2-5-11

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A-REDD
40 dimer on Colorado +10
40 dimer on Santa Clara +1
40 dimer on uc davis +10

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Joseph D'Amico

Washington State vs. Oregon State
Play: Washington State -3

WSU is a respectable 15-7 on the season. However, the Cougars are sitting at 5th in the PAC 10 at 5-5 in Conference play. The team comes off of a humiliating 69-43 defeat against rival Oregon, a game in which Washington State was a 2 ½ point favorite. They must win this matchup in order to make up some ground in the Conference. The tandem of Guards, Klay Thompson and Faisal Aden are combining for 35.7 PPG. 6’8’’ 255 lb. Forward, DeAngelo Castro is a true force in the paint and will out-muscle counterpart Joe Burton. The Cougars spanked the Beavers in their only meeting TY, 84-70. In that victory, WSU shot 50.9% from the field, holding OSU to a mere 33.8% shooting. Prior to their 68-56 outright win over Washington in their last game, Oregon State dropped 6 of their L7 both SU and ATS. Jared Cunningham is leading the Beavers with 13.9 PPG. The Guard has given opponents problems this season. But his supporting cast just doesn’t have the talent to compete in this one. The ATS numbers slightly favor Oregon State, but they are due for a let down after besting Washington outright as a 13 point ‘dog. The opposite goes for Washington State. They will come back strong after their dreadful loss to Oregon as a 2 ½ point favorite. The Cougars get the win and the cover.

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STEVE BUDIN
Double-Digit Massacre of the Year

25 DIME RELEASE
MISSOURI

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MR EAST

3 UNITS: DALLAS MAVERICKS -2

The Dallas Mavericks really struggled when Dirk Nowitski went down with an injury. The Mavericks played 9 games without Nowitski and promptly dropped 7 of them, so you can see what he means to this team. Going into the game against Boston last night the Mavs have won 6 straight times. The Bobcats are coming off a successful road trip where they won 4 of 6 games, but 5 of those games were vs losing teams. Their last 6 at home vs winning teams show them losing 5 of them and the 1-5 straight up mark shows they lost by a total of 81 points to these teams. They now stand at 0-7-2 ATS in their last 9 at home vs a winning team. I'll go with Dallas in tis one.

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DEREK MANCINI

ODDSMAKER BLUNDER OF THE MONTH
30 DIME* Boston College

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Al DeMarco
15 DIME

COLLEGE REVENGE

GAME OF THE YEAR
Cleveland State

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Two Minute Warning

10 Dime Consensus Club

Drexel

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KEB SPORTS

COLLEGE HOOPS TRIPLE THREAT CLUB
10* Old Dominion Monarchs +6

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Chuck O'Brien

20 Dime
Oklahoma State

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TRACE ADAMS

SEC SLAM DUNK
1000♦ Alabama

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BRETT ATKINS

30 DIME BIG 12 GAME OF THE YEAR

Kansas

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CRAIG DAVIS
75 DIME

Atlantic 10

E-Z Money

Game of the Year

Duquesne

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JAY MCNEIL
10 Dime College Blowout

20-Point Winner!!!

Temple

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JOEL TYSON

BOUNCE BACK BLOWOUT
30 DIME* Washington

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MATT RIVERS

BIG 10 LINEMAKER LAMENT
150,000* Iowa


BONUS HOOPS
75,000* George Mason

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Jeff Benton Friday's NBA Action

30 Dime college basketball seleation on Maryland minus the points against Wake Forest. The Terrapins are ranging from a 21- to a 21½-point home favorite both here in Vegas and offshore. If this number moves, it only figures to go up, but regardless keep tabs on any shift in the odds and shop arouind for the best value available.








10 Dime college basketball selection on Texas A&M minus the points against Baylor. The Aggies are a 5-point home favdrite across the board both here in Vegas and offshore. Again, shop around and for the best value available.








ANALYSIS





Maryland: Am I worried about a letdown here with the Terps, who are likely still smarting from Wednesday’s disapaointing 80-62 home loss to Duke – a result that snapped Maryland’s three-game winning streak? A little bit. And am I worried about Maryland’s spread-covering troubles at home this year (2-7 ATS overall, including 0-3 ATS in ACC home games). Sure.





But do those two concern trump the talent discrepancy in this matchup? Hell no. Because while Maryland (14-8) has been slightly better than mediocre this season, Wake Forest has been downright dreadful. The Demon Deacons enter this game having lost 10 of their last 12, including Tuesday’s 85-61 beat-down at Florida State as a 19-point underdog.





Wake Forest last Saturday pulled off a slight upset of Virginia (76-71 as a four-point home underdog), but aside from that, here are the final scores of the Demon Deacons’ other six ACC contests this year:





90-69 (at N.C. State)


74-55 (vs. Maryland at home)


94-65 (at Virginia Tech)


74-39 (at Georgia Tech)


83-59 (vs. Duke)


85-61 (at Florida State)





Pull out the calculator and you’ll see that Wake Forest’s six conference losses were by an average of 25.3 points per game, including road defeats of 29, 29, 35 and 24 points! Not shockingly, the Deacons failed to cover in all six losses.





Throw in defeats at Richmond (90-74), at Xavier (83-75) and to UNC-Wilmington on a neutral court (81-69 as an eight-point favorite!) and Wake Forest has dropped seven straight away from Winston-Salem.





Including last month’s 19-point win at Wake Forest (as a 14-point road favorite), Maryland has won three in a row in this rivalry (3-0 ATS) and seven of eight. As for a potiential hangover after the loss to Duke, note that the Terps are 8-2 ATS in their last 10 games after a loss, 5-1-1 ATS in their last seven after a double-digit home loss and 9-2 ATS in their last 11 after a non-cover. Maryland has also still cashed in 20 of its last 28 conference games.





Blowout city here, as Maryland comes out angry after the Duke debacle and rolls by 25.











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Texas A&M: How do you lay points with a team that’s dropped three of its last four games by margins of 21, 9 and 20 points, scoring just 48 and 49 points in the last two games? Well, you start by explaining that two of those losses came to Texas (home and road), and the other was to Nebraska (also on the road).





Then you mention that prior to Monday’s 69-49 home loss to Texas (I had a 5 Dime winner on the Longhorns in that one!), Texas A&M had been a perfect 12-0 at home this season, outscoring visitors by an average of nearly 16 ppg (74.7-59). That includes three wins over three solid Big 12 outfits (Oklahoma State, Missouri and Kansas State). And going back to last year, the Aggies are on an 11-4-1 ATS run in College Station.





While we’re having the home-road discussion, let’s talk about Baylor’s splits. The Bears – like Texas A&M – are 12-1 at home. Away from Waco? 2-6 SU and ATS, including three straight Big 12 road losses at Iowa State (72-57 as a 1 ½-point favorite), Kansas State (69-61 as a six-point underdog) and Oklahoma State (73-66 as a 4½-point favorite). Going back to the Iowa State loss, Baylor has dropped four of its last six (including a 20-point home loss to Kansas), and it has cashed just one ticket in its last seven games, all within the Big 12 (part of Baylor’s miserable 4-10 ATS record for the season.





One more point to make on the home-road theme: The host is 4-0 in this rivalry the last four years, with Texas A&M covering the spread in all four games. In fact, the Aggies are on a 4-1 SU and 5-0 ATS roll against Baylor!





Finally, with both teams coming off defeats, it’s interesting to note that Texas A&M has clearly been the more profitable team in bounce-back situadions, going 37-16 ATS in its last 53 after a loss (17-8 ATS last 25 after a non-cover), while the Bears are 2-6 ATS in their last eight after a SU loss (1-5 ATS last six after a non-cover).





Bottom line: This figures to be a very low-scoring game – Baylor allows less than 62 ppg; Texas A&M yields less than 60 ppg – but in the end the Aggies will score enough and frustrate the Bears’ offense (which has produced 66, 61, 57 points in last three road games) to cover this impost.

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Ras sides
Rotation 654 UL Lafayette (-4) 1.00 UNIT
Game start: 05:00pm PST Released at: 8:01:00am PST
Rotation 720 Northern Arizona (-3) 1.00 UNIT
Game start: 05:30pm PST Released at: 8:04:00am PST
Rotation 726 Idaho State (-3) 1.00 UNIT
Game start: 06:00pm PST Released at: 8:07:00am PST
Rotation 658 Arkansas State (-1.5) 1.00 UNIT
Game start: 05:00pm PST Released at: 8:10:00am PST
Rotation 681 Pacific (-3.5) 1.00 UNIT
Game start: 07:00pm PST Released at: 8:13:00am PST

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ATS Insider

Strong
TCU +22

Regulars
Butler +4.5
Old Dominion +6

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GREAT LAKES SPORTS


College Basketball Selections:

CBB GOY: 5* (639) Duquesne Dukes 7:00est
4* (529) Virginia Tech Hokies 1:00est
4* (560) George Mason Patriots 2:00est
3* (606) Kent State Golden Flashes 5:00est
3* (676) Florida Gators 9:00est

NBA Selections:

4* (502) Charlotte Bobcats 7:05est
3* (507) LA Lakers 8:05est

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Saturday 30-0 NCAAB TV GOY + 97% ACC Game of the Month are lead plays in College. NBA Play from a Rare 13-1 Dominator System. Free NBA System Play Below.

On Saturday the Free NBA system Play is on the New Orleans Hornets. Game 508 at 8:05 eastern. The Hornets qualify in a solid 100% system here tonight . What we want to do is play on home dogs of 4 or less with 2 or more days of rest if they scored 90 or more as a road dog in their last game and their opponent which is the Lakers in this case was a home favorite of 4 or less and shot 45% or less in their last game. These rested home dogs are 8-1 straight up and 9-0 ats. The Hornets have double revenge here and are a solid 10-2 ats at home when the the total is 185 to 190. When they are installed as a home dog from 3.5 to +6 they are 6-3 straight up and against the spread. The Lakers are a paltry 2-9 ats vs Southwest Division games and a terrible 0-5 ats off 3+ home games. Look for the Hornets to get the cover. On Saturday I have the 30-0 NCABB TV Game of the Year + a 97% ACC Game of the Month, an offshore Steam Play and a 13-1 NBA Dominator System Side up. . For the Free Play on Saturday. Take the New Orleans Hornets plus the 3.5 points. GC

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Jim Feist

executive drake and evansville
inner circle clev st and oregon

executive port/clev under gow
inner circle grizzlies

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Marc Lawrence

3 Units Lakers -3.5
3 Units Jazz (http://jazzsports.com/) -1.5

4 Units Nebraska +6
3 Units Rhode Island +11.5

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DAVID MALINSKY

4* UTEP over RICE

We did not get a chance to put our 5* U.T.E.P. play into action vs. Central Florida earlier this week because of that extreme winter weather across Texas, but we get a subtle silver lining out of that sequence. Tim Floyd gave his team Wednesday off, helping to get their legs fresh in the middle of the conference grind, then brought them back for a tough practice that lasted over two hours on Thursday. And that means that instead of taking Rice lightly, after humbling the Owls 66-43 the first time around, a Miner team that now sits atop the CUSA standings brings the right focus to take care of business this afternoon. It does not take much more than that, given the strong matchups in play, and the extremely minimal home court advantage for the Owls. With the markets trying to project a 20-point turnaround from that first result, we have excellent value to get in play.

Rice has already lost outright on this court to Tulane, S.M.U. and Southern Miss in conference play, and had to hit a late triple to get into O.T. vs. Houston, before pulling that one out (yes, we remember it well). For the Owls to play well it has to start with Arsalan Kazemi up front, CUSA’s leading rebounder, but he ran into a wall against that experienced and physical U.T.E.P. front-line the first time around, managing just two points on 1-7 shooting. The Miners can close off the basket again with SR’s 6-11/280 Claude Britten and 6-10/255 Wayne Portalatin leading the way, and a veteran cast that will start all SR’s has the poise and moxie to stand up on the league road.

That U.T.E.P. experience particularly shows up in the “floor game” charts. Through seven CUSA games the Miners have 29 more FG attempts and 37 more FT attempts than their opponents, keyed by a team concept on offense that has led to 106 assists vs. just 62 TO’s, and they have twice as many steals as the opposition. That teamwork and mental toughness once again dominates a young Rice time in front of what will be a mostly empty Tudor Arena.

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DAVID MALINSKY

4* UTEP over RICE

We did not get a chance to put our 5* U.T.E.P. play into action vs. Central Florida earlier this week because of that extreme winter weather across Texas, but we get a subtle silver lining out of that sequence. Tim Floyd gave his team Wednesday off, helping to get their legs fresh in the middle of the conference grind, then brought them back for a tough practice that lasted over two hours on Thursday. And that means that instead of taking Rice lightly, after humbling the Owls 66-43 the first time around, a Miner team that now sits atop the CUSA standings brings the right focus to take care of business this afternoon. It does not take much more than that, given the strong matchups in play, and the extremely minimal home court advantage for the Owls. With the markets trying to project a 20-point turnaround from that first result, we have excellent value to get in play.

Rice has already lost outright on this court to Tulane, S.M.U. and Southern Miss in conference play, and had to hit a late triple to get into O.T. vs. Houston, before pulling that one out (yes, we remember it well). For the Owls to play well it has to start with Arsalan Kazemi up front, CUSA’s leading rebounder, but he ran into a wall against that experienced and physical U.T.E.P. front-line the first time around, managing just two points on 1-7 shooting. The Miners can close off the basket again with SR’s 6-11/280 Claude Britten and 6-10/255 Wayne Portalatin leading the way, and a veteran cast that will start all SR’s has the poise and moxie to stand up on the league road.

That U.T.E.P. experience particularly shows up in the “floor game” charts. Through seven CUSA games the Miners have 29 more FG attempts and 37 more FT attempts than their opponents, keyed by a team concept on offense that has led to 106 assists vs. just 62 TO’s, and they have twice as many steals as the opposition. That teamwork and mental toughness once again dominates a young Rice time in front of what will be a mostly empty Tudor Arena.

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ATS LOCK CLUB

25 UNIT* CBB LOCK OF THE YEAR* NCAABB* University Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns (UL), -3.5
6 UNIT* NCAABB* Detroit Titans, -4.5
6 UNIT* NCAABB* Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles (Southern Miss), -5.5
7 UNIT* NCAABB* Nevada Wolf Pack, -5.5
7 UNIT* NCAABB* Oregon Ducks, +8

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LEM BANKER

5 UNIT* LA Lakers-4

NCAABB
5 UNIT* BYU-7 1/2
30 UNIT* GEO.-16 1/2

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Tony Diamond

Oklahoma St -10.0 over Oklahoma
George Mason -4.5 over Old Dominion
Georgia Southern +1.0 over Samford

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ROCKETMAN

5* NO Hornets

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KELSO

100 UNIT* NCAABB* Texas Longhorns, -21.5
50 UNIT* NCAABB* Colorado State Rams, -4.5
15 UNIT* NCAABB* Missouri Tigers, -10
10 UNIT* NCAABB* Florida Gators, +1.5
5 UNIT* NCAABB* San Francisco Dons, -1
5 UNIT* NCAABB* Tennessee Chattanooga Mocs, +11

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doc

6 fla

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Jimmy Boyd SEC GOY Vandy-12

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Ras
538 illinois under 138.5
539 drake over 119
547 iowa st over 142

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executive hoops.

600 midd tenn -6'
350 dayton -1'
300 miami fl -8'
300 detroit -4'

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BOBBY MAXWELL

700 UNIT St. Johns

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Indian cowboy 4* nc greensboro +11.5

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Jimmy Boyd

SEC GOY Vandy-12

3* Missouri -10

3* Washington State -3

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Street Rosenthal

*200 Old Dominion OVER 127
*200 Missouri State +10.5
*200 Tennessee -5
*200 North Carolina State OVER 152

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GREG SHAKER

CBB Sides - Saturday, Feb 5 2011 8:00PM
1 UNIT* 649 Drexel -3.0(-110) Bookmaker.com vs 650 Delaware

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Vegas Runner

LSU
Mid. Tenn
Gonzaga 3* Steam
W. Ky
Kentucky 3* Bookie bet

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ACE – ACE
3.5-Unit Play. Take #501 Dallas (-3) over Charlotte (7 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 5)

2.5-Unit Play. Take #508 New Orleans (+5) over L.A. Lakers (8 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 5)


NCAAB
3-Unit Play. Take #574 Creighton (-7.5) over Evansville (3 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 5)

2-Unit Play. Take #590 Indiana (-5.5) over Iowa (4 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 5)

2-Unit Play. Take #641 Connecticut (-2.5) over Seton Hall (7 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 5)

3-Unit Play. Take #528 UCLA (-4) over St. John's (1 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 5)

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HELMUT
584 Middle Tennessee State UNDER 141
646 Tulsa UNDER 136

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RAS totals
William & Mary/NC Wilmington under 125
Massachusetts/Sy.Joseph's under 133.5
Drexel/Delaware under120.5

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TEDDY COVERS
10* Indiana St
10* Colorado St
10* Wash State
10* LA Lakers