Do you work for Jim Feist Sports Guru???

Allstar · Oct 3, 2003

Detailed Analysis??? Not yours my friend, would you like me to post the links? It's almost word for word except for the final score and added alittle bit to a few.

Projected Score: Texas 28, Kansas St 17

Projected Score: Louisville 24, South Florida 21

Projected Score: Minnesota 28, Northwestern 19

Projected Score: Tennessee 20, Auburn 10

Projected Score: Miami Oh 45, Akron 24

Projected Score: Iowa 20, Michigan 17

WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY???

Allstar · Oct 3, 2003

"My plays and the newsletters all season are $65 if interested email me at sportsguru@snet.net" lol members please stay away from this sports service!!!

Here is what you were going to post, I'm I correct???

Virginia Tech routed a decent Connecticut squad 47-13 last week as Kevin Jones rushed for 105 yards on only 12 carries. Cedric Humes added 77 yards on the ground on just five carries. Quarterback Bryan Randall was 6-of-14 for 64 yards but also ran for 47 yards. The Hokies are averaging nearly six yards per carry this season and their defense is allowing only 81 rushing yards per game on 2.34 yards per carry. Tech was hit with numerous injuries in last week’s game and several players are out for this contest including defensive tackle Jason Lallis (knee), split end Justin Hamilton (ankle) and starting flanker Richard Johnson (MCL injury). Also, offensive lineman James Miller (foot) will miss his second game in a row and linebacker Chad Cooper (neck and shoulder) also is out. Rutgers is a much-improved team compared to recent years as it is off to its best start in 10 years following a 48-27 win over Navy last Saturday. Freshman running back Justise Hairston rushed for 161 yards and four touchdowns and quarterback Ryan Hart was 13-of-21 for 139 yards. Rutgers lost to the Hokies by a combined 99-0 score in 2000 and 2001 before making it somewhat respectable in a 35-14 loss last season. This year’s contest could be a little closer especially if the Scarlet Knights can get it going on the ground.

Projected Score: Virginia Tech 34, Rutgers 20

[This message was edited by Allstar on October 03, 2003 at 08:44 PM.]

SportsGuru · Oct 3, 2003

This is a carzy assertion as I am not a Jim Feist employee. The Feist group is a bunch of scammers, that steal from everybody. But other then to discuss those injuries my writeup does not look like that one vry much my friend. I would like the links if you could please email them (the links) to me it would be appreciated as we can discuss this in private. I assure you I do not nor never did work for Feist. I am a 28 year old attorney, who has been doing this for the past 9 or so years. That simple.

Also if i worked for Feist I would get something like $65 a day or some outrageous, number. My record will attest, that I am honest, I have even posted it althought i have been burried in college so far.

Again my email is sportsguru@snet.net please contact me so you can see what I am all about. There will be no charge for a free week so you can see i am not a service.