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Tennessee +10
SERVICE PLAYS FOR SAT. 1/6
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Big Al
At 4:30 pm, our selection is on the San Diego Chargers minus the points over Tennessee, as LaDainian Tomlinson & Co. fall into a longstanding NFL Playoff system that has cashed 70% ATS since 1980. Last year, the Chargers were 14-2 and had the league's best record, but San Diego was upset in its first playoff game by New England. Historically, these upset victims bounce back strong in their first playoff game the following year, and especially when they are at home, where they cash 70% ATS. Although these two teams played a tight, Overtime contest earlier this year, the last time they met in San Diego (at the start of last year), San Diego overwhelmed Tennessee 40-7. Tennessee won 16-10 last week over a disinterested Colts team, and probably wouldn't have made the playoffs if Indianapolis cared. Finally, double-digit underdogs are a money-burner in the post-season, including a dismal 5-14 ATS off a win of 6+ points. Take the Chargers.
At 1 pm, our selection is on the Tampa Bay Bucs, as TB falls into playoff systems of mine that are 41-16, 10-1, 17-4 and 7-0 ATS. Let's take a look at our 7-0 angle. It doesn't happen very often, but we want to fade playoff teams that gave up 28 or more in their previous game, if they're matched up against a foe off a SU loss. Last week, the Giants fell 38-35 to New England, while Tampa lost 31-23 to the Panthers. This angle also had a winner on the Steelers over Jacksonville last night. Eli Manning has struggled in the playoffs for New York, losing 23-20 to Philly and 23-0 to Carolina. His opposing QB, Jeff Garcia, has played very well vs. New York, with wins in four of five games, including a perfect 2-0 in the playoffs. Garcia's QB rating was 94.6, seventh in the NFL, and the veteran had just four interceptions to go along with 13 TDs. I look for his experience to be the difference in this game, and we'll take the Bucs minus the points.
At 7:30 pm, our selection is on the 19th-ranked Clemson Tigers plus the points over North Carolina. The spread on this game opened at -4 and has already ticked up a point to -5. This is too many points to lay a strong home club like Clemson, notwithstanding the fact that the Tigers have dropped six straight games to the Tar Heels. The Tigers have won 32 of their previous 40 home games straight up (including 11 straight heading into tonight), and are also 12-1 overall this year, with their only loss by 3 points vs. Ole Miss. Also, consider that .750 or better revenging home dogs of +7 or less points are 70% ATS vs. foes off back to back SU/ATS wins. North Carolina is unbeaten and ranked #1, but this will be its first game against a ranked opponent this season. I look for Clemson's pressure defense to be the difference here. Take the points with Clemson.
At 8 pm, our selection is on the Tulsa Golden Hurricane minus the points over Bowling Green. Tulsa lost the Conference USA Championship game, 44-25, at Central Florida, but had a very strong season, with nine wins. Tulsa also ranked 10th in the nation in scoring at 39.5 ppg, and is led by QB Paul Smith, who threw for 4753 yards and 42 TDs. His top two targets are Brennan Marion and Trae Johnson. Perhaps the most impressive feat of Smith, this season, was that he threw for 300+ yards in every game. Although Tulsa had a very good year on the scoreboard, it was a money-burner in Las Vegas. After opening the season with two ATS wins (over LA Monroe and BYU), the Golden Hurricane proceeded to drop nine of its last 11 games to the spread, including its final three games at Army, Rice, and Central Florida. But this will be Tulsa's first game on a home or neutral field since November 10th's match vs. Houston (a 56-7 Blowout Win for Tulsa), and I've got a great system on the Golden Hurricane which plays on certain teams off three or more ATS losses. What we want to do is take a .333 (or better) team on a home/neutral field off 3 ATS losses, if the line is less than 11 points, and it is matched up against a .600 (or better) foe off three or more ATS wins. This system is a super 68% ATS since 1980, including 2-0 in this year's Bowl season, with wins on California over Air Force and Oregon over South Florida. And if our 'play-on' team is off a straight-up loss and was not favored by more than 6 points in that loss, then our 68% ATS stat moves to a perfect 19-0, 100% ATS. Take Tulsa in a blowout.
At 8 pm, our selection is on the Ohio State Buckeyes plus the points over LSU, as the Bucks fall into 33-25 and 31-16 ATS systems of mine. But the reason I like Ohio State in this game comes down to coaching, and rushing offense/defense. From his days at Youngstown State to the present, there has not been a more successful Championship coach than Jim Tressel. He's been here before, and his decision-making is much better than Les Miles, who often acts like a riverboat gambler (recall his decision to throw into the end zone vs. Auburn, instead of kicking a game winning FG). I do like Bo Pelini, however, but the LSU defensive coordinator may have been a bit distracted these last few weeks since he's off to become Nebraska's head coach after this game. The Buckeyes completely shut down Michigan at the end of the season, and held the Wolves to 3 points (but that Michigan team put up 41 vs. the SEC's Florida Gators). Overall this season, Ohio State allowed just two rushing touchdowns (and those two scores came in games OSU won by a combined 39 points)! Just two rushing TDs?! That's mind-boggling. On the offensive side of the ball, OSU has RB Chris Wells, perhaps the best RB in the nation in the 2nd half of the season. Wells got 222 yards against Michigan, 221 vs. Michigan State, 169 vs. Wisconsin, 133 vs. Penn State, and 76 vs. Illinois (but OSU was playing from behind, and had to throw the ball). LSU has shown a tendency this year to give up a lot of rushing yards. It surrendered over 150 to Florida and Ole Miss, and 385 to Arkansas! With the spread being more than a field goal, we'll take the Buckeyes.
At 4:30 pm, our selection is on the San Diego Chargers minus the points over Tennessee, as LaDainian Tomlinson & Co. fall into a longstanding NFL Playoff system that has cashed 70% ATS since 1980. Last year, the Chargers were 14-2 and had the league's best record, but San Diego was upset in its first playoff game by New England. Historically, these upset victims bounce back strong in their first playoff game the following year, and especially when they are at home, where they cash 70% ATS. Although these two teams played a tight, Overtime contest earlier this year, the last time they met in San Diego (at the start of last year), San Diego overwhelmed Tennessee 40-7. Tennessee won 16-10 last week over a disinterested Colts team, and probably wouldn't have made the playoffs if Indianapolis cared. Finally, double-digit underdogs are a money-burner in the post-season, including a dismal 5-14 ATS off a win of 6+ points. Take the Chargers.
At 1 pm, our selection is on the Tampa Bay Bucs, as TB falls into playoff systems of mine that are 41-16, 10-1, 17-4 and 7-0 ATS. Let's take a look at our 7-0 angle. It doesn't happen very often, but we want to fade playoff teams that gave up 28 or more in their previous game, if they're matched up against a foe off a SU loss. Last week, the Giants fell 38-35 to New England, while Tampa lost 31-23 to the Panthers. This angle also had a winner on the Steelers over Jacksonville last night. Eli Manning has struggled in the playoffs for New York, losing 23-20 to Philly and 23-0 to Carolina. His opposing QB, Jeff Garcia, has played very well vs. New York, with wins in four of five games, including a perfect 2-0 in the playoffs. Garcia's QB rating was 94.6, seventh in the NFL, and the veteran had just four interceptions to go along with 13 TDs. I look for his experience to be the difference in this game, and we'll take the Bucs minus the points.
At 7:30 pm, our selection is on the 19th-ranked Clemson Tigers plus the points over North Carolina. The spread on this game opened at -4 and has already ticked up a point to -5. This is too many points to lay a strong home club like Clemson, notwithstanding the fact that the Tigers have dropped six straight games to the Tar Heels. The Tigers have won 32 of their previous 40 home games straight up (including 11 straight heading into tonight), and are also 12-1 overall this year, with their only loss by 3 points vs. Ole Miss. Also, consider that .750 or better revenging home dogs of +7 or less points are 70% ATS vs. foes off back to back SU/ATS wins. North Carolina is unbeaten and ranked #1, but this will be its first game against a ranked opponent this season. I look for Clemson's pressure defense to be the difference here. Take the points with Clemson.
At 8 pm, our selection is on the Tulsa Golden Hurricane minus the points over Bowling Green. Tulsa lost the Conference USA Championship game, 44-25, at Central Florida, but had a very strong season, with nine wins. Tulsa also ranked 10th in the nation in scoring at 39.5 ppg, and is led by QB Paul Smith, who threw for 4753 yards and 42 TDs. His top two targets are Brennan Marion and Trae Johnson. Perhaps the most impressive feat of Smith, this season, was that he threw for 300+ yards in every game. Although Tulsa had a very good year on the scoreboard, it was a money-burner in Las Vegas. After opening the season with two ATS wins (over LA Monroe and BYU), the Golden Hurricane proceeded to drop nine of its last 11 games to the spread, including its final three games at Army, Rice, and Central Florida. But this will be Tulsa's first game on a home or neutral field since November 10th's match vs. Houston (a 56-7 Blowout Win for Tulsa), and I've got a great system on the Golden Hurricane which plays on certain teams off three or more ATS losses. What we want to do is take a .333 (or better) team on a home/neutral field off 3 ATS losses, if the line is less than 11 points, and it is matched up against a .600 (or better) foe off three or more ATS wins. This system is a super 68% ATS since 1980, including 2-0 in this year's Bowl season, with wins on California over Air Force and Oregon over South Florida. And if our 'play-on' team is off a straight-up loss and was not favored by more than 6 points in that loss, then our 68% ATS stat moves to a perfect 19-0, 100% ATS. Take Tulsa in a blowout.
At 8 pm, our selection is on the Ohio State Buckeyes plus the points over LSU, as the Bucks fall into 33-25 and 31-16 ATS systems of mine. But the reason I like Ohio State in this game comes down to coaching, and rushing offense/defense. From his days at Youngstown State to the present, there has not been a more successful Championship coach than Jim Tressel. He's been here before, and his decision-making is much better than Les Miles, who often acts like a riverboat gambler (recall his decision to throw into the end zone vs. Auburn, instead of kicking a game winning FG). I do like Bo Pelini, however, but the LSU defensive coordinator may have been a bit distracted these last few weeks since he's off to become Nebraska's head coach after this game. The Buckeyes completely shut down Michigan at the end of the season, and held the Wolves to 3 points (but that Michigan team put up 41 vs. the SEC's Florida Gators). Overall this season, Ohio State allowed just two rushing touchdowns (and those two scores came in games OSU won by a combined 39 points)! Just two rushing TDs?! That's mind-boggling. On the offensive side of the ball, OSU has RB Chris Wells, perhaps the best RB in the nation in the 2nd half of the season. Wells got 222 yards against Michigan, 221 vs. Michigan State, 169 vs. Wisconsin, 133 vs. Penn State, and 76 vs. Illinois (but OSU was playing from behind, and had to throw the ball). LSU has shown a tendency this year to give up a lot of rushing yards. It surrendered over 150 to Florida and Ole Miss, and 385 to Arkansas! With the spread being more than a field goal, we'll take the Buckeyes.
just buy the damn plays already. Its annoying to see you ask for the same damn plays every day. :shrug:
ATS LOCK
4 San Diego -9 1/2
Hoops
4 Clemson +5
3 Villanova -4
ATS FINANCIAL
4 NY Giants +3
Hoops
3 Drake -7
4 San Diego -9 1/2
Hoops
4 Clemson +5
3 Villanova -4
ATS FINANCIAL
4 NY Giants +3
Hoops
3 Drake -7
Gold Medal Club
NBA: 25* Toronto-4
10* Philly +9
Indiana +8.5
CBB:
25* Easter Michigan +6.5
10* Eastern Michigan ML +285
Buffalo +16
Northwestern +16
Loyola -3.5
West Virginia -1.5
CFB: 25* Ohio State ML
NBA: 25* Toronto-4
10* Philly +9
Indiana +8.5
CBB:
25* Easter Michigan +6.5
10* Eastern Michigan ML +285
Buffalo +16
Northwestern +16
Loyola -3.5
West Virginia -1.5
CFB: 25* Ohio State ML
John Ryan
Xavier vs. Auburn (NCAAB) - Jan 6, 2008 3:00 PM EST
Play: Point Spread: 9.5/-109 Auburn Pick
Ai Simulator 3* graded play on Auburn ? Is Xavier really this good to be on the road at an SEC venue and be installed as an 8.5 point favorite to a winning team? My simulator certainly doesn?t as it projects a 73% probability that Auburn will lose this game by 7 or fewer points. Supporting this graded play is a system that has gone 31-6 ATS since 1997. Play against a road team after 3 straight wins by 15 points or more and is now facing an opponent after leading their last 3 games by 5+ points at the half. Auburn is led by Senior forward Prowell who is averaging 15.3 PPG and will be very tough for Xavier to defend. This senior leadership is exactly what the Tigers need to post a possible upset of Xavier. Take the Tigers
Xavier vs. Auburn (NCAAB) - Jan 6, 2008 3:00 PM EST
Play: Point Spread: 9.5/-109 Auburn Pick
Ai Simulator 3* graded play on Auburn ? Is Xavier really this good to be on the road at an SEC venue and be installed as an 8.5 point favorite to a winning team? My simulator certainly doesn?t as it projects a 73% probability that Auburn will lose this game by 7 or fewer points. Supporting this graded play is a system that has gone 31-6 ATS since 1997. Play against a road team after 3 straight wins by 15 points or more and is now facing an opponent after leading their last 3 games by 5+ points at the half. Auburn is led by Senior forward Prowell who is averaging 15.3 PPG and will be very tough for Xavier to defend. This senior leadership is exactly what the Tigers need to post a possible upset of Xavier. Take the Tigers
Frank Rosenthal
*** ACES RATING KEY FOR MEMBERS ***
SB = Single Bet. | SB+ = Bet & a 1/2 | SB++ = Bet 3/4 |
DB = Double Bet | DB+ = Double Bet & Dash of Juice |
TB = Triple Bet. Rare! | SW = An Ace Switch ?= Might Add More
SUNDAY, JANUARY 06, 2008
GMEN VS BUCS
485 GMEN+3 SB+
UNDER 40 SB
TITANS VS CHARGERS
488 CHARGERS-9.5 SB
UNDER 40 SB+
GMAC BOWL
BOWLING GREEN VS TULSA
490 TULSA-5 SB
OVER 75 SB
NBA
706 WOLVES+9.5 SB
713 76ERS+9 SB
715 PACERS+9 SB
COLLEGE HOOPS
721 PENN ST+8 SB
724 WEST VA-2 SB+
732 EVANSVILLE+7.5 SB
735 CORNELL+31 SB
738 CLEMSON+5.5 SB
*** ACES RATING KEY FOR MEMBERS ***
SB = Single Bet. | SB+ = Bet & a 1/2 | SB++ = Bet 3/4 |
DB = Double Bet | DB+ = Double Bet & Dash of Juice |
TB = Triple Bet. Rare! | SW = An Ace Switch ?= Might Add More
SUNDAY, JANUARY 06, 2008
GMEN VS BUCS
485 GMEN+3 SB+
UNDER 40 SB
TITANS VS CHARGERS
488 CHARGERS-9.5 SB
UNDER 40 SB+
GMAC BOWL
BOWLING GREEN VS TULSA
490 TULSA-5 SB
OVER 75 SB
NBA
706 WOLVES+9.5 SB
713 76ERS+9 SB
715 PACERS+9 SB
COLLEGE HOOPS
721 PENN ST+8 SB
724 WEST VA-2 SB+
732 EVANSVILLE+7.5 SB
735 CORNELL+31 SB
738 CLEMSON+5.5 SB
John Ryan doesn't mention Auburns injuries???
John Ryan doesn't mention Auburns injuries???
Leading scorer Barber OUT,Fwd. Dollard OUT,C Sylia OUT
John Ryan
Xavier vs. Auburn (NCAAB) - Jan 6, 2008 3:00 PM EST
Play: Point Spread: 9.5/-109 Auburn Pick
Ai Simulator 3* graded play on Auburn ? Is Xavier really this good to be on the road at an SEC venue and be installed as an 8.5 point favorite to a winning team? My simulator certainly doesn?t as it projects a 73% probability that Auburn will lose this game by 7 or fewer points. Supporting this graded play is a system that has gone 31-6 ATS since 1997. Play against a road team after 3 straight wins by 15 points or more and is now facing an opponent after leading their last 3 games by 5+ points at the half. Auburn is led by Senior forward Prowell who is averaging 15.3 PPG and will be very tough for Xavier to defend. This senior leadership is exactly what the Tigers need to post a possible upset of Xavier. Take the Tigers
John Ryan doesn't mention Auburns injuries???
Leading scorer Barber OUT,Fwd. Dollard OUT,C Sylia OUT
John Ryan
Xavier vs. Auburn (NCAAB) - Jan 6, 2008 3:00 PM EST
Play: Point Spread: 9.5/-109 Auburn Pick
Ai Simulator 3* graded play on Auburn ? Is Xavier really this good to be on the road at an SEC venue and be installed as an 8.5 point favorite to a winning team? My simulator certainly doesn?t as it projects a 73% probability that Auburn will lose this game by 7 or fewer points. Supporting this graded play is a system that has gone 31-6 ATS since 1997. Play against a road team after 3 straight wins by 15 points or more and is now facing an opponent after leading their last 3 games by 5+ points at the half. Auburn is led by Senior forward Prowell who is averaging 15.3 PPG and will be very tough for Xavier to defend. This senior leadership is exactly what the Tigers need to post a possible upset of Xavier. Take the Tigers
First and foremost, if you don't like me asking for the plays.....just don't read the post. It's that simple.
Secondly, I'm not asking for anyone to go buy the plays and give them to me for free. If someone has access to them for free and would like to post them here....then I guess they'll get posted and I'd be much appreciative.
I used to get his season service, but he stopped doing that and joined a couple websites and sells the plays individually now. Last time I checked this was a forum for "service plays".....so I ask for his service plays.
It's better than asking for loser cappers' like Brandon Lang and Mighty Quinn or any of the other bozos that get posted here.
If you'd take a minute and do some research on John Ryan you'd see his ATS record in all sports is quite solid.
Secondly, I'm not asking for anyone to go buy the plays and give them to me for free. If someone has access to them for free and would like to post them here....then I guess they'll get posted and I'd be much appreciative.
I used to get his season service, but he stopped doing that and joined a couple websites and sells the plays individually now. Last time I checked this was a forum for "service plays".....so I ask for his service plays.
It's better than asking for loser cappers' like Brandon Lang and Mighty Quinn or any of the other bozos that get posted here.
If you'd take a minute and do some research on John Ryan you'd see his ATS record in all sports is quite solid.
After following him for the last 4 seasons....he doesn't put much into backups and injuries. He claims that players step up when these things happen.
He uses an AiS (artificial intelligence simulator) system that runs all these programs. He's a bit of a dork, but he's as solid as they come ATS.
A quick Bio:
John Ryan has been handicapping baseball, football, and basketball for over thirteen years.
John's philosophy is based on the long-term, and he has found that over time consistency is what promotes success. The key to utilizing our computer generated algorithms, information and selections are to consistently investing the same amount on each selection. This process will ensure that our bankroll and our clients will maximize their investment return. Moreover, the entire methodology eliminates the human emotion from all selection processes.
Our computer systems are based on genetic algorithms and an adaptive-structure Neural Network. In summary, our systems calculate and analyze several hundred thousand pieces of data in combination with one another for each game played. The systems also optimize our combination of rules and utilize "team momentum" much like one would do in the technical analysis of a stock or soybean prices. Much like the commodities markets we have applied a "contrarian view" as one of the rules. For example, if a given trend in any sport is posting a 15-2 ATS, then the model will immediately make note that this trend has matured and that a reversal of this trend is likely. If the computer selects the team that does not support this given trend, the 15-2 trend will actually be supportive of the selection.
The relative and key differences in opponents are then presented in the selection write-up. The write-up will state why we have selected a given team and will outline the various statistics and trends supporting that selection. We believe that our information is unique and informative and hopefully as profitable as the previous years have been. The key is giving us an honest try and staying with the methodology.
He uses an AiS (artificial intelligence simulator) system that runs all these programs. He's a bit of a dork, but he's as solid as they come ATS.
A quick Bio:
John Ryan has been handicapping baseball, football, and basketball for over thirteen years.
John's philosophy is based on the long-term, and he has found that over time consistency is what promotes success. The key to utilizing our computer generated algorithms, information and selections are to consistently investing the same amount on each selection. This process will ensure that our bankroll and our clients will maximize their investment return. Moreover, the entire methodology eliminates the human emotion from all selection processes.
Our computer systems are based on genetic algorithms and an adaptive-structure Neural Network. In summary, our systems calculate and analyze several hundred thousand pieces of data in combination with one another for each game played. The systems also optimize our combination of rules and utilize "team momentum" much like one would do in the technical analysis of a stock or soybean prices. Much like the commodities markets we have applied a "contrarian view" as one of the rules. For example, if a given trend in any sport is posting a 15-2 ATS, then the model will immediately make note that this trend has matured and that a reversal of this trend is likely. If the computer selects the team that does not support this given trend, the 15-2 trend will actually be supportive of the selection.
The relative and key differences in opponents are then presented in the selection write-up. The write-up will state why we have selected a given team and will outline the various statistics and trends supporting that selection. We believe that our information is unique and informative and hopefully as profitable as the previous years have been. The key is giving us an honest try and staying with the methodology.