Larry's 26-CLUB Play (9-2 LIFETIME in BCS!)
When the stage is the BIGGEST, Larry has been at his BEST. In fact, this 26-year vet. has gone 9-2 LIFETIME since the BCS Championship began in 1998. In 2007, he won his 23-Club play on Florida. In 2008, he nailed his 24-Clup on LSU and last year, he hit his 25-Club on Florida. It's only fitting that his final 26-CLUB comes on Alabama/Texas!
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When the stage is the BIGGEST, Larry has been at his BEST. In fact, this 26-year vet. has gone 9-2 LIFETIME since the BCS Championship began in 1998. In 2007, he won his 23-Club play on Florida. In 2008, he nailed his 24-Clup on LSU and last year, he hit his 25-Club on Florida. It's only fitting that his final 26-CLUB comes on Alabama/Texas!
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30 DIMER - ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE
They call Alabama the Crimson Tide, call me Deacon Blues! Ahhh, just wanted to work in a little Steely for ya there.
Willing to lay a few points with the favorite, as I think ALL AROUND, Alabama is the better team, and the fact Mark Ingram gives Bama the decided edge in the running department will make a difference before this game is concluded.
Both teams feature dominant defenses, but playing in the SEC, the Tide faced the much tougher schedule. Let's face it, the Big 12 definitely was not up to par this season competition-wise, which is going to hurt the Horns tonight.
The way Texas struggled to move the ball against Nebraska is a definite red-flag to me going up against the best defense in the land, and you can assume Colt McCoy won't be doing much business against this smash-mouth stop unit.
The Tide were favored by single-digits 3 times this year, and they covered ALL 3, beating bowl teams in Virginia Tech, Ole Miss, and LSU.
This is Saban's year. Roll Tide!
10 DIMER - TEXAS-ALABAMA UNDER
After watching both defenses numerous times this season, it seems clear to me that this game is not going to be a shoot-out.
I feel the total on this game is right around where it should be, as I can see this one getting quite close to heading Over, but I do feel there will be enough defense flexed by both sides that will keep this title game Under the posted total.
Texas comes into this game having played low in 6 of their last 8 games played at a neutral site, while Alabama is on a 5-2-1 Under run their last 8 games played.
For the season, Alabama has held 10 of their 13 foes to 15 points or less, while Texas held 9 of their 13 opponents to 14 points or less.
Points at a premium tonight boys, play the UNDER.
30 DIMER - ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE
They call Alabama the Crimson Tide, call me Deacon Blues! Ahhh, just wanted to work in a little Steely for ya there.
Willing to lay a few points with the favorite, as I think ALL AROUND, Alabama is the better team, and the fact Mark Ingram gives Bama the decided edge in the running department will make a difference before this game is concluded.
Both teams feature dominant defenses, but playing in the SEC, the Tide faced the much tougher schedule. Let's face it, the Big 12 definitely was not up to par this season competition-wise, which is going to hurt the Horns tonight.
The way Texas struggled to move the ball against Nebraska is a definite red-flag to me going up against the best defense in the land, and you can assume Colt McCoy won't be doing much business against this smash-mouth stop unit.
The Tide were favored by single-digits 3 times this year, and they covered ALL 3, beating bowl teams in Virginia Tech, Ole Miss, and LSU.
This is Saban's year. Roll Tide!
10 DIMER - TEXAS-ALABAMA UNDER
After watching both defenses numerous times this season, it seems clear to me that this game is not going to be a shoot-out.
I feel the total on this game is right around where it should be, as I can see this one getting quite close to heading Over, but I do feel there will be enough defense flexed by both sides that will keep this title game Under the posted total.
Texas comes into this game having played low in 6 of their last 8 games played at a neutral site, while Alabama is on a 5-2-1 Under run their last 8 games played.
For the season, Alabama has held 10 of their 13 foes to 15 points or less, while Texas held 9 of their 13 opponents to 14 points or less.
Points at a premium tonight boys, play the UNDER.
Chris Jordan Thursday night winner ...
2010 BCS TITLE GAME WINNER
600♦ ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE
I will get to your analysis by 2 p.m. eastern. But for those of you who have been subscribing to Chris Jordan for the past half-dozen years, I want you to think back to when I delivered an easy winner on LSU against Oklahoma when Nick Saban was coaching the Tigers.
Get ready for the same type of reasoning, as Saban is a mastermind with his blitzing schemes and I am counting on the defensive pressure to get it done.
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NOTE - With this line tonight, you're going to be seeing it anywhere from 4 to 4-1/2; right now the majority of lines I am seeing is at 4, but in the event you do have a 4-1/2 with your book, absolutely buy the half-point and lay the flat number.
Why do this with a game I am so confident is going to win by at least a touchdown? Cause this is still G-A-M-B-L-I-N-G, and anything can happen - just as you saw last night. I cannot predict injuries or late calls by game officials - you saw them work in my favor last night.
So with this line, FOR SURE we're buying down to -4. And when you see the line drop to 3-1/2 purchase it down to -3 ... why not? Let's insure this game even further for all the same reasons!!!
2010 BCS TITLE GAME WINNER
600♦ ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE
I will get to your analysis by 2 p.m. eastern. But for those of you who have been subscribing to Chris Jordan for the past half-dozen years, I want you to think back to when I delivered an easy winner on LSU against Oklahoma when Nick Saban was coaching the Tigers.
Get ready for the same type of reasoning, as Saban is a mastermind with his blitzing schemes and I am counting on the defensive pressure to get it done.
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NOTE - With this line tonight, you're going to be seeing it anywhere from 4 to 4-1/2; right now the majority of lines I am seeing is at 4, but in the event you do have a 4-1/2 with your book, absolutely buy the half-point and lay the flat number.
Why do this with a game I am so confident is going to win by at least a touchdown? Cause this is still G-A-M-B-L-I-N-G, and anything can happen - just as you saw last night. I cannot predict injuries or late calls by game officials - you saw them work in my favor last night.
So with this line, FOR SURE we're buying down to -4. And when you see the line drop to 3-1/2 purchase it down to -3 ... why not? Let's insure this game even further for all the same reasons!!!
Brandon Lang
NOTE:
Would you lay -180 to -200 in baseball with the Yankees if you thought there was no way they were going to lose? Would the risk be worth the reward?
Absolutely you would.
And that is exactly why my top play is 'Bama on the money line, with a pair of plays on 'Bama for the game and 'Bama in the first half.
I feel at the value the money line is, it's too good to pass up.
I did the same thing with the Seattle-Pittsburgh Super Bowl making my top play the Steelers on the money line, with a secondary play on the Steelers -4 1/2 for the game, which is pretty much right around what this number is tonight.
I am doing the same thing today, but the only difference is I am playing Alabama in the first half as well as the game with my top play being Alabama on the money line.
It's very rare in the BCS National Championship game you get a money line less than 200 so with the price being what it is, it's just to good to pass up.
So all my eggs are with Nick Saban and the Crimson Tide to get the job done in the first half, get the job done in the game and just in case their is some backdoor madness, the money line is my top play.
100 DIME - ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE MONEY LINE PLAY
25 DIME - ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE 1ST HALF PLAY
25 DIME - ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE MINUS THE POINTS
I just don't see Alabama losing this game tonight.
And because I don't see them losing, I can't pass up this great money line price in a big game like this.
While watching Florida just destroy Cincinnati, and Tebow have the game of his career, I just kept saying to myself Alabama held this team to 13 points.
What was even more impressive was the offensive game plan in which Nick Saban and his staff came up with in attacking the Florida defense, a defense I feel is better than this Texas defense.
The Crimson Tide had 251 yards rushing versus Florida and 239 yards passing for 490 yards total offense and that was against the 4th best defense in the country backed by SEC speed. Texas comes in #3.
You look at Alabama's run through the SEC and you will see the most points they gave up in a game were 24 the first game of the year to Virginia Tech and they allowed that while giving up only 155 yards total offense.
Most of the Hokies points were set up as a result of special teams.
In every single game this year Alabama's defense showed up and played hard. Played with intensity. Played as if their lives depended on it and that is a credit to Saban and his staff. They have taken nothing for granted all year.
The most yards 'Bama gave up this entire year was 341 to Tennessee, 335 to Florida, 332 to Auburn and 302 to Kentucky. They only allowed three teams to get over a 100 yards rushing and only 4 teams to throw over 200 yards.
They are a model of consistency all year long. I can't say the same about Texas and the only evidence I need is the last 2 games of the year.
On the road at Texas A&M, a team that was completely manhandled and dominated by SEC conference Georgia 44-20, the Longhorns gave up 190 yards rushing, 342 yards pass for a total of 532 yards.
From that game they went into the Big 12 Championship Game, and forgot how to play offense against Nebraska being held to 18 yards rushing and 184 passing for 202 total yards while allowing 9 sacks.
You are supposed to be peaking at the end of the year, not allowing the Texas A&M's of the world to shred you, nor struggle to muster up 13 points and 200 yards offense in the Big 12 Championship Game.
Folks, this isn't a great Texas offensive line. It's average at best as evidenced by the fact Texas has had rushing games of 46 yards at home to Colorado, 99 on the road at Oklahoma State, 67 at home to Central Florida.
In there two games versus defenses that you would
say are comparable to Alabama are Oklahoma and Nebraska and I just find it a bit ironic both of those defenses held Texas to 13 points.
For me I just can't get past the 202 total yards Texas had against Nebraska last game of the year and just how badly they looked all game long offensively rushing, passing and protecting the quarterback.
The defense Texas will see tonight and the speed in which it occupies the field with is faster than Nebraska and I don't care how much time you have to prepare for it, your practice squad can simulate SEC speed in a million years.
If Alabama plays with the same intensity it did against Florida, and I have every reason to believe they will, there isn't a single ounce of doubt in my mind they win this game by double digits.
I saw all I needed to see in 'Bama's dominant win over Florida, and the Texas struggles offensively versus Nebraska and Oklahoma while allowing a young A&M team to put up 39 points on them to put me on the Crimson Tide tonight.
I keep hearing about Texas being the # 1 rush defense in the country but hell, Missouri had the 12th ranked rush defense and Navy ran for close to 400 yards on them.
So trust me folks, you can have all the great defensive statistics you want playing in the Big 12 but let's not confuse Big 12 speed with the SEC because it's like comparing apples to oranges. It really is.
These two conferences have met this bowl season and you have all you need to know to validate the above point.
Georgia completely outclassed Texas A&M 44-20 and Ole Miss outclassed Oklahoma State 21-7 and you could see the speed difference all over the field.
I dare use the word overrated, but in this case I feel Texas is highly overrated and as I said above, I just can't get past the lack of intensity in which Texas played with against Texas A&M.
If that had been Alabama, the young Aggies wouldn't have sniffed 20 points let alone 39.
My last point is this. Greg McElroy found himself in the last drive against Auburn. He found his confidence. He became the leader his teammates have been waiting for him to become all year long and you saw his maturity in the SEC Championship Game.
I expect Heisman Trophy winner Ingram to have success running the football, get McElroy in play action and for Alabama to do what it has done all year long when laying a single digit number and that is cover it.
Last year they covered all 3 single digit numbers and this year they laid 6 1/2 to Virginia Tech and won by 10, they laid -4 at Ole Miss and won 22-3 and laid 7 1/2 to LSU and won by 9 making it 6 in a row.
I'm not taking anything away from Mack Brown, but you can't give Nick Saban time to prepare for you with the personnel he has because he will own you as he proved with his gameplan versus Florida.
With the same amount of time to prepare Mack Brown and his staff failed miserably against Nebraska offensively as they were unprepared and were dominated and were lucky to win the football game.
I am going to war with the better team, with the better coach, with the better defense, with the better special teams, with the Heisman Trophy winner, and flat out the better all around team.
You don't beat the defending National Champions on a neutral field as dominantly as you did and go on to lose the National Championship game to Texas. You just don't.
And I will live or die with the SEC over the Big 12 any day of the week.
Alabama Crimson Tide across the board for me tonight in the first half, for the game and on the money line.
FREE SELECTION - TEXAS-ALABAMA UNDER
NOTE:
Would you lay -180 to -200 in baseball with the Yankees if you thought there was no way they were going to lose? Would the risk be worth the reward?
Absolutely you would.
And that is exactly why my top play is 'Bama on the money line, with a pair of plays on 'Bama for the game and 'Bama in the first half.
I feel at the value the money line is, it's too good to pass up.
I did the same thing with the Seattle-Pittsburgh Super Bowl making my top play the Steelers on the money line, with a secondary play on the Steelers -4 1/2 for the game, which is pretty much right around what this number is tonight.
I am doing the same thing today, but the only difference is I am playing Alabama in the first half as well as the game with my top play being Alabama on the money line.
It's very rare in the BCS National Championship game you get a money line less than 200 so with the price being what it is, it's just to good to pass up.
So all my eggs are with Nick Saban and the Crimson Tide to get the job done in the first half, get the job done in the game and just in case their is some backdoor madness, the money line is my top play.
100 DIME - ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE MONEY LINE PLAY
25 DIME - ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE 1ST HALF PLAY
25 DIME - ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE MINUS THE POINTS
I just don't see Alabama losing this game tonight.
And because I don't see them losing, I can't pass up this great money line price in a big game like this.
While watching Florida just destroy Cincinnati, and Tebow have the game of his career, I just kept saying to myself Alabama held this team to 13 points.
What was even more impressive was the offensive game plan in which Nick Saban and his staff came up with in attacking the Florida defense, a defense I feel is better than this Texas defense.
The Crimson Tide had 251 yards rushing versus Florida and 239 yards passing for 490 yards total offense and that was against the 4th best defense in the country backed by SEC speed. Texas comes in #3.
You look at Alabama's run through the SEC and you will see the most points they gave up in a game were 24 the first game of the year to Virginia Tech and they allowed that while giving up only 155 yards total offense.
Most of the Hokies points were set up as a result of special teams.
In every single game this year Alabama's defense showed up and played hard. Played with intensity. Played as if their lives depended on it and that is a credit to Saban and his staff. They have taken nothing for granted all year.
The most yards 'Bama gave up this entire year was 341 to Tennessee, 335 to Florida, 332 to Auburn and 302 to Kentucky. They only allowed three teams to get over a 100 yards rushing and only 4 teams to throw over 200 yards.
They are a model of consistency all year long. I can't say the same about Texas and the only evidence I need is the last 2 games of the year.
On the road at Texas A&M, a team that was completely manhandled and dominated by SEC conference Georgia 44-20, the Longhorns gave up 190 yards rushing, 342 yards pass for a total of 532 yards.
From that game they went into the Big 12 Championship Game, and forgot how to play offense against Nebraska being held to 18 yards rushing and 184 passing for 202 total yards while allowing 9 sacks.
You are supposed to be peaking at the end of the year, not allowing the Texas A&M's of the world to shred you, nor struggle to muster up 13 points and 200 yards offense in the Big 12 Championship Game.
Folks, this isn't a great Texas offensive line. It's average at best as evidenced by the fact Texas has had rushing games of 46 yards at home to Colorado, 99 on the road at Oklahoma State, 67 at home to Central Florida.
In there two games versus defenses that you would
say are comparable to Alabama are Oklahoma and Nebraska and I just find it a bit ironic both of those defenses held Texas to 13 points.
For me I just can't get past the 202 total yards Texas had against Nebraska last game of the year and just how badly they looked all game long offensively rushing, passing and protecting the quarterback.
The defense Texas will see tonight and the speed in which it occupies the field with is faster than Nebraska and I don't care how much time you have to prepare for it, your practice squad can simulate SEC speed in a million years.
If Alabama plays with the same intensity it did against Florida, and I have every reason to believe they will, there isn't a single ounce of doubt in my mind they win this game by double digits.
I saw all I needed to see in 'Bama's dominant win over Florida, and the Texas struggles offensively versus Nebraska and Oklahoma while allowing a young A&M team to put up 39 points on them to put me on the Crimson Tide tonight.
I keep hearing about Texas being the # 1 rush defense in the country but hell, Missouri had the 12th ranked rush defense and Navy ran for close to 400 yards on them.
So trust me folks, you can have all the great defensive statistics you want playing in the Big 12 but let's not confuse Big 12 speed with the SEC because it's like comparing apples to oranges. It really is.
These two conferences have met this bowl season and you have all you need to know to validate the above point.
Georgia completely outclassed Texas A&M 44-20 and Ole Miss outclassed Oklahoma State 21-7 and you could see the speed difference all over the field.
I dare use the word overrated, but in this case I feel Texas is highly overrated and as I said above, I just can't get past the lack of intensity in which Texas played with against Texas A&M.
If that had been Alabama, the young Aggies wouldn't have sniffed 20 points let alone 39.
My last point is this. Greg McElroy found himself in the last drive against Auburn. He found his confidence. He became the leader his teammates have been waiting for him to become all year long and you saw his maturity in the SEC Championship Game.
I expect Heisman Trophy winner Ingram to have success running the football, get McElroy in play action and for Alabama to do what it has done all year long when laying a single digit number and that is cover it.
Last year they covered all 3 single digit numbers and this year they laid 6 1/2 to Virginia Tech and won by 10, they laid -4 at Ole Miss and won 22-3 and laid 7 1/2 to LSU and won by 9 making it 6 in a row.
I'm not taking anything away from Mack Brown, but you can't give Nick Saban time to prepare for you with the personnel he has because he will own you as he proved with his gameplan versus Florida.
With the same amount of time to prepare Mack Brown and his staff failed miserably against Nebraska offensively as they were unprepared and were dominated and were lucky to win the football game.
I am going to war with the better team, with the better coach, with the better defense, with the better special teams, with the Heisman Trophy winner, and flat out the better all around team.
You don't beat the defending National Champions on a neutral field as dominantly as you did and go on to lose the National Championship game to Texas. You just don't.
And I will live or die with the SEC over the Big 12 any day of the week.
Alabama Crimson Tide across the board for me tonight in the first half, for the game and on the money line.
FREE SELECTION - TEXAS-ALABAMA UNDER
SPORTS WAGERS
WASHINGTON -½ -1.12 over Ottawa
Have to figure that this line wouldn’t be much different if Spezza and Alfredsson were both in the lineup but it should be. It’s not common to find an underlay on a popular favorite but this one sure appears to be. The Sens are not only without its two best players but both goalies have very little confidence left and it seems like every other game one of them is getting yanked. Leclaire is a soft goal waiting to happen and Elliott is pretty much the same. The Caps got off the mattress with a solid game at home against the Habs in AO’s first game with the “C” on his jersey. The whole team rallied and played great and it’s hard to imagine them regressing here. The Sens offense has taken a serious hit and one really has to wonder how they’re going to keep pace here with its two biggest threats on the rack and very shaky goaltending. If the Pens are -½ -1.11 over Philly, how the hell is Washington just -½ -1.12 over Ottawa? Play: Washington -½ -1.12 (Risking 2.24 units to win 2).
Detroit +1.14 over LOS ANGELES
Slowly but surely the Red Wings are getting some healthy bodies back and with each player that returns the Red Wings become more dangerous. Tonight it’ll be Zetterberg and Cleary back and they join Valterri Filppula, who returned about four or five games ago. The Red Wings are too smart and too good to not realize that they won’t be able to just turn on the switch. They sit five points out of a playoff spot right now and know they have to make a move real soon. This is a team that has been decimated by injuries all year yet they’ve still hung in there and are in a pretty sweet position to make a run. With three of its top players back you can expect an inspired effort tonight. Lost in all of its injury problems has been the outstanding goaltending of Jimmy Howard. This guy is getting primed for the playoffs and he deserves it. The Kings are tough as shoe leather but give me the Red Wings with a tag in a game they’re surely going to have some fire in its belly for. Play: Detroit +1.14 (Risking 2 units).
Columbus +1.17 over EDMONTON
Ok, this is the last time I go back to this Blue Jacket well should they let me down again. We’ll see how much the team wants to save Hitchcock’s job because should they lose here he may be out of one. The Jackets were destroyed in Vancouver on Tuesday but jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead and things were looking good. Then disaster struck when Vancouver scored two goals 24 seconds apart and added one more before the first period ended to take a 3-2 lead into the locker room after one period. That took the life right out of the Blue Jackets and it was over. They’ll be no hot goaltender to contend with here, as the Oilers are a team without a reliable one. This is a game the Jackets have to come out for and play like it’s the seventh game of a playoff series. Never before has this Jackets squad needed a win like they do here and if they have any heart whatsoever, they’ll get it. Play: Columbus +1.17 (Risking 2 units).
NASHVILLE -½ -1.08 over Carolina
The Preds have won three of its last four with only loss over that stretch coming against the then red-hot Flames. Quietly, these Preds are having an outstanding year and in fact, are just two points behind the Flames for third place in the West. They’re also tied with Vancouver and Los Angeles at 53 points. This team rarely loses to inferior competition and the Canes fit the bill indeed. Not only are the Canes brutal but they’ll be without Eric Staal tonight (death in the family), not to mention Scott Walker, Chad LaRose, Erik Cole, Joe Corvo and Sergei Samsonov. I’m not really sure whom that leaves to score some goals or to create offense so if you wager on the Canes here you might have to hope that Cam Ward gets the first goalie hat trick in NHL history. Are you kidding me? Seriously, how can the Preds lose this one? Play: Nashville -½ -1.06 (Risking 3.24 units to win 3).
WASHINGTON -½ -1.12 over Ottawa
Have to figure that this line wouldn’t be much different if Spezza and Alfredsson were both in the lineup but it should be. It’s not common to find an underlay on a popular favorite but this one sure appears to be. The Sens are not only without its two best players but both goalies have very little confidence left and it seems like every other game one of them is getting yanked. Leclaire is a soft goal waiting to happen and Elliott is pretty much the same. The Caps got off the mattress with a solid game at home against the Habs in AO’s first game with the “C” on his jersey. The whole team rallied and played great and it’s hard to imagine them regressing here. The Sens offense has taken a serious hit and one really has to wonder how they’re going to keep pace here with its two biggest threats on the rack and very shaky goaltending. If the Pens are -½ -1.11 over Philly, how the hell is Washington just -½ -1.12 over Ottawa? Play: Washington -½ -1.12 (Risking 2.24 units to win 2).
Detroit +1.14 over LOS ANGELES
Slowly but surely the Red Wings are getting some healthy bodies back and with each player that returns the Red Wings become more dangerous. Tonight it’ll be Zetterberg and Cleary back and they join Valterri Filppula, who returned about four or five games ago. The Red Wings are too smart and too good to not realize that they won’t be able to just turn on the switch. They sit five points out of a playoff spot right now and know they have to make a move real soon. This is a team that has been decimated by injuries all year yet they’ve still hung in there and are in a pretty sweet position to make a run. With three of its top players back you can expect an inspired effort tonight. Lost in all of its injury problems has been the outstanding goaltending of Jimmy Howard. This guy is getting primed for the playoffs and he deserves it. The Kings are tough as shoe leather but give me the Red Wings with a tag in a game they’re surely going to have some fire in its belly for. Play: Detroit +1.14 (Risking 2 units).
Columbus +1.17 over EDMONTON
Ok, this is the last time I go back to this Blue Jacket well should they let me down again. We’ll see how much the team wants to save Hitchcock’s job because should they lose here he may be out of one. The Jackets were destroyed in Vancouver on Tuesday but jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead and things were looking good. Then disaster struck when Vancouver scored two goals 24 seconds apart and added one more before the first period ended to take a 3-2 lead into the locker room after one period. That took the life right out of the Blue Jackets and it was over. They’ll be no hot goaltender to contend with here, as the Oilers are a team without a reliable one. This is a game the Jackets have to come out for and play like it’s the seventh game of a playoff series. Never before has this Jackets squad needed a win like they do here and if they have any heart whatsoever, they’ll get it. Play: Columbus +1.17 (Risking 2 units).
NASHVILLE -½ -1.08 over Carolina
The Preds have won three of its last four with only loss over that stretch coming against the then red-hot Flames. Quietly, these Preds are having an outstanding year and in fact, are just two points behind the Flames for third place in the West. They’re also tied with Vancouver and Los Angeles at 53 points. This team rarely loses to inferior competition and the Canes fit the bill indeed. Not only are the Canes brutal but they’ll be without Eric Staal tonight (death in the family), not to mention Scott Walker, Chad LaRose, Erik Cole, Joe Corvo and Sergei Samsonov. I’m not really sure whom that leaves to score some goals or to create offense so if you wager on the Canes here you might have to hope that Cam Ward gets the first goalie hat trick in NHL history. Are you kidding me? Seriously, how can the Preds lose this one? Play: Nashville -½ -1.06 (Risking 3.24 units to win 3).
War's no limit write up
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ALABAMA vs. TEXAS:
Colt McCoy is the winningest quarterback in college football history, the author of a 45-7 record and one win away from becoming the game’s crown prince. He will try to write the final chapter to this fairy tale Thursday when No. 2 Texas meets No. 1 Alabama for the BCS championship at the Rose Bowl. The Longhorns have won plenty behind the slender 6-foot-2 son of a coach. McCoy is the only player in NCAA history to collect 10 or more victories in each of his four seasons. Though he doesn’t like to talk about personal accomplishments, his stat sheet is staggering: 70.3 percent career completion percentage, 112 touchdown passes, 13,244 passing yards, 155.0 passer rating. He’s captured just about every trophy there is – save the Heisman and the crystal ball that goes to the BCS champ. Alabama sophomore running back Mark Ingram came away with the Heisman this year. “If I was playing for the Heisman Trophy I’d have quit a long time ago,” McCoy said. “I don’t play for awards. I don’t play to be individually honored. "Ultimately we’re playing for the national championship. That was the goal from the beginning for our team. It’s going to be special Thursday night.” And Wayne Allyn Root couldn't agree more!! To leave as champions McCoy will have to avert Alabama’s defensive pressure by scrambling, running the option and getting rid of passes quickly. His roommate and top receiving target Jordan Shipley will play a key role in keeping the Tide defense honest. WAR likes the fact that the Longhorns have been in this situation. He remembers the "07 game. He thinks their experience is invaluable. They are the Texas 10, seven scholarship guys and three walk-ons who remember exactly where they stood on the Longhorns sideline at the Rose Bowl the night Vince Young bolted into the end zone and won a national
championship. But WAR has the "nugget", the "gem" that will launch this Texas team to victory...their DEFENSE. Granted, Bama has a great "D" that all are aware, but it's Texas' Defense that will shut down Bama's average offense, key on the running game and put up enough points offensively to get to the winners circle!!
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ALABAMA vs. TEXAS:
Colt McCoy is the winningest quarterback in college football history, the author of a 45-7 record and one win away from becoming the game’s crown prince. He will try to write the final chapter to this fairy tale Thursday when No. 2 Texas meets No. 1 Alabama for the BCS championship at the Rose Bowl. The Longhorns have won plenty behind the slender 6-foot-2 son of a coach. McCoy is the only player in NCAA history to collect 10 or more victories in each of his four seasons. Though he doesn’t like to talk about personal accomplishments, his stat sheet is staggering: 70.3 percent career completion percentage, 112 touchdown passes, 13,244 passing yards, 155.0 passer rating. He’s captured just about every trophy there is – save the Heisman and the crystal ball that goes to the BCS champ. Alabama sophomore running back Mark Ingram came away with the Heisman this year. “If I was playing for the Heisman Trophy I’d have quit a long time ago,” McCoy said. “I don’t play for awards. I don’t play to be individually honored. "Ultimately we’re playing for the national championship. That was the goal from the beginning for our team. It’s going to be special Thursday night.” And Wayne Allyn Root couldn't agree more!! To leave as champions McCoy will have to avert Alabama’s defensive pressure by scrambling, running the option and getting rid of passes quickly. His roommate and top receiving target Jordan Shipley will play a key role in keeping the Tide defense honest. WAR likes the fact that the Longhorns have been in this situation. He remembers the "07 game. He thinks their experience is invaluable. They are the Texas 10, seven scholarship guys and three walk-ons who remember exactly where they stood on the Longhorns sideline at the Rose Bowl the night Vince Young bolted into the end zone and won a national
championship. But WAR has the "nugget", the "gem" that will launch this Texas team to victory...their DEFENSE. Granted, Bama has a great "D" that all are aware, but it's Texas' Defense that will shut down Bama's average offense, key on the running game and put up enough points offensively to get to the winners circle!!
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Thursday NCCAB Dog play - GC
On Thursday the Dog play in college hoops is on North Texas. Game 721 at 8:00 eastern. North Texas is a solid 30-7 vs losing teams the last few years and has covered 5 of the last 6 times after scoring 60 or less in their last game. When they are a road dog in this range they are 11-3 ats. Tonight they take on a LA.Laffayette team that is just 7-26 vs winning teams and 4-10 when the posted total is 140 to 150. North Texas has won the last 2 meeting between these 2 teams and looks to be a live dog here in this one tonight. On Thursday night I have a 100% Perfect angle in the BCS Championship game tonight. This one particular cutting edge angle is dead on as far as predicting the out come. In college hoops I have another Triple angle Dominator side. Those with me on Wednesday cashed big as the NBA went 2-0 and both top plays cashed as we made over 16 units of profit. Jump on the Thursday card with the big BCS winner. For the dog NCAAB play take North Texas plus the 4 points. BOL GC
On Thursday the Dog play in college hoops is on North Texas. Game 721 at 8:00 eastern. North Texas is a solid 30-7 vs losing teams the last few years and has covered 5 of the last 6 times after scoring 60 or less in their last game. When they are a road dog in this range they are 11-3 ats. Tonight they take on a LA.Laffayette team that is just 7-26 vs winning teams and 4-10 when the posted total is 140 to 150. North Texas has won the last 2 meeting between these 2 teams and looks to be a live dog here in this one tonight. On Thursday night I have a 100% Perfect angle in the BCS Championship game tonight. This one particular cutting edge angle is dead on as far as predicting the out come. In college hoops I have another Triple angle Dominator side. Those with me on Wednesday cashed big as the NBA went 2-0 and both top plays cashed as we made over 16 units of profit. Jump on the Thursday card with the big BCS winner. For the dog NCAAB play take North Texas plus the 4 points. BOL GC
