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PITT

Take Pitt as the small road chalk tonight over South Florida.

Much has been made of the Panthers injuries this year, losing starting forward Mike Cook and starting point guard Levance Fields. Although those two played a big part in Pitt's success, the Panthers have a deep bench that can compensate for those losses.

Take their last game against Villanova, where Pitt hadn't won in years and found themselves as a 5 point dog. Despite 22 turnovers, Pitt had the ball on the last possession with a chance to win.

They ended up losing by one, but the fact they had a chance to win it on their last possession, despite the sloppy play, showed me that this team can and still will play great defense which will allow them to stay in every game.

South Florida doesn't have an answer for this athletic Pitt team, despite its injuries. Freshman Dajuan Blair has been one of the best newcomers to the conference and routinely puts up double-doubles. Coach Jamie Dixon's decision to open up the Pitt offense has allowed the athletic Sam Young to blossom this year. Freshman Gilbert Brown took over Cook's spot in the lineup and brings some mad hops to the floor.

There's no way Pitt is going to open the season with consecutive conference losses. They are an athletic team that wants to run on offense, yet maintains the discipline to play great defense.

Lay the points with Pitt as they grab a six-point road win and cover.

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DUKE

Lay the points with Duke tonight when they travel to take on Temple.

Duke is trying to regroup before their ACC season starts, but coach Mike Krzyzewski was not happy with his team's latest effort. The Blue Devils beat Cornell 81-67 on Sunday, but Coach K was not happy with several miscues in the win.

He felt his team wasn't aggressive enough on loose balls, and wasn't discussing its mistakes.

When trying to correct its mistakes back at practice on Monday, starting center Brian Zoubek broke his left foot. His injury is a big blow, but Duke remains one of the deeper teams in the country. They have four players with double-digit scoring averages.

Temple, on the other hand, is pretty much a one man show with Dionte Christmas, who is tied for the Atlantic 10 scoring lead with 20.9 points per game.

Duke will be able to limit his shots, forcing his teammates to pick up the scoring slack.

When they're not, Duke will turn their transition game into quality scoring chances and slowly pull away.

The Blue Devils have won seven straight against Temple, including last January's 73-55 win.

Take Duke minus the points as they grab the road win and cover.

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BUCKS

Take the Bucks as the home chalk tonight over the Heat.

Miami is playing its third road game in four days and fourth in six days. They are banged up and Shaquille O'Neal is doubtful for tonight's game with a thigh injury. Jason Williams is also among the walking wounded with a bad knee.

O'Neal and Williams are two of the league's worst defenders at their respective positions. The Heat are even more immobile when saddled by injuries.

Take the Bucks as the home chalk as they grab the home win and cover tonight.
 
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The Pacers? Amazing Three-Point Dichotomy! The Indiana Pacers have the most amazing brace of trends we?ve seen in our 25-year history of handicapping the NBA. The pair of trends involve a team taking at least 20 three-point shots and making less than 25% of them. The first trend is that the Pacers are a ?perfect? 0-22 ATS (-11.9 ppg) since November 23, 2000 as a favorite with at least one day of rest after a game in which their opponent shot at least ten three-pointers and made at least half of them. This team trend was 0-6 last season and in their only active date so far this season, the Pacers lost 90-72 as a six point home favorite to the Grizzlies. The SDQL text for this trend is: t:team=Pacers and playoffs=0 and line<0 and 0<rest and p:season=season and 10<=po:three pointers attempted and 50<=po:three pointer percentage and po:season=season and 20001123<=date The second trend is that the Pacers are a perfect 19-0 ATS (10.3 ppg) since December 29, 2003 after a game in which THEY shot at least twenty three-pointers and made less than a 25% of them. This season, the Pacers are 3-0 ATS in this situation, covering the spread by an average of a whopping 15.2 ppg. It seems as if the Pacers recover well after a poor night from the arc. The SDQL text for this trend is: t:team=Pacers and playoffs=0 and 20<=p:three pointers attempted and p:three pointer percentage<25 and p:season=season and 20031229<=date Combined, this dichotomy is a staggering 41-0 ATS. In their last game, the Pacers were 5-of-24 from the arc vs the Jazz. This qualifies them for the second of this amazing dichotomy and makes them a PLAY-ON team tonight vs the Suns.


PACERS
 

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At 7 pm, our Colonial Athlethic Association Game of the Year is on the Northeastern Huskies minus the points over Drexel.
 

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Game: George Mason at Delaware Jan 9 2008 7:00PM
Prediction: George Mason
Reason: The George Mason Patriots were 2 minutes away from a CAA championship last season , and this year despite of not being loaded , are still talented in deep at every position. They have shown some inconsistencies , but that was in non conference play, and you have remember that HC Larranaga is a systems coach and is consistently fine tuning it during the early part of the campaign, and letting it hang out during the most important part of the programs schedule. Tonight the Patriots using their motion offense and their scramble defense, will be ready to perform in big way against a Delaware team that had little offense last year, and is still a work in progress under second year coach Monty Ross. Final notes & Key Trends:George Mason is 10-1 ATS in road games after 2 straight games giving up 9 or less offensive rebounds, winning SU by just under 10 PPG. Play on George Mason

Game: Mississippi at Tennessee Jan 9 2008 8:00PM
Prediction: Tennessee
Reason: The mighty Tennessee Volunteers come out her with revenge on their minds for a loss to same Ole Miss program last season on the road , in 83 -69 beat down. The Rebels are playing well, and have won and unlucky 13 straight games, but it all comes to an abrupt end tonight against a team that is looking forward to playing them. Final notes & Key Trends: Tennessee is 4-0 ATS L/4 at home in this series. Tennessee is 15-4 ATS L/19 at home against good shooting teams that convert on 45% of their FGs, winning those tilt SU by an average of 12.8 PPG. Play on Tennessee


Game: Denver at New Orleans Jan 9 2008 8:00PM
Prediction: New Orleans
Reason: The talented New Orleans Privateers and their Doogie Howser look alike 30 year old coach Joe Pasternack prepare to take down a Sunbelt rival ,Denver program this evening that is in a rebuilding season , and off a year where they lost 25 games including 17 by double digits. Im expecting the Pioneers to be on the wrong side of another double digit beat down in this spot tonight. Final notes & Key Trends: Denver has averaged just 48.9 PPG on offense in road games this season. Denver 9-21 ATS L/30 on the road. New Orleans has won straight at home in this series. Play on New Orleans
 

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NCAA Basketball

100* Play Duquesne (-10) over Fordham.
(7:00 P.M. EST)

Fordham is 1-7 ATS in all games this season
Fordham is 40-61 ATS as a road underdog
Fordham is 4-13 ATS coming off a non-conference game

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50* Play Creighton (-13.5) over Evansville.
(8:00 P.M. EST)

Creighton is 9-1 SU vs. Evansville at home
Creighton is 17-7 ATS vs. conference opponents the last 2 seasons
Creighton is 9-1 ATS after scoring 60 points or less
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NBA Basketball
100* Play Boston (-14) over Charlotte
(7:30 P.M. EST)
Charlotte is 6-14 ATS as an underdog this season
Charlotte is 3-11 ATS coming off an OVER the total this season
Charlotte is 2-7 SU over the last 9 games
 
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Wed, 01/09/08 - 9:05 PMJeff Bonds | NBA Sides
triple-dime bet517 IND 11.0 (-110) Bodog vs 518 PHO
Analysis:
The Indiana Pacers are coming off a blowout loss against the Utah Jazz last night and the public certainly has this in their mind, as the Suns are getting bet on at over a 70% clip.



Little do they know - the Pacers excel with no rest and find and travel to face a home favorite that has struggled in covering double-digit spreads at home.



The Pacers are 6-1 ATS in their last seven games with zero days off - failing to cover in this situation against the Detroit Pistons by just half a point. They won the previous five games in this situation - covering by an AMAZING 10.4 points.



Indiana bounces back tonight and gets us the cash
 

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Wed, 01/09/08 - 7:35 PMStan Sharp | NBA Sides
double-dime bet505 HOU -5.0 (-110) BetUS vs 506 NYK
Analysis: Both these teams played and Won last night and now battle in the Garden tonight. Vegas has set this line too low off of New York's Upset win in Chicago last night. Houston is on a roll winning 5 of 7 with only 2 losses to Golden St & Boston. This game is a mismatch. TAKE HOUSTON as STAN'S NBA BLOWOUT BIG BET OF THE WEEK and make them a DOUBLE DIME PLAY.
 

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5.5-Unit Play. Take #527 George Mason (-5.5) over Delaware (7 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 8)
Note: This is our Game of the Week.

The Blue Hens have gotten off to a nice start in conference play, going 3-0, but they?ve done so by beating some of the weaker teams in the conference. I love Mason?s experience in a spot like this as well as the fact that they?ve won five straight in this series and seven of eight. The core players from last year?s teams are back, and the Patriots won both meetings by an average of 25 points. Five of Mason?s last seven wins over Delaware have been by double digits with the average at 14.9 points. Delaware is 301st in the nation in shooting and I just don?t think they can score enough to keep this one close. I know the Hens are an improved team and we've cashed several times with them recently. But the Patriots are primed for a big game and will be focused and ready to take this one.

3-Unit Play. Take #583 Davidson (-12) over Elon (9 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 9)
You know I?m always hesitant to lay the big number but I?m working on it! Davidson beat Elon by 30 on the road and by 25 at home last year. In fact, the Wildcats have won nine straight against the Phoenix by an average of 14.3 points and, discounting the last two maimings, the previous seven by an average of 11 points. Elon has played five games against teams in the Top 160 and are 0-6 with their losses coming by an average of 15 points and only one of those games was decided by less than 11 points. Elon lost by 14 at home to Tusculum this year. I think the Wildcats can take them.

3-Unit Play. Take #557 Syracuse (-3) over Cincinnati (8 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 9)
2-Unit Play. Take #557 Syracuse (-155) over Cincinnati (8 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 9)
You know who Syracuse is this year: they are Texas from last year. The Orange score, score and score some more. They won at Virginia this year so I don?t think they?re going to be intimidated by a half-empty arena in Cincy. The Bearcats are 3-8-1 ATS at home and 8-22-4 ATS in Big East play recently. Syracuse is 11-4-1 ATS as a road favorite and 14-2 ATS after three or more consecutive home games.

2.5-Unit Play. Take #563 Mississippi State (-2.5) over LSU (8 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 9)
First off, LSU stinks. I mean, they are really bad. Second, they are down to just seven scholarship players tonight against one of the better teams in the SEC. The Bulldogs tested themselves in the nonconference and are going to be ready to open conference play with a big win. MSU?s center Charles Rhodes is likely out for MSU, but they still have more talent and experience on the perimeter. The Bulldogs won both matchups last year against better LSU teams, and the Tigers are just 18-38-1 ATS over the past three years.

2.5-Unit Play. Take #545 Charlotte (+15) over Clemson (7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 9)
You have to wonder if there will be any hangover from the Tigers? home loss to North Carolina on Sunday night. I think it?s difficult to ask them to get back up and blow out the 49ers by 18 or 20 points. Clemson?s six wins over teams ranked No. 200 or better have come by an average of 10 points and Charlotte?s five losses have all come on the road but have come by an average of just five points. The 49ers have been an awful, awful shooting team over their last five games but I think they?re do for a 40-plus percent showing and that should help them work within this large cushion.

2-Unit Play. Take #567 Marshall (-4) over Rice (8 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 9)
Rice still stinks. They don't have a home court advantage because they are playing off site and they are facing a sneaky-good Thundering Herd team that is off two solid victories. No letdown here.

CHECK BACK LATER TODAY - AROUND 5 P.M. EST - BECAUSE I MAY ADD A PLAY IN THE ARIZONA-ARIZONA STATE GAME. DON'T WORRY, IT'S NOT GOING TO BE ANYTHING HUGE AND IT LIKELY WON'T COUNT TOWARDS OUR RECORD. BUT IF JERRYD BAYLESS IS OUT AND THE LINE IS UNDER 6.0 THEN WE'RE GOING TO HAMMER THE SUN DEVILS. Good luck.
 

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5.5-Unit Play. Take #527 George Mason (-5.5) over Delaware (7 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 8)
Note: This is our Game of the Week.

The Blue Hens have gotten off to a nice start in conference play, going 3-0, but they?ve done so by beating some of the weaker teams in the conference. I love Mason?s experience in a spot like this as well as the fact that they?ve won five straight in this series and seven of eight. The core players from last year?s teams are back, and the Patriots won both meetings by an average of 25 points. Five of Mason?s last seven wins over Delaware have been by double digits with the average at 14.9 points. Delaware is 301st in the nation in shooting and I just don?t think they can score enough to keep this one close. I know the Hens are an improved team and we've cashed several times with them recently. But the Patriots are primed for a big game and will be focused and ready to take this one.

3-Unit Play. Take #583 Davidson (-12) over Elon (9 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 9)
You know I?m always hesitant to lay the big number but I?m working on it! Davidson beat Elon by 30 on the road and by 25 at home last year. In fact, the Wildcats have won nine straight against the Phoenix by an average of 14.3 points and, discounting the last two maimings, the previous seven by an average of 11 points. Elon has played five games against teams in the Top 160 and are 0-6 with their losses coming by an average of 15 points and only one of those games was decided by less than 11 points. Elon lost by 14 at home to Tusculum this year. I think the Wildcats can take them.

3-Unit Play. Take #557 Syracuse (-3) over Cincinnati (8 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 9)
2-Unit Play. Take #557 Syracuse (-155) over Cincinnati (8 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 9)
You know who Syracuse is this year: they are Texas from last year. The Orange score, score and score some more. They won at Virginia this year so I don?t think they?re going to be intimidated by a half-empty arena in Cincy. The Bearcats are 3-8-1 ATS at home and 8-22-4 ATS in Big East play recently. Syracuse is 11-4-1 ATS as a road favorite and 14-2 ATS after three or more consecutive home games.

2.5-Unit Play. Take #563 Mississippi State (-2.5) over LSU (8 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 9)
First off, LSU stinks. I mean, they are really bad. Second, they are down to just seven scholarship players tonight against one of the better teams in the SEC. The Bulldogs tested themselves in the nonconference and are going to be ready to open conference play with a big win. MSU?s center Charles Rhodes is likely out for MSU, but they still have more talent and experience on the perimeter. The Bulldogs won both matchups last year against better LSU teams, and the Tigers are just 18-38-1 ATS over the past three years.

2.5-Unit Play. Take #545 Charlotte (+15) over Clemson (7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 9)
You have to wonder if there will be any hangover from the Tigers? home loss to North Carolina on Sunday night. I think it?s difficult to ask them to get back up and blow out the 49ers by 18 or 20 points. Clemson?s six wins over teams ranked No. 200 or better have come by an average of 10 points and Charlotte?s five losses have all come on the road but have come by an average of just five points. The 49ers have been an awful, awful shooting team over their last five games but I think they?re do for a 40-plus percent showing and that should help them work within this large cushion.

2-Unit Play. Take #567 Marshall (-4) over Rice (8 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 9)
Rice still stinks. They don't have a home court advantage because they are playing off site and they are facing a sneaky-good Thundering Herd team that is off two solid victories. No letdown here.
 

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(22) Rhode Island (14-1, 11-2 ATS) at (17) Dayton (12-1, 5-3 ATS)
A rare matchup of Top 25 teams from the Atlantic 10 Conference is on tap in Dayton, Ohio, where the Flyers host Rhode Island in the league opener for both schools. Dayton has ripped off 11 consecutive victories, though the winning streak nearly came to an end in its most recent game a week ago tonight, an 83-81 overtime win over Akron. The Flyers, who previously hadn?t allowed more than 74 points in any game this year, failed to cover as a seven-point home favorite, snapping a 5-0 ATS roll in lined games.
Rhode Island carries a nine-game winning streak (6-1 ATS) into its conference debut, most recently routing Fairleigh Dickinson 94-63 in a non-lined home game a week ago. The Rams, who average 83.4 points per game, have tallied at least 72 points in every game, scoring 80 or more 10 times. The Rams squeaked past Dayton 75-74 as a one-point home underdog last year. Rhode Island has won three of the last four meetings SU and ATS, and the straight-up winner has cashed in each of the last seven head-to-head clashes. Dayton is unbeaten through nine home games (3-2 ATS), while the Rams are 7-1 in road/neutral-site games (6-2 ATS). The Rams have topped the total in four straight lined games and seven of their last eight, while Dayton is on a 7-0 ?over? streak (5-0 ?over? at home). Also, the over is on runs of 38-14 for Rhode Island overall, 21-6 for Rhode Island on the road, 19-7 for Dayton overall, 12-1 for Dayton at home and 12-5 for Dayton in conference play.
Conversely, the under is 4-1 in the last five series meetings, the lone ?over? occurring in last year?s lone battle.

ATS ADVANTAGE: OVER



(16) Ole Miss (13-0, 5-4 ATS) at (8) Tennessee (12-1, 4-4 ATS)
Tennessee will try to knock Ole Miss from the ranks of unbeatens when both teams open SEC play in Knoxville. The Vols haven?t been on the floor since Dec. 29, when they closed out non-conference play with an 82-72 rout of Gonzaga as a 1?-point road underdog. It was the seventh-straight victory for Tennessee, with five coming by 10 points or fewer. Ole Miss remained perfect with an 86-50 rout of Alabama A&M in a non-lined home game a week ago. Although the Rebels are undefeated, only two of their last eight wins have come by double digits. The home team is 7-1 SU in the last eight regular-season meetings (6-2 ATS). In last year?s only battle, Ole Miss rolled 83-69 as a three-point home chalk, snapping Tennessee?s 5-0 ATS roll. The Vols have cashed in four consecutive meetings in Knoxville. Tennessee has followed up a 1-4 ATS slump with back-to-back spread-covers, both on the road. At home, the Vols are 8-0 SU, but only 2-1 ATS in lined games. Four of the Rebels? 13 wins have come as a visitor, but they?re just 2-2 ATS in four lined road games. Going back to last year, Ole Miss is just 2-6 ATS on the highway.
These teams are virtually dead-even in the stat department. Both average exactly 86.2 points per game, while Tennessee gives up 70.7 ppg, a shade more than the Rebels? 69.4 ppg.
The over is 9-4-1 in Ole Miss? last 14 lined contests

ATS ADVANTAGE: TENNESSEE



Arizona (10-4, 5-6 ATS) at Arizona State (12-2, 6-4 ATS)
Off to a 2-0 start in Pac-10 play, Arizona State now faces arch-nemesis Arizona, which has won 24 of the last 25 meetings in this bitter rivalry, including the last 12 in a row. The Sun Devils swept both Oregon schools in Tempe, Ariz., over the weekend, topping Oregon 62-54 as a three-point chalk and routing Oregon State 72-53 as a 12-point favorite. ASU has won eight games in a row, all at home Arizona split its first two league games, pounding Oregon State 76-63 on Thursday before getting upset by Oregon 84-74 on Saturday. The Wildcats failed to cash as a big favorite in both contests, falling to 1-4-1 ATS in their last six overall and 2-6 ATS in their last eight against the Pac-10. Not only have the Wildcats completely owned Arizona State over the past decade, but they?re 7-2 ATS in the last nine meetings, with all seven spread-covers coming in double-digit victories. That includes a 71-47 rout as a 16?-point home favorite last year. In the rematch in Tempe, the Sun Devils came close, but eventually lost 61-58, covering as a 6?-point home underdog. The host is 6-1 ATS in the last seven series battles. For the season, Arizona State is 10-0 in its building (4-2 ATS), winning by an average of 22 points per game (75-53). Dating to last year, the Sun Devils have covered in nine of 11 at home, and they?re 6-1-1 ATS in their last eight against the Pac-10. Arizona has split its four road/neutral-site games (1-2 ATS). The Sun Devils rank eighth in the nation in both field-goal offense (50.3 percent) and scoring defense (56.5 ppg allowed). The under is on runs of 9-2 for Arizona on the road, 16-7 for Arizona State overall and 3-0 in this rivalry.

ATS ADVANTAGE: ARIZONA and UNDER
 

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Wed, 01/09/08 - 7:00 PMGreg Shaker | CBB Sides
double-dime bet526 Dayton -3.0 (-110) BetUS vs 525 Rhode Island
Analysis:
NCAAB: Rhode Island Rams at Dayton Flyers - Dayton -3 -110 | Unit Value: 2 DIMES
Game Date: 1/9/2008
Note: Winning on the road is very tough in any conference and certainly the Atlantic 10 is one of them. That is very true when the Dayton Flyers are the home team. They love it here and always have superb support from the home following. That was the case when Pittsburgh came to town just the other day and go their ass handed to them in a big way with a 25 point drubbing to the Flyers. While that was not a conference affair, it did show us just how good this team can be when they are motivtaed to perform. Losing last year at Rhode Island by just 1 point is reason enough to play Dayron tonight but there are additional reasons as well. While both teams have extreme offensive efficiency, and both have played overall great D, the Flyers are at a venue where they perform as well as any team that I know of. I have won a ton of money on this team here at home and I liken this court to that of the University of Detroit, with fans bearing down upon you and very close to courtside. That is a difficult thing for visitors and it will be for the Rams tonight. This will be the 4th true road game for Rhode Island and so far hot shooting by this team has kept them in contests. In fact they are hitting over 44% from beyond the arc in those game and that has allowed them to win 2 of the 3 including a not-so-difficult win at Brown. But they have also not stopped the opposition, allowing almost 46% shooting, and tonight they face a team that can be lights out from anywhere on the court. Dayton can crash the boards as well and have a +10 rebound edge here,including a 39-32 edge over Pitt, considered one of the more physical teams in the country. It is not surprise to me that OVER is 13-1 here at this arena last 14 because the Flyers simply love to shoot at these baskets. Their inside-outside play is the best that I have seen watching them in 3 games this year. They box out very well and they do not force shots. Their #220 Pace is evident of what they are and how they play. We can expect Dayton to only take the best shots available and to be in a position for a re-up on a missed shot. I am laying this small number.




Wed, 01/09/08 - 8:00 PMGreg Shaker | CBB Sides
double-dime bet578 Tulane -1.5 (-110) BetUS vs 577 UAB
Analysis: NCAAB: Alabama-Birmingham Blazers at Tulane Green Wave - Tulane -1.5 -110 | Unit Value: 2 DIMES
Game Date: 1/9/2008




Wed, 01/09/08 - 7:00 PMGreg Shaker | CBB Sides
double-dime bet528 Delaware 6.0 (-110) BetUS vs 527 George Mason
Analysis: NCAAB: George Mason Patriots at Delaware Blue Hens - Delaware +6 -110 | Unit Value: 2 DIMES
Game Date: 1/9/2008
 
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**** MY PLAYS FOR WED. JAN. 9TH ****

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(10*)- SYRACUSE
(7*)- DUKE
(7*)- S. FLORIDA
(7*)- UTEP
(6*)- RHODE ISLAND
(5*)- UAB
(5*)- DELAWARE

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(7*)- CELTICS

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(6*)- ANAHEIM

1-10* (42-31-2 OVERALL)
 

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Wed, 01/09/08 - 7:00 PMKing Creole | CBB Sides
double-dime bet544 Duquesne -10.5 (-110) BetUS vs 543 Fordham
Analysis: #544 / 2** DUQUESNE DUKES minus the points vs Fordham / 7:00pm ET

#580 / 2** ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS minus (OR plus) the points vs Arizona / 9:30pm ET

Not only do we have the EXTRA incentive of DOUBLE-Revenge tonight, but we also have a couple of HOT teams who can indeed cover the numbers based on their current outstanding seasons. The Dukes of Duquesne are already 10-3 SU on the year (and 6-1 at home).... and have won 4 games in a row. The Sun Devils of Arizona State are no longer doormats of the PAC 10 Conference as they are 12-2 SU on the year and 10-0 SU at home.

Now comes the PERFECT Situations:
So far in the 2007/2008 season. College teams playing with DOUBLE-Revenge from last season are a very profitable 33-15 ATS (69%). If our "Revenger" is playing off a SU win (BOTH teams), the results improve to 18-3 ATS (86%) on the year. And if our "Revenger" is playing in the cozy and confident confines of their HOME arena (BOTH teams), the results are a PERFECT 9-0 ATS so far this season.

With the 'home cookin' confidence.... both teams off MULTIPLE wins in a row.... and the extra incentive of DOUBLE-Revenge, we'll gladly lay the points tonight with the DUKES and the SUN DEVILS
 
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