Service plays thursday 10/23/08
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Anyone have John Ryan's college football plays?
Anyone have John Ryan's college football plays?
thanks.
Anyone have John Ryan's college football plays?
thanks.
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BEN BURNS
I'm playing on West Virginia and Auburn to finish OVER the total. It's true that both these teams have played well defensively while struggling offensively. That's why most are expecting a defensive battle and why the over/under number is so low. West Virginia is averaging 22 points while Auburn has managed just 19. I believe that both teams are more than capable of putting up points though and that the low number is providing us with excellent value. The Mountaineers didn't have star QB Patrick White in the lineup in their last game (vs. Syracuse) and struggled to find the end zone. However, White played in the previous two games (although he was knocked out of each) and the Mountaineers scored 24 and 27 points. White will be back in the lineup here. Coach Stewart was quoted as saying: "Pat has done very well and he's performing well. He was running around last night and he was cheering them (teammates) on as only Pat can do. He said he liked it and said that was the way we should practice and play. It was very fun and he's ready and raring to go." While the team has struggled adjusting to the change in offensive philosophy, let's not forget that White led a Mountaineers' offense that averaged more than 40 points per game last season. It should also be noted that he has shown a tendency to shine when playing on national television. The Tigers struggled last game and were upset by Arkansas. They still scored 22 points though. The problem was that they allowed 25. The normally stout Auburn defense allowed the Razorbacks to compile a whopping 417 yards of total offense. This season's struggles notwithstanding, White and the Mountaineers bring a significantly more explosive offense to the table. In this evening's other game (New Mexico/AF) both teams are playing on short rest, having just played last Saturday. However, in this game, neither team has played since the previous Saturday, which was way back on October 11th. I expect the extra preparation time to benefit the offenses. Both coaches are under pressure to see their teams open up the playbook and score points. Auburn coach Tommy Tuberville is quickly falling out of favor and would love nothing more than to see his team put up some big numbers after he fired his offensive coordinator a couple of weeks ago. This will be the first time all season that sophomore Kodi Burns will be the Tigers' clear No. 1 quarterback (former coordinator Franklin favored Chris Todd) and I expect that to help his confidence and for him to have a solid game. Meanwhile, Bill Stewart has seen the fans boo the Mountaineers' offensive play calling. Therefore, it's no surprise that word coming out of the Mountaineers' camp this week suggests that the offense will be more open than it has been in the past. With White's healthy return, West Virginia is expected to throw the ball more often, especially down the field in an effort to loosen up the Tigers' run defense. While the Mountaineers have seen the OVER go 4-2 their last six games against teams from the SEC, the Tigers have seen the OVER go 3-0 their last three games against teams from the Big East. Both teams have also seen the OVER go 4-2 their last six Thursday games and I look for tonight's contest to also find its way above the low number. *non-conference TOM
I'm playing on West Virginia and Auburn to finish OVER the total. It's true that both these teams have played well defensively while struggling offensively. That's why most are expecting a defensive battle and why the over/under number is so low. West Virginia is averaging 22 points while Auburn has managed just 19. I believe that both teams are more than capable of putting up points though and that the low number is providing us with excellent value. The Mountaineers didn't have star QB Patrick White in the lineup in their last game (vs. Syracuse) and struggled to find the end zone. However, White played in the previous two games (although he was knocked out of each) and the Mountaineers scored 24 and 27 points. White will be back in the lineup here. Coach Stewart was quoted as saying: "Pat has done very well and he's performing well. He was running around last night and he was cheering them (teammates) on as only Pat can do. He said he liked it and said that was the way we should practice and play. It was very fun and he's ready and raring to go." While the team has struggled adjusting to the change in offensive philosophy, let's not forget that White led a Mountaineers' offense that averaged more than 40 points per game last season. It should also be noted that he has shown a tendency to shine when playing on national television. The Tigers struggled last game and were upset by Arkansas. They still scored 22 points though. The problem was that they allowed 25. The normally stout Auburn defense allowed the Razorbacks to compile a whopping 417 yards of total offense. This season's struggles notwithstanding, White and the Mountaineers bring a significantly more explosive offense to the table. In this evening's other game (New Mexico/AF) both teams are playing on short rest, having just played last Saturday. However, in this game, neither team has played since the previous Saturday, which was way back on October 11th. I expect the extra preparation time to benefit the offenses. Both coaches are under pressure to see their teams open up the playbook and score points. Auburn coach Tommy Tuberville is quickly falling out of favor and would love nothing more than to see his team put up some big numbers after he fired his offensive coordinator a couple of weeks ago. This will be the first time all season that sophomore Kodi Burns will be the Tigers' clear No. 1 quarterback (former coordinator Franklin favored Chris Todd) and I expect that to help his confidence and for him to have a solid game. Meanwhile, Bill Stewart has seen the fans boo the Mountaineers' offensive play calling. Therefore, it's no surprise that word coming out of the Mountaineers' camp this week suggests that the offense will be more open than it has been in the past. With White's healthy return, West Virginia is expected to throw the ball more often, especially down the field in an effort to loosen up the Tigers' run defense. While the Mountaineers have seen the OVER go 4-2 their last six games against teams from the SEC, the Tigers have seen the OVER go 3-0 their last three games against teams from the Big East. Both teams have also seen the OVER go 4-2 their last six Thursday games and I look for tonight's contest to also find its way above the low number. *non-conference TOM
Anyone have Dr. Bob's college plays for the weekend?
Anyone have Dr. Bob's college plays for the weekend?
5 best bets
6 strong opinions...
thanks.
Anyone have Dr. Bob's college plays for the weekend?
5 best bets
6 strong opinions...
thanks.
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Stu Feiner
Stu's 50 DIME World Series Game 2 Winner(SF1)
Philadelphia (Myers) at Tampa Bay (Shields) - 8:20 p.m. EST
Bottom line here is that after dropping Game 1 last night, if the Rays want to have any chance of capturing this Fall Classic then tonight is an absolute must win. And they will get it. We?re talking about a team that has won 57 of its last 77 home games and every time this year when its backs were against the wall, the Rays responded. And they will tonight in Game 2 behind James Shields. They have won 15 of his last 22 starts overall and 20 of his last 27 at home. He has surrendered three earned runs or less in 18 of his last 22 starts, including the last five straight. In 20 starts this year at Tropicana Field, he went 10-4 with a 2.74 ERA. For the Phils, it?s Brett Meyers, who has a losing record (12-13) and a bloated ERA (4.59). He hasn?t pitched since Oct. 10 when he got rocked by the Dodgers for five runs on six hits and four walks in five frames. He has a 5.25 ERA in two playoff starts and went 3-8 with a 6.21 ERA on the road this year. The Phils won just five of his 19 road starts and they?re not winning this one as the Rays bounce back and take this Game 2.
TAMPA BAY (Shields) (-150) 50 Dimes
Stu's Thursday 50 DIME CFB Winner #1 (SF2)
Auburn (38) at West Virginia (-2') - 7:45 p.m. EST
Points will be at a premium tonight in Morgantown and this SEC-Big East game is destined to stay under the posted price. Both teams are struggling on the offensive side of the football and but getting the job done defensively. Auburn ranks 107th in the country in total offense and 97th in scoring offense. But defensively, the Tigers are big and fast and rank ninth in the country in scoring defense. A big reason for that is they ranked second in the country in third down defense. The Mountaineers rank 79th in total offense and 82nd in scoring offenses, while their underrated defense ranks a solid 15th in scoring defense. Auburn has already fired in offensive coordinator this year as this Tiger offense is totally out of sync. They scored just three points at Mississippi State and 13 at Vanderbilt. Tonight, they?re changing quarterbacks as the hardly-tested Kodi Burns gets the start under center. His stats for the season aren?t impressive as he is 17-for-43 for 198 yards with no scores and three picks. Look for Auburn to turn to its running attack and play ball-control offense. The Mountaineers have a solid QB in Pat White, but he?s back from a concussion and did not play in West Virginia?s most recent game, a lackluster 17-6 win over Syracuse when the Mountaineers needed a long TD run late in the game to ice it. Even with White playing, the Mountaineer passing game this year has very sub-par. Auburn?s defense will come to play tonight. Oh, and the Tigers defensive coordinator, Paul Rhoads, served in that same capacity last year at Pittsburgh when he developed a game-plan that limited a far more potent Mountaineer offense to just 183 yards and nine points in Pitt?s upset win in the regular season finale. Auburn has stayed under in seven of its last nine overall, six of eight on the road and five of seven non-conference games. The Mountaineers have stayed low in all five lined games this year and six of their last seven non-conference tilts. This too will be a low-scoring affair as it stays under with ease.
UNDER (38) 50 Dimes
Stu's 50 DIME Mountain West GOW (SF3)
New Mexico (+5) at Air Force (45') - 8 p.m. EST
Key Mountain West Conference game tonight as the winner will have the inside track to the conference?s fourth bowl tie-in behind league heavyweights Utah, TCU and BYU. This game will be close, but take the points as New Mexico will be in this one throughout and will have an opportunity in the fourth quarter to steal this one outright. Everyone knows how potent the Falcon rushing attack, but the Lobos face this offense every year and they?ve been stout against the run this season. New Mexico, which has won three of its last four (played gamely in 21-3 loss at BYU) with last week?s 70-7 trashing of San Diego State, is allowing just 104.4 yards per game and 3.2 yards per rush. They?ve also come up with 17 sacks and 17 takeaways this season as this is unit that has come up with big plays all yaer. Coach Rocky Long has a very fast defense and look for them to stretch the Falcons? triple-option attack more east-west than north-south. The Lobos, who have covered four straight, can run the football rather well, too, as they piled up 419 yards on the ground last week and are averaging 293 yards on the ground the last four weeks. Air Force key defensive end Jake Paulson injured his shoulder in last week?s comeback win at UNLV. He should be able to go tonight, but he?s not 100 percent by any means and that hurts the Falcons? defense. The Lobos have also found they can pass it some too as QBs Brad Gruner and Tate Smith can make plays downfield if the Falcons bottle up the Lobo run game. Air Force has also been sub-par on third down defense (41%). New Mexico got to rest a lot of starters in last week?s 63-point win over the Aztecs and they enter this game on series? runs of 3-1 SU and 4-0 ATS after last year?s three-point home win over Air Force. They?re on ATS runs of 4-1 in MWC play, 19-9-2 on the road and 18-8 as a highway pup. Long knows how to get his troops to play well away from home. The Falcons have failed to cover in seven of their last 10 of a non-covering victory and this is just too many points for them to cover tonight. The Lobos have their swagger and they will stay inside this price.
NEW MEXICO (+5) 50 Dimes
Stu's 50 DIME World Series Game 2 Winner(SF1)
Philadelphia (Myers) at Tampa Bay (Shields) - 8:20 p.m. EST
Bottom line here is that after dropping Game 1 last night, if the Rays want to have any chance of capturing this Fall Classic then tonight is an absolute must win. And they will get it. We?re talking about a team that has won 57 of its last 77 home games and every time this year when its backs were against the wall, the Rays responded. And they will tonight in Game 2 behind James Shields. They have won 15 of his last 22 starts overall and 20 of his last 27 at home. He has surrendered three earned runs or less in 18 of his last 22 starts, including the last five straight. In 20 starts this year at Tropicana Field, he went 10-4 with a 2.74 ERA. For the Phils, it?s Brett Meyers, who has a losing record (12-13) and a bloated ERA (4.59). He hasn?t pitched since Oct. 10 when he got rocked by the Dodgers for five runs on six hits and four walks in five frames. He has a 5.25 ERA in two playoff starts and went 3-8 with a 6.21 ERA on the road this year. The Phils won just five of his 19 road starts and they?re not winning this one as the Rays bounce back and take this Game 2.
TAMPA BAY (Shields) (-150) 50 Dimes
Stu's Thursday 50 DIME CFB Winner #1 (SF2)
Auburn (38) at West Virginia (-2') - 7:45 p.m. EST
Points will be at a premium tonight in Morgantown and this SEC-Big East game is destined to stay under the posted price. Both teams are struggling on the offensive side of the football and but getting the job done defensively. Auburn ranks 107th in the country in total offense and 97th in scoring offense. But defensively, the Tigers are big and fast and rank ninth in the country in scoring defense. A big reason for that is they ranked second in the country in third down defense. The Mountaineers rank 79th in total offense and 82nd in scoring offenses, while their underrated defense ranks a solid 15th in scoring defense. Auburn has already fired in offensive coordinator this year as this Tiger offense is totally out of sync. They scored just three points at Mississippi State and 13 at Vanderbilt. Tonight, they?re changing quarterbacks as the hardly-tested Kodi Burns gets the start under center. His stats for the season aren?t impressive as he is 17-for-43 for 198 yards with no scores and three picks. Look for Auburn to turn to its running attack and play ball-control offense. The Mountaineers have a solid QB in Pat White, but he?s back from a concussion and did not play in West Virginia?s most recent game, a lackluster 17-6 win over Syracuse when the Mountaineers needed a long TD run late in the game to ice it. Even with White playing, the Mountaineer passing game this year has very sub-par. Auburn?s defense will come to play tonight. Oh, and the Tigers defensive coordinator, Paul Rhoads, served in that same capacity last year at Pittsburgh when he developed a game-plan that limited a far more potent Mountaineer offense to just 183 yards and nine points in Pitt?s upset win in the regular season finale. Auburn has stayed under in seven of its last nine overall, six of eight on the road and five of seven non-conference games. The Mountaineers have stayed low in all five lined games this year and six of their last seven non-conference tilts. This too will be a low-scoring affair as it stays under with ease.
UNDER (38) 50 Dimes
Stu's 50 DIME Mountain West GOW (SF3)
New Mexico (+5) at Air Force (45') - 8 p.m. EST
Key Mountain West Conference game tonight as the winner will have the inside track to the conference?s fourth bowl tie-in behind league heavyweights Utah, TCU and BYU. This game will be close, but take the points as New Mexico will be in this one throughout and will have an opportunity in the fourth quarter to steal this one outright. Everyone knows how potent the Falcon rushing attack, but the Lobos face this offense every year and they?ve been stout against the run this season. New Mexico, which has won three of its last four (played gamely in 21-3 loss at BYU) with last week?s 70-7 trashing of San Diego State, is allowing just 104.4 yards per game and 3.2 yards per rush. They?ve also come up with 17 sacks and 17 takeaways this season as this is unit that has come up with big plays all yaer. Coach Rocky Long has a very fast defense and look for them to stretch the Falcons? triple-option attack more east-west than north-south. The Lobos, who have covered four straight, can run the football rather well, too, as they piled up 419 yards on the ground last week and are averaging 293 yards on the ground the last four weeks. Air Force key defensive end Jake Paulson injured his shoulder in last week?s comeback win at UNLV. He should be able to go tonight, but he?s not 100 percent by any means and that hurts the Falcons? defense. The Lobos have also found they can pass it some too as QBs Brad Gruner and Tate Smith can make plays downfield if the Falcons bottle up the Lobo run game. Air Force has also been sub-par on third down defense (41%). New Mexico got to rest a lot of starters in last week?s 63-point win over the Aztecs and they enter this game on series? runs of 3-1 SU and 4-0 ATS after last year?s three-point home win over Air Force. They?re on ATS runs of 4-1 in MWC play, 19-9-2 on the road and 18-8 as a highway pup. Long knows how to get his troops to play well away from home. The Falcons have failed to cover in seven of their last 10 of a non-covering victory and this is just too many points for them to cover tonight. The Lobos have their swagger and they will stay inside this price.
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SPORTS MONITOR 1-5 1* WEST VIRGINIA
Alatex 10-20 PASS
American Sports Analysts-(ASA) 3-7 3 AUB
Animal R-T
A-Play 10-25 10 WV, AF
Against The Spread - (ATS) 3-20 3 AF
Tony Basich Sports 1-3 1 NM
Best Bets 1 WV
Bettor's Edge 1 AF
Big Al's Sportsline 3-5 PASS
Blazer 3-10
Ben Burns R-T T-AF-U, AUB-O
Mountain West Total of Year - Air Force under
Captain 5-25 15 AF
Cobra R-T R-AUB
Dave Cokin R-T T-NM, R-WV
Cowtown R-T PASS
Doc's Enterprises 1-5
Dr. Bob Sports 2-4 PASS
The Edge 10-20 10 AF, NM
Executive Sports 100-600
Jim Feist 5-20-IC 10 NM-U, 5 AUB, NM
Game Day 1-5
Headquarters 5-10 5 WV
Jim Hurley 1-5
Inside Information 1-3 1 AUB
JB Sports R-T R-WV
Brandon Lang 5-1000 10 NM, 5 WV
L.A.T. Systems 1 WV
LVSS 10-20 10 AF
Dave Malinsky 1-6 4 AUB
Nation-Wide (Gold Sheet) R-T-7 PASS
Mike Neri 2-10
Larry Ness 10-25 15 AF
Las Vegas Insider - Air Force
Northcoast 2-5 OP-AUB, NM
Marquee - New Mexico
Player's Group 1 AUB, AF
Pointwise 2-5
Power Plays 5-10 5 AUB
Preferred Picks 2-5 3 NM
Private Players 1-5 2 NM-U, AUB-U
LT Profits R-T R-NM+U
Randy Radke R-T PASS
Raider Sports 5-10 5 WV
Rocky Mountain R-T 2 AF
Wayne Root R-T R-WV
Chairman - West Virginia
Mike Rose 1-5 5 AUB
Frank Rosenthal 1
Score 100-1000 PASS
Scott Spreitzer R-T T-NM, AUB-O
Lenny Stevens 10-20 PASS
Kelso Sturgeon R-T R-WV, NM
Total Edge 1 AF-U
Underdog Lock
Wise Guy's 1 NM
SEBASTIAN 5-100 100 AF-U, 50 WV-O, 30 AUB,
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FAIRWAY JAY 10-20 10 NM
TEDDY COVERS 10-20
MCGREW R-T
SPECIAL K 5-20
HEISMANN TROPHY R-T
ERIN RYNNING 10-20
TIM TRUSHEL 10-20
Alatex 10-20 PASS
American Sports Analysts-(ASA) 3-7 3 AUB
Animal R-T
A-Play 10-25 10 WV, AF
Against The Spread - (ATS) 3-20 3 AF
Tony Basich Sports 1-3 1 NM
Best Bets 1 WV
Bettor's Edge 1 AF
Big Al's Sportsline 3-5 PASS
Blazer 3-10
Ben Burns R-T T-AF-U, AUB-O
Mountain West Total of Year - Air Force under
Captain 5-25 15 AF
Cobra R-T R-AUB
Dave Cokin R-T T-NM, R-WV
Cowtown R-T PASS
Doc's Enterprises 1-5
Dr. Bob Sports 2-4 PASS
The Edge 10-20 10 AF, NM
Executive Sports 100-600
Jim Feist 5-20-IC 10 NM-U, 5 AUB, NM
Game Day 1-5
Headquarters 5-10 5 WV
Jim Hurley 1-5
Inside Information 1-3 1 AUB
JB Sports R-T R-WV
Brandon Lang 5-1000 10 NM, 5 WV
L.A.T. Systems 1 WV
LVSS 10-20 10 AF
Dave Malinsky 1-6 4 AUB
Nation-Wide (Gold Sheet) R-T-7 PASS
Mike Neri 2-10
Larry Ness 10-25 15 AF
Las Vegas Insider - Air Force
Northcoast 2-5 OP-AUB, NM
Marquee - New Mexico
Player's Group 1 AUB, AF
Pointwise 2-5
Power Plays 5-10 5 AUB
Preferred Picks 2-5 3 NM
Private Players 1-5 2 NM-U, AUB-U
LT Profits R-T R-NM+U
Randy Radke R-T PASS
Raider Sports 5-10 5 WV
Rocky Mountain R-T 2 AF
Wayne Root R-T R-WV
Chairman - West Virginia
Mike Rose 1-5 5 AUB
Frank Rosenthal 1
Score 100-1000 PASS
Scott Spreitzer R-T T-NM, AUB-O
Lenny Stevens 10-20 PASS
Kelso Sturgeon R-T R-WV, NM
Total Edge 1 AF-U
Underdog Lock
Wise Guy's 1 NM
SEBASTIAN 5-100 100 AF-U, 50 WV-O, 30 AUB,
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FAIRWAY JAY 10-20 10 NM
TEDDY COVERS 10-20
MCGREW R-T
SPECIAL K 5-20
HEISMANN TROPHY R-T
ERIN RYNNING 10-20
TIM TRUSHEL 10-20
FRANK "BIG MONEY" SANTILLI (100* 21-7 since 9/21 )
CFB 100* Auburn @ West Virginia UNDER 38.5
CFB 75* Auburn +3
CFB 75* New Mexico +5
MLB 75* Tampa Bay -145
MLB 75* Philadelphia @ Tampa Bay OVER 8.5
NHL 75* Colorado -145
CFB 100* Auburn @ West Virginia UNDER 38.5
CFB 75* Auburn +3
CFB 75* New Mexico +5
MLB 75* Tampa Bay -145
MLB 75* Philadelphia @ Tampa Bay OVER 8.5
NHL 75* Colorado -145
EAST COAST SPORTS CONSULTANTS
WILLIE "D"
Blue Chip NEW MEXICO
Opposite Action NEW MEXICO/AIR FORCE UNDER
"LEGS" DIAMOND
Thursday Night Bookie Massacre West Virginia
RANDY MITCHEL
Platinum AUBURN
WILLIE "D"
Blue Chip NEW MEXICO
Opposite Action NEW MEXICO/AIR FORCE UNDER
"LEGS" DIAMOND
Thursday Night Bookie Massacre West Virginia
RANDY MITCHEL
Platinum AUBURN