2-2-11

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trushel

20 clippers under

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WUNDERDOG
1 OF 11
Game: William & Mary at James Madison (7:00 PM Eastern)
Pick: William & Mary +14 (-110)

The James Madison Dukes are the surprise of the Colonial Conference this season at 17-6 a, and have dropped just one at home all season. William & Mary lost a lot of pieces to their surprise 22 win team of a year ago and have just one win to show for 10 road efforts. While the wins have been hard to come by for the Tribe, they are getting better, but it is showing up not in the win column. However, their ATS success is now 5-3 over their last 8 games. While they have improved, at the same time they have not been a dog of more than 10 in conference play so this appears to be inflated. They have been under the radar recently and in their last 35 as a dog have posted a 25-10 ATS mark.
I'll go with William & Mary here.

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Wednesday 6* NBA Revenge Game of the Year with big Power System Plus 17-0 NCAAB Game of the week + Triple Angle Dog with Bite Power Play. Free NCAAB Play below

.On Wednesday the free NCAAB Play is on the San Diego St Aztecs. Game 795 at 9:15 eastern. The Aztecs are 21-1 and have won 11 of 12 road games by 10 points per game. Tonight they travel into Colorado St to play a Rams team that is 1-12 straight up as a home dog from 3.5 to 6 with just 2 covers. The Rams have lost the last 5 in the series as well. The Aztecs are 9-1 with 8 spread wins vs winning teams this season and have covered 12 of 16 after scoring 80 or more in their last game. When they are installed as a road favorite from -3.5 to -6 they are 8-1 with 7 covers. Look for San Diego St to be too much for the Rams to handle tonight. Lay the number with San Diego St. On Wednesday I have the 6* NBA revenge Goy backed with a solid Power System and 3 big angles. In NCAAB Action its a 17-0 NCAAB Game of the Week and the Triple Angle Dog with bite that's wins outright play. For the free Play take San Diego St. GC

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David Malinsky

4* NEBRASKA over KANSAS STATE

Now that we get word that Nebraska C Jorge Brian Diaz will be able to get a flight out of Dallas and joining the team tonight (he was in Puerto Rico attending his aunt’s funeral, but got to DFW airport just a few minutes before it had to close because of that winter storm yesterday), it is time to pull the trigger here. The markets are not dealing with the current realities of these teams well at all, and at the slow pace this one will be played at they have turned what should be a mole hill of a line into a mountain.

We cashed an easy 4* ticket against Kansas State on Saturday, and could just about cut and paste from that preview. This team never should have been rated as highly as it was to start the season, having to break in so many new faces up front, and playing without a true PG. Now the front-court roster is thinning, with Freddy Asprilla and Wally Judge both leaving the program; the PG situation remains a mess; and a team that needs to play with a swagger for their aggressive style to work simply does not have one. That is what a 2-5 opening to conference play, with all of the losses by at least eight points, will do to a team. They do have one of the nation’s best talents in Jacob Pullen, but he can not be one of the best players right now, because he is playing out of position. He simply is not a PG, which his negative assist to TO ratio in Big 12 play shows, and that is also taking a toll on his shooting, with only 38.3 percent of his conference attempts going through the nets. As a team the Wildcats have 122 TO’s vs. 80 assists in conference games, which is flat-out awful, as is their 60.7 percent FT shooting, the latter making it particularly difficult to close out a game in this spread range.

Nebraska brings the chemistry that State lacks. With better size inside this season the Cornhuskers are able to play the way that Doc Sadler likes it, which means a slow pace, tenacious defense, and taking great value of the basketball. Lance Jeter leads the Big 12 in assist to TO ratio at a sparkling 32:10 count, and it is his ability to command the floor game that puts the underdog in the hunt all the way – if you take care of the ball and limit transition opportunities, you force the Wildcats to score out of their half-court sets, which is their major weakness. Nebraska has already covered as conference road dogs at Missouri and Kansas, and got the money in each of the last two trips to Manhattan, and this time threatens to win the whole game to the final possessions.

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David Malinsky

4* NEBRASKA over KANSAS STATE

Now that we get word that Nebraska C Jorge Brian Diaz will be able to get a flight out of Dallas and joining the team tonight (he was in Puerto Rico attending his aunt’s funeral, but got to DFW airport just a few minutes before it had to close because of that winter storm yesterday), it is time to pull the trigger here. The markets are not dealing with the current realities of these teams well at all, and at the slow pace this one will be played at they have turned what should be a mole hill of a line into a mountain.

We cashed an easy 4* ticket against Kansas State on Saturday, and could just about cut and paste from that preview. This team never should have been rated as highly as it was to start the season, having to break in so many new faces up front, and playing without a true PG. Now the front-court roster is thinning, with Freddy Asprilla and Wally Judge both leaving the program; the PG situation remains a mess; and a team that needs to play with a swagger for their aggressive style to work simply does not have one. That is what a 2-5 opening to conference play, with all of the losses by at least eight points, will do to a team. They do have one of the nation’s best talents in Jacob Pullen, but he can not be one of the best players right now, because he is playing out of position. He simply is not a PG, which his negative assist to TO ratio in Big 12 play shows, and that is also taking a toll on his shooting, with only 38.3 percent of his conference attempts going through the nets. As a team the Wildcats have 122 TO’s vs. 80 assists in conference games, which is flat-out awful, as is their 60.7 percent FT shooting, the latter making it particularly difficult to close out a game in this spread range.

Nebraska brings the chemistry that State lacks. With better size inside this season the Cornhuskers are able to play the way that Doc Sadler likes it, which means a slow pace, tenacious defense, and taking great value of the basketball. Lance Jeter leads the Big 12 in assist to TO ratio at a sparkling 32:10 count, and it is his ability to command the floor game that puts the underdog in the hunt all the way – if you take care of the ball and limit transition opportunities, you force the Wildcats to score out of their half-court sets, which is their major weakness. Nebraska has already covered as conference road dogs at Missouri and Kansas, and got the money in each of the last two trips to Manhattan, and this time threatens to win the whole game to the final possessions.

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DOC's CBB picks 2/2

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#755 Take Seton Hall +9 over West Virginia (7 pm ESPN 3) Big eAST goy


#767 Take Massachusetts +5 over Saint Louis (8 pm CBS College s) ake Michigan State -4 over Iowa (8:30 pm Big 10 Network) [/COLOR]
#805 Take Duke -4 ½ over Maryland (9 pm ESPN) 
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#808 Take Virginia +5 ½ over Clemson (9 pm ESPN U) 
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#816 Take Greensboro +2 over Appalachian State (7 pm) [/COLOR]
#820 Take Oklahoma +4 ½ over Baylor (3 pm ESPN 2)[/COLOR]

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Indian Cowboy

4* NBA: Toronto Raptors Over 201.5
4* NHL: Take Over 5.5 Goals Vancouver @ Phoenix

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MTI SPORTS

4.5* Atlanta Hawks UNDER
4* Philadelphia 76ers UNDER
4* Indiana Pacers -6

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Indian Cowboy

4* NBA: Toronto Raptors Over 201.5
4* NHL: Take Over 5.5 Goals Vancouver @ Phoenix

4 UNIT* CBB* Take Mississippi State +12

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teddy covers

10* nba--phil

10* cbb--byu
10* cbb--drex
10* cbb--nev

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C Jordan

300 Minnesota (

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Jason Sharpe

Take #719 Milwaukee +5 over Phoenix (9:05pm est):

Milwaukee comes into this game off a loss last game to the LA Clippers 105-98. They had won three straight prior to that game and were playing some of their best basketball of the season. Head coach Scott Skiles seems to get the very most out of his players and especially after a poorly played game. The Bucks usually come back off a loss and play very well in the next game as they have covered seven of their last nine contests following a defeat. Milwaukee also plays much better the game after allowing 100 points or more as they have covered 21 of their last 28 games after their opponent breaks the century mark.

Phoenix is off back to back big time wins over two top notch teams in the Celtics and Hornets but keep in mind though these were impressive victories in both contests, they did come against teams that were playing the second game of a back to back game while Phoenix was at home and rested. The Suns have been a very inconsistent and a hard too judge team this year but the one thing that does stand out with Phoenix is that they are just 4-9 ATS as a favorite their last 13 times and seem to struggle in the role of giving points.

Milwaukee wants and needs a win on this West Coast trip and they knows this game is probably their best chance tonight. Play the Bucks here in this one.

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Billy Coleman

5 Ohio
4 Okla..3pm
3 Duke
3 Ucla

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Jeff Benton Wednesday's College Hoops Action

15 Dime college basketball relaase on WEST VIRGINIA minus the points against Seton Hall. The Mountaineers are a nine-point favoirite both here in Vegas and offshore. I don’t anticipate much line movdment in this game, but you should still keep your eyes on the odds board and grab West Virginia at the lowest possible number.








ANALYSIS





Seton Hall is coming off blowout wins over Syracuse on the road (90-68) and Providence at home (81-71). But I’m not exactly rushing to buy stock on the Pirates, as I believe they’re still a fraud. For one thing, Providence stinks on the road, so that victory doesn’t impress me. Winning by 22 at Syracuse? That’s an outstaading victory, but one that has lost a little bit of its luster now that the Orange have dropped four in a row.





Let’s not forget that as recently as 10 days ago, when they lost 66-60 to god-awful Rutgers at home, the Pirates were mired in a 1-6 SU and 2-5 ATS funk. Three of those defeats came on the road against Cincinnati (17-point loss as a nine-point underdog), Louisville (19-point loss as an 11½-point ‘dog) and Pitt (21-point loss as a 13½-point pup). And in those three contests, Seton Hall scored 53, 54 and 54 points (it also produced just 56 points in a five-point home loss to Syracuse).





I bring up those low point totals for this reason: West Virginia plays an outstanding, holding oppoinents to 64.8 points per game on 40 percent shooting, including just 27.8 percent from beyond the three-point arc. At home, those numbers drop to 61.4 ppg, 38.2 percent overall and 24.7 percent from long range! In their last three games, the Mountaineers have allowed 46, 55 and 55 points, and two of those contests were on the road, including Saturday’s 66-55 thumping of Cincinnati as a 4½-point underdog.





Going back to Jan. 4, West Virginia is 6-2, and the two defeats were by a total of five points (75-71 to Marshall, which is the class of the Big East; 55-54 at Louisville, a game where the Mountaineers couldn’t hit a shot in the second half).





Three more reasons to love West Virginia: 1) It is riding a six-game winning streak against Seton Hall, cashing in five of those wins, all as a favorite (including three straight double-digit home wins); 2) it has covered in five of its last seven games overall, including four of five within the Big East; 3) and Seton Hall is in pointdpread slumps of 4-10 against teams with a winning record, 1-5 following a SU victory, 4-10 after a spread-cover and 1-4 on Wednesdays.

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Redd's 80 dimer-- is on LA clippers

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MARC LAWRENCE

3 UNIT* Virginia +5.5
4 UNIT* Colorado St +5.5
3 UNIT* Utah Jazz -2

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JB Sports NBA

2* Oklahoma City
2* Memphis
1* Toronto

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cal sports

4* Ohio U
4* Richmond
4* clemson
3* providence
3* 76ers

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MIKE LINEBACK

4* Indiana Pacers: First-half Team OVER 53.5
4* Houston Rockets

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Helmut

752 NC State OVER 136
768 St. Louis UNDER 121
787 Brigham Young -14.5

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stan sharp triple--okla st

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RAS

S. Miss/UAB UNDER 136

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Seabass:
400* Minny-3 (6:30 start)
200* UConn under 137

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RIGHT ANGLE SPORTS (RAS) TOTALS

Rotation: 772
Southern Miss/UAB (Under 136)
Rating: 1.00
Game Time: 2/2 5:00pm PST
Released: 2/2 3:05pm PST

Rotation: 785
Illinois State/Northern Iowa (Over 116)
Rating: 1.00
Game Time: 2/2 5:00pm PST
Released: 2/2 3:08pm PST

Rotation: 777
Mississippi State/Alabama (Over 132)
Rating: 1.00
Game Time: 2/2 5:00pm PST
Released: 2/2 3:11pm PST

Rotation: 724
Minnesota/Indiana (Under 138.5)
Rating: 1.00
Game Time: 2/2 3:30pm PST
Released: 2/2 3:14pm PST

Rotation: 736
Hofstra/George Mason (Under 138)
Rating: 1.00
Game Time: 2/2 4:00pm PST
Released: 2/2 3:17pm PST

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NOVER

Minn -Colleg

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CRAIG DAVIS

20 DIME BONANZA
Oklahoma +5
Iowa +4 1/2
Memphis -6
Missouri State -5
SMU -3