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30 Dime ?

PURDUE

Take Purdue for the home win this afternoon over Wisconsin.

The Badgers may have won 10 straight games, but they are staggering right now, having just squeaked past Michigan on Tuesday, 64-61. Wisconsin never came close to covering the 17-point spread and will have its hands full with Purdue today.

The Boilermakers will pressure the Badgers at every opportunity today. If you saw Wisconsin?s losses at Duke and at home over Marquette you?ll see that this team struggles against defensive pressure.

Purdue forced 20 turnovers from Ohio State and 17 at Michigan State, so they are certainly capable of doing the same thing on its home floor to Wisconsin.

The Badgers are 1-4 ATS in their last five and 2-4 ATS in Big Ten play, while the Boilermakers are 5-1 SUATS in conference action.

The home team is 9-1 SU and 7-3 ATS in the last 10 meetings of this series.

Take Purdue as they grab the cash for us over Wisconsin.


20 Dime ?

BYU

Take Byu as the home chalk tonight over New Mexico.

Byu is a perfect 10-0 at home this year and they have owned New Mexico recently, going 4-0 SUATS in the last four meetings.

New Mexico has an inexperienced bench that is bound to catch up to them, and the Cougars could very well take advantage of that here today.

The home team is 8-2 ATS in the last 10 meetings and the favorite is 6-2 ATS in the last eight.

J. R. Giddens and Chad Toppert were both held in check by Byu in both games last year, and there?s no reason to think tonight will be any different.

Take Byu as the home chalk as they grab the win and cover.


10 Dime ?

NOTRE DAME

Take the points with Notre Dame this afternoon when they travel to take on Villanova.

The Wildcats are one of the most overrated teams in the country. How could a ranked team lose on its home court to lowly Rutgers?

Well, Villanova did just that on Wednesday and not only did they lose, they were blown out on their home court, 80-68.

The Wildcats are just 1-7 ATS in their last eight games.

Notre Dame, on the other hand, is 8-3 ATS in its last 11 Big East games and 4-1-1 ATS against teams with a winning record. The Irish are also 7-2-1 ATS following an ATS loss.

Further proof that Villanova is overrated is evidenced by its 4-10 ATS mark against teams with a winning percentage above .600, 2-6 ATS off a SU loss, 1-6 ATS in the Big East and 0-5 ATS in its last five home games.

Take Notre Dame plus the points and don?t be surprised if the Irish grab the outright win.
 

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If Seabass's 300* is Arizona, than Lovell's double wager must be the same thing, right?
 

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USC +4 at Oregon -4 Hide
USC +4
Oregon -4
Over/Under: n/a
Event Date: 01/26/2008
Event Time: 09:00 PM EST
Play: 5* USC +4
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Result: Pending

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Northern Iowa +8.5 at Drake -8.5 Hide
Northern Iowa +8.5
Drake -8.5
Over/Under: n/a
Event Date: 01/26/2008
Event Time: 06:00 PM EST
Play: 3* Northern Iowa +8.5
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Result: Pending

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Texas Tech +11 at Texas -11 Hide
Texas Tech +11
Texas -11
Over/Under: n/a
Event Date: 01/26/2008
Event Time: 08:00 PM EST
Play: 5* Texas -11
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Result: Pending

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Notre Dame +2 at Villanova -2 Hide
Notre Dame +2
Villanova -2
Over/Under: n/a
Event Date: 01/26/2008
Event Time: 12:00 PM EST
Play: 3* Villanova -2
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Result: Pending

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New Mexico +5.5 at BYU -5.5 Hide
New Mexico +5.5
BYU -5.5
Over/Under: n/a
Event Date: 01/26/2008
Event Time: 06:00 PM EST
Play: 4* BYU -5.5
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Result: Pending
 

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Oklahoma State Cowboys + 1.5 over Texas A&M Aggies


No.18 A&M (15-4, 1-3) has dropped its last three games including a 68-53 loss at Texas Tech. OSU (10-8, 1-3) is 9-2 at home including a 74-55 win over Texas Tech and a 63-61 loss to No.12 Texas. OSU edged A&M 57-56 in last season's BIG 12 Champ game.



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Wisconsin Badgers (pk) over (at) Purdue Boilermakers


Purdue (14-5, 5-1) vs. No.11 Wisconsin (16-2, 6-0) enters on a ten game win streak, four coming on the road, shooting 50.7 percent while allowing 40.6 percent shooting over the last five games. The Badgers have won four of the last five meetings.



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Georgetown Hoyas + 2.5 over (at) West Virginia Mountaineers


West Virginia (15-4, 4-2) is 5-3 last eight games. No.9 Georgetown (15-2, 5-1) leads the Big East in both field goal percentage and field goal percentage defense. Teams met once last season, Hoyas at home winning 71-53 paced by 7-2 center Hibbert's 20 points.



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Creighton Blue Jays + 3.5 over (at) Southern Illinois Salukis


Southern Illinois (9-10, 4-4) is 4-5 last nine games off losing at (11-9) Missouri State 63-62 on Wednesday night. Creighton (14-4, 5-3) is 5-1 last six games including 3-0 on the road. The Blue Jays won the last meeting, 67-61, in last season's MVC Champ Game in St.Louis.
 

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Play: SENIOR BOWL : North vs South over 45.5

Play: WEST VIRGINIA -2.5

Play: TEXAS -11

Play: PHILLY / CHARLOTTE UNDER 191 (NBA)
 

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Larry Ness

Georgetown Hoyas v/s West Virginia Mountaineers 1/26/2008 7:00:00 pm

Once again this year, John Thompson has his Hoyas playing outstanding defense (57.5 PPG allowed), while running one of the nation's most efficient offenses (team FG percentage of 50.8). It all begins with the 7-2 Hibbert (13.2-6.6) who is surrounded by the 6-8 Summers (11.0-5.6) and three guards in the starting lineup. Vets Wallace (10.5) and Sapp (9.3-3.4-4.3) are joined by freshman Freeman (10.1) in the backcourt. The 6-8 Ewing (6.2-4.12) and the 6-9 Macklin (3.8) add depth up front, while another freshman, Wright (6.2), helps out on the perimeter. The Hoyas, who made a Final 4 run last year, will be tough once again come tourney time, but almost all teams have struggled on the Big East road this year. Winning in Morgantown, where the Mountaineers have yet to lose this season (9-0), will be NO easy task. West Va has no one to match up with Hibbert, surely not the 7-0 Smalligan (2.6-2.2) but the Mountaineers do have a deep frontcourt. The 6-8 Alexander (15.4-5.9) and the 6-7 Butler (13.2-5.7) are very good, while two 6-7 players, Flowers (6.2-3.1) and Smith (5.4-3.9) make contributions. The 6-6 Ruoff (15.8-3.6-3.8) is the team leader and forms a quality backcourt with teammate Nichols (11.0-3.9-3.4). Huggins has protected his new homecourt perfectly so far, and I expect him to so again here. Take West Va.

I heard Larry Ness took Purdue, N Mexico St, and UTEP. Do know anything about this???? Thanks so much for help.
 

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Philadelphia at Charlotte, 7:00 PM Charlotte Bobcats - 5

New Orleans at San Antonio, 8:30 PM San Antonio Spurs - 5?
 
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