Saturday 12/12/09 service plays chatter/comps/requests & gm strategy...

Pound · Dec 12, 2009

flashmo said:
To paraphrase your quotes...if you don't like how it's posted, pull your wallet out of your ass and pay for it

What have you done? NOTHING? Keep your cum dumpster SHUT

CinSityKapper · Dec 12, 2009

dj vic said:
I don't think anyone has an accurate record....Maybe yours is correct...

Sounds right Dj..that TSM record is only thru Sunday Dec. 6th...Monday starting a new week, One would have to go back thru and see what he did Monday-today to get updated record.

CSK

prestigetgs · Dec 12, 2009

Pepi said:
thats what he wants, no one to know what the real record is maybe....

:nosepicki

All his plays are posted on his pregame website, you guys are ridiculous

Pepi · Dec 12, 2009

Hey guys, did Bales get posted today? does anyone have em.....Thanks

ekassman · Dec 12, 2009

ACneverwins said:
Saturday's Play
10 Dime - Washington State

You have no idea how tempting it was to back Washington against Georgetown today, especially with the Huskies just one game removed from a double-overtime loss at Texas Tech and the Hoyas coming off a wire-to-wire rout of Butler. But, how many times have I said over the past 25 years that the marquee games are the toughest to win because their lines are always the sharpest? There's a reason that contest is priced right around 1 to 1 1/2 points and that's enough reason for me to stay away.

I used the same philosophy on Tuesday when the world was on Butler against Georgetown - and lost. Instead, I turned to the Lone Star State that night and produced a 5 dime winner on Texas Tech against TCU.

Same thing on Wednesday when I considered Connecticut versus Kentucky, but opted instead to travel to Tucson and back Arizona as a 5 dime play in a rout of Louisiana Tech.

Forget about my 5-0 NFL run that's produced 85 dimes profit the past two weeks; today it's all about taking the profit from this week's two college winners and putting it right back on the best game on today's board, another relatively obscure match-up between Washington State and Air Force in Spokane.

Remember when I said on Wednesday Louisiana Tech was overrated at 7-1 because of its weak schedule? That was one of the many reasons I went against the Bulldogs that night at Arizona and the Wildcats rolled in a rout. If Tech was overrated at 7-1, I don't know what adjective I can apply to Air Force's 5-2 record heading into today's game in Spokane against Washington State.

On the surface, 5-2 sounds impressive for the Service Academy school, but when those five wins come against the likes of Western State Colorado, Dickinson State, Charleston Southern, North Carolina Central and Prairie View - all at home no less - I can't get too excited. The Falcons' two losses? They got drilled at home by Northern Colorado, 70-46, and lost their only road game at Missouri State, 58-48. And here's something to chew on: in those two losses, they committed 17 and 16 turnovers, respectively. That's troubling when you consider Washington State forces on average 15.8 turnovers a game. And it's fair to say the Cougars are a bit better than Northern Colorado and Missouri State.

Air Force is a young team that regularly plays four freshman. And its starting center, Sammy Schafer, is expected to miss his fifth straight game today because of a concussion. But in keeping with the youth movement, the team hopes another freshman center - Taylor Broekhuis, who is a game-time decision after missing the last four games with a leg injury - might be able to help in the pivot.

What do I know about Washington State? They've got one of the best shooters in college - the nation's second-leading scorer - in 6-6 guard Klay Thompson, who is averaging 25.8 points on nearly 49% shooting from the field, including 44% from beyond the arc. He's also second on the team in rebounds (5.6 pg) and first in steals (2.1 pg). Perhaps you didn't know, but he also has the pedigree; his father is former Laker Mychal Thompson, who was the No. 1 overall draft pick in the NBA by Portland in 1978.

Washington State is not the methodical, low-scoring team that you've grown accustomed to over the years with the Bennett's - first Dick and then his son, Tony - in charge. First-year coach Ken Bone - who previously led Portland State to Big Dance appearances the past two years - allows his squad to run the floor a bit and it's reflected in the 80.2 points per game it averages.

The Cougars have lost two games this season. The first came at Gonzaga, 74-69, as a 10-point dog. Not surprisingly, three days later in Manhattan, Kansas, they played their worst game of the season, getting destroyed by K-State 86-69. Clearly they came out flat following the Gonzaga game and subsequently had no answer for the Wildcats' quickness and speed as they were buried by 20 early.

Quickness and speed; those are two factors Washington State won't have to worry about from Air Force today. For years the Falcons have relied on slowing down the pace of the game, using a strong half-court game, tough defense, and accurate three-point shooting to compete with more athletic foes. This year, they've shown a tendency to run a bit more, but this is still a team that went 0-16 in Mountain West Conference play a year ago and one that relies heavily on freshmen to contribute this season.

Air Force's toughest opponent this season has been Northern Colorado, and it was hammered in that game with its leading scorer, Grant Parker (18.2 ppg), held to just one point on 0-for-10 shooting from the field. This game might be on a "neutral" court in Spokane, but it's as much of a home game as one can possibly be for Washington State. And considering the Cougars, just one game removed from consecutive losses, took the foot off the pedal late in their last game against Idaho, I don't expect a repeat performance today. Although they easily covered as a 7-point home chalk in the 76-64 win versus Idaho, they allowed the Vandals to make a late charge that cut the deficit to seven in the closing minutes.

Today I expect a wire-to-wire effort this time with no slacking off near the end as the Cougars take advantage of a soft spot in their schedule and continue to prepare for their Pac-10 opener against Oregon in Pullman on New Year's Eve.

Paid and Confirmed by me and CORK! Good luck guys

Demarco? Im assuming that is Demarco.

cork999 · Dec 12, 2009

ACneverwins said:
Hey Cork, I'm wiling to split up Demarco's pick. you can send me $14 to sdattas@yahoo.com on paypal

sent money to your paypal------------cork

ACneverwins · Dec 12, 2009

Yes, it is Demarco

ekassman · Dec 12, 2009

Anthony Redd

50-Dime - Kansas State
10-Dime - La Salle
10-Dime - Arizona

Anyone have Craig Davis, Delaney, or Stephen Nover?

BillyBarooooooo · Dec 12, 2009

Joe Wiz 3 picks? Anyone?

Thank you for your time

ACneverwins · Dec 12, 2009

Thanks Cork and good luck

sinkcom · Dec 12, 2009

anyone have parsons??

AC2008 · Dec 12, 2009

prestigetgs said:
What kind of % do you guys expect? LOL

The best handicappers in the world only hit around 54-56% long term nowadays.

No offense, but when you make a statement implying that 56% isn't that good, it makes me think that you are a sucker

i support him im not knockin him, but jeez they think he is on fire or something i would be careful of any SLICK bets being made on pre season college basketball

AC2008 · Dec 12, 2009

ISeeRedPeople said:
Misleading again AC...he hasn't had EIGHTY college basketball plays and obviously he's doing well in those and that's what people are asking for.

The 76% was for COLLEGE PLAYS......I think you tried to muck it up with ALL basketball plays douche. Give us some more football jesus or the fake jesus who is doing better than your god.

this is what THESE TOUTS do, they PARSE the record to say " well my college plays are XX% and my NBA plays are YY% and my 50 stars are ZZ % ... whatever they do to make them look good

the overall record is what matters, and his OVERALL football plays are 103-98-1 this year

PetalumaPete · Dec 12, 2009

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