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SPORTS ADVISORS

MONDAY, JANUARY 25

NBA

Cleveland (34-11, 21-23-1 ATS) at Miami (23-20, 22-21 ATS)

The Cavaliers shoot for their fifth straight victory when they visit American Airlines Arena in Miami for an Eastern Conference showdown with the Heat.

Cleveland has rattled off four straight wins (1-3 ATS), including Saturday’s narrow 100-99 victory over the Thunder, coming up well short as an eight-point home favorite. LeBron James just missed a triple-double with 37 points, 12 assists and nine rebounds in the win. The Cavs are 17-8 on the road this season (14-10-1 ATS), scoring 101 points a game while allowing just 96.1.

Miami has won two straight (SU and ATS), including Saturday’s 115-84 drubbing of the Kings in Florida, easily cashing as a seven-point favorite. Dwyane Wade had 27 points and eight assists and second-year forward Michael Beasley had 21 points and 13 rebounds to lead the way for the Heat. They are just 13-10 (11-12 ATS) in front of the home fans, averaging 97.8 points a game while giving up 93.2 per home contest.

The Cavs have won and covered in three straight series clashes, including a 111-104 win in Miami on Nov. 12, cashing as one-point underdogs. They are 7-1 (5-3 ATS) in the last eight head-to-head meetings and 5-2 ATS in the last seven clashes in South Beach.

Cleveland comes into this one on ATS slides of 1-4-1 on the road, 1-4-1 overall, and 1-7-1 after a straight up win, but it is 36-15-1 ATS in its last 52 Monday outings. Miami is on positive ATS runs of 5-2 at home, 6-1 against Central Division teams and 7-3 against the Eastern Conference, but they are on ATS skids of 4-11 on Mondays and 2-5 after a spread-cover.

For the Cavaliers, the “over” is 5-2 in their last seven overall and their last seven against teams with winning records. The Heat are on “under” runs of 4-1 overall, 5-2 at home, 21-7 after a straight-up win and 4-1 against Central Division teams. In this rivalry, the “over” has been the play in each of the last four.

ATS ADVANTAGE: NONE


Atlanta (28-14 SU and ATS) at Houston (24-19, 22-21 ATS)

The Hawks begin a stretch of 10 of 14 road games when they visit the Toyota Center for a matchup against the Rockets.

Atlanta wrapped up a 4-1 (3-2 ATS) homestand on Friday with a 103-89 win over the Bobcats, cashing as a 6 ½-point favorite. Four of their five starters reached double-digits in points with center Al Horford leading the way with 23 points and nine rebounds. The Hawks are just 10-9 (12-7 ATS) on the road this season where they averaged 98.1 points a game and allow 97.9 per contest.

Houston has won just four of its last 10 overall, but managed to cash in just two of those 10. Friday, the Rockets fell 104-97 at home to the Bulls as six-point favorites. They have lost two of four at home and failed to cash in any of those four, but for the season they are 13-6 (11-8 ATS) in front of the home fans.

The Hawks won the earlier matchup this season between these two, taking a 105-103 win at home on Nov. 20, coming up short as a seven-point chalk. The Rockets have cashed in five straight and eight of the last 10 series meetings. The home team is 8-3 ATS in the last 11 clashes and the chalk has gotten the cash in seven of the last 10.

Atlanta is on positive ATS streaks of 18-7-1 against Western Conference teams and 6-2 as a road ‘dog. Houston is on ATS runs of 34-16-1 against Southeast Division teams and 7-3 after getting a day off, but it is on ATS slides of 0-4 at home, 1-5 overall, 2-5 after a non-cover and 3-7 as a favorite of up to 4 ½ points.

The Hawks are on “under” streaks of 9-3 on Mondays, 12-5 as pups, 4-1 after two days off and 6-1 after a straight-up win. Meanwhile, the Rockets are on “over” runs of 6-0 overall, 4-0 at home, 4-0 after a non-cover and 4-0 as a chalk. These two teams have topped the total in four of their last six meetings.

ATS ADVANTAGE: OVER


Phoenix (26-19, 23-22 ATS) at Utah (25-18, 25-16-2 ATS)

The slumping Suns head to EnergySolutions Arena in Salt Lake City to take on the red-hot Jazz in a matchup of Western Conference playoff contenders.

Phoenix has dropped five of its last seven overall and failed to cash in seven of its last nine, including Saturday’s 112-103 home win over Golden State, narrowly missing as an 11 ½-point chalk. The Suns are just 9-14 on the road (11-12 ATS) where they give up a whopping 109.8 points a game and 46.8 percent shooting.

Utah has won six of seven overall and gone 7-0-2 ATS in its last nine overall. The Jazz clobbered the Nets 116-83 at home on Saturday, covering as 16 ½-point favorites and led offensively by Mehmet Okur (20 points and 11 rebounds) and Carlos Boozer (22 points and nine rebounds). They are 17-6 (15-7-1 ATS) in front of the home fans this season and average 105.2 points a game at home and shoot an amazing 51.2 percent from the floor.

The home team has won four straight (2-2 ATS) in this rivalry and six of the last seven (3-4 ATS) overall. The two teams split last season’s four games with the host getting the win each night, however the road team is 11-4 ATS in the last 15 clashes. Utah is 5-2 ATS in the last seven meetings with the underdog cashing in 16 of the last 23.

Phoenix is on several ATS slides, including 1-4 overall, 2-5 on the road and 6-13-1 as a road ‘dog of 5 to 10 1/2 points. Utah is on nothing but positive ATS runs, including 12-3-1 at home, 22-8 on Mondays, 4-0 after getting a day off, 4-0-1 against the Western conference, 4-0-1 as a favorite and 5-0-2 after a straight-up win.

The Suns have topped the total in five of seven on the road, four of five as ‘dogs and nine of 11 against the Western Conference, but they have stayed “under” the total in 16 of 23 after a non-cover and nine of 12 on the road against teams with winning home records. Meanwhile, the Jazz are on “over” streaks of 5-2 overall, 5-1 on Mondays and 4-1 against Western Conference foes. In this rivalry, the “over” has been the play in four of the last five.

ATS ADVANTAGE: UTAH


COLLEGE BASKETBALL

(12) Georgetown (15-3, 8-6 ATS) at (5) Syracuse (19-1, 12-4 ATS)

The Orange are looking for their seventh straight win as they welcome their longtime rival Georgetown to the Carrier Dome in this Big East confrontation.

The Hoyas have won two straight, including an 88-63 home blowout of Rutgers on Saturday, cashing as whopping 19½-point favorites. Four of five starters reached double digits in scoring, with Greg Monroe leading the way with 21 points, 14 rebounds and six assists. Georgetown is 7-2 in games away from home (5-2 ATS), where they crank up the defensive pressure, allowing just 60.3 points per game on 39.1 percent shooting.

Syracuse had won and cashed in five straight until Saturday when the Orange beat Marquette 76-71 at home but fell short as 8½-point favorites, getting 22 points and 15 rebounds from Wesley Johnson. The Orange average 84.4 ppg at home and shoot a stellar 54.1 percent from the floor while holding the opposition to 62.1 ppg and 36.9 percent shooting.

The home team has won five straight (4-1 ATS) and seven of eight (5-3 ATS) in this rivalry with Syracuse cashing in five of the last six. The Orange scored a 98-94 OT win at home last season, cashing as 3½-point favorites. Syracuse is 5-1 ATS in the last six meetings in New York.

Georgetown is 5-2 ATS in the last seven road games, but it is on negative ATS streaks of 7-19 in Big East play, 4-10 on Mondays and 6-21-1 after a spread-cover. Syracuse is on a plethora of positive ATS runs, including 21-6 overall, 12-4 at home, 12-3 in Big East action and 4-0 after a non-cover.

The Hoyas have stayed “under” the total in six of seven on Mondays and six of eight after a spread-cover, but they’ve topped the total in five straight overall and five straight conference games. The Orangemen have stayed below the number in eight of 11 on Mondays and five of six after a non-cover, but they are on “over” runs of 4-1 at home and 19-7 after a straight-up win. Finally, the “over” has been the play in each of the last three head-to-head meetings.

ATS ADVANTAGE: SYRACUSE


Missouri (15-4, 8-5 ATS) at (3) Kansas (18-1, 8-7-1 ATS)

Two of the top three teams in the Big 12 square off inside Allen Fieldhouse at Lawrence, Kan., as Missouri meets the Jayhawks.

The Tigers had their nine-game winning streak (4-1 ATS) snapped on Jan. 16 at Oklahoma, falling 66-61 as 3½-point road favorites. But they rebounded and clubbed Nebraska 70-53 at home on Saturday, getting the cash as a 13-point chalk. Missouri is just 2-4 (2-3 ATS) on the road this season and give up a whopping 76 points a game while managing just 74.2 with the offense on 38.4 percent shooting.

Kansas has won four straight (2-1-1 ATS) since losing their only game this season at Tennessee on Jan. 10. Saturday the Jayhawks went to Iowa State and got an 84-61 win as 11 ½-point favorites, led by Cole Aldrich’s 19 points and 11 rebounds. Kansas shoots 50.4 percent from the floor inside Allen Fieldhouse and puts up 89.5 points a game while allowing just 60.5 points and limiting the opposition to 36 percent shooting.

The Jayhawks have won six of the last seven series clashes (5-2 ATS), including a 90-65 home win as a 4 ½-point favorite last season.

Missouri has cashed in six of seven conference games and four of five overall, but the Tigers are on ATS slides of 16-35 on the road, 8-22 on the road against teams with winning home records and 1-4 on Mondays. Kansas has failed to cover in four straight after a spread-cover, but it is on several ATS streaks, including 34-16-2 overall, 35-17-1 at home, 10-1 on Mondays and 19-6-2 in Big 12 action.

The Tigers have stayed below the total in six of seven Big 12 games but they’ve gone “over” the number in six of eight road games, seven of eight Monday outings and six of eight on the road against teams with winning home records. Kansas is on several “under” runs, including 7-3 overall, 20-6 after a straight-up win, 5-1 at home, 8-2 following a spread-cover and 11-1 at home against teams with a losing road record. Finally, in this rivalry, the “over” has been the play in six of the last nine clashes dating to 2005.

ATS ADVANTAGE: KANSAS and OVER

 

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Joey Torelli

Houston Rockets -1 (5* Play)

 

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Jim Feist's 15-4, 79% 20* NBA Hi-Roller Total -Monday

NBA (707) ORLANDO MAGIC at (708) MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES

Take: over (20* NBA Hi Roller Total)

 

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Pluslinesports Hockey

Pittsburgh vs. New York
Pick: OVER 5.5 goals (-110)

 

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Malinsky


NBA -80.6 Units Year to Date

NBA Totals 14-19-1 Year to Date 42%

Totals All Sports ( 5 Years ) 47.9%


4* #710 SAN ANTONIO/CHICAGO Under

We lost a play on the Spurs Under on Friday night in what has been an excellent long-term situation for Gregg Popovich, and even with that failure the numbers in this category are significant – his Spurs have played to a 51-24-2 Under count the last six seasons the game after allowing at least 100 points in regulation. Now it has been back-to-back home games in which the defense has allowed the opposition to reach the century mark, and while the markets are adjusting the Totals higher because of those results, we believe that the focus and intensity level for San Antonio becomes even tighter, especially with two full days to prepare for this game. So we put the long-term pattern back into play again.Popovich knows as well as any coach what it takes to still be playing in June, and that is why the focus has always been to quickly clean up defensive lapses in the past. And his comments this weekend follow along that path - <i>“Persistence. That's your only choice. You keep on pushing. You keep trying to improve. You understand what you have to improve, and you work at it.”</i> The fact that the last two defensive failures also led to SU defeats creates an even greater sense of urgency, and with Saturday and Sunday off, and nothing up tomorrow, this game is treated like a playoff affair.Note that despite the recent problems it is not as though this has been an awful defense – they still check in at #9 in the NBA, which is a solid level, but not up to their expectations. Right above them at #8 just happens to be Chicago, which shows a marked improvement on that end of the court when Tyrus Thomas is in the rotation. With reports this morning that a couple of days of rest will put Joakim Noah back on the court it helps to tighten things up even more, and that gives us the matchups that we need to get in play here.

4* #714 UTAH/PHOENIX Under

Suddenly the Jazz look like a Jerry Sloan team again. In eight home games since Christmas they have allowed an average of 91.1 points per game, and there has been a direct correlation between the return of Andrei Kirilenko to the starting lineup and the regaining of their defensive chemistry. The markets are far behind on appreciating those changes, and that gives us excellent value for this setting.Kirilenko adds a toughness that is needed by the Utah front-court, and that is fully acknowledged by Sloan (<i>"No question [his size] makes a big difference. He's able to block shots and play defense. I probably should have had him [starting] all along, if I'd been smart enough."</i>) and floor leader Deron Williams (<i>"A.K.'s length bothers people defensively. He gives us an added shot-blocker out there to start the game, which helps."</i>). And the fact that the defense is bringing rewards, like in the current 6-1 run, means that they remain focused on those improvements, especially in only their second game in five days, which means ample time to put a game plan together for this opponent. And Sloan already knows that the best way to beat Phoenix is to slow the game down – they played to counts of 206 and 180 in regulation on this court LY.The Suns love to run but are not adept at forcing pace vs. superior opponents, especially without Leandro Barbosa – note that they are 11-5 to the Under when he does not play. And while they are certainly nothing special defensively, the one tool that Alvin Gentry has used is a zone that can be effective here, since Utah’s offense needs penetration in order to make up for the lack of spot-up shooters on the wings. That further helps to reduce the pace tonight, and brings us something much less than the track meet that the oddsmakers are projecting.

4* #716 DENVER/CHARLOTTE Under

The markets have some key adjustments to make here, and we believe they came up far short. To lose either Carmelo Anthony or J. R. Smith is significant to the Nuggets in terms of the pace that they play at. But to lose both requires multiplication, and not addition, in factoring the numbers properly. Now the offensive efficiency and pace both all off in a major way, with heavy minutes having to go to Joey Graham and Anthony Carter, who do not bring anywhere near the same level of offensive talent (and the fact that neither played a single minute in Saturday’s O.T. win over New Orleans shows where they really belong in the rotation). Instead of the second unit bringing energy and pace off of the bench, it becomes a stodgy group that will have to rely more on defense and moving the basketball than racing up and down the court. That is further magnified by tonight’s opponent.Charlotte has now moved all the way up to #1 on our best set of defensive ratings, and the fact that the defense is directly correlating into scoreboard wins makes it easier for the Bobcats to buy into Larry Brown’s tactics. The more you rely on defense, the more you also play deliberately on offense to increase the impact of that defense on the game – Charlotte is 27th in the league in pace. With two of the most explosive Nugget scorers sidelined they will put extra emphasis on making this a half-court affair, turning this into a grinder without much tempo at all, and with a lot of long possessions that end up with low percentage shots

 

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Insider Angles

The Philadelphia 76ers beat the Indiana Pacers as 2.5-point road underdogs at Indiana in the first half of this home-and-home series on Saturday, but we like the Pacers to at the very least cover this spread in the return match in Philadelphia.

After all, one of the reasons for backing the 76ers on Saturday was that the Pacers are too weak of a team to be giving points, but now the shoe is on the other foot as that same logic now applies to Philadelphia.

The Sixers are a dismal 15-28 overall, but what is worse is that they are just 7-14 straight up and 5-16 against the spread here at home, getting outscored by an average of -3.1 points per game in their own building. If we extend back to last year, Philadelphia is 7-19 ATS in their last 26 home games, and as evidence that the 76ers are not reliable giving points, they are an atrocious 5-11 ATS as favorites this season regardless of the venue.

The Pacers should be in an ornery mood after losing to this team at home, but keep in mind that Indiana was playing their fourth game in five nights Saturday, which may help explain why they were outrebounded 52-44, including 16 offensive boards for Philly. They needed the day off Sunday more than the Sixers did, so look for an improved outing by the Pacers here.

Given that these teams are not separated by much in terms of ability and Philadelphia has not protected their home court well, the right-back revenge angle may be all Indiana needs to not only cover this number, but possibly emerge victorious.

NBA Free Pick: Pacers +4.5

 

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Tonight’s college basketball odds feature two great college basketball betting matchup. The No. 5 Syracuse Orange host No. 14 Georgetown, while Missouri pays a visit to third-ranked Kansas.

No. 14 Georgetown at No. 5 Syracuse (-5.5) – 7:00 p.m. ET

Syracuse is the favorite at 5.5 points. The Orange (19-1, 11-4 ATS) have been on a roll, winning six in a row since the team’s only loss of the season. Not only is Syracuse winning outright, it’s also delivering for fans betting the point spread—the team has covered in five of its last six games.

Offensively, the team is fifth in the country at 84 points per game. Forward Wesley Johnson is leading the way; the junior is first on the team in scoring (17.3 PPG) and rebounding (9.1 RPG). The Orange aren’t pushovers in their own end of the floor though, and are allowing a solid 65.2 PPG on “D.”

Georgetown (15-3, 8-6 ATS) has won two straight, but the Hoyas have dropped two of their last six games, both on the road. Worse yet, the team is just 3-3 against the spread in its last six games, meaning college basketball betting fans are having a tough time backing this unpredictable squad.

Though not as potent as Syracuse’s, the Hoyas offense can score. Three players—Austin Freeman, Greg Monroe and Chris Wright—are averaging at least 15 points per game, while Jason Clark is also scoring in double figures.

This has been a very even series; the teams have split their last four meetings both straight up and against the spread. The total has gone over three straight times.

NCAAB Bonus Plays: Syracuse

Missouri at No. 3 Kansas – 9:00 p.m. ET

Since losing at Tennessee, the Jayhawks have won four straight. Kansas (18-1, 8-7-1 ATS) hasn’t been so hot against the spread, however, going 2-3-1 in its last six outings. There’s also a 2-4 record ATS in its last six home games for professional gamblers.

Kansas owns the country’s fourth-best offense at 84.9 points per game. Four players are averaging double-figures this season, with guard Sherron Collins leading the way at 16.0 PPG. The Jayhawks also possess a very good defense and will have a significant rebounding edge over Missouri.

Missouri (15-4, 8-5 ATS) lost 66-61 at Oklahoma two weeks ago but is in the midst of a 10-1 run. The Tigers have been great against the point spread lately, too, going 3-1 in their last four outings.

Offensively, Missouri can keep up with Kansas at 81.6 points per game. Kim English paces the team with 14.8 points per outing, but the Tigers ultimately rely on a little bit of scoring from everyone. As mentioned earlier, though, they’ll struggle on the boards; Laurence Bowers leads Missouri at just 5.9 rebounds per game.

The Jayhawks have won six of their last seven games against Missouri while covering two straight against the spread. The total has been a mixed bag, splitting 2-2 over the past four matchups.

Sportsbook bet: Kansas

 

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BEAT THE FIX

5* - Penn +7

 

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BRANDON LANG

NOTE:
Weird feeling after the Saints win.

Was on the wrong side of the game, had a chance for the cover anyhow, looked like it was a loser at the end of regulation to a push in OT.

One part of me was happy to at least get that as New Orleans played like crap in the 2nd half, and yet another part of me was sad for Brett Favre because he battled like I have never seen him battle before and the Vikings were after all the right side of that game.

However, buying down from 3 1/2 is always smart money and as everyone saw, it came in real handy with the game falling on 3.

Now let me take a moment to talk about the 100 dime release on the Saints. I released the game at 9:00 pm EST Saturday night when the line was 3 1/2 and told you to make sure to buy down to -3, to never get beat by the hook. The line stayed at -3 1/2 until 4:00 pm Sunday afternoon when it moved back up to 4.

Considering all the factors that go into grading a play and the line, the powers that be have graded it a push with the understanding that very few people waited until 4:00 pm eastern to bet the favorite. More than likely my clients got themselves a 3 1/2 number, bought it down to 3 and live to fight another day.

I picked up +72.5 dimes of net profit and put up yet another solid winning week here in 2010 and now basketball takes center stage for the next 2 weeks.

Interesting to see the Colts open at -4 over the Saints with the line jumping to 5 almost immediately. Time to get to work on my 18th straight super bowl winner.

In the meantime, here is some basketball for you here on Monday.

15 DIME - MIAMI HEAT - Great spot for the Heat to step up and deliver.

Cavs have been winning, but they have been winning ugly.

They had no right covering against the Lakers, and were very fortunate to beat the Thunder at home 2 days later.

Further examination will show the Cavs are doing just enough to get by their last 10 games.

On the outside you will see 4 straight wins and 7 of their last 10 but just 3-6-1 ATS.

Lost at home to Charlotte, blew out the gun toting Wizards before heading west.

All told they went 3-2 but just 1-3-1 ATS and only one game was impressive.

A 2-point loss at Denver, 12 point win at Portland, 3 point win at Golden State, 1 point loss at Utah and a 1 point win at the Clippers.

They return home for a sluggish win no cover versus the Raptors, a miracle cover versus the Lakers courtesy of Paul Gasol and his 2 missed free throws and a 1 point win no cover versus the Thunder.

They are without Mo Williams, no Delonte West either, and playing a surging Heat squad which looks like they haver their swagger back.

After getting flat out destroyed at Charlotte by 39 they have bounced back to win 2 in a row by 31 over the Kings and 30 over the Pacers.

Miami on a 7-3 SU run at home and all 7 wins have been by double digits.

With the Cavs banged up and a bit short handed and the line begging you to take the Cavs at a short price, it's Wade and company who are the right side and they will take care of business.

15 dime - HEAT

FREE SELECTION - HOUSTON ROCKETS

 

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JAMES JONES
Odds Worth Betting O/U System


There are two games that fit the
criteria of the Total Edge System. One of the games is Portland
over 187, but since B. Roy is still out I suggest not playing that
one. The other game is:

Boston & Clippers under 190.5 7:30 P.M. EST

 

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Rocketman Sports 3* CBB BLOWOUT Monday!

Western Carolina -5.5

 

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FANTASY SPORTS GAMETIME

Monday NHL Plays

NHL Hockey

50* Play Calgary (-160) over St. Louis

 

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AdamWins

Chad Rubiola: PLAY: Memphis Grizzlies / +1.5 / 4 Units

Sam Cheng: PLAY: OVER / 203.5 POINTS / 4 Units

Larry Girardi PLAY: Atlanta Hawks / +1.5 / 4 Units

 

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David Banks

NBA
7:00 Indiana Pacers +4.5 Pts
7:30 Miami Heat +1.5 Pts
8:00 Memphis Grizzlies -1 Pts
8:30 Houston Rockets -1.5 Pts

NCAAB
7:00 Syracuse -5.5 Pts
9:00 Missouri +12 Pts

 

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ALL COMPS!!!!!!!

Big Al McMordie
* Miami Heat,

Bobby Maxwell
3* Syracuse Orange, -6

Cajun Sports
2* Atlanta Hawks, +1

Dave Cokin
* Southern Illinois Salukis,

Dominic Fazzini
3* Houston Rockets, -1

EZ Winners
* Utah Jazz, -7

Frank Jordan
* Cleveland Cavaliers, -1.5

Gamblers Data
2* Saint Louis Blues, +140

James Patrick Sports
* Wofford Terriers,

Karl Garrett
1* New Orleans Hornets,

LT Profits
* Utah Jazz, Under 220.5

Scott Spreitzer
* Utah Jazz,

Tom Freese
* Georgetown Hoyas,

Vegas Experts
* Memphis Grizzlies,

 

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Tim Trushel

20* houston

 

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DOC SPORTS NBA

3-Unit Play #701 Take Indiana +5 ½ Over Philadelphia
3-Unit Play #711 Take Atlanta/Houston Over 197
3-Unit Play #705 Take LA Clippers +11 ½ Over Boston Celtics

 

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MORE COMPS!!!!!!!!

SportsAction365.com............. CBB - Boise State +5.5
NSA Wins............................. NBA - Jazz under 221.5
VegasSI.com....................... CBB - Furman -1.5
Charlies Sports...................... NBA - 76ers under 206.5
GameDay Net....................... CBB - Kansas -12
Gerry "Big Cat" Andino........... NBA - Magic -1
Vincent Pioli......................... NBA - Jazz -7
Chicago Sports Group............. CBB - Southern Illinois -6
Fred Callahan ...................... NBA - Hawks +1
Tony Campone.................... NBA - Bobcats over 195
Priority Sports Info................Kansas -12
Valley Sports ...................... St.Joesph -7½
Sports Book Edge................. St.Lo.Blues/Ca.Flames Ov.5
TJ Elliot.............................. St.Joesph -7½
Billy Irish..............................Va.Canucks -145
TDS Pucks & Dunks................NY Rangers +110
Jeff Alexander..................... Ho.Rockets -1
LPW Sports Forecast ............ Cl.Cavs +1
Mikey Sports...................... Ph.76ers -5

 

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ROBERT FERRINGO NCAAB

2-Unit Play. Take #728 Idaho over Boise State
0.5-Unit Play. Take #720 Syracuse over Georgetown
0.5-Unit Play. Take #724 Southern Illinois over Western Kentucky
0.5-Unit Play. Take #732 Western Carolina over Charleston
0.5-Unit Play. Take #733 Samford over Furman

 

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MORE COMPS!!!!!!!

Brett Atkins
4* Miami Heat,

Chuck O'Brien
3* Charlotte Bobcats,

Dave Price
1* Los Angeles Clippers, +11.5

Jay McNeil
4* Utah Jazz,

Jeff Alexander
1* Houston Rockets, -1

Jeff Benton
5* Chicago Bulls,

Joel Tyson
2* San Antonio Spurs,

Sean Murphy
* Utah Jazz, Under 221.5

Stan Lisowski
* Cleveland Cavaliers,

Tony George
* Atlanta Hawks, +1