1-26-14

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Bookie Hunter
Kings +4
Heat -3.5
Cavs/Suns Under 205

NHL
Rangers ML

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Scott Sylze Sports 1/26

Bradley +4
Green Bay -12.5

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Ray Falco

Spurs
Memphis (NCAAB)

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GC: NBA Play

Sunday card has 3 Big NBA Plays two are 5* plays from near perfect systems dating to 1995. NBA Top play Totals Play cases, we also have the Pro Bowl, Team Rice vs Team Sanders and The 5* Triple Perfect College Hoops side Saturday we nailed Both Big 6* Plays. Free NBA System Play below.



On Sunday afternoon the Free NBA System Play is on the Miami Heat. Game 802 at 1:00 eastern. We want to play on home favorites with rest off a home favored win and spread loss at -5 or more and scored 100 or more, vs an opponent off a road favored win and cover and scored 100 or more points and covered the spread by 10 or more points. These home teams are winning by an average 15 points and cashing over 90% long term. Miami has covered the last 3 when playing off 3 spread losses. The Spurs are 0-5 ats as a road dog with rest off a road favored win and cover by 10 or more points, while scoring 90 or more. The Spurs have lost 6 of 7 here and are 2-6 ats after allowing 85 or less. Look for Miami to get the win and cover. Don't miss the big Sunday card that has the NCAAB Game of the Month with 3 Perfect Situations, the BIG NBA Card with two big 5* Plays and the Pro Bowl. Saturday cashed Big as we nailed all 3 Top plays. Jump on now and end the week big. For the free play Make it Miami. GC

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Denver Money NHL Total
dime bet - 4 DET / 3 FLA - OVER 5.0
Analysis: 1* Florida Panthers @ Detroit Red Wings over 5 -130

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Allen Moody Personal Plays Paid Service
(3-3 yesterday, 4-3 since I started sub on Friday)

Sunday's Plays:

807 Cavs over 204.5
810 Celtics under 191.5
822 Memphis over 140
855 Marist+9

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Sports Cash System Play of The Day for Today: 1/26
NBA Basketball





Boston Celtics +4 over the Brooklyn Nets
(Spread Bet)


Overall Record: 207-181

(System Record: 207-9, Won last 2 games)

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THE GOLD SHEET

★★★ KEY RELEASES ★★★
NEBRASKA by 9 over Minnesota (Sunday, January 26)

Day Games
MASSACHUSETTS over Fordham by 13 to 16—12-Mass -4' 77-73

NORTH CAROLINA ST. 66 - Georgia Tech 64—Some ACC observers
believe NC State’s midweek late rally against Maryland might have temporarily
saved the Wolfpack’s season and could trigger a revival for the stretch run.
Others are not so sure, citing ongoing struggles beyond the arc (only 28.8%
triples) and the status of top scorer G T.J. Warren (22.2 ppg), who missed that
win over the Terps with ankle problems. The unpredictable nature of NCS is
reflected in their gutsy showing minus Warren vs. Maryland! However, might
rather take a chance with combative GT side, feeling a bit more confident after
its midweek win at BC and fueled by recent efforts of Tennessee transfer G Trae
Golden, who scored 24 vs. the Eagles and has notched 20 or more in three of
last his four outings. 12-NCS -9' 83-70, Ncs -3' 70-57 CABLE TV—ESPNU

MEMPHIS 81 - South Florida 59—With MSU mentor Josh Pastner
continuing to feel the heat from some disgruntled Tiger supporters, don’t believe
he’ll call off the Tigers vs. a hurting USF squad showing no signs it can
overcome the prolonged knee injury to floor general Anthony Collins, who has
missed the last nine games (Bulls 3-6 vs. the spread in his absence). As it did
in its earlier 88-73 triumph in Tampa, Memphis’ high-pressure defense should
help fuel its transition game vs. the downtrodden Bulls, who had a whopping 23
TOs in their 86-47 home blowout to Louisville on Wednesday. 13-Mem -7' 88-
73; 12-DNP

WIS.-GREEN BAY over Detroit by 13 to 16—12-DET -8 84-76, WGB +1 68-59

WESTERN MICHIGAN over Ball St. by 5 to 7—12-BSU +5 65-62, Bsu +9' 89-85

EVANSVILLE over Bradley by 6 to 8—12-EVA -7' 66-56, BRAD -1 76-70

Smu over HOUSTON by 5 to 7—12-HOU -3 78-67, Hou +7 84-80 (OT)CABLE TV—ESPNU

INDIANA 78 - Illinois 65—After taking Illinois to an extra period in its 83-80
OT loss at Illinois despite a season-high 22 TOs in their Big Ten opener on New
Year’s Eve, believe Indiana holds serve in Bloomington vs. the laboring Illini,
who have managed a paltry 54 ppg over their last three outings. Won’t be
surprised if Illinois’ excessively-excitable 2nd-year HC John Groce, who has
recently apologized for his embarrassing tirades, loses his cool once again vs.
the revenge-minded Hoosiers, who’re encouraged by their combative 71-66
loss at undefeated Michigan State on Wednesday. Following that setback to
the Spartans, Indiana mentor Tom Crean exclaimed, “I’m proud of my team
because I think we did a great job the last couple days of establishing even more
togetherness.” 13-ILL -3 83-80 (OT); 12-ILL +7 74-72, Ind -10 80-64 (CT-neut.)

Cincinnati 70 - TEMPLE 57—It’s apparent that this was a bad year for
Temple to make the step up to the American, as Fran Dunphy’s rebuilt roster
would probably have had problems competing even in its old A-10
neighborhood despite its six straight NCAA Tourney invitations. Sources have
reported for a while that Dunphy lacks depth on his current roster and has not
been getting the consistent production from his guards that graduated Khalif
Wyatt provided in recent seasons. After mostly going through the motions in its
earlier 69-58 yawner vs. the Owls, expect Mick Cronin’s Cincy to be a bit more
focused for the road rematch. 13-CIN -14' 69-58; 12-DNP

Harvard over DARTMOUTH by 8 to 11—13-HAR -14 61-45; 12-Har -10'75-65, HAR -16 82-77 (OT)

Stanford over SOUTHERN CAL by 4 to 6—12-USC +3 71-69, Usc +9' 65-64

★★★NEBRASKA 78 - Minnesota 69—Nebraska confirmed its progress
under 2nd-year HC Tim Miles with its recent home win over Ohio State,
suggesting that the Huskers are not going to be an easy touch in Lincoln. Also,
prefer NU’s psychology against a Minnesota side off a its rousing midweek win
over Wisconsin and going back-and-forth in a recent W-L-W-L results pattern.
The current Huskers have more firepower than the team that upset a then Tubby
Smith-coached Minnesota quintet last season (in the old Devaney Center), as
Texas Tech transfer F Terran Petteway (17.4 ppg) has added a much-sharper
edge to Nebraska on the attack end. Gophers also likely to be without top scorer
G Andre Hollins (15.5 ppg; ankle). 12-MIN -18 84-65, NEB +8 53-51

Night Games
TOLEDO 74 - Kent St. 71—KSU has been competitive in virtually every
game this season, with 5 of 6 losses by 8 pts. or fewer (the other by 11 at tough
Buffalo). So, would be attracted to taking more than 3 hoops vs. instate rival UT,
which has been lax on the stop end, allowing 46.7% from the field (ranking300th). Thus, it’s a good bet the Golden Flashes’ balanced attack (five players
between 12.6 ppg & 8.4 ppg) should be able to trade virtually all the way with the
Rockets, who let talent-shy Northern Illinois hang around in non-covering a 77-
68 win on Wednesday. 12-Tol +8 70-58

NORTH CAROLINA 72 - Clemson 59—We can’t remember the last time
UNC was buried near the bottom of the ACC table at this stage of the season in
late January. No wonder, too, as Roy Williams still can’t locate any reliable
shooters (especially from long range, where the Heels are hitting just 30%
beyond the arc) or free-throwers (Carolina only 61.5% from the charity stripe),
all of which is severely jeopardizing Carolina’s Big Dance prospects. But it will
really be time to sound the alarms if the Heels lose to a Clemson side that has
dropped 57 straight games in Chapel Hill! 12-Unc -3' 68-59 CABLE TV—ESPNU

Oregon over WASHINGTON ST. by 3 to 5—12-ORE -10' 68-61, Ore -4 79-77 (OT)

ARIZONA 74 - Utah 62—Is Arizona the No. 1 team in the country because
it is so dominant, or more because it has remained among the undefeated so
long? That is a question that will continually arise in the second half of the
season. One thing is sure, the Wildcats are being asked to cover some hefty
pointspread as a result of their lofty ranking. Utah was undaunted in two
meetings vs. the Wildcats last season. The Utes lack U of A’s depth, but Utah
is solidly coached, has three useful big men, and is getting a big boost TY from
6-5 juco Deion Wright (15.7 ppg, 7.3 rpg). 12-ARI -19 60-57, Ari -10 68-64

UCLA 82 - California 73—With UCLA on alert after recent loss at Utah and
Cal stumbling at Pac-12 bottom-feeder USC on Wednesday, prefer to stick with
the home team, as a glance at LY’s results reveals. The Bruins are deep in
firepower, but not necessarily in defense. And even though the Bears started
fast on the Pac-12 road with wins at Stanford, Oregon, Oregon State,
Washington, and Washington State, most of those victories are not looking so
impressive in retrospect. With this the last visit to the Southland for L.A. product
PG Justin Cobbs of Cal (15.3 ppg), is the “over” worth a look in this Sunday
affair? 12-UCLA -7' 79-65, CAL -2 76-63 CABLE TV—ESPNU

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Kelso 50 Calf 25 SA Spurs

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WINNING POINTS

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

Massachusetts* over Fordham by 20

North Carolina State* over Georgia Tech by 6

Memphis* over South Florida by 15

***BEST BET
Wisconsin-GB* over Detroit by 23
Mercy, me. The visiting Titans of Detroit used to have workable size in recent seasons,
but all that has moved on and now they’re left with Juwan Howard, Jr., a mini-me at
6’6”. Someone will have to come out and try to keep 7’1” Alec Brown honest, because
he can shoot the jumper. That should open up the lane for Keifer Sykes and others to
do plenty of swishing and dishing.
WISCONSIN-GB, 84-63.

Western Michigan* over Ball State by 17

Evansville* over Bradley by 5

SMU over Houston* by 3

Indiana* over Illinois by 4
First meeting went to Illini in OT after a 72-72 start. Illinois was 2-for-11 on threepointers for the game.
INDIANA, 70-66.

**PREFERRED
Cincinnati over Temple* by 14
This is almost a men vs. boys deal, with so many first-season starters on the Temple
team, which faces an old Big East, physical squad where Temple edges are hard to find
in the body-type category. Athletic skills aren’t always the most important thing, but
Temple coach Dunphy hasn’t had a lot of time to hone the hoops skills of his team
yet. Cincinnati won the first meeting 69-58, struggling against a zone but now they’ve
seen it.
CINCINNATI, 70-56.

Harvard over Dartmouth* by 5

Stanford over USC* by 11

Nebraska* over Minnesota by 1

Toledo* over Kent State by 9

North Carolina* over Clemson by 7

Oregon over Washington State* by 9
The talent-laden Ducks recently hit a slump. Almost everybody does. If they lose to
this ratty foe, be worried.
OREGON, 78-69.

Arizona* over Utah by 19

UCLA* over California by 5

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Trail Blazers at Warriors: What bettors need to know

Portland Trail Blazers at Golden State Warriors (-5, 216)

The Golden State Warriors are losers of five of their last seven games and are watching their defense abandon them since a 10-game winning streak that bridged December and January. The Warriors will need to tighten that up in a hurry when they take on the visiting Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday. The Trail Blazers lead the NBA in scoring average and took down the Minnesota Timberwolves 115-104 on Saturday.

Golden State limited opponents to 92.8 points during its winning streak but is surrendering 108.4 over the last seven contests, including a 121-120 home setback to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday. “We’ve done a bad job - everybody on the floor, breakdowns,” coach Mark Jackson told reporters. “There is not one guy that is doing their job defensively. Everybody in uniform has been bad defensively for us and it’s disappointing right now.” Portland can spread teams out beyond the 3-point line or pound it inside to LaMarcus Aldridge.

TV: 9 p.m. ET, CSN Northwest (Portland), CSN Bay Area (Golden State)

LINE: The line opened at -5. The total has moved up slightly from 216 to 216.5.

COVERS POWER RANKINGS: Portland (-10.7) - olden State (-12.4) + home court (-3) = Golden State -4.7

ABOUT THE TRAIL BLAZERS (33-11, 25-19 ATS): Portland took a 113-101 decision at Golden State on Nov. 23 in a game that included three ejections. Aldridge led the way with 30 points and 21 rebounds in that win and has put up at least 21 points in 11 straight games. The Blazers did not have it from 3-point range on Saturday, going 4-for-16, but took to the interior to outrebound (50-40) and outscore the Timberwolves in the paint (60-46). Portland has had its struggles on the road, however, dropping its last two away from home.

ABOUT THE WARRIORS (26-18, 19-23-2 ATS): Stephen Curry recorded 33 points and 15 assists on Friday but could not get off a potential go-ahead shot in the final minutes and was upset about not winning while putting up 120 points. “It’s not winning basketball and we’ve got to figure it out,” Curry said. “There’s not much else to really say about it, just we’ve shown we can do it and good teams do it every game. Three losses in the last four or five games where we’ve scored over 115 points, so scoring the ball is not a problem.” Curry is averaging 29.2 points and 10 assists over the last five but struggled to 22 points on 8-of-21 shooting to go along with 11 assists and five turnovers in the Nov. 23 meeting.

TRENDS:
* Over is 4-1 in the last five meetings in Golden State.
* Over is 4-1 in the last five meetings.
* Warriors are 10-4 ATS in the last 14 meetings.
* Road team is 5-2 ATS in the last seven meetings.

BUZZER BEATERS:
1. The Warriors have allowed 30 or more first-quarter points in seven of the last 11 games.

2. Portland matched last season’s win total with the win over the Timberwolves on Saturday.

3. Golden State G Klay Thompson is 15-for-30 from 3-point range over the last four games.

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Line Beaters
NBA
Spurs +4
Lakers +5.5
Blazers +5.5

NHL Blackhawks -1.5 +125

CBB
Minnesota -1
Illinois +5.5

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Rainman
DOUBLE PLAYS ON:


The Knicks -5 over The Lakers
Indiana -6 over Illinois


REGULAR PLAYS ON:


Wisconsin Green Bay -12 over Detroit
Houston +4 over SMU
Temple +6' over Cincinnati


Miami -4 over San Antonio

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Ecks and Bacon

Ben lee won his 3 team 6 point teaser in college besketball on Saturday.

(1) San Diego from +6 to +12/Portland (W)

(2) Michigan from+6 to +12/Michigan State (W)

(3) Texas from +6 to +12/Baylor (W)

For Sunny Sunday E&B are going to the Ivy league in college basketball with Harvard -9/Dartmouth.

Ecks and Bacon is 4-1 +$145 for week Thirteen 47-57-2 -$1276

All E&B selections will be for $50 unless noted

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EXECUTIVE

250 evansville
250 cleveland cavs