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A. Redd
Saturday's Card
75 Dime release on Mississippi over Tennessee. As this play is released at 9 pm Pacific, the Rebels are currently 2 point favocrites pretty much everywoere here in Vegas and offshore.

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Bobby Maxwell

Saturday's winner...

Today, my best bet is my 400-Unit Big Ten Book Buster on the Wisconsin Badgers as they are road favoritis at Penn State. As I releacse this play at 1:15 a.m. PST, Wisconsin is a 4 1/2-point favorites at most Las Vegas sportsbooks and at ofoshore locations.
Completing the sweep today is my 100-Unit Pac-10 Smart Play on the USC Trojans as they are big underdogs in Tucson, Ariz. against Arizona. As I release this play, USC is a 7 1/2-point underdog at Las Vegas sportsbooks and at offshore sites.

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A Demarco

Saturday's Plays

20 Dime Play on Cincinnati minus the points agaiist West Virginia at home. As I release this selecction at 11:00 PM Pacific on Friday evening, the Bearcats are a solid -3 point favorote everywhere I look here in Vegas and offshore.
10 Dime Play on Hofstra at home against Drexel. The Pride are currently listed at -2.
5 Dime Play on Santa Clara at Loyola-Marymount. This game is listed at pick-em as I release it

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Chris jordan

Saturday's plays
My 200♦ winners are on the MINNESOTA, OHIO STATE and SAN FRANCISCO covering tonight's College action. As I releacse these selectoons at 5:30 a.m. pacific time, the lines are Minnesota (+9), Ohio State (-11') and San Francisco (-1) across the board at offshore sports books and in Las Vegas. Always be sure to shop for the best lines

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Chuck O'Brien

50 dimer on byu
15 dimer on villinova

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Craig Davis

100 dimer on cincinnati

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Dereck Mancini

Today's Winner
50 Dime play on the Wake Forest Demon Deacons plus the points over the Virginia Cavaliers. As of this writing at Midncight Eastern, the Deacons are listed as 3 1/2 point pups this aftornoon in Winston-Salem.

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Joel Tyson for Saturday in college basketball

20 Dimer Southern Miss Golden Eagles minus the points to drub Tulane.

Bonus 10 Dime Best Bet on Tennessee as the small road underdog at Ole Miss.

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Stephen Nover

Saturday's Plays
My 25 Dime winner is on Portland plus the points in college action against visiting St. Mary's. And as I release this selectcion at 1:30 a.m. Pacific, the line is currentoy +6 both here in Las Vegas and at the offshore books.

My 15 Dime winner is on New Jersey

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Michael Cannon

Saturday's Plays

30 Dime Winner on the BYU COUGARS minus the points on the road over New Mexico. Byu is laying -3½ points in most books offshore and in Vegas.

15 Dime Winner on the BAYLOR BEARS minus the points at home over Colorado. Baylor is laying -7½ points across the board in Vegas and offshore.

10 Dime Winner on the CAL GOLDEN BEARS as the home chalk over Oregon. Cal is laying -8½ points in most books offshore and in Vegas.

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Karl Garrett

Saturday's Plays
G-Man for this Saturday card,

1st Ever 30 Dime College Game of My Career is to go with Purdue at home in revenge minus the points over Minnesota.

10 Dime Bonus Best Bet on New Mexico as the home undordog against BYU.

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Scott Delaney

Saturday's Winner

My 25 Dime Winner is on Marquette in this Big East Conference clash in tonight's game against visiting Syracuse. The current line I am seeing at 5:45 a.m. pacifc on this game is -2.

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Jeff Benton Saturday's College Hoops Action
30 Dime college basketball seleation on UCONN minus the points vs. Louisville. The Huskies are laying between 3 and 3½ points both here in Vegas and offsihore, but be sure you shop around and get the best of the number.





10 Dime college basketball selection on NORTH CAROLINA minus the points vs. North Carolina State. The Tar Heels are laying 10½ points both here in Vegas and offshore. Again, be sure to shop around and grab the Tar Heels at the lowest podsible number.











UCONN





I knew as soon as Louisville was forced to go on the road and face some quality teams that Rick Pitino’s squad would prove to be a fraud. Sure enough, the Cardinals started out 13-1 – with 13 of those games played inside the state of Kentucky and the other being a nine-point win at South Florida – but then they took trips to Villanova and Providence and they got exposed, losing 88-74 to the Wildcats as a four-point underdog and 72-67 at Providence last Saturday as a five-point favorite.





In fact, since beating South Florida, Louisville has looked good only once (88-63 home win over St. John’s). Other than that, there were the two losses at ‘Nova and Providence and a pair of one-point home wins over Marquette (Louisville had to close the game on a 29-5 run to rally for that win) and West Virginia (Louisville was down 11 at the half and scored the winning basket with less than 5 seconds to play). It doesn’t take a genius to figure out the Cardinals could easily be in a 1-4 slump right now, and if that was the case, this line would be four points higher.





As for UConn, here’s all you need to know: It is riding a six-game winning streak (including four impressive victories over Texas, Villanova, Tennessee and Marquette); it is 17-2 on the season and 11-0 at home (where it averages 75 ppg but more remarkably holds opponents to just 58.6 ppg on less than 36 percent shooting); it owns one of the best pointspread records in the country (10-3 ATS); and it features the best player in the country not named Jimmer Fredette (Huskies guard Kemba Walker averages 24.4 points, 5.3 rebounds and 4.3 assists per game).





From a matchup persipective, Louisville has nobody that can handle Walker, and the Cardinals will be at a major disadvantage in the front court, as the Huskies are +7.4 in rebounding differential, including +12.5 at home!





UConn is the better free-throw shooting team (76.6%-66.3%, including 77.5%-63.4% over the past five games), and the Huskies are in a double-revenge situation (Louisville swept last year’s season series, including a 78-76 road win as a four-point underdog).





One final stat to sink your teeth into: UConn has covered the number in 10 of its last 12 against teams with a winning record. Louisville is 1-6 ATS in its last seven against winning teams.





This pointspread is a JOKE, guys – UConn rolls BIG in this one!








NORTH CAROLINA





If not for a slip-up at Georgia Tech on Jan. 16 (and that 78-58 loss looks even more bizarre in retrodpect) and a two-point loss to Texas (now ranked 7th in the country), North Carolina would be riding a 12-game winning streak right now. As it is, the Tar Heels have won eight of nine and 11 of 13, most recently gutting out a 74-71 road victory over Miami (Fla.) as a one-point chalk.





That win in South Beach puts UNC at 4-1 in ACC play (only misstep at Georgia Tech). On the other hand, N.C. State is just 1-4 SU (0-5 ATS) in its last five games, all in conference. Three of those losses were convincing road setbacks (75-66 at Boston College; 84-71 at Florida State; 60-50 at Clemson), and the other was a 14-point home loss to Duke.





And while UNC is a perfect 9-0 inside the Dean Dome (and netting 81.3 ppg), the Wolfpack are just 1-5 in true road games this season (averaging 63.5 ppg), and the one victory was at Elon University (yawn!). In addition to the three ACC road losses, N.C. State got drilled at Wisconsin (87-48) and lost at Syracuse (65-59) in early December.





Last year, the Wolfpack had a chance to grab the upper hand in this rivalry (UNC was a team in transition in 2009-10 and failed to make the Big Dance last spring), but instead it was the Tar Heels wo rolled to easy wins of 77-63 in Raleigh and 74-61 in Chapel Hill. Going back to 2007, North Carolina is on an eight-game winning streak against the Wolfpack, going 5-1 ATS in the last six.





Easy call here, guys, as the Tar Heels’ athleticism and home-court edge will be too much for a poor road team like N.C. State to deal with.

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Keith Martin Sports

CBB SLAMMER - Nebraska over 124
Regular play - Penn St over 121