SERVICE PLAYS FOR SUNDAY 1/13

[noteworthy66]

Thanks OO7 I hammered them yesterday I rolled with you. Are you going with your heart today?

 

[T-Rock]

Cannon

Cannon

Michael Cannon

Sunday's Plays...

40 Dime -

GIANTS

10 Dime -

COLTS (Buy the 1/2 point if your line is -10)

5 Dime -

SYRACUSE

HORNETS

 

[MMST]

Sorry Giant, I posted on the other thread because I didn't notice there were 2 threads for today. So I will post here too.

ATS LOCK
4 Indy -9 1/2
College Hoops
3 Indiana -12

ATS FINANCIAL
3 Dallas -7
College Hoops
3 Louisville -12 1/2

 

[Slick Nick]

Mike Neri ????? please

 

[noteworthy66]

Doc's Sports's NBA Picks:


Period: 10/28/2007 to 1/13/2008
Pick Type: All Picks
Record: 60-38-0 ( 61.2% , +1820)


PICKS RECORD DETAILS
Date Matchup Results
01/12/08 Minnesota at San Antonio Under 188.5 Lost (-110)
01/11/08 Milwaukee (13) at LA Lakers Won (+100)
01/11/08 Orlando at Denver (-4.5) Won (+100)
01/11/08 Chicago at Philadelphia Under 188.5 Lost (-110)
01/09/08 LA Lakers at New Orleans Under 206.0 Won (+100)
01/09/08 LA Lakers at New Orleans (-2.0) Lost (-110)
01/09/08 Houston (-4.5) at New York Won (+100)
01/08/08 Milwaukee (6) at Philadelphia Won (+100)
01/08/08 Houston (3) at Washington Won (+100)
01/06/08 San Antonio (-6.5) at LA Clippers Lost (-110)
01/05/08 Boston at Detroit Under 182.5 Won (+100)
01/04/08 New Orleans at Golden State (-3) Lost (-110)
01/04/08 Sacramento at Cleveland Under 192.5 Won (+100)
01/04/08 Detroit at Toronto Over 184 Won (+100)
01/03/08 San Antonio (2) at Denver Lost (-110)
01/03/08 Portland at Chicago (-3.0) Lost (-110)
01/02/08 Houston at Boston Under 180.5 Lost (-110)
01/02/08 Detroit at Washington Under 193 Lost (-110)
12/31/07 Philadelphia at Seattle Under 190.5 Won (+100)
12/29/07 Cleveland at New Orleans (-4.0) Won (+100)
12/29/07 Cleveland at New Orleans Under 186 Won (+100)
12/29/07 Miami at Washington Over 197.0 Lost (-110)
12/28/07 Houston at Memphis (1.5) Lost (-110)
12/28/07 Indiana at Detroit Under 199.0 Lost (-110)
12/26/07 New Orleans at Memphis Over 201.0 Won (+100)
12/26/07 Chicago at San Antonio Under 187.5 Won (+100)
12/26/07 Minnesota at Golden State Under 211.0 Won (+100)
12/25/07 Seattle at Portland Under 198.5 Won (+100)
12/22/07 Washington at Indiana Under 208.5 Won (+100)
12/21/07 Atlanta at Washington Over 190.5 Lost (-110)
12/21/07 New York at Charlotte Under 193 Lost (-110)
12/19/07 New Orleans (-2.0) at Seattle Won (+100)
12/19/07 Miami at Atlanta (-1.0) Won (+100)
12/19/07 Utah at Charlotte Over 196.0 Lost (-110)
12/18/07 LA Lakers at Chicago (-1.5) Lost (-110)
12/17/07 Utah at Atlanta Over 191.0 Won (+100)
12/16/07 Golden State at Detroit Under 208.0 Won (+100)
12/15/07 Phoenix at New Orleans (7) Won (+100)
12/15/07 Sacramento at Washington Under 201 Won (+100)
12/15/07 Memphis at Orlando Under 209.0 Lost (-110)
12/14/07 Sacramento at Philadelphia Over 188.5 Won (+100)
12/12/07 Minnesota at Philadelphia Over 185.5 Won (+100)
12/11/07 Detroit at Memphis Over 202.5 Won (+100)
12/11/07 LA Clippers at New Jersey Under 185.0 Won (+100)
12/11/07 Indiana at Cleveland (-4.0) Won (+100)
12/10/07 Atlanta (10) at Orlando Won (+100)
12/07/07 Milwaukee at Seattle (-1.0) Won (+100)
12/07/07 Memphis at New Orleans Under 200.5 Lost (-110)
12/07/07 Chicago at Detroit Over 183.0 Won (+100)
12/06/07 Minnesota (10) at Atlanta Won (+100)
12/05/07 Memphis at Houston (-10.0) Won (+100)
12/05/07 Detroit at New Orleans Under 194 Won (+100)
12/05/07 Cleveland at Washington Over 186.0 Won (+100)
12/04/07 Milwaukee at LA Clippers (-1.5) Lost (-110)
12/03/07 Charlotte at Toronto (-4) Won (+100)
12/01/07 Philadelphia at New Jersey Under 187.0 Won (+100)
12/01/07 Philadelphia (8.5) at New Jersey Won (+100)
11/30/07 LA Clippers (9) at Denver Lost (-110)
11/30/07 Boston at Miami Under 188.0 Won (+100)
11/30/07 New Orleans at Atlanta (1) Lost (-110)
11/29/07 Houston at Golden State Under 208.5 Won (+100)
11/28/07 Cleveland (9) at Detroit Lost (-110)
11/28/07 Golden State (-1.0) at Sacramento Won (+100)
11/28/07 Utah (-6.5) at Philadelphia Won (+100)
11/27/07 Charlotte at Miami Under 188.0 Lost (-110)
11/27/07 Philadelphia (7.5) at Milwaukee Won (+100)
11/26/07 Houston at LA Clippers Over 188.0 Lost (-110)
11/23/07 LA Clippers at Phoenix Under 211.5 Won (+100)
11/23/07 Memphis at San Antonio Over 203.5 Lost (-110)
11/23/07 Houston at Miami Under 179.5 Lost (-110)
11/23/07 LA Lakers (8) at Boston Lost (-110)
11/23/07 Charlotte (9.5) at Orlando Lost (-110)
11/21/07 Orlando at San Antonio (-5.0) Won (+100)
11/21/07 Toronto at Memphis (-2.5) Lost (-110)
11/20/07 Toronto (9) at Dallas Won (+100)
11/20/07 San Antonio at Atlanta Under 191.0 Won (+100)
11/20/07 Philadelphia at Washington Over 187.5 Won (+100)
11/19/07 Seattle at Memphis (-6.0) Won (+100)
11/18/07 Boston at Orlando Under 188.0 Lost (-110)
11/17/07 Chicago at LA Clippers Over 191 Lost (-110)
11/16/07 LA Clippers (4.5) at Golden State Lost (-110)
11/16/07 Miami at Boston Under 184.5 Won (+100)
11/16/07 Portland (2.5) at Philadelphia Lost (-110)
11/15/07 San Antonio at Dallas (-2.0) Won (+100)
11/14/07 Seattle at Miami Under 191.5 Lost (-110)
11/13/07 Boston (-6.0) at Indiana Won (+100)
11/13/07 Miami at Charlotte Under 179.0 Won (+100)
11/13/07 Seattle at Orlando Under 211.0 Won (+100)
11/10/07 Boston at New Jersey Under 186.0 Lost (-110)
11/08/07 Washington (6.5) at New Jersey Won (+100)
11/07/07 Denver at Boston (-5.5) Won (+100)
11/06/07 Seattle (2.5) at Sacramento Lost (-110)
11/06/07 LA Clippers at Chicago Under 195.5 Won (+100)
11/04/07 Seattle at LA Clippers Over 211.0 Won (+100)
11/03/07 Orlando at Washington Over 197.5 Lost (-110)
11/01/07 Houston at Utah (-4.0) Lost (-110)
10/31/07 Milwaukee at Orlando Under 200.0 Won (+100)
10/30/07 Portland (14) at San Antonio Won (+100)



INDIVIDUAL HANDICAPPER RECORDS

 

[noteworthy66]

Doc's Sports's

NBA Daily Picks
Guaranteed Plays
Matchup: Portland at Toronto
Time: 12:35 PM EDT (Sun)

Play: Over (188.0-110)
Line Source: BET365
Posted on: January 13, 2008 @ 3:22:31 AM EST
The Blazers have found their offense recently as they have averaged 104 points per game in their last five contests and they have scored over 100 in four of those games. This Blazers team is much stronger at home than on the road as they give up 101 PPG on average on the road. Both teams average 97 PPG on offense this season so if they both get their average this game will go well over the posted number. These teams met last month in Portland and the total reached 197. We see this one winding up in the low 190s as there should be a decent pace here.

 

[goldengreek]

I agree

OF COURSE YOU DO ... LOOK IN THE MIRROR FIRST YOU PSYCHO STALKER

YOU WANT THE THREAD ALL TO YOUR SELF

YOU GONNA GO AFTER GIANTS LIKE YOU WENT AFTER ME AT THE OTHER FORUMS

 

[styxmahoney]

Paul Leiner or Indian??

Paul Leiner or Indian??

If you guys have their paid plays, I would love to have them. Thanks to Eddie for posting AR yesterday too!! Good luck to all today and win big!!

 

[peppermillrick]

Drew Gordon

Drew Gordon

Drew Gordon
Today's Games...

1. 400,000♦ Colts
2. 50,000♦ Syracuse

1. Colts- As if Peyton Manning and his Colts needed more motivation! Guys, besides the fact Indianapolis has been playing in New England's shadow all year long, feeling like they accomplished nothing last season. The Colts have one hell of a payback angle in this contest, as they remember well their 23-21 loss in San Diego back on November 11th.
That game was easily the worst of Peyton Manning's seasons, tossing 6 interceptions as he struggled to bring the Colts back from an early 23-0 deficit. Manning almost did it, but a missed field goal from one of the most reliable kickers of this era, Adam Vinatieri, sealed the loss for the Indy.
There's two things you can count on to be different this afternoon. First, the Chargers are not the same team on the road. They're just 1-3 SU on the road against teams with a winning record, with the lone win coming against the Titans in overtime. Not only that, but Tomlinson is far less effective when they travel, scoring only 5 of his rushing TDs away. Also, there's the Philip Rivers factor, but we'll get to that later.
The second thing you can count on to be different is Peyton Manning. Needless to say, one of the smartest people to ever don a helmet isn't going to be beaten like that twice. The fact he gets Marvin Harrison back only makes this play that much easier, as Manning is a different QB with his full complement of weapons. As if Peyton doesn't have enough motivation... He can and will redeem himself this afternoon.
Finally, let's discuss the biggest mismatch of this contest: Philip Rivers against the Colts excellent pass defense. Rivers is capable of losing this game all by himself with turnovers and bone-headed decisions, but the fact he'll most likely be without top-target Antonio Gates is a major major problem. You know how many yards he had in their 23-21 win back in November? 104 yards and 2 picks! If not for Sproles running back two kicks, this Chargers team would've lost that game soundly thanks to Rivers! Now on the road, playing only his 2nd game ever in a dome, look for Rivers to self-destruct, costing his team the game and earning us the cash in this afternoon's AFC Semifinal!
Take the Colts BIG over the Chargers as your top-rated play of the day.

2. Syracuse- Both teams are coming off losses here, but West Virginia's play has been far less impressive. Losers of 3 of their last 4 SU and 4 of their last 5 ATS, the Mountaineers are being given way too much credit here against a solid Orange squad. Sure, they've been much better at home, but the way the Orange are playing right now, it doesn't matter.
While their loss a Cincy was disappointing, overall this Syracuse team is firing on all cylinders despite the loss of G Devendorf for the season... Proving that sometimes you can add to a team by subtracting. More than anything it opened the door for Scoop Jardine, who's more of a pass-first guard, as opposed to Devendorf who was shoot first. The proof is in the pudding, as the Orange are averaging 81 ppg on 49% shooting over their last 5 games!
West Virginia has some nice numbers at home, but problem is lately they haven't been playing well, averaging just 69 ppg on 40% shooting (29% from 3-point) over their last 5. You can't win in any system if you're going to shoot that badly, especially against an offense as strong as Syracuse. Its no surprise that West Virginia's struggles coincide with an upswing in their level of competition, as their early season stats look great, but that's not what I saw against Loiusville or Notre Dame.
Bottom line, the Mountaineers most likely win this game, but not by nearly as much as the guys in Vegas want you to believe. Seriously, what has West Virginia done to earn this kind of respect against a team that can run with anyone, anywhere, like Syracuse? In the end, its a competitive game throughout, with the winner coming late.
Take Syracuse plus the points over West Virginia in this Big East showdown.
Late Afternoon Games...

1. 50,000♦ NY Giants
2. 50,000♦ Oregon

1. NY Giants- All we've seen this Dallas team do over the last 4 weeks of the season is struggle. They went 0-4 ATS, including an outright loss to the Eagles in Dallas as 10-point favorites! Now you can blame injuries, you can blame poor coaching decisions, you can even blame Jessica Simpson, but the fact of the matter is this Cowboys team is playing like garbage right now.
The Giants meanwhile continue to impress, knocking of the Bucs in Tampa 24-14, in a game not many people gave them a chance to win. They're now 7-1 SUATS on the road, doing it with a blend of hard-nosed defense, and efficient relatively mistake-free football on offense. Unlike Dallas, they came into the playoffs playing well, and it showed in their game at Tampa Bay. The Giants lone road loss of the season was at Dallas in the season opener, and since then New York has done nothing but win on the road.
While I expect a healthy Owens and the return of Terry Glenn to bolster this Dallas offense, its going to tough sledding against a New York defense allowing just 18 ppg on the road this season. Also, you have to consider the rust factor, as an offense based on timing (like Dallas) is going to need to time to readjust after resting most of their starters in the season finale. If the Cowboys come out flat, and allow the Giants to get up early, they could lose this game outright.
Finally, let's examine their earlier matchups this season, as the Giants were in both games until late deep touchdown tosses ended their respective comebacks. Look guys, Romo threw 4 TDs in each one of those games, facing little pressure from a sack-happy Giants defense. This time around, the Giants know they need to pressure Romo, who's been known to get a little unreliable when under duress (19 interceptions).
Bottom line, the Giants are not only playing well, but doing so in hostile territory. They've got a ton of motivation in this game with the double-revenge angle, and know they can hang with Cowboys because they've done it before. Look for a focused/hungry Giants team to further expose this Cowboys team with a solid cover here. Wouldn't surprise me too much if the Giants win outright, just based on Dallas' piss-poor play of late, but we'll take the points, as their playing at home and Owens is healthy.
Take the NY Giants plus the points over the Cowboys in this afternoon's NFC Semifinal showdown.

2. Oregon- After a couple poor efforts in mid-to-late December, this Ducks team had finally turned things around with impressive wins at Arizona and against California in their last two games. The outright victory at Arizona was huge, but beating a big lumbering team like Cal, which is similar to Stanford, tells me more about today's match up.
Cal had the size, but I told you Oregon would run-and-gun their Bigs to death, and that's exactly what they did... More of the same this afternoon, as the Ducks force the Cardinal bigmen to play their style of basketball. Make no mistake, this Stanford team is loaded with frontcourt talent, but the Ducks have just the kind of offense to make that more of a detriment than a bonus.
Starting only one true forward against Cal wasn't a problem, as Leunen scored 18 points and chipped in 11 rebounds. But it was guards Hairston and Taylor that led the way, dropping in 20 points each, and dominating their match up with the Cal guards. Stanford has the same problem today, as guards Goods and Johnson are only average players. Note the Ducks are an outstanding 8-1 ATS over their last 9 games against PAC-10 opponents, proving their system works best in conference.
Finally, you tell me how this Cardinal team keeps pace with an Oregon squad that averages upwards of 91 ppg on and outstanding 53% shooting (40% from 3-point) at home this season?! Guys, in case you haven't noticed, Stanford struggles to score points on the road, averaging 66 ppg on 42% shooting. While its true their defense is far and away better than Oregon's, they'll be hard-pressed to contain this explosice Ducks offense for long... They may have been able to shut down Oregon State 3 days ago, but Oregon is a completely different story! Ducks roll at home in this one!
Take Oregon over Stanford in this afternoon PAC-10 match up.

 

[taipans]

spritzer--
direct line release......................west virg


ko........................cowboys
tko........................colts


cokin--
fat man plays...............cowboys over,oregon

window....................rider
under the hat.............duke

3 star action.........................raptors

window........................cowboys


feist--
inner circle..................st peters

platinum........................pistons
inner circle....................lakers
5 star executive..............portland

div goy................colts
platinum.................giants
totals...............under colts, over giants

 

[ROQQIN RIQ]

ROQQIN RIQ LOVES THE SAN DIEGO SUPERCHARGERS TODAY.......EVERYONE KEEP BETTING THE COLTS...I MIGHT GET 2 TDS BY GAMETIME.....GL EVERYONE:00hour

 

[skoalpincher]

Northcoast Playoff GOY

Northcoast Playoff GOY

Northcoast

4.5 * Indy

 

[to1]

i dont get it... y is there 2 threads today... :shrug:

 

[to1]

Wolkosky Milan

405-309-15 last one hundred thirty nine days
75-40-2 last twenty one days!
23-9 last seven days!
4-3 Yesterday (3-0 NFL, 1-3 NBA)

Today:

10* COLTS -9?
10* GIANTS +7?
10* NYG/DAL OVER 46?

10* CHICAGO +4
10* MEMPHIS +12?

 

[the duke]

OF COURSE YOU DO ... LOOK IN THE MIRROR FIRST YOU PSYCHO STALKER

YOU WANT THE THREAD ALL TO YOUR SELF

YOU GONNA GO AFTER GIANTS LIKE YOU WENT AFTER ME AT THE OTHER FORUMS

Banned from the R X

In prison at Covers

You are accusing me as being an attention whore

LOL

Take your buddy back to the slant and dont make me expose your ass.

 

[msmith2179]

Jeff Benton

30 Dime: CHARGERS
5 Dime: TRAILBLAZERS
5 Dime: WEST VIRGINIA


Chargers

Let me ask you something: How many people this week did you hear (or read) give the San Diego Chargers a chance against the Colts today? And I?m not just talking about a chance to win; I?m talking about a chance to just keep it close? Me? I heard one person ? one of about three dozen ? over the course of the week who gave a 12-5 team that?s won (and covered!) seven straight games a prayer of staying within double digits in this game.

This despite the fact San Diego has THE best running back in the NFL ? has played tremendous defense for nearly two months ? and has covered three straight games against the Colts, winning two outright and losing the third in overtime.

Why? Because of the fact the Chargers struggled against the Titans last week? Let me tell you something: The Titans gave the Colts fits way back in Week 2 of the season (Indy escaped with a 22-20 win), then beat the Colts 16-10 in the regular-season finale in Indianapolis (true, the Colts? starters didn?t play very long in that game, but when they were in the game, they didn?t do much).

Is it because the Colts come into this game off a bye week, while the Chargers (the No. 3 seed) had to play? Well, anyone remember the last time the Colts entered a home playoff game off a bye week? I do: It was back in January 2006 against the Steelers ? and Indy lost 21-18 as a 10-point favorite. As was the case this week, every Tom, Dick and Harry picked the Colts to roll in that game against Pittsburgh. And then last year, forced to play ? as the No. 3 seed ? all three rounds of the playoffs, Indy went to and won the Super Bowl. Hmm.

Now, I know the big argument this week has been this: San Diego barely beat Indy 23-21 as a four-point underdog at home back in Week 9 despite getting a kickoff return for a touchdown, a punt return for a touchdown, six Peyton Manning interceptions and a missed chip-shot field goal by Adam Vinatieri in the final seconds. And that argument is usually extended with this statement: Manning had no Marvin Harrison, no Dallas Clark and no Anthony Gonzalez in that game. True enough. But the Colts sure had all their key guys in December 2004 when the Chargers went to Indy, took a 31-16 fourth-quarter lead, blew it, and lost in overtime 34-31 (covering as a seven-point favorite). And the Colts had all their weapons a year later in 2006, when they were 13-0 and hosted the Chargers. Result: San Diego 26, Indianapolis 17. Again, the Chargers were a seven-point underdog.

To refresh: That?s two outright wins and one overtime loss, all as an underdog, for San Diego against Indy. Now, today, they?re catching more points than they did in any of those previous three games. In fact, this line has rocketed up from an opening number of 7? and gone past 10! That means every single penny has come in on the Colts.

Well, we know what happens more often than not when the whole world lines up on one side of a team, right? I mean, need I remind you that I was one of about one percent of the betting public last week who sided with the Steelers plus the points against the Jaguars last week? We see it all the time in the NFL: When one team is given no shot to cover a number, that team usually rises up and does just that.

Besides, the Chargers aren?t just riding a seven-game winning streak; they?ve won six of those games by double digits. They?ve averaged 25 points per game and given up just 12 ppg during this streak. Digest those numbers for a second. Now read this: Once again, San Diego is catching double digits today!

So now you probably want to know why the Chargers have had so much success against Manning and the Colts in recent years. The #1 reason: Pressure defense. During the last three meetings, the Chargers have sacked Manning nine times and picked him off eight times. Well, guess who ranked fifth in the NFL in sacks this year (after leading the league in that category last year)? San Diego. Guess who ranked first in the NFL in turnover margin and interceptions in 2007? San Diego.

Finally, consider these mind-boggling numbers: San Diego is 42-20-2 ATS in their last 64 games overall, 10-1 ATS in their last 11 games against the AFC, 13-3-1 ATS in their last 17 games as an underdog and 8-1-1 ATS as an underdog catching 3? to 10 points.

Bottom line: This pointspread is freakin? ridiculous ? beyond ridiculous. The Chargers have a ton of talent on both sides of the football. Just as importantly, they have absolutely NOTHING to lose in this game because nobody?s giving them a shot. And I love nothing more than to back talented teams who are being disrespected.

Guys, forget what 99 percent of the rest of the world thinks. THEY ARE WRONG! San Diego keeps this one close throughout ? and if they pulled off the upset, I wouldn?t be the least bit surprised.


Trailblazers

You want to give me points with a team that?s won four straight games and 17 of its last 18 and is 16-2 ATS during this run ? including 8-1 ATS as an underdog and 5-1 ATS on the road ? fine, I?m sold.

I?ve said on several occasions during the past month or so that the Blazers just don?t get the respect they deserve, and this is another such case. I mean, it?s not like they?re facing the Celtics tonight; they?re facing the Raptors, who have lost six of their last 10 games. And although Toronto did win its last two, come on, look at the opponents: Philadelphia (at home) and the Knicks (on the road). And prior to the win over the Sixers, the Raptors had dropped three straight in their building (0-3 ATS). And they?re just 9-8 ATS at home for the season, not to mention 2-4 ATS when laying less than five points.

Meanwhile, during their current 4-1 SU and ATS run, the Blazers are averaging 103.6 points per game and giving up 95.8 ppg. They?re shooting 45.3 percent from the field, including a scintillating 42.3 percent from three-point land, while holding opponents to 42.7 percent overall and just 26.7 percent from beyond the arc. And during the last five, Portland is making 83.1 percent of its free throws.

On top of all that, there?s this: The Blazers come into this contest extremely fresh, having not played since Wednesday?s 109-91 rout of the talented Warriors. Well, Portland has played 10 games with two or more days rest this season, and it is 8-2 ATS, including a perfect 4-0 ATS when playing on three days? rest!

Gimme the points with the disrespected Blazers.


West Virginia

A week ago, I made the mistake of backing Marquette as a small underdog at West Virginia. The Golden Eagles, who had just one loss at the time (a four-point setback to Duke), got whacked 79-64. I learned my lesson that day: Either bet on the Mountaineers when they play at home or stay away. Today, I?m betting on them because they?re playing a Syracuse team that, despite its 12-4 record, is a fraud. All you have to do to realize that fact is look at the Orange?s four losses: 79-65 to Ohio State at Madison Square Garden; 107-100 to UMass at home, 91-89 to Rhode Island at home, and, in their first Big East road game on Wednesday, 74-66 at Cincinnati.

For the season, Syracuse is just 6-8 ATS. And the fact they?ve been an underdog just once (70-68 win at Virginia, which is terrible) tells you just how tough a schedule the Orange have played.

West Virginia, meanwhile, is 7-0 at home this year (2-0 ATS in lined games). And going back to last year, the Mountaineers have won 13 straight home games, and they?re an amazing 20-7 ATS in their last 23 lined games in their building. On top of that, they have a ton of motivation in this game. The reason? Syracuse has owned them, winning the last eight meetings going back to 2002. Of course, that?s when the Orange were a perennial Top 25 team. Not the case anymore.

In the end, this game will be won (and lost) on defense. West Virginia gives up just 61.4 points per game overall (39.3 percent shooting), including 55.3 ppg at home (32.8 percent). Conversely, the Orange yield 75.2 ppg overall (41.4 percent shooting) overall, and they?ve given up at least 70 points in four straight games ? three of which were played at home against Northeastern, St. John?s and South Florida.

West Virginia, which is also 16-5 ATS in its last 21 games on Sunday, rolls to the easy double-digit victory.

 

[the duke]

Charlie Sports

500* San Diego under

 

[the duke]

Kelso Sturgeon

BB
Chairmans Club
Indiana -12 v. Illinois 10 units
Best Bets
WVU -8.5 v. Syracuse 5 units
Marist -7.5 v. Fairfield 3 units

FB
Giants +7 @ Dallas 25 units
Giants/Boys UNDER 46.5 5 units
Indy -10 v. SD 10 units
Indy/SD OVER 45.5 5 units

 

[jmcarr]

Northcoast/Phil

Northcoast/Phil

Did any of you who got his playoff GOY also get his other picks/opinions if they exist?
thank you

 

[the duke]

Big Al

Offshore
Indy under

Computer boys
Dallas under

10 dimes
Dallas

Championship
Oregon