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DEANO RECORD
<TABLE width="100%" bgColor=#808080 border=1><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width=142>PLAY STRENGTH</TD><TD align=middle width=137>W</TD><TD align=middle>L</TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width=142>7*</TD><TD align=middle width=137>3</TD><TD align=middle>1</TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width=142>8*</TD><TD align=middle width=137>9</TD><TD align=middle>10</TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width=142>9*</TD><TD align=middle width=137>8</TD><TD align=middle>1</TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width=142>10*</TD><TD align=middle width=137>1</TD><TD align=middle>0</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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Handicapper: IndianCowboy
Sport: College Basketball
Game: Cornell Big Red @ Dartmouth Big Green - Friday February 27, 2009 7:00 pm
Pick: 4 unit(s) TOTAL: Over 134 (-110) (Play of the Day)
4 Unit Play. Take Over 134 between Cornell @ Dartmouth (Friday @ 7pm est). Congrats to us for cashing Rider - barely, but cashing Rider nevertheless on the road at Loyola MD. That brings us to 3-1 on the week with a 5* bank as we look to go 4-1 on the week in college ball with a rare total. Note, I am releasing this total at 3:15am in the morning, so please get the best line possible as I'm certain that it will likely go up. The last time these two teams met, the game went into Double OT as Cornell ended up winning 79-76 in exciting fashion. What was striking in that game was the fact that Dartmouth came into that game as a 20 point underdog only to nearly win outright. I love the over here as Dartmouth is once again nearly a double-digit dog. In fact, the line opened up offshore at -11 for Cornell and then got bought down to -9.5 indicating money coming in on Dartmouth. But, then again, that is a bit expected as Dartmouth does have revenge, this is a home game for them and Cornell comes off a monster win against Brown which was a bounce-back from their SU loss to Yale. Yes, the last time these two teams met, in regulation the score was 61-61 before it went into OT. But, I think these two teams kind of gauged each other out from that contest and will get into the swing of things when it comes to scoring early here. Consider that plus the fact that I would love to normally take Dartmouth here but I would not be surprised if Cornell, the league stalwart decides to make a statement and tries to really ante up the score on Dartmouth. In that same token, I think Dartmouth can be an outright dog and potentially win outright. It's one of those odd games that can go both ways as the line that took a hit from +11 to +9.5 could simply be because that 50% of the public is on either side of the game. So, it's not one of those things like the Rockets line taking a hit at the last second despite 75% on the Cavs. In short, I can see Dartmouth being competitive and sending this game over. I can also see Cornell making a statement and sending this game over. I don't think it's all that impossible to think that either of these teams can put up 70. Both of these teams are more familiar with each other and will get into their offensive set quicker. Plus, Dartmouth did not shoot well from 3 point land in their last game going 4 for 14 and I expect much better shooting from there and shot a poor 16 for 26 from the charity stripe. Cornell is a big and physical team that is a top 100 team in the nation and shoots around 75% from the line and nearly 40% from behind the arc. I will take the over here as I expect a total that might finish up in the mid 140's when all is said and done. Dartmouth is traditionally an under team, but a team that can put up 66 at Princeton and 69 at Penn, I think can equal that effort or put up even 70 at home against a Cornell team that will want to score early and often.
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Handicapper: IndianCowboy
Sport: College Basketball
Game: Cornell Big Red @ Dartmouth Big Green - Friday February 27, 2009 7:00 pm
Pick: 4 unit(s) TOTAL: Over 134 (-110) (Play of the Day)
4 Unit Play. Take Over 134 between Cornell @ Dartmouth (Friday @ 7pm est). Congrats to us for cashing Rider - barely, but cashing Rider nevertheless on the road at Loyola MD. That brings us to 3-1 on the week with a 5* bank as we look to go 4-1 on the week in college ball with a rare total. Note, I am releasing this total at 3:15am in the morning, so please get the best line possible as I'm certain that it will likely go up. The last time these two teams met, the game went into Double OT as Cornell ended up winning 79-76 in exciting fashion. What was striking in that game was the fact that Dartmouth came into that game as a 20 point underdog only to nearly win outright. I love the over here as Dartmouth is once again nearly a double-digit dog. In fact, the line opened up offshore at -11 for Cornell and then got bought down to -9.5 indicating money coming in on Dartmouth. But, then again, that is a bit expected as Dartmouth does have revenge, this is a home game for them and Cornell comes off a monster win against Brown which was a bounce-back from their SU loss to Yale. Yes, the last time these two teams met, in regulation the score was 61-61 before it went into OT. But, I think these two teams kind of gauged each other out from that contest and will get into the swing of things when it comes to scoring early here. Consider that plus the fact that I would love to normally take Dartmouth here but I would not be surprised if Cornell, the league stalwart decides to make a statement and tries to really ante up the score on Dartmouth. In that same token, I think Dartmouth can be an outright dog and potentially win outright. It's one of those odd games that can go both ways as the line that took a hit from +11 to +9.5 could simply be because that 50% of the public is on either side of the game. So, it's not one of those things like the Rockets line taking a hit at the last second despite 75% on the Cavs. In short, I can see Dartmouth being competitive and sending this game over. I can also see Cornell making a statement and sending this game over. I don't think it's all that impossible to think that either of these teams can put up 70. Both of these teams are more familiar with each other and will get into their offensive set quicker. Plus, Dartmouth did not shoot well from 3 point land in their last game going 4 for 14 and I expect much better shooting from there and shot a poor 16 for 26 from the charity stripe. Cornell is a big and physical team that is a top 100 team in the nation and shoots around 75% from the line and nearly 40% from behind the arc. I will take the over here as I expect a total that might finish up in the mid 140's when all is said and done. Dartmouth is traditionally an under team, but a team that can put up 66 at Princeton and 69 at Penn, I think can equal that effort or put up even 70 at home against a Cornell team that will want to score early and often.
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