Fridays top NBA paly with system Happy New years GC
SU: 7-0 (12.7)
ATS: 6-1-0 (6.3) avg line: -6.4
O/U: 3-4-0 (-1.3) avg total: 191.7
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Final
Team: 24.7 25.0 25.3 24.9 101.6
Opp: 22.4 20.4 22.0 22.9 88.9
Field Goals Threes Free Throws Blocks O Rbnds Rbnds Fouls Assists TrnOvrs
Team: 36.6-80.6 (45.4%) 6.1-15.3 (38.1%) 22.3-29.7 (74.2%) 5.7 14.0 47.4 22.3 23.6 16.7
Opp: 34.9-83.3 (41.6%) 3.9-13.4 (29.0%) 15.3-21.9 (70.6%) 5.3 12.6 39.6 25.0 21.0 16.3
Date Team Opp Site Final Rest FG% Line Total SUm ATSm OUm DPS DPA SUr ATSr OUr ot
19971128 PHO BOS A 112-108 1&1 50-48 -7' +208 4 -3.5 12.0 4.2 7.8 W L O
19991130 PHO LAC A 94-80 2&2 44-34 -5' +188 14 8.5 -14.0 -2.8 -11.2 W W U
19991229 DET CHI A 91-77 2&1 36-40 -9' +193 14 4.5 -25.0 -10.2 -14.8 W W U
20011123 ORL NOR A 109-99 1&1 52-44 -5 +191' 10 5.0 16.5 10.8 5.8 W W O
20040113 DET CHI A 105-89 1&2 43-43 -5' +171 16 10.5 23.0 16.8 6.2 W W O
20050415 MIN UTH A 100-84 1&1 46-40 -6 +188' 16 10.0 -4.5 2.8 -7.2 W W U
20090127 DEN MEM A 100-85 1&2 44-37 -6 +202 15 9.0 -17.0 -4.0 -13.0 W W U
20100101 ORL MIN A 1&1 -8' +204
On Friday the NBA system play is on the Orlando Magic. Game 703 at 8:05 eastern. Orlando qualifies in the above system which plays on road favorites of -5 or more off a home game and scored 100 or more, if they had 3 or more days rest prior to their last game. and the opponent which is Minnesota in this case is coming off a home game. This system has cashed 6 of 7 times winning by an average 13 points per game. The Magic won here last year 118-94 and have cashed 6 of the last 7 times vs an opponent that allows more than 99 points per game and are 15-5 ats when the total is 200 to 205. The Timberwolves are a terrible home dog in this range at 3-19 straight up and 6-16 ats. On Friday I have Huge 6 unit afternoon bowl game and a 21-1 system in the Rose Bowl, On Thursday Both Top plays won with Navy and Tennessee in college hoops, Don't miss this big card today. Look for a nice win and cover from Orlando tonight. BOL GC
SU: 7-0 (12.7)
ATS: 6-1-0 (6.3) avg line: -6.4
O/U: 3-4-0 (-1.3) avg total: 191.7
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Final
Team: 24.7 25.0 25.3 24.9 101.6
Opp: 22.4 20.4 22.0 22.9 88.9
Field Goals Threes Free Throws Blocks O Rbnds Rbnds Fouls Assists TrnOvrs
Team: 36.6-80.6 (45.4%) 6.1-15.3 (38.1%) 22.3-29.7 (74.2%) 5.7 14.0 47.4 22.3 23.6 16.7
Opp: 34.9-83.3 (41.6%) 3.9-13.4 (29.0%) 15.3-21.9 (70.6%) 5.3 12.6 39.6 25.0 21.0 16.3
Date Team Opp Site Final Rest FG% Line Total SUm ATSm OUm DPS DPA SUr ATSr OUr ot
19971128 PHO BOS A 112-108 1&1 50-48 -7' +208 4 -3.5 12.0 4.2 7.8 W L O
19991130 PHO LAC A 94-80 2&2 44-34 -5' +188 14 8.5 -14.0 -2.8 -11.2 W W U
19991229 DET CHI A 91-77 2&1 36-40 -9' +193 14 4.5 -25.0 -10.2 -14.8 W W U
20011123 ORL NOR A 109-99 1&1 52-44 -5 +191' 10 5.0 16.5 10.8 5.8 W W O
20040113 DET CHI A 105-89 1&2 43-43 -5' +171 16 10.5 23.0 16.8 6.2 W W O
20050415 MIN UTH A 100-84 1&1 46-40 -6 +188' 16 10.0 -4.5 2.8 -7.2 W W U
20090127 DEN MEM A 100-85 1&2 44-37 -6 +202 15 9.0 -17.0 -4.0 -13.0 W W U
20100101 ORL MIN A 1&1 -8' +204
On Friday the NBA system play is on the Orlando Magic. Game 703 at 8:05 eastern. Orlando qualifies in the above system which plays on road favorites of -5 or more off a home game and scored 100 or more, if they had 3 or more days rest prior to their last game. and the opponent which is Minnesota in this case is coming off a home game. This system has cashed 6 of 7 times winning by an average 13 points per game. The Magic won here last year 118-94 and have cashed 6 of the last 7 times vs an opponent that allows more than 99 points per game and are 15-5 ats when the total is 200 to 205. The Timberwolves are a terrible home dog in this range at 3-19 straight up and 6-16 ats. On Friday I have Huge 6 unit afternoon bowl game and a 21-1 system in the Rose Bowl, On Thursday Both Top plays won with Navy and Tennessee in college hoops, Don't miss this big card today. Look for a nice win and cover from Orlando tonight. BOL GC
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Game #
NCAAF # 248
PLAY 1
Oregon under 51
PLAY 2
2*
Outcome
22 to win 20
Oregon has lost 2 games this year. The opener against Boise State and then Stanford. They lost a shoot out against a bad Stanford defense. Against Boise, they played a team much like OSU will play.
Oregon managed only 6 first downs all game. They were 1-10 on third down. They managed only 17.5 minutes of TOP. Boise ran 89 offensive plays to Oregon's 44. Dominated that bad and only gave up 19 points against the team that averaged 44 points PG this year.
Ohio State, as customary, lost a few players to academic suspensions. That is what they do when you run a crooked program like they do. They lost their #3 and #4 wide outs and a back up d-lineman. Tyrel Prior has been shaky this year. OSU has 3 players with 130+ rushes this year. They will run the ball over and over to keep their defense off the field.
In a pre-game interview, Oregon coach Chip Kelly emphasized turnovers being the key to tonight's game. The OSU defense has 23 int's this year and a overall margin of +16. Oregon has turned the ball over 21 times yet only has a margin of +3. I see and exclusive ground game here. The public has already driven this total to 51 in major on line books and will drive this number to around 52. Under
Game #
NCAAF # 248
PLAY 1
Oregon under 51
PLAY 2
2*
Outcome
22 to win 20
Oregon has lost 2 games this year. The opener against Boise State and then Stanford. They lost a shoot out against a bad Stanford defense. Against Boise, they played a team much like OSU will play.
Oregon managed only 6 first downs all game. They were 1-10 on third down. They managed only 17.5 minutes of TOP. Boise ran 89 offensive plays to Oregon's 44. Dominated that bad and only gave up 19 points against the team that averaged 44 points PG this year.
Ohio State, as customary, lost a few players to academic suspensions. That is what they do when you run a crooked program like they do. They lost their #3 and #4 wide outs and a back up d-lineman. Tyrel Prior has been shaky this year. OSU has 3 players with 130+ rushes this year. They will run the ball over and over to keep their defense off the field.
In a pre-game interview, Oregon coach Chip Kelly emphasized turnovers being the key to tonight's game. The OSU defense has 23 int's this year and a overall margin of +16. Oregon has turned the ball over 21 times yet only has a margin of +3. I see and exclusive ground game here. The public has already driven this total to 51 in major on line books and will drive this number to around 52. Under
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chris jordan writeup:
Chris Jordan New Year's Day, 3,000* Winner ... 3,000♦ PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS - Does LSU really believe it is going to "run past" the Nittany Lions in this game today? Do the Tigers honestly believe when the two teams meet at Citrus Bowl Stadium, they'll be able to execute on the poor field conditions today's game offers?
Really Les Miles? With the 107th ranked offense that has the 85th-ranked rushing game and 99th-ranked pass attack in the nation?
Not feeling it. I don't care about the Tigers' defense, heck, I know it's tough. It's been the bread and butter for this program since Nick Saban was at the helm - and before then too.
The fact is, when the Tigers were faced with staunch defensive units this season, they failed miserably. The lost 13-3 to Florida. They lost 24-15 to Alabama. They lost 25-23 to Mississippi. That's an average final of 20.6-13.6 in those losses.
Now, against the eighth-best defense in the nation, a stop unit that is fourth in allowing just 11.8 points per game and ranks ninth against the run and 19th against the pass, the Tigers honestly believe their "speed" will make a difference in crappy weather on a crappy field?
Not to get "texty" on you, but, OMG and LOL ... okay, whatever!
Seriously, I know Penn State doesn't have a player as fast as LSU's Trindon Holliday, who has been labeled as college football's fastest player by some. But it's only going to take one good pop from one of the Nittany Lions' monsters on the line - perhaps Jack Crawford - to slow this kid down. His ability to cutback and juke defenders will be limited in bad field conditions, so the advantage is in my court with the Lions.
Quite frankly, you put this Lions defense in the SEC, I'd be willing to say it can matchup with anyone in that league. If you watch their linebackers on film, and how agile they are, and quick they are, being able to run from sideline to sideline, let me tell you something - these are true ballers, in every sense of the word. And they hit hard.
They not only come out stick, but they're smart. They know how to read offensive sets, they know how to avoid being read themselves. They know how to play football. Take your game vertical, their linebackers can adjust to assist the defensive backers. Move horizontal, again, they'll run sideline to sideline.
Penn State's defense is very similar to Alabama's - fast and athletic.
And You saw the final score of the 'Bama-LSU game, right?
And what about the offense, you ask?
It's much better than LSU's, I can tell you that much.
It ranks 35th overall, and is equally balanced with the 37th-best rushing game and 40th-ranked pass attack. It has scored a minimum of 28 points in nine of its 10 wins, including that 42-14 shellacking of Michigan State in the season finale.
So there is plenty of momentum coming into this New Year's Day battle.
I read a quote from Bruce Marshall, a handicapper from the famed Gold Sheet, as he said: "I don't see why Penn State is favored in this game. It really boggles my mind."
And just like that everyone is following the same theory, which is that LSU is 4-0 straight up and against the spread in bowls under coach Les Miles, and that Penn State a relatively easier schedule than the Tigers because of the difference in schedules.
Please, these are the Bowl Games. If the mystique behind power conferences meant something, would the Mountain West Conference be 4-0 right now? Would the SEC be 1-2?
How bout this, if we're looking at conferences, the Mountain West, Big East, Sun Belt and Independent schools are a collective 8-0 thus far. The Pac 10 and SEC are 3-6 ... explain that Bruce!
Penn State hasn't allowed a 100-yard rusher in 15 straight contests, and since injuries in the backfield have forced one-time fourth-stringer Stevan Ridley into LSU's starting lineup, I don't think the Tigers will be using speed against anyone today. Holliday will get his, he'll have a decent day; but as a whole, the Tigers are in trouble.
And once standouts Navorro Bowman and Sean Lee shut down the A and B gaps, quarterback Jordan Jefferson will be thrust into the spotlight for LSU, as he'll be asked to make plays against the a unit that ranked seventh in the nation in sacks. He'll look for receiver Brandon LaFell, but I doubt he's going to be able to weave his way through Penn State's bend-but-won't-break defense today.
Everything LSU tries today, Penn State will counter.
Happy New Year guys, Penn State is my Bowl Game of the Year - enjoy!!!
Chris Jordan New Year's Day, 3,000* Winner ... 3,000♦ PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS - Does LSU really believe it is going to "run past" the Nittany Lions in this game today? Do the Tigers honestly believe when the two teams meet at Citrus Bowl Stadium, they'll be able to execute on the poor field conditions today's game offers?
Really Les Miles? With the 107th ranked offense that has the 85th-ranked rushing game and 99th-ranked pass attack in the nation?
Not feeling it. I don't care about the Tigers' defense, heck, I know it's tough. It's been the bread and butter for this program since Nick Saban was at the helm - and before then too.
The fact is, when the Tigers were faced with staunch defensive units this season, they failed miserably. The lost 13-3 to Florida. They lost 24-15 to Alabama. They lost 25-23 to Mississippi. That's an average final of 20.6-13.6 in those losses.
Now, against the eighth-best defense in the nation, a stop unit that is fourth in allowing just 11.8 points per game and ranks ninth against the run and 19th against the pass, the Tigers honestly believe their "speed" will make a difference in crappy weather on a crappy field?
Not to get "texty" on you, but, OMG and LOL ... okay, whatever!
Seriously, I know Penn State doesn't have a player as fast as LSU's Trindon Holliday, who has been labeled as college football's fastest player by some. But it's only going to take one good pop from one of the Nittany Lions' monsters on the line - perhaps Jack Crawford - to slow this kid down. His ability to cutback and juke defenders will be limited in bad field conditions, so the advantage is in my court with the Lions.
Quite frankly, you put this Lions defense in the SEC, I'd be willing to say it can matchup with anyone in that league. If you watch their linebackers on film, and how agile they are, and quick they are, being able to run from sideline to sideline, let me tell you something - these are true ballers, in every sense of the word. And they hit hard.
They not only come out stick, but they're smart. They know how to read offensive sets, they know how to avoid being read themselves. They know how to play football. Take your game vertical, their linebackers can adjust to assist the defensive backers. Move horizontal, again, they'll run sideline to sideline.
Penn State's defense is very similar to Alabama's - fast and athletic.
And You saw the final score of the 'Bama-LSU game, right?
And what about the offense, you ask?
It's much better than LSU's, I can tell you that much.
It ranks 35th overall, and is equally balanced with the 37th-best rushing game and 40th-ranked pass attack. It has scored a minimum of 28 points in nine of its 10 wins, including that 42-14 shellacking of Michigan State in the season finale.
So there is plenty of momentum coming into this New Year's Day battle.
I read a quote from Bruce Marshall, a handicapper from the famed Gold Sheet, as he said: "I don't see why Penn State is favored in this game. It really boggles my mind."
And just like that everyone is following the same theory, which is that LSU is 4-0 straight up and against the spread in bowls under coach Les Miles, and that Penn State a relatively easier schedule than the Tigers because of the difference in schedules.
Please, these are the Bowl Games. If the mystique behind power conferences meant something, would the Mountain West Conference be 4-0 right now? Would the SEC be 1-2?
How bout this, if we're looking at conferences, the Mountain West, Big East, Sun Belt and Independent schools are a collective 8-0 thus far. The Pac 10 and SEC are 3-6 ... explain that Bruce!
Penn State hasn't allowed a 100-yard rusher in 15 straight contests, and since injuries in the backfield have forced one-time fourth-stringer Stevan Ridley into LSU's starting lineup, I don't think the Tigers will be using speed against anyone today. Holliday will get his, he'll have a decent day; but as a whole, the Tigers are in trouble.
And once standouts Navorro Bowman and Sean Lee shut down the A and B gaps, quarterback Jordan Jefferson will be thrust into the spotlight for LSU, as he'll be asked to make plays against the a unit that ranked seventh in the nation in sacks. He'll look for receiver Brandon LaFell, but I doubt he's going to be able to weave his way through Penn State's bend-but-won't-break defense today.
Everything LSU tries today, Penn State will counter.
Happy New Year guys, Penn State is my Bowl Game of the Year - enjoy!!!
