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Lee's Wednesday Free Selection Is
Florida State -4
Lee's Wednesday Free Selection Is
Florida State -4
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Nevada Sharpshooter
Your free winner for Wednesday: Take NEW YORK/PHILADELPHIA OVER 227½Comment
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Golden Dragon
FREE WINNER for Wednesday
VCU +4 College BBComment
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Hawkeye Sports
Wednesday's Free Pick: St Louis Blues - 120Comment
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Huddle Up Sports
Free Play: Mississippi -6 College BBComment
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Arthur Ralph
FREE play WED: Georgetown -12 1/2Comment
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Teyas Sports
FREE PICK 11/28 CBB WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY OVER 155Comment
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Vegas Steam Line
Your free winner for Wednesday: Take CLEVELAND/OKLAHOMA CITY OVER 216Comment
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High Stakes Syndicate
Free Selection for Wednesday: Rice Owls + 11 1/2Comment
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Kenny Towers
FREE PLAY FOR WEDNESDAY - LA CLIPPERS -11 over PhoenixComment
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John Anthony Sports
Wednesday's Free Selection: USC Trojans - 15Comment
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Brian Bitler
Brian's 9* CBB Absolute Cover
Georgia State vs. Tulane, 11/28/2018 13:00 EDT
Point Spread: +3½/-110 Tulane
Sportsbook:
Bodog
Tulane is off 2 straight losses and badly needs to right the ship early afternoon Wednesday. Georgia State should be in full on let down mode after beating in state SEC rival Georgia at home.
It's a'lot to ask of any young team to win a game like that then go on the road and get up for an early game against a mediocre team like Tulane. Look for more passion out of Tulane today and we catch a great line thanks to Georgia State's win over Georgia
Invest 9 units on rotation 722 TulaneComment
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Tony Brown
Tonys *5 Ncaa Free Play
VCU vs. Old Dominion, 11/28/2018 19:00 EDT
Total: -105/+125½ Over
Sportsbook:
Betonline
Fp: The over has cashed 3 games in a row in this series with the average score of 140 plus points 126 tonight seems like a breeze making the over my ncaa free play !Comment
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Tommy Brunson
For Wednesday in college basketball have to lay the wood with Georgetown as they play host to the reeling Richmond Spiders.
Richmond enters this one having dropped 3 in a row, and they have not topped 66 points in any of those losses. Their last loss was a jaw-dropping, 86-66 setback to Hampton! Chris Mooney's team is officially in trouble, as junior guard Nick Sherod has been lost for the season with a knee injury that he suffered in that loss to Hampton, in the first half. The Spiders are also listing Jacob Gilyard - one of their other proven scorers - as questionable tonight with a groin strain.
As for Patrick Ewing's Hoyas, they are now 5-1 straight up for the year, but just 1-5 against the spread in those 6 games. Yes, this is a big number to ask them to cover, but the Hoyas are coming off a 93-point performance in their win over Campbell their last time out, and they are averaging 82 points per game at home so far this season.
Not only that, but G-Town has been doing a good job at clamping down on the defensive end, as they are holding foes to just under 42% from the floor, and with big man Jesse Covan doing the job on both the offensive end, and helping clear the glass - Hoyas with almost a 10 rebounds per gain margin in their favor - things are looking good for a home team blowout tonight.
My concern in backing Richmond is the loss of Sherod, the injury to Gilyard, and the fact the points have been hard to come by for the Spiders. I expect them to struggle again tonight on the road.
Georgetown has only covered one so far this season, tonight you can make it two covers for the year as they blowout the down spiraling Spiders.
Lay it with the Hoyas.
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Jack Brayman
I promised you we'd be playing with your man's money when football rolled around, and here we are a more than two months into the college and pro season, up more than 14 grand. Let's put that money to work.
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My free winner will be the Stanford Cardinal over the Portland State Vikings, as I think the bigger conference beats up on the littler one tonight.
Though just 3-3, the Cardinal return home after a tough Battle 4 Atlantis tournament in the Bahamas last week, when they lost to No. 25 Wisconsin and Florida, before closing things out with a win against Middle Tennessee on Friday. If this game were played Sunday or Monday, even yesterday, I'd be a wary because of fatigue. But I think the Cardinal has had enough time to recuperate.
And in the loss to the 25th-ranked Badgers, the 62-46 final wasn't near as indicative as how well the team played, as the Cardinal pulled within two points of the Badgers with six minutes remaining. The Badgers simply got hot, and outscored Stanford 18-4 down the stretch.
Portland State, meanwhile, is coming off a 91-75 win against Northwest Nazarene on Saturday. Now I don't know anything about the Nighthawks, but I'm sure they're not near the caliber a team has the squads the Cardinal has faced.
Some may be concerned with a lookahead, but even though Stanford heads to Kansas for a noteworthy matchup against the second-ranked Jayhawks on Saturday, I believe the Cardinal will be focused.
Lay the chalk with Stanford.
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