9-10-12

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Chuck O'Brien
20 Dime
Raiders

Sean Michaels
50 DIME
NFL WINNER #4 OF 5
Raiders

Jeff Benton
40 DIME
AFC North
Game of the Month
Bengals

Anthony Redd
25 DIME WINNER # 3 IN A ROW
MLB Underdog Shocker of the Month
Pirates

Craig Davis
75 DIME
NFL Winner #5 in a Row
Raiders

Matt Rivers
300,000♦
Linemakers Lament
Bengals

Chris Jordan
100♦ BANKROLL BUILDER
6-Point Football Teaser
Ravens / Chargers

Scott Delaney
10 Dime Monday Night
Line Value Winner
Ravens

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Northcoast
Comp
Earlybird = la. Tech - 20.5

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Steve budin 50-dime Raiders.

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David Banks - Chargers/Raiders

In the second game of what has become a traditional Monday night
doubleheader on the opening NFL weekend, the Oakland Raiders host the San Diego
Chargers from O.co Coliseum in Oakland, CA at 10:15 ET on ESPN in and AFC West
Division battle. Although this is only the season opener, the West figures to
have a very tight race this season with the four teams not separated by all
that much, making all division games crucial.

The Chargers have had some explosive offenses in recent seasons, but they
slipped noticeably last season and we do not think they will be any better
this year. Quarterback Philip Rivers looked lost in 2011, throwing a
career-high 20 interceptions, and he was not any better this preseason, throwing four
interceptions against just one touchdown in three games vs. vanilla
coverages. Rivers' saving grace may be Oakland's terrible secondary this year, but
he was not impressive vs. bad defenses last year either. Running back Ryan
Matthews is hurt again, meaning the veteran Ronnie Brown gets the start here
for lack of any better options. Brown has never been anything special, but
San Diego failed to add any running back depth after losing Michael Tolbert
to Carolina in the off-season. The Chargers also lost their leading receiver
of the past few years in Vincent Jackson to Tampa Bay, meaning that Malcolm
Floyd now becomes the go-to receiver with the constantly underachieving
Robert Meachem starting on the opposite side. Tight end Antonio Gates better
stay healthy, something he has been unable to do for a full season in quite a
while, as San Diego now needs his production badly if Rivers can get him the
ball. Even that may not be a given in this game considering the Chargers
have three injured offensive linemen, although two of them should return Monday
night with only tackle Jared Gaither probably still out with a back injury.

The Raiders lost a ton of players from last year's defense, so their best
defense may be a good offense. They do have on of the premier running backs
in football in Darren McFadden, again assuming he can stay healthy for a
change, and they have a pair of good speedy receivers in Darrius Heyward-Bey and
Denarius Moore. Any success that Oakland has this season though, aside from
McFadden remaining in one piece, falls squarely on the shoulders of
quarterback Carson Palmer. Palmer never really had a chance to be successful last
year, coming out or retirement to join Oakland in mid-season. He should
obviously know the offense much better now and he has had more time to work with
the aforementioned receivers, but the question remains whether or not he has
the arm strength that he used to have back in his younger days with the
Cincinnati Bengals. The Raiders have to score points to have a chance this
season, because the defense is a mess. The overhaul was needed on that side of
the ball after it allowed over 4000 passing yards and over 2000 rushing yards
last year, but it is definitely a work-in-progress right now, and in the
infant stages at that.

This head-to-head series has been dominated by the underdogs, as they are
6-0 both straight up and ATS in the last six matchups! Also, the 'over' is
5-0 in the last five meetings here in Oakland, including a 38-26 San Diego win
as a 2-point underdog in the regular season finale last year that knocked
the Raiders out of the playoffs, allowing Tim Tebow and the Broncos to back
in.

Over 46.5 Raiders/Chargers

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JACK JONES

20*Chargers +1 (4-0 yesterday,14-5 run on top play's) 20*PACKERS -5 ON THRS.
15*BRAVES
15*CARDS
f/p nat's

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Al DeMarco

Winning Day # 23 of 33
15 Dime Release
Raiders

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Indian Cowboy


4 Houston -110

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Just Cover, baby

4* Oakland -1
3* Baltimore -7
1* Cincy/Balt over 41
1* SD/Oakland over 47

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MLBPredictions
Kevin

5 STAR = San Diego Padres

2 STAR = Cleveland Indians @ Minnesota Twins - TWINS TO WIN (-113)
Listed Pitchers: Masterson vs Deduno
(Note: I'm risking 2.26 units to win 2.00 units)

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Doc Sports

3 Chargers under 46 1/2

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Bob Balfe

San Francisco Giants -135

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1 unit wagers / Steven Kane

Bengals(+7.5)
Buy the 1/2 point

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gill alexander MLB Money Line Mon, 09/10/12 - 7:10 PM

dime bet 903 WAS (-145) vs 904 NYM

Analysis: Dorky Winner Play

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JEFF SCOTT SPORTS

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3 UNIT PLAYS

San Diego/ Oakland Under 47: Ive looked at the game real hard and feel the Under is the way to go. The Chargers offense wasn't that great in the preseason and they have problems along their OL and most likely won't have Ryan Mathews as well, which should make it tough for them to put a ton of points on the board. Putting pressure on the QB is a strength of the Raiders and that should create allot of 2nd or 3rd and longs for the Chargers or it could lead to mistakes by Rivers will will stall drives. For Oakland they are changing schemes to the West Coast offense, and that type offense is not ideally suited for Carson Palmer's drop back style of play. In the preseason he had just 1 TD drive in 17 possessions and Should struggle in game 1 vs a San Diego team that also knows how to get after the QB. A strength of the Raiders offense is their run game with McFadden, but San Diego has greatly upgraded their run defense after signing LB Jarret Johnson (56 tackles, 2.5 sacks), one of the integral parts of a Baltimore defense that annually ranks among the league's best against the run and then further bolstering the position by using the Chargers' first-round draft selection on South Carolina's Melvin Ingram. That should put the Raiders in long down situations as well. Neither defense is great, but bot are strong up front and that should keep these QB's from just sitting back their and picking apart these secondaries. Look d=for both offenses to struggle as this one fails to hit 42 points.

7 Point Teaser --- San Diego +8 & Cincinnati +14

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2 UNIT PLAY

Cincinnati/ Baltimore Over 41.5

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Marco deangelo
2* tigers