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Hockey Crusher

Anaheim Ducks + Los Angeles Kings UNDER 5.5

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Basketball Crusher

Duke (Pick) OVER North Carolina

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Soccer Crusher

Millwall + Reading UNDER 2.5
This match is happening in England

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Gold Sheet Key Releases:
Wake Forest
St. Johns
W Ky
NBA Memphis

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Turner

NHL

Game: Buffalo at Vancouver
Pick: Vancouver -1.5 (+150)

Game: Tampa Bay at Carolina
Pick: Carolina -1.5 (+210)

NBA

Game: Milwaukee at Orlando
Pick: Over 190 (-110)

Game: Minnesota at Portland
Pick: Under 195 (-110)

NCAAB

Game: Nebraska at Minnesota
Pick: Under 122 (-110)

Game: West Virginia at South Florida
Pick: West Virginia +3 (-110)

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Saturday's Game of the Day - Milwaukee Bucks at Orlando Magic

Milwaukee's chance of moving up in the standings to grab a playoff spot is inconsistent week to week, much like the play of point guard Brandon Jennings. Jennings was just 2 of 11 from the floor with six points during Wednesday's loss at Boston. The Bucks lost 102-96, but covered the NBA odds as 6.5-point underdogs. Jennings said afterward that he is trying to look for his teammates first nowadays, instead of his shot.

Scott Skiles realizes his club needs a lengthy win streak to pull back into playoff contention. He's implored his players to run at a faster pace in order to create better scoring opportunities. The Bucks have gone from one of the slowest-paced teams in the NBA to eighth at 94.8 possessions per game.

The willingness to run has created a solid trend for bettors. The over has cashed in Milwaukee's last three outings and it is 12 - 3 - 1 at home this season. The starting lineup has been in a state of flux all year but the current one should stick. Drew Gooden is back from injury and he registered 15 points and 10 rebounds in 23 minutes on Tuesday and then backed that up with 23 points and eight boards Wednesday.

The Bucks travel to Atlanta on Friday before this matchup. They are 3-9 SU and ATS in back-to-backs this year, and can feel the pressure of possibly missing the playoffs bearing down on them.

We have to get it done, Gooden said. You know, it's funny. We never get blown out. We fight to the end, and it just kind of (upsets) us that we come up short every time, almost.

The Magic have won 11 of their last 16 games, including Wednesday's 102-95 win at Washington. The margin of victory wasn't enough for them to cover NBA odds of 8.5 points.

Orlando had seven players in double figures against a hapless Wizards defense. Dwight Howard was double-teamed all night, which meant the 3-ball needed to fall in order for the Magic to win, and it did. They drained 15 of their 36 attempts from downtown.

We can really stretch the court and obviously when we have Dwight get double-teamed and attract so much attention, that really leaves us open, Ryan Anderson said. After an ugly loss to Atlanta before the break that prompted Stan Van Gundy to say his team wouldn't be a contender if it didn't play more consistently, the players called a players-only meeting. But don't get too excited, those things are often overrated in this league, especially with a Jekyll-and-Hyde team like the Magic. These conference foes played on February 20 and February 11, both in Milwaukee. The Magic won the first meeting by five points and the second by three points, both as small underdogs.

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Game of the day: North Carolina at Duke

No. 6 North Carolina Tar Heels at No. 3 Blue Devils (Pick, 154)

THE STORY: The biggest rivalry in college basketball has plenty riding on it this time, as No. 6 North Carolina and No. 3 Duke will decide the ACC regular season champion. The Blue Devils stole a dramatic victory in the first meeting when Austin Rivers buried a 3-pointer at the buzzer for an 85-84 triumph. This time, the Tar Heels go into Cameron Indoor Stadium with an identical record. The winner gets the top seed in the ACC Tournament and the inside track at a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament.

ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA (26-4, 13-2 ACC, 16-13 ATS): The Tar Heels lead the ACC and rank second in the NCAA in scoring at 82.1 points per game. Where they really have the advantage is on the inside, with Tyler Zeller, John Henson and Harrison Barnes helping UNC tower over most opponents and lead the nation in rebounding. Zeller and Henson each recorded a double-double and Barnes scored 25 points in the first meeting. North Carolina held a 10-point lead with just over two minutes left in that game, only to have the Blue Devils light it up from long range and steal the win at the buzzer. The Tar Heels have won six straight following that setback.

ABOUT DUKE (26-4, 13-2 ACC, 13-17 ATS): The Blue Devils rank second to the Tar Heels in scoring in the ACC. Where they excel is from the perimeter, with Rivers, Seth Curry, Ryan Kelly and Andre Dawkins leading the top 3-point shooting team in the ACC. Rivers hit six 3-pointers en route to 29 points in the first meeting and Curry went 4 for 8 from beyond the arc. Duke has won seven straight, beginning with the North Carolina victory, but has needed second-half comebacks to avoid home losses against North Carolina State and Virginia Tech. The Blue Devils have dropped two at Cameron Indoor Stadium this season, losing multiple home games for the first time since 2006-07.

TRENDS:

* The road team is 8-2 ATS in the last 10 meetings.
* Duke is 1-7 ATS in its last eight home games.
* UNC is 5-1 ATS in its last six games.
* The under is 6-1 in the last seven meetings.

TIP-INS:

1. North Carolina owns a 131-102 lead in the all-time series, but Duke has taken five of the last six.

2. Curry has averaged 17.0 points in four career games against the Tar Heels.

3. Saturday marks the seventh time in the rivalry's 92-year history that the schools are meeting with the ACC regular-season crown on the line.

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CBB Games to Watch
By David Schwab

No. 6 North Carolina Tar Heels vs. No. 4 Duke Blue Devils

North Carolina is 12-2 SU in conference play and has a Wednesday night tilt against Maryland before meeting Duke with the ACC regular-season title most likely still on the line. The Tar Heels are 25-4 SU on the year and 15-13 ATS. They are 6-6 ATS on the road and the total has gone 7-5 in the 12 games.

Duke is also 12-2 SU in the ACC needs to get by Wake Forest on Tuesday night to ensure at least a share of the ACC title in light of an earlier 85-84 victory this season over North Carolina as a six-point road underdog. The Blue Devils are 25-4 SU (13-16 ATS) overall and while they are 13-2 SU at home they are just 5-10 ATS.

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College funds: Game of the day: North Carolina at Duke

No. 6 North Carolina Tar Heels at No. 3 Blue Devils (Pick, 154)

THE STORY: The biggest rivalry in college basketball has plenty riding on it this time, as No. 6 North Carolina and No. 3 Duke will decide the ACC regular season champion. The Blue Devils stole a dramatic victory in the first meeting when Austin Rivers buried a 3-pointer at the buzzer for an 85-84 triumph. This time, the Tar Heels go into Cameron Indoor Stadium with an identical record. The winner gets the top seed in the ACC Tournament and the inside track at a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament.

ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA (26-4, 13-2 ACC, 16-13 ATS): The Tar Heels lead the ACC and rank second in the NCAA in scoring at 82.1 points per game. Where they really have the advantage is on the inside, with Tyler Zeller, John Henson and Harrison Barnes helping UNC tower over most opponents and lead the nation in rebounding. Zeller and Henson each recorded a double-double and Barnes scored 25 points in the first meeting. North Carolina held a 10-point lead with just over two minutes left in that game, only to have the Blue Devils light it up from long range and steal the win at the buzzer. The Tar Heels have won six straight following that setback.

ABOUT DUKE (26-4, 13-2 ACC, 13-17 ATS): The Blue Devils rank second to the Tar Heels in scoring in the ACC. Where they excel is from the perimeter, with Rivers, Seth Curry, Ryan Kelly and Andre Dawkins leading the top 3-point shooting team in the ACC. Rivers hit six 3-pointers en route to 29 points in the first meeting and Curry went 4 for 8 from beyond the arc. Duke has won seven straight, beginning with the North Carolina victory, but has needed second-half comebacks to avoid home losses against North Carolina State and Virginia Tech. The Blue Devils have dropped two at Cameron Indoor Stadium this season, losing multiple home games for the first time since 2006-07.

TRENDS:

* The road team is 8-2 ATS in the last 10 meetings.
* Duke is 1-7 ATS in its last eight home games.
* UNC is 5-1 ATS in its last six games.
* The under is 6-1 in the last seven meetings.

TIP-INS:

1. North Carolina owns a 131-102 lead in the all-time series, but Duke has taken five of the last six.

2. Curry has averaged 17.0 points in four career games against the Tar Heels.

3. Saturday marks the seventh time in the rivalry's 92-year history that the schools are meeting with the ACC regular-season crown on the line.

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Ice picks: Saturday's Best NHL Bets

New York Islanders at Boston Bruins (-230, 5.5)

Time is running short for the Boston Bruins if they are to have any hope of catching the New York Rangers atop the Eastern Conference. Boston faces a New York daily double this weekend, hosting the Islanders on Saturday before visiting the Rangers on Sunday.

The Islanders arrive at TD Garden having lost three straight. To salvage the finale of a four-game road trip, New York will need a better effort than when the teams met in November, when the Isles were bludgeoned by Boston 6-2 and 6-0 in a 13-day span.

David Krejci notched his second career hat trick, including the tying goal and game-winner in overtime, to rally Boston to a 4-3 win at New Jersey on Thursday.

The over is 5-1 in the last six meetings. Look for the Bruins to erupt again on Saturday.

Pick: Over

St. Louis Blues at San Jose Sharks (-120, 5)

A hiccup in their last game wasn’t enough to diminish what has been a successful road trip for the Blues. They will now look to stay unbeaten this season against the San Jose Sharks while closing out six-game jaunt on Saturday night.

The Blues have won the first three meetings this season, including shutting out the Sharks the past two. St. Louis is the NHL’s top defensive team and leads the league with 12 shutouts. The Blues have killed off their last 12 penalties.

St. Louis had won its first four games of the trip before a 2-0 loss to Western Conference-leading Vancouver.

The Sharks may have to find a way to win again without head coach Todd McLellan, who has missed two games with concussion-like symptoms after being struck in the head with a stick. McLellan ran practice for the first time Friday but has not yet been cleared to return to the bench for games.

Sharks second-leading scorer Logan Couture has missed two straight with a lower-body injury. He did not practice Friday and is questionable to face St. Louis.

Pick: Blues

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DCI CBB

Season
Straight Up: 3627-1144 (.760)
ATS: 1572-1671 (.485)
ATS Vary Units: 4521-5085 (.471)
Over/Under: 1590-1655 (.490)
Over/Under Vary Units: 1885-1994 (.486)

America East Conference Tournament
Quarterfinals at Chase Arena, Hartford, CT
Albany 66, New Hampshire 59
Boston U. 60, HARTFORD 54
Stony Brook 68, Binghamton 45
Vermont 72, Maine 56
Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament
Championship at University Center, Macon, GA
Belmont 84, Florida Gulf Coast 70
Big Sky Conference Tournament
1st Round at campus sites
EASTERN WASHINGTON 79, Idaho State 68
PORTLAND STATE 81, Montana State 71
Big South Conference Tournament
Championship at higher remaining seed
UNC ASHEVILLE 89, Vmi 77
Colonial Athletic Association Tournament
Quarterfinals at Richmond Coliseum, Richmond, VA
Drexel 70, UNC Wilmington 53
Georgia State vs. George Mason: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Old Dominion 66, Delaware 62
Vcu 68, Northeastern 54
Horizon League Tournament
Semifinals at Athletics-Recreation Center, Valparaiso, IN
Cleveland State vs. Detroit: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
VALPARAISO 60, Butler 59
Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Tournament
Quarterfinals at MassMutual Center, Springfield, MA
Fairfield 69, Rider 65
Iona 84, Marist 68
Loyola (Md.) 74, Niagara 63
Manhattan 69, Siena 62
Missouri Valley Conference Tournament
Semifinals at Scottrade Center, St. Louis, MO
Creighton 77, Evansville 74
Wichita State 74, Illinois State 59
Ohio Valley Conference Tournament
Championship at Nashville Municipal Auditorium, Nashville, TN
Murray State 71, Tennessee State 63
Patriot League Tournament
Semifinals at campus sites
BUCKNELL 73, Lafayette 61
LEHIGH 67, American 58
Southern Conference Tournament
Quarterfinals at U.S. Cellular Center, Asheville, NC
Appalachian State 78, UNC Greensboro 76
Davidson 75, Furman 62
Georgia Southern 74, Elon 69
Wofford 70, Western Carolina 64
Summit League Tournament
Quarterfinals at Sioux Falls Arena, Sioux Falls, SD
Oral Roberts 83, Ipfw 67
South Dakota State 83, Iupui 72
Sun Belt Conference Tournament
1st Round at Convention Center Court, Hot Springs, AR
Arkansas State 67, Florida Atlantic 65
1st Round at Summit Arena, Hot Springs, AR
South Alabama 74, Troy 72
Western Kentucky 70, Fairleigh Dickinson 64
West Coast Conference Tournament
Semifinals at Orleans Arena, Las Vegas, NV
Gonzaga 74, Byu 72
Saint Mary's 76, San Francisco 71
Atlantic 10 Conference
DAYTON 72, George Washington 61
MASSACHUSETTS 80, Rhode Island 69
Saint Louis 68, DUQUESNE 63
St. Bonaventure vs. LA SALLE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Temple 81, FORDHAM 64
XAVIER 76, Charlotte 63
Atlantic Coast Conference
DUKE 77, North Carolina 76
GEORGIA TECH 62, Wake Forest 60
MIAMI (FLA.) 74, Boston College 56
Big 12 Conference
IOWA STATE 70, Baylor 68
KANSAS 78, Texas 62
KANSAS STATE 71, Oklahoma State 61
Missouri 77, TEXAS TECH 59
OKLAHOMA 64, Texas A&M 60
Big East Conference
Cincinnati 71, VILLANOVA 65
CONNECTICUT 67, Pittsburgh 61
MARQUETTE 67, Georgetown 62
RUTGERS 71, St. John's 67
Seton Hall 77, DePAUL 70
SOUTH FLORIDA 62, West Virginia 55
SYRACUSE 71, Louisville 59
Big Ten Conference
IOWA 71, Northwestern 69
MINNESOTA 64, Nebraska 53
Big West Conference
CAL POLY 64, Pacific 61
Long Beach State 79, CAL STATE FULLERTON 72
UC RIVERSIDE 68, UC Irvine 63
UC SANTA BARBARA 80, UC Davis 59
Conference USA
MARSHALL 69, Southern Miss 66
Memphis 67, TULSA 62
RICE 73, Houston 63
TULANE 63, East Carolina 62
UCF 60, Uab 57
Utep vs. SMU: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Great West Conference
HOUSTON BAPTIST 74, Texas-Pan American 73
NEW JERSEY TECH 77, Chicago State 67
Utah Valley vs. NORTH DAKOTA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Ivy League
COLUMBIA 66, Dartmouth 53
Harvard 63, CORNELL 55
PENN 62, Yale 58
PRINCETON 73, Brown 51
Mid-American Conference
BALL STATE 62, Northern Illinois 52
BUFFALO 69, Bowling Green State 63
Ohio 66, MIAMI (OHIO) 60
TOLEDO 55, Eastern Michigan 54
Mountain West Conference
Colorado State 65, AIR FORCE 58
NEW MEXICO 75, Boise State 53
San Diego State 68, TCU 66
UNLV 66, Wyoming 58
Pacific-10 Conference
OREGON 76, Utah 55
OREGON STATE 74, Colorado 73
Washington State 61, USC 55
Washington vs. UCLA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Southeastern Conference
Alabama 62, OLE MISS 60
GEORGIA 64, South Carolina 54
Lsu vs. AUBURN: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
MISSISSIPPI STATE 75, Arkansas 68
Vanderbilt vs. TENNESSEE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Southland Conference
LAMAR 76, McNeese State 63
NICHOLLS STATE 67, Southeastern Louisiana 62
STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 66, Northwestern State 56
TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 74, Central Arkansas 65
TEXAS STATE 70, Sam Houston State 64
UT Arlington 72, UT SAN ANTONIO 69
Southwestern Athletic Conference
ALABAMA A&M 66, Grambling State 54
ALABAMA STATE 60, Jackson State 50
ALCORN STATE 60, Prairie View A&M 59
SOUTHERN 56, Texas Southern 55
Western Athletic Conference
Idaho 72, SAN JOSE STATE 70
NEVADA 75, Louisiana Tech 64
New Mexico State 73, FRESNO STATE 68
Utah State 74, HAWAI'I 71

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DCI NBA

Season
Straight Up: 342-170 (.668)
ATS: 273-260 (.512)
ATS Vary Units: 739-674 (.523)
Over/Under: 257-269 (.489)
Over/Under Vary Units: 534-609 (.467)

WASHINGTON 98, Cleveland 97
Oklahoma City 97, ATLANTA 91
ORLANDO 95, Milwaukee 85
MEMPHIS 98, Detroit 86
Indiana vs. NEW ORLEANS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
DALLAS 98, Utah 90
PORTLAND 100, Minnesota 92

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DCI NHL

Season: 311-232 (.573)

BOSTON 4, N.Y. Islanders 2
Toronto vs. MONTREAL: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Tampa Bay vs. CAROLINA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Nashville 3, FLORIDA 2
PHOENIX 3, Columbus 2
Pittsburgh vs. COLORADO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
VANCOUVER 3, Buffalo 2
Anaheim vs. LOS ANGELES: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
St. Louis vs. SAN JOSE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL

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Free Selection from Arthur Ralph Sports

Our Free Plays are 812- 586 (57 %) over the last 3 years PLUS

Free winner Sat: Orl Magic under the total 190