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OTTAWA

Game: Ottawa Senators vs. Florida Panthers Game Time: 12/5/2007 7:35:00 PM Prediction: Ottawa Senators Reason: I'm laying the price with OTTAWA. This should be the perfect opponent for the Senators to snap their skid against. The Panthers are one of the weaker teams in the league, are playing poorly right now and the Senators have always dominated them. While the Sens average 3.2 goals per game, the Panthers average just 2.6. The Senators have won five straight against Florida by a combined 24-7 score, and are 19-5-1 in the series since the start of the 2000-01 season. While they lost (in a shootout) again last night, the Sens did rally from a 2-goal deficit to salvage a point. I feel that we're getting a very reasonable price with the much stronger team and I look for the Sens to build off last night's performance by continuing their domination in this series. *Eastern Conf. GOW



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UNDER Celtics/76ers (179 or better)

Game: Boston Celtics vs. Philadelphia 76ers Game Time: 12/5/2007 7:05:00 PM Prediction: under Reason: I'm playing on Boston and Philadelphia to finish UNDER the total. This number is low for a good reason. The 76ers had a similar over/under line for their last game, here vs. Atlanta. While the Hawks defense isn't nearly as good as the Boston defense they'll see tonight, the 76ers still managed only 79 points. Naturally, that game (88-79) fell below the number by double-digits. That brought the UNDER to 11-5 their last 16 games and 7-2 in nine home games for the season. Note that the 76ers, who have scored less than 80 points four times now, have also seen the UNDER go 5-1 in six games against teams which score 99 or more points per game. Its true that the Celtics have played lower-scoring games at Boston than they have on the road. However, they brought that same type of defensive intensity in their most recent road game, holding the Heat to just 85 points. Note that Miami had scored 110 in its previous games after scoring 99 and 98 vs. Houston and Orlando before that. Over their last three games the Celtics have now allowed an average of just 71.3 points! All three games fell below the total which brings the UNDER to 10-5-1 in their 16 games for the season. The Celtics know that the 76ers are struggling to score right now and they'll be looking to be the latest team to shut them down. These teams combined for only 170 points here last April, bringing the UNDER to 2-0 in the two meetings at the Wachovia Center last season. I'm expecting another low-scoring affair which stays below the number. *Blue Chip



NEW ORLEANS (-1 or better)

Game: Detroit Pistons vs. New Orleans Hornets Game Time: 12/5/2007 8:05:00 PM Prediction: New Orleans Hornets Reason: I'm playing on NEW ORLEANS. The situation favors the home team. In addition to playing on their home floor, the Hornets are well rested as they haven't played since the first day of the month. Note that they beat the Mavericks in that game, winning outright as three point underdogs. Conversely, the Pistons come off a game last night and will already be playing their fourth game through the first five days of December. Granted, those were all easy victories which allowed the starters to rest in the fourth quarter. However, I still believe that playing four games in five nights will take a toll. The Pistons, who have a "revenge" game vs. the Bulls on deck, haven't fared well against teams from the Western conference this season. In fact, they're just 2-5 ATS (3-4 SU) against teams from the West thus far. The Hornets have fared well as underdogs of this size as we find them at 8-4 ATS the last 12 times they were listed as home underdogs (or pick'em) of three points or less. They were beaten by the Pistons here last season. However, the Hornets know they can beat this team as, prior to that home loss, they had upset the Pistons at Detroit. Note that star point guard Chris Paul had 20 points and 13 assists in the win but that he didn't play in the loss. Paul will play tonight and he's currently at the top of his game. Indeed, Paul had 33 points, 12 assists, nine rebounds and three steals in the win over the Mavs. Paul is now averaging 28 points, nine rebounds, nine assists and three steals while making all 20 of his free-throw attempts over his last three games. Peja Stoajakovic has been hitting clutch 3-pointers and ranks second in the leauge in number of three-pointers made. As he said of the win over the Mavs: We can use this game to build and get better." Look for them to do just that tonight as they hand the Pistons a rare loss. *Situational GOM


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WASHINGTON STATE (pick'em or better)

Game: Washington St. vs. Gonzaga Game Time: 12/5/2007 11:00:00 PM Prediction: Washington St. Reason: I'm taking the points with WASHINGTON STATE. Both teams have excellent records and both have national rankings. However, the Cougars are currently better in both categories and I believe that they're currently the better team. The Cougars went 26-8 last season and they returned four of five starters. They've got three seniors and two juniors in the starting lineup, all of whom average at least 8.7 points. While averaging a respectable 72 points per game on offense, the experienced Cougars have been dominating on defense, allowing a mere 52.1 points per game, among the fewest in the nation. While they do have some impressive young talent, the Bulldogs, who continue to play without 6-foot-11 junior forward Josh Heytvelt, are a much less experienced team than the Cougars and they're allowing an extra 10 points per game (62.5) more. While the Cougars are 9-5 ATS their last 14 December games, the Bulldogs are just 5-10 ATS in December during the same stretch. It was exactly one year ago that the (+2.5) Cougars defeated the Bulldogs (77-67) for the first time in recent memory. This year's team is even better and I look for them to score the minor upset for the second straight year, handing the Zags a rare home loss.
 

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NBA Wednesday Night Knockout *11-3, 79% Run

I'm playing the Hornets on Wednesday night. New Orleans is healthy and playing intense defense, and they're riding into this one with three days rest. The Hornets are one of the top teams in the league, allowing just over 93 PPG. Tonight, they'll look to keep their recent spread dominance over the Eastern Conference going. The Hornets are a healthy, 6-2-1 in their last nine outside of their conference. And, while they're fresh for this game, Detroit had to play last night in Atlanta. While that in itself wouldn't normally bother Detroit, the fact that they're playing their fourth game in five nights, with three coming away from home, will. I look for New Orleans to pull away in the second half of this one, dropping Detroit to 2-6 ATS against Western Conference opposition.

Wednesday Night KO
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CBB 24* (1st TY-highest rated play!)

My 24* is on Xavier at 8:00 ET. I used Creighton at Drexel this past Saturday, as the Blue Jays were playing with revenge from LY's BracketBuster loss at home to the Dragons, who are way down TY. However, it's time to against the unbeaten Blue Jays here, despite the hefty price! The 6-8 Watts (13.2-7.2) is the lone returning starter from last year's team but as always, Dana Altman has put together an excellent group (nine straight 20-win seasons). The 6-8 Millard (7.2-4.8) and 6-9 freshman Lawson (6.4-4.8) join Watts up front. Altman starts two seniors in the backcourt in Bahe (5.4) and Hibma (3.0) but it's freshman Stinnett (12.2) and sophomore Witter (10.0), who get most of the points. All this said, this is a bad matchup for Creighton plus Xavier WANTS this game badly. The four seniors, the 6-9 Duncan (13.0-6.9), swingman Anderson (12.7-6.4) plus guards Burrell (11.7) and Lavender (10.4-4.7 APG), have NEVER beaten Creighton. Joining this group is the 6-6 Raymond (13.3-4.7) and the 6-7 Brown (10.9-6.1). That gives the No. 20 Musketeers (6-1) six players averaging in double figures! Five different players have led the team in scoring in games, while no one has scored more than 20 points in a contest. Defensively, opponents are shooting just 38.1 percent versus the Musketeers this season. While Creighton is among the nation's top defensive teams (54.0 PPG), all the motivation and the talent-edge goes to Xavier. Plus, the Blue Jays haven't beaten a top-25 team on the road in their last 22 tries. For some perspective, note that Creighton's last win on the road vs a top-25 opponent came over Indiana St (72-64) back on January 28, 1978, a team led by Larry Bird!!!

24* Xavier
 

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7 units (1-0) CREIGHTON

Play a little on the MONEY LINE also as their is some good value there.

5 units VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH
 

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*Toronto over Phoenix by 2


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*Seattle over Los Angeles Clippers by 10
 

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THE SPORTS ADVISORS

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

(5) Georgetown (5-0, 2-3 ATS) vs. Alabama (4-2, 0-3 ATS),
at Birmingham, Ala.
The Hoyas take their perfect record to Alabama for a non-conference showdown against slumping the Crimson Tide in Birmingham.
Georgetown has won all five of its games by at least nine points, including four double-digit wins. On Saturday, the Hoyas topped Fairfield 61-49, but never came close to covering as a 25?-point home favorite. Georgetown has followed up a 19-3-2 ATS run by going 3-6 ATS in its last nine.
Alabama followed up last week?s 76-63 loss at Texas A&M by nearly losing to Southeast Louisiana, prevailing just 63-61 in overtime in a non-lined game. The Crimson Tied have alternated SU wins and losses in their last five games, but they?re just 1-5 ATS in their last six lined contests dating to last season.
The Hoyas are 10-3-1 ATS in their last 14 on the highway.
Alabama is mired in a 2-7 ATS funk at home and an 8-20 ATS slump in non-conference action.
The biggest discrepancy between these teams is on the defense end of the floor, as Alabama gives up 75.7 points per game on 42.6 percent shooting, whereas Georgetown holds opponents to 50 points per game on 34.3 percent shooting.
The under is 38-16 in Georgetown?s last 54 games. However, the over is 7-2 in Alabama?s last nine non-conference contests and 8-0 in its last eight against the Big East.

ATS ADVANTAGE: GEORGETOWN


(8) Washington State (7-0, 3-2 ATS) at (17) Gonzaga (7-1, 6-2 ATS)
Washington State and Gonzaga meet in their annual instate battle, this time as two of the top-ranked teams in the land.
The Cougars survived their biggest scare of the season in their most recent game on Friday, holding off Baylor 67-64 as a 1?-point road favorite. It was the second-most points Washington State has given up this year, as the Cougars are outscoring their foes by an average of 20 points per game (72-52).
Gonzaga has rebounded from its first loss of the season ? a 73-63 defeat to Texas Tech on Nov. 23 ? with three straight wins and pointspread covers. The Zags concluded a five-game road trip with Saturday?s 85-82 win over UConn in Boston, cashing as a 5?-point underdog.
The host has covered in each of the last seven meetings in this rivalry, including last year, when Washington State snapped a seven-game losing streak to Gonzaga with a 77-67 victory as a 2?-point home underdog. Seven of the last nine head-to-head battles have been decided by double digits.
Gonzaga is on a 12-3 ATS run overall and an 8-2 ATS roll at home.
Washington State is 4-0 away from home, but just 2-2 ATS.
The over is 8-3 in Gonzaga?s last 11 home contests.

ATS ADVANTAGE: GONZAGA
 

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Detroit (12-5, 9-8 ATS) at New Orleans (12-6, 11-7 ATS)

The surging Pistons play their second road game in as many nights as they travel from Atlanta to New Orleans to battle the surprising Hornets.
Detroit improved to 4-0 SU and ATS in its last four contests on Tuesday, routing the Hawks 106-95 as a six-point road favorite. The Pistons, who are 6-1 SU in their last seven, have averaged 112.5 points during their four-game winning streak, with all four victories coming by double digits.
New Orleans has been idle since Saturday?s 112-108 overtime win over Dallas as a three-point home underdog. The Hornets are 3-1 SU and ATS in their last four overall, but just 1-3 SU and ATS in their last four at home. The straight-up winner is 8-0 in the Hornets last eight contests.
The Pistons are 5-1 in the last six clashes with New Orleans, going 4-2 ATS. Last year, when the Hornets were playing their home games in Oklahoma City, Detroit hammered the Hornets 92-68 as an eight-point chalk. The visitor has cashed in four straight meetings.
New Orleans is on a 20-8-1 ATS roll overall dating to last season.
Despite last night?s win at Atlanta, the Pistons are still just 4-4 in their last eight road games (3-5 ATS). However, they?re 6-0 ATS when playing on back-to-back nights this season.
The over is on runs of 8-1 for Detroit on the road, 20-8-1 for New Orleans against Central Division foes and 3-1 in this rivalry.

ATS ADVANTAGE: DETROIT and OVER



Dallas (12-6, 6-11-1 ATS) at San Antonio (15-3, 11-7 ATS)
Two Midwest Division rivals are set to do battle for the second time this season, this time at the AT&T Center in San Antonio, where the Spurs are unbeaten in 10 games.
Dallas hammered San Antonio 105-92 as a two-point home favorite back on Nov. 15, the Mavericks? fourth consecutive win and cover over the Spurs and just the second time in the last 15 meetings that the winning team prevailed by double digits. Dallas has scored three straight upset wins in their last three trips to San Antonio.
Despite Dallas? win in November, the road team is 10-3 ATS in the last 13 Spurs-Mavericks tussles, and the underdog is 13-3 ATS in the last 16 clashes. Also, the straight-up winner is 7-0 ATS in the last seven battles.
The Mavericks are coming off Monday?s 103-98 win at Chicago as a 3?-point road chalk, snapping an 0-6 ATS drought. Avery Johnson?s team is just 3-4 SU in its last seven contests, including 1-3 SU and ATS on the highway.
San Antonio destroyed the Trailblazers 100-79 on Sunday, covering as a 14-point home chalk, but they lost star forward Tim Duncan to injury in the victory. Since losing to Dallas, the Spurs have won eight of nine (7-2 ATS), including three straight wins and covers.
The Spurs have won all 10 of their home games by an average of 10 points per game (102-92), going 7-3 ATS.
San Antonio had a four-game ?over? streak snapped when Sunday?s game against Portland stayed under the total. The over is also 13-5 in Dallas? games this season, including 9-2 in the last 11 and 4-1 in the last five on the highway.

ATS ADVANTAGE: OVER
 

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Larry Ness' 15* Western Conf Game of the Week (9-3 run w/NBA 15*s since Nov 8!)
My 15* play is on the Den Nuggets at 9:05 ET. The Lakers had dropped two straight and five of seven before a 116-95 win over the Timberwolves on Tuesday. Kobe, weakened by the case of the stomach flu, scored 15 of his 20 points in the first half. He played 29 minutes before sitting out much of the fourth quarter with the game already in hand. Andrew Bynum (10.9-10.1), who had started eight straight games, sat out with the same flu, but is expected to play tonight. Kobe's (27.2-5.4-4.9) the main man but Odom, Fisher, Bynum and Farmar are all averaging in the low double-digits. Radmanovic, Turiaf, Walton and Vujacic are all averaging from a high of 8.8 to a low of 6.9 PPG. LA is more balanced this year but the Lakers have lost three straight and six of their last eight trips to Denver. Since getting routed 127-99 by the Lakers at the Staples Center on Nov 29, the Nuggets have bounced back with consecutive victories, including a 115-89 win over the Miami Heat on Sunday. The Nuggets held Miami to 37.5 percent shooting and scored 24 points off 16 Heat turnovers. Carmelo (25.3-4.9-4.3) and Allen (23.5-7.1 APG) are playing well together, Camby's (9.3-14.7) been great in the middle plus forwards Martin (8.9-5.2), Kleiza (10.6) and Najera (6.6-4. are all playing surprisingly well. Denver is 8-2 at home, with the two losses were by a combined seven points. The Nuggets are outscoring opponents by an average of 15.0 points at home, scoring 111.4 points per game. The Lakers are travelling off a win last night (vs a rested Denver team) plus Kobe and Bynum will be far from 100% in the altitude of Denver. Western Conf GOW 15* Den Nuggets.

Good Luck...Larry
 

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Larry Ness' 15* Eastern Conf Game of the Week (9-3 with NBA 15*s since Nov 8!)
My 15* is on the NJ Nets at 7:35 ET. The Knicks are one of two remaining winless road teams at 0-7 (as is Sacramento) and due to the death of his father, Stephon Marbury is expected to miss tonight's game at New Jersey. Marbury's (14.7-5.2 APG) had a number of issues TY and it's been a tough start to the year for the Knicks. The Nets won Tuesday night 100-79 over the James-less Cavs, their fifth win in seven games. Jefferson (25.4-4.9) is off to a career start, while Carter (18.9-5.0-4.4) is getting back in form after missing five games. Kidd (11.3-8.7-10.4) is approaching triple-double every night, while Wright (10.4) and Nachbar (9.2) have been nice surprises at the small forward/big guard position. Krstic is not yet ready to come back but the 6-10 rookie Williams (7.3-5.1) has been a pleasant addition. The Nets may be just 9-9 but they went 0-5 with Carter out and now that he's back (he's averaged 24.3 PPG the last four games), the Nets should again be a solid home team (just 2-4 TY). New Jersey has been particularly bad on offense at home, averaging just 89.2 points per game but that's about to change! Let's note that the Nets have beaten the Knicks in 22 of the last 26 meetings, including averaging 101.5 PPG while sweeping all four games from the Knicks in 2006-07. Eastern Conf GOW 15* NJ Nets.

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4 units Colorado State (-11 1/2) over Denver, 8:00
3 units Youngstown State (+9 1/2) over Kent7:30
3 units Utah State (+9) over Utah, 10:00
 
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College Blowout Game Of The Day

10 Units WESTERN KENTUCKY (-7) over Nebraska

Prediction: Western Kentucky by 15-20
 

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20* Detroit Under

NCAA BB

10* Nebraska
10* South Alabama
10* Oklahoma
10* Xavier
 

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4 units Colorado State (-11 1/2) over Denver, 8:00
3 units Youngstown State (+9 1/2) over Kent7:30
3 units Utah State (+9) over Utah, 10:00

ATS LOCK
4 W Kentucky
4 Xavier
4 Pepperdine
3 Drake
 

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504 Wizards-10 Sb+
Under 187.5 Sb
518 Nuggets-8 Sb
519 Clippers+4 Sb

College Hoops
529 Ball St+18 Sb
550 Xavier-10.5 Sb
551 Princton+8 Sb
570 Texas Over 156 Sb+
572 Ok-16 Sb
573 West Va-5 Sb
 

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Thanks for JB Sports.....do you know what his other play was?? It was a 3*.

Tom Stryker:

3* W. KY
 
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