesson applied by Jayhawks, Huskers will be eager
to apply lessons learned against another league upstart. Aleks Maric should capitalize versus
Bears caught on first leg of nasty Husker/Aggie trip. Baylor?s come a long way in a short
time, and this floor has hosted many an ?upset? that really wasn?t. NEBRASKA, 80-65.

 

[GIANTS007]

SPORTS MEMO


BRENT CROW (1/19)
Villanova at Syracuse
Recommendation: Syracuse
In this matchup we have two very young Big East teams that
have opened the season with somewhat shaky results. Villanova
has been ranked as high as No. 17 in the polls, but they
are very overrated from what I have seen of them so far. They
did not face a tough non-conference schedule, with a win over
George Mason, a miracle win over LSU and a loss to NC State
being their most marquee games. So far in conference play,
they are 0-2 on the road and squeaked by Pitt by one at home.
They have failed to cover in their last five games, despite winning
three of them. This will be another tough road game for
them and it comes after a revenge game against DePaul on
Wednesday. The Blue Demons beat them on January 3rd in the
conference opener for both teams, so the Wildcats will emphasize
that contest. Syracuse also struggled in non conference
play, losing home games to Rhode Island and UMass, but
opened the Big East season with home wins over South Florida
and St. John?s. The Orangemen were 0-2 on the Big East road
last week however, dropping games to Cincinnati and West Virginia.
They should get back on track at home against the young
Wildcats, however, in a game that will be lined close to pick?em.
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ED CASH (1/19)
LSU at Vanderbilt
Recommendation: LSU

These two seasons have gone in opposite directions. Vanderbilt
is off to a great start, ranked in the top-25 with just one loss on
the year. LSU, meanwhile, is 7-9 and mired in a 5-game losing
streak entering this week?s action. The Tigers should be able to
pick up a win at home on Wednesday against Auburn, which might
help their confidence against Vanderbilt on Saturday. Vanderbilt
will play a huge game this week on the road against Tennessee
and it will be on Thursday night instead of the normal Wednesday,
leaving them one less day to rest and prepare for LSU. The
fact that the Tigers are struggling also works against Vanderbilt
here, as they won?t have the same energy for the Tigers as their
two previous games against Kentucky and Tennessee. Vanderbilt
will be in the range of a 15-point chalk in this game, which
gives us plenty of room for the Tigers to get the cover. Vandy
is only 3-6 ATS as a double-digit chalk this season, mostly because
they do not play great defense. The Commodores would
much rather win 86-76 than 68-48, and they sacrifice some
possessions on offense and defense at times. LSU has not fared
very well against the spread this season, covering just two of 11
lined games, but they did cover in their last loss at Ole Miss as
a 15-point dog. They trailed by 20+ points in the second half,
but never quit and wound up losing by just three. I expect the
Tigers to notch another cover today in this bad spot for Vandy.
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TEDDY COVERS (1/19)
Illinois State at Drake
Recommendation: Drake

We can expect to continue getting extremely attractive prices to
support Drake as long as Missouri Valley Conference leading scorer
Josh Young remains out with a severely sprained right ankle. First
year head coach Keno Davis has taken over for his father Tom,
much the way Tony Bennett took over for his dad at Washington
State and immediately engineered a 15-win improvement over
what his father had been able to accomplish in the previous season.
The transformation here at Drake has been eerily similar, with the
building blocks put in place by the dad reaping tremendous dividends
for the son. And there?s still plenty of value left with a team
that was projected as a bottom feeder in the Missouri Valley Conference,
but has gotten off to a 14-1 SU, 10-1 ATS start to the campaign.
Drake is outscoring foes by more than 20 points per game at
home, enjoying tremendous crowd support in a conference loaded
with strong home court edges. And there?s tons of depth on this
squad, allowing us to continue supporting them despite Young?s
injury. Leonard Houston and Jonathan Cox are both hitting better
than 45% for the season from long range, and forward Klayton
Korver is a deadeye dick from downtown as well. Combine that with
a 75% free throw shooting percentage at home and a defense that
is forcing turnovers galore while holding opponents to 40% shooting
from the field, and you can understand why the fundamentals
are in place for Drake to continue their stellar early season run.
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TIM TRUSHEL (1/19)
Mississippi State at Alabama
Recommendation: Under

Last Tuesday on ESPN?s National coverage, Alabama was embarrassed
on the defensive end by Florida. The Tide allowed
the Gators to erase a double-digit lead as Florida connected
on big shot after big shot. At 0-2 in conference play, the Tide
has shifted it?s focus on the court. Projected to be an uptempo
basketball team, they scored 80 or more points in 10
of their first 16 games. Head coach Mike Gottfried blamed the
up-tempo offense for the lack of consistency and focus on the
defensive end. He was even quoted about slowing the offense
down. ?We can?t ever get in the mind set that we?re just going
to try and outscore you,? Gottfried said. By slowing the
offense down, the Tide won?t be expected to give up those
easy baskets. In their last game against Arkansas it certainly
worked as Alabama forced overtime and held Arkansas to
just 60 points in regulation. The uncomfortable transition into
more half court sets showed up in the shooting percentages as
the Crimson Tide shot just 35% from the field. But it certainly
worked on the defensive side as the Hogs could muster just
37% shooting and was held to their season low in regulation.
Mississippi State will not force the tempo and in this highly
charged Conference game, defense will rule the day. We?ll continue
to play on Alabama Under as the market fails to realize
the significant tempo change taking place in Tuscaloosa.
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ERIN RYNNING (1/19)
Golden State at Milwaukee
Recommendation: Milwaukee

The Warriors and Don Nelson return to Milwaukee to face
the Bucks on Saturday night. This game will serve as a brutal
scheduling spot for the Warriors playing their fourth game
in five nights all on the road. The first three games include
two energy sapping games as well. Wednesday night the Warriors
will play in Indiana as many of the players, most notably
Stephen Jackson and Al Harrington, have this game circled
on their calendars after being traded from the organization
about one year ago. On Friday night, the Warriors will play
the Chicago Bulls under the light of national TV on ESPN.
Again, that should leave the Warriors perhaps going through
the motions with little energy in this contest. The frantic
way of playing basketball Golden State prefers is predicated
on ?energy? and defense, so finding ?spots? where they won?t
have their legs is crucial. Meanwhile, the Bucks are the Bucks
teetering in mediocrity. However, this contest will serve as
their first since Wednesday, which gives them a major energy
edge. In addition, the Bucks are now back to being healthy
with the return of super scorer Michael Redd. In a stark contrast,
the Bucks actually played defense without Redd in the
lineup, while perhaps they continue this trend moving forward.
This is just a beautiful spot for the Bucks and the numbers
should just basically be asking this team to win to garner the
cover as well. Play the Bucks in Saturday night NBA action.
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JARED KLEIN (1/19)
Florida at Washington
Recommendation: Washington

I love to play teams that are at home in this situation as the Caps
have had a day to rest and are in tremendous form of late winning
four out of their last five games. Despite sitting in 13th place in
the Eastern Conference, the Capitals are only seven points out
of the playoffs and they also have alleviated their biggest distraction
last week signing superstar Alexander Ovechkin to a
monster 13-year contract to keep him in Washington until he is
35 years old. Since turning the team over to head coach Bruce
Boudreau, Washington has gone 12-6-4 which is a dramatic
turnaround from the 6-14-1 record they posted to start the season.
The Florida Panthers will be playing their third game in
four days and are playing the second half of a back-to-back set
against a well rested Capitals. The Panthers have dropped three
out of their last four games and have shown no signs of climbing
into the playoffs with inconsistency on both the offensive
and defensive sides of the puck. On the other hand, Washington
is a team that is growing up before our eyes. They?ve beaten
teams like Ottawa, Colorado and Montreal in this recent stretch
and this is a team that I think could sneak into the playoffs
because of the mediocrity of the Eastern Conference and their
veteran goaltender Olaf Kolzig who has been down this road
before. Look for Washington to make some noise the second
half of the season and play them this weekend against Florida

 

[GIANTS007]

POINTWISE


TENNESSEE over Ohio State (Sat) RATING: 1

WISC-MILWAUKEE over Green Bay (Sat) RATING: 2

CAL-FULLERTON over Cal-Davis (Sat) RATING: 2

MIAMI-FLA over No Carolina State (Sat) RATING: 3

CLEMSON over Duke (Sat) RATING: 5

 

[GIANTS007]

THE GOLD SHEET


PORTLAND by 6 over Orlando (Saturday, January 19)
NEW JERSEY by 9 over L.A. Clippers (Saturday, January 19)
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LA SALLE by 6 over Richmond (Saturday, January 19)
MISSISSIPPI by 18 over Auburn (Saturday, January 19)
CREIGHTON by 22 over Indiana State (Saturday, January 19)

 

[GIANTS007]

C&P (CASH & PROFITS) EXPERTS


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[the duke]

Michael Cannon

Saturday's Early Play

30 Dime -
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS

Saturday's Late Plays

15 Dime -
BUCKS

5 Dime -
MAGIC
MIAMI (Fla)

 

[the duke]

WILL SYKE'S MAUI EXPERTS

COMPLIMENTARY PLAY



WILL SYKE'S FREE PLAYS ARE 38-22-1 AT MAUI EXPERTS


12-6 NFL, 6-2 NCAAF, 17-13-1 NBA, 2-1 NCAAB, UFC 1-0


FOR TODAY:

Portland VS Orlando

SYKE-O-ANALYSIS: That's it, I've given enough chances to those bookies, and now it's our turn. We're pulling a no mercy on them today. I looked at this line and I can't believe what the oddsmakers are doing right now. Those lines makers are jumbled with all the psyche outs we've been putting out on them. Tonight it continues, as Sykes will once again continue to psyche out the bookies. Portland pulls out a beautiful win against the horrid Miami Heat, and does it surprise me that they won against the Heat on the road as a 3.5 point dog? Maybe it'll surprise you, but not me! We have a nice blow out situation set here for the Magic, as we find them in an upset loss against the Bobcats last time out. Tonight the Magic show no mercy and win by double digits against the poor road team (Blazers). Portland is on a back to back road game against a home team that just lost to Charlotte. Don't get psyched out today just because you remember Portland's nice 13 game win streak, just remember this, the Magic are the real thing this year and are capable of knocking out top teams like the Celtics. So stick with Sykes and know that the Magic are a way better team, especially playing at home! Just stick with Sykes, and no doubt, we Will Syke out those oddsmakers.

Orlando Magic -4.5

 

[the duke]

CTO

Saturday,

January 19
CLEMSON over *Duke (Day Game)...After coming so close vs. Duke twice LY (lost by 2 & 5), veteran (NIT finalist LY), deep, and versatile Clemson could very well turn the trick this season. HC Oliver Purnell is usually using nine players pg (five are in double figures) and has plenty of muscle and athleticism that figure to give re-tooling Blue Devils a problem, even at Duke. With Purnell able to count on sr. PG Cliff Hammonds and 6-5 jr. scorer Keith Rivers (16 ppg) in the clutch, Tigers (4-0 last four as dog) should make points work.

CLEMSON 74 - *Duke 73 RATING - 10





CHARLOTTE over *Massachusetts...Now that Charlotte has notched a huge signature road win with 82-72 upset at Clemson Jan. 9, will buck offense-minded UMass (85 ppg), which exhibits far less passion on defensive end (yielding A-10 worst 77 ppg). Forty-Niners wire-to-wire victory at Littlejohn indicates explosive G Goldwire (19 ppg) & mates welcome an open court game vs. go-go Minutemen, who tend to fire indiscrimately from arc (league-high 25 attempts pg, but convert just 35%). And note, 4 of the 5 Charlotte losses have come by combined 14 pts., while 2 key Forty-Niner starters fouled out early on in season-worst 12-pt. setback at Tulsa. CHARLOTTE 79 -

*Massachusetts 75 RATING - 10


SAINT JOSEPH'S over *Penn...While St. Joe's Phil Martelli has his team (9-2 vs. spread thru Jan. 15) ascending once again, crosstown rival Glen Miller has his hands full trying to keep Penn at a competitive level vs. non-Ivy competition. Aggressive defenses of smaller Quakers will be no surprise to Martelli, who has five players in double figures and should own the boards with 6-10 sr. Calathes & 6-8 jr. Nivins (combo 15.5 rpg). Martelli's disciplined offensive sets pay dividends again vs. outclassed Penn (losses to the likes of Howard & Florida Gulf Coast TY).

SAINT JOSEPH'S 78 - *Penn 60 RATING - 11


*LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE over Western Kentucky....Respected Sun Belt sources report resurgent ULL itchin' for this contest after finally hosting WKU for 1st time since '04-'05 (lost last two years at Bowling Green; lost in conf. tourney in '05-'06). With 6-5 soph catalyst Millsap (10 ppg, 7 rpg, 2 spg) leading the way, look to take any available pts. with Ragin' Cagins, who're 3-0 in conf. games at Cajundome, and had contender North Texas tottering at Super Pit before giving up final 8 pts. in 72-65 setback Jan. 12. Scheduling also sets up favorably for profitable ULL (13-3-1 vs. spread last 17 in Sun Belt) coming off tuneup vs. Utah Valley State, while Hilltoppers playing their 4th game in 10 days.

*LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 80 - Western Kentucky 72 RATING - 11


LOYOLA-MARYMOUNT over *Santa Clara...SCU's recent freefall somewhat puzzling, but unmistakable, as WCC scouts report new HC Keating (from Ben Howland's UCLA staff) having a hard time adjusting in first season as head coach. And with Broncos lacking the defensive intensity that characterized predecessor Dick Davey's regime, and opposing defenses beginning to collapse on 6-11 Bryant, SCU (1-7 vs. line last 8) lacks the "horsepower" to extend margins. LMU not much, but Lions swept a better Bronco team LY, and promising frosh 6-5 O. Johnson & 6-9 Diederichs beginning to make impact.

LOYOLA-MARYMOUNT 64 - *Santa Clara 67 RATING - 10

 

[the duke]

DCI

COLLEGE HOOPS

America East Conference
BINGHAMTON 75, Umbc 74
Boston U. vs. STONY BROOK: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
HARTFORD 74, Albany 73
MAINE 70, New Hampshire 67


Atlantic 10 Conference
Duquesne 77, FORDHAM 76
MASSACHUSETTS 85, Charlotte 75
RICHMOND 70, La Salle 65
Xavier 72, GEORGE WASHINGTON 59


Atlantic Coast Conference
DUKE 84, Clemson 75
GEORGIA TECH 71, Virginia Tech 69
Miami (Fla.) 66, NC STATE 65
NORTH CAROLINA 91, Maryland 69
VIRGINIA 77, Boston College 75


Atlantic Sun Conference
BELMONT 86, USC Upstate 69
FLORIDA GULF COAST 72, Kennesaw State 66
Jacksonville 75, NORTH FLORIDA 61
LIPSCOMB 79, East Tennessee State 77
STETSON 78, Mercer 76


Big 12 Conference
Baylor 68, NEBRASKA 66
IOWA STATE 66, Oklahoma State 63
Kansas 84, MISSOURI 70
KANSAS STATE 74, Texas A&M 73
OKLAHOMA 70, Texas Tech 61
TEXAS 76, Colorado 57


Big East Conference
DePAUL 78, Rutgers 61
GEORGETOWN 72, Notre Dame 63
Louisville 80, SETON HALL 72
Pittsburgh 74, CINCINNATI 64
SYRACUSE 85, Villanova 81


Big Sky Conference
MONTANA STATE 72, Idaho State 65
Northern Arizona 80, SACRAMENTO STATE 67
PORTLAND STATE 71, Northern Colorado 59


Big South Conference
HIGH POINT 79, Coastal Carolina 70
LIBERTY 78, Charleston Southern 65
UNC Asheville 99, VMI 97
Winthrop 79, RADFORD 64


Big Ten Conference
MICHIGAN 58, Iowa 57
PURDUE 64, Illinois 57
WISCONSIN 74, Northwestern 49


Big West Conference
Cal State Fullerton 79, UC DAVIS 70
Long Beach State 64, UC RIVERSIDE 57
PACIFIC 76, UC Irvine 68
UC Santa Barbara 69, CAL POLY 65


Colonial Athletic Association
DREXEL 65, Hofstra 61
George Mason 75, JAMES MADISON 73
NORTHEASTERN 64, Delaware 61
UNC Wilmington vs. GEORGIA STATE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Vcu 59, OLD DOMINION 58
WILLIAM & MARY 67, Towson 61


Conference USA
HOUSTON 83, Utep 74
MEMPHIS 85, Southern Miss 57
TULANE 69, Rice 51
Tulsa 74, SMU 64
Uab 66, MARSHALL 63
Ucf 74, EAST CAROLINA 68


Horizon League
Butler 68, YOUNGSTOWN STATE 54
CLEVELAND STATE 70, Valparaiso 66
GREEN BAY 76, Wisconsin-Milwaukee 69
UIC 72, Detroit 58
Wright State 64, LOYOLA (CHICAGO) 59


Ivy League
CORNELL 76, Columbia 67
YALE 70, Brown 69
Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
Loyola (Md.) 76, SAINT PETER'S 69
Rider 74, MANHATTAN 69


Mid-American Conference
CENTRAL MICHIGAN 77, Northern Illinois 72
Eastern Michigan 60, BALL STATE 59
WESTERN MICHIGAN 66, Toledo 60


Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
COPPIN STATE 55, Bethune-Cookman 51
DELAWARE STATE 68, Norfolk State 58
Hampton 70, SOUTH CAROLINA STATE 62
MORGAN STATE 72, Florida A&M 66
North Carolina A&T 77, UMES 70


Missouri Valley Conference
BRADLEY 72, Evansville 61
CREIGHTON 70, Indiana State 56
DRAKE 63, Illinois State 56
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 60, Wichita State 49


Mountain West Conference
COLORADO STATE 72, Tcu 71
NEW MEXICO 64, Air Force 56
SAN DIEGO STATE 79, Wyoming 64
UTAH 69, Byu 66


Northeast Conference
CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 77, Fairleigh Dickinson 68
QUINNIPIAC 80, Long Island 74
Robert Morris 75, SAINT FRANCIS (PA.) 65
Sacred Heart 67, MOUNT ST. MARY'S 65
ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) 68, Monmouth 58


Ohio Valley Conference
EASTERN KENTUCKY 58, Samford 47
MOREHEAD STATE 75, Jacksonville State 65
Murray State 79, TENNESSEE-MARTIN 77
TENNESSEE STATE 79, Eastern Illinois 67
TENNESSEE TECH 84, Southeast Missouri State 76


Pacific-10 Conference
Arizona 77, CALIFORNIA 75
STANFORD 63, Arizona State 58
UCLA 68, Usc 54
WASHINGTON 73, Oregon State 55


Patriot League
AMERICAN 64, Colgate 53
NAVY 80, Lafayette 78


Southeastern Conference
FLORIDA 79, Kentucky 65
GEORGIA 67, Arkansas 66
Mississippi 80, AUBURN 76
Mississippi State 74, ALABAMA 71
VANDERBILT 87, Lsu 72


Southern Conference
APPALACHIAN STATE 76, Georgia Southern 70
College of Charleston 78, FURMAN 68
DAVIDSON 85, Chattanooga 74
UNC Greensboro 67, ELON 61
Wofford 71, THE CITADEL 62


Southland Conference
Nicholls State 84, TEXAS STATE 80
Northwestern State vs. UT SAN ANTONIO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Sam Houston State 70, LAMAR 68
STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 61, McNeese State 49
TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 69, Central Arkansas 64
UT ARLINGTON 69, Southeastern Louisiana 62


Southwestern Athletic Conference
ALABAMA STATE 73, Alabama A&M 60
ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF 63, Southern 58
JACKSON STATE 83, Prairie View A&M 71
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE 76, Alcorn State 63
Texas Southern 75, GRAMBLING STATE 74


Summit League
Iupui 79, CENTENARY 69
NORTH DAKOTA STATE 84, Umkc 74
Oakland 79, IPFW 75
ORAL ROBERTS 74, Western Illinois 54
Southern Utah vs. SOUTH DAKOTA STATE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL


Sun Belt Conference
ARKANSAS STATE 85, Troy 81
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 76, Louisiana-Monroe 68
MIDDLE TENNESSEE 74, New Orleans 71
North Texas 79, FLORIDA ATLANTIC 71
South Alabama 67, UALR 63
Western Kentucky 71, LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 67


West Coast Conference
GONZAGA 74, San Diego 55
PORTLAND 71, San Francisco 69
SAINT MARY'S 94, Pepperdine 71
SANTA CLARA 73, Loyola Marymount 59


Western Athletic Conference
HAWAI'I 69, Fresno State 68
NEVADA 82, Boise State 77
NEW MEXICO STATE 79, Louisiana Tech 59
UTAH STATE 78, Idaho 57


Non-Conference
CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD 73, Utah Valley State 71
CHICAGO STATE 79, New Jersey Tech 58
Saint Joseph's 81, PENN 68
SAVANNAH STATE 70, Longwood 59
TENNESSEE 76, Ohio State 70
WINSTON-SALEM STATE 70, Howard 62

 

[the duke]

DCI

NBA

Toronto 93, PHILADELPHIA 92
CHARLOTTE 105, Memphis 100
ORLANDO 101, Portland 98
INDIANA 108, Sacramento 104
MIAMI 97, New York 96
Detroit 95, CHICAGO 89
Golden State 108, MILWAUKEE 105
HOUSTON 92, San Antonio 90
DALLAS 110, Seattle 92
DENVER 113, Minnesota 97
L.A. CLIPPERS 93, New Jersey 90




DCI

NHL



N.Y. Rangers vs. BOSTON: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
DALLAS 3, Columbus 2
ST. LOUIS 3, Nashville 2
Buffalo vs. TORONTO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Pittsburgh vs. MONTREAL: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
OTTAWA 4, Tampa Bay 2
N.Y. ISLANDERS 3, Philadelphia 2
WASHINGTON 3, Florida 2
PHOENIX 3, Chicago 2
VANCOUVER 3, Los Angeles 2
Detroit vs. SAN JOSE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL

 

[Breaking News]

Lang

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SATURDAY

15 Dime - Xavier
15 Dime - Kansas

5 Dime - Creighton
5 Dime - Valpo
5 Dime - Vandy

Free Pick - Kent State

 

[the duke]

POINTWISE


TENNESSEE over Ohio State (Sat) RATING: 1

WISC-MILWAUKEE over Green Bay (Sat) RATING: 2

CAL-FULLERTON over Cal-Davis (Sat) RATING: 2

MIAMI-FLA over No Carolina State (Sat) RATING: 3

CLEMSON over Duke (Sat) RATING: 5

NBA

PHILADELPHIA over TORONTO RATING 4

DENVER over MINNESOTA RATING 4

 

[eddieh8823]

Arthur Ralph

Arthur Ralph

Super Pick USC Saturday



Daily MONSTERS: COLLEGE games:
TCU ARIZONA ST.
Loyola Chicago UTAH

 

[the duke]

Ben Burns


Big East GOM
Syracuse

Shocker GOM
George Washington

Conf. GOY
North Carolina State

Situational GOY
Milwaukee Bucks

Blue Chip
Under 76ers/Raptors

 

[styxmahoney]

Super Pick USC Saturday



Daily MONSTERS: COLLEGE games:
TCU ARIZONA ST.
Loyola Chicago UTAH

Thanks Eddie for AR's plays!! I am lookng to add Bobby Bo, Frank Patron, or the rest of Paul Leiner's free plays. Paul Leiner has 3 10* plays of Tulsa -7.5, Duke -9, and Phi/Tor over 190.5 Good luck to all!!

 

[the duke]

KELSO STURGEON


COLLEGE BASKETBALL GAME OF THE MONTH

50 Units

Arizona (+1 ) over CALIFORNIA

Prediction: Arizona by 9-10

Starting Time: 8:00

Played at Walter A. Haus, Jr. Pavilion (11,877) in Berkeley, California

Comments: Arizona (11-6) has played the toughest basketball schedule in the country thus far, according to the NCAA and it is remarkable the Wildcats have won 11 games. This is a team that has been hit hard by injuries but is now again 100% healthy and has the talent, speed, quickness and defense to hold its own with any of the 341 NCAA I-A division teams in the land. Arizona comes into this game ready to fire its best shot?and that should be good enough to get the job done against a California (11-5) team that is rebuilding



Chairmans Club
10 units Houston -7.5 v. Texas El-Paso

Best Bets
5 units Utah -2 v. BYU
4 units Mississippi -4.5 @ Alabama
3 units James Madison -7.5 v. George Mason

 

[the duke]

EZ Winners

NCAA


1 STAR: (526) SYRACUSE (-4.5) over Villanova
(Risking $110 to win $100)
11AM Central Time

1 STAR: (538) IOWA STATE (-1.5) over Oklahoma State
(Risking $110 to win $100)
12:45PM Central Time

1 STAR: (572) KANSAS STATE (+1.5) over Texas A&M
(Risking $110 to win $100)
3PM Central Time

1 STAR: (587) NEBRASKA (-2) over Baylor
(Risking $110 to win $100)
5PM Central Time

1 STAR: (642) MISSOURI (+7) over Kansas
(Risking $110 to win $100)
7PM Central Time



NBA


3 STAR: (522) LA CLIPPERS (+2) over New Jersey
(Risking $330 to win $300)
9:35PM Central Time

 

[the duke]

Best Bets

Brent Crow
Syracuse

Ed Cash
LSU

Teddy Covers
Drake

Tim Trushel
Bama-Miss State Under