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GAME OF THE DAY

JAYHAWKS AT AGGIES

Barring a season-ending collapse, Kansas (24-1, 10-0) has virtually locked up a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. The Jayhawks are also the leader in the clubhouse for the overall No. 1 seed in the tournament.

Texas A&M (18-6, 7-3) is one of the hottest teams in the nation. The Aggies made a steady climb up the RPI rankings over the past three weeks highlighted by big wins over Missouri and Oklahoma. They’re coming off a win at Texas Tech on Saturday and are in second place in the Big 12 standings.

WINNING IS A HABIT

Kansas’ only loss of the season came at Tennessee over a month ago and under strange circumstances. It was the first game after the Vols suspended four players for legal troubles involving drugs and a loaded gun. Tennessee came out inspired and pulled away down the stretch.

Since then Kansas has rolled over just about every team in its path. But the oddsmakers have been right on the Jayhawks during their roll. Kansas is 24-1 on the season but just 10-11-1 ATS.

You have to wonder how important this game is to Kansas after coach Bill Self said recently that he felt his team was actually stronger in 2008 when it won the national title because it went through a stretch where it lost three of five games in the middle of the Big 12 slate.

“I love our record,” Self said. “But the objective is not to have great record. The objective is to have a great team.”

Then again, Texas A&M is only three games behind the Jayhawks in the conference standings and most believe that Kansas’ most impressive wins this season were on the road at Temple, Texas and Kansas State.

ROLLING AGGIES

The Aggies have rallied from double-digit deficits four times this year. Coach Mark Turgeon said his team is riding the best wave in his three years at the school. The Aggies have won four straight and six of their last seven setting up this monstrous test. You can be Reed Arena will be a madhouse tonight.

"Are you kidding me?" he said. "To play the No. 1 team on your home court when you have a lot of confidence is something you dream about. We know we'll get Kansas' best shot. It should be a heck of a game."

TAKE A NUMBER

Kansas leads the Big 12 in just about every offensive category. It averages 83 points a game (fourth in nation) and has a winning margin of just over 20 points.

Turgeon is worried about two things: his team’s defense and free throw shooting. Both were bad again on Saturday against Texas Tech.

“We are slipping a little defensively,” Turgeon said. “I think we have spent so much time getting ready for what the other team does we haven’t been doing all the little things that make us what we are defensively, and (last week gave) us time for us to go back. We gave up a lot of layups the other day and a couple of wide-open 3s in transition, and that’s not good basketball.”

Texas Tech hit 7-of-18 from 3-point range Saturday and the Aggies struggled again from the free throw line shooting just 59 percent but those things are not coming back to bite them in their hot streak. The Aggies are ranked 278th in the nation in free throw shooting.

TREND SETTING

Texas A&M has beaten the spread in its last four games. It opened the season with a five-game ATS winning streak.

The Aggies went under the total last game after going over the mark four straight times.

Texas A&M is 13-0 straight up at home this season.

Kansas is 7-1 straight up on the road this season and 4-1 ATS in last five games at A&M.

Kansas loves Big Monday. The Jayhawks are 17-5 ATS in their last 22 Monday games.

The Jayhawks failed to cover Saturday and are 9-3-1 in their last 13 games after failing to cover.

 

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NBA AT THE BREAK

Some say the NBA is simply an acronym for Nothing But Aggravation. Others contend it's merely a Nice Bankroll Additive. Whatever your take, there is no better time than the present - with Pro Basketball taking a time out for the All-Star break - to examine the condition of each team in the league at this stage of the season. From the surprise teams to the disappointments, the run to the playoffs is about to take off.

What we've seen thus far is some teams have excelled against foes that do not own a winning record, such as the Hawks (18-8 ATS) and the Kings (17-9-1 ATS), while others have struggled in games against lousy competition, such as the Mavericks (9-17 ATS), the Nets (8-16-1 ATS) and the Hornets (8-18 ATS).

On the flip, a handful of teams have risen to the occasion when squaring off against quality, winning opposition - teams like the Cavaliers (21-4 SU and 16-7-2 ATS), the Hornets 18-9 ATS) and the Thunder (19-9 ATS). The Wizards are biggest money burner in games against winning teams (7-14 ATS), season to date.

Here's a quick look at some of the GOOD, BAD, and UGLY team trends on every team and how they have fared SU (Straight Up) and ATS (Against The Spread) this season in games played through the All-Star break. In addition, I also break down performance records for each team in games versus .500 or less and greater than .500 opponents this campaign. Do your homework now, and enjoy the rest of the season…

ATLANTA

Good: 12-2 ATS vs. opp of .375 or less
Bad: 1-4 ATS as dog less than five points
Ugly: 0-3 ATS with no rest vs. division
Vs. .500 or less: 19-7 SU, 18-8 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 15-10 SU, 14-11 ATS

BOSTON

Good: 6-1-1 ATS pick or favorite of 4 or less points
Bad: 1-7 ATS favorites of 12 or more points
Ugly: 1-11 ATS home off loss
Vs. .500 or less: 23-6 SU, 10-19 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 9-12 SU, 9-11-1 ATS

CHICAGO

Good: 5-0-1 ATS vs. division opp off loss
Bad: 3-9 ATS away off SU and ATS loss
Ugly: 1-5 ATS off SU favorite loss
Vs. .500 or less: 13-12 SU, 10-13-2 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 12-14 SU, 14-12 ATS

CLEVELAND

Good: 8-0 SU and ATS vs. opp of .750 or greater
Bad: 1-4 ATS home with no rest
Ugly: 0-3 SU and ATS vs. opp with 3+ days rest
Vs. .500 or less: 20-6 SU, 10-16 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 21-4 SU, 16-7-2 ATS

DALLAS

Good: 7-1 ATS away off loss
Bad: 3-16 ATS home vs. non-division opp
Ugly: 0-4 ATS off BB SU and ATS losses
Vs. .500 or less: 18-8 SU, 9-17 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 14-12 SU, 12-14 ATS

DENVER

Good: 7-0-1 ATS home vs. opp off double-digit win
Bad: 1-6 ATS off SU dog win
Ugly: 0-4 ATS away vs. opp off SU dog win
Vs. .500 or less: 11-18 SU, 11-16-2 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 6-16 SU, 10-11-1 ATS

DETROIT

Good: 4-1-1 ATS vs. .250 or less opp
Bad: 4-14-2 ATS off ATS loss of 4 or more points
Ugly: 0-5-1 ATS fav off SU and ATS loss
Vs. .500 or less: 11-18 SU, 11-16-2 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 6-16 SU, 10-11-1 ATS

GOLDEN STATE

Good: 7-1 ATS dog vs. unrested opp
Bad: 2-6 SU and ATS fav of less than 6 points
Ugly: 1-5 ATS off loss vs. opp of SU dog win
Vs. .500 or less: 10-15, 12-12-1 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 4-22 SU, 16-10 ATS

HOUSTON

Good: 3-0 ATS vs. opp with 3 more days rest
Bad: 2-9 ATS fav with revenge
Ugly: 0-5 ATS vs. non div opp off SU dog win
Vs. .500 or less: 18-8, 13-13 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 9-16 SU, 11-14 ATS

INDIANA

Good: 5-0 ATS double-digit dog
Bad: 1-5 ATS off loss vs. div opp
Ugly: 1-7 ATS dog of 3 or less points
Vs. .500 or less: 14-16 SU, 13-17 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 4-18 SU, 9-13 ATS

LA CLIPPERS

Good: 5-1-1 ATS fav vs. Eastern Conference
Bad: 1-6 ATS dog vs. opp off double-digit win
Ugly: 0-7 ATS with rest vs. conf opp off BB SU and ATS losses
Vs. .500 or less: 14-15 SU, 13-15-1 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 7-16 SU, 11-12 ATS

LA LAKERS

Good: 6-1 ATS away vs. opp off double-digit loss
Bad: 2-7-1 ATS fav of 5 or less points
Ugly: 1-6 ATS vs. opp off BB SU and ATS wins
Vs. .500 or less: 23-3 SU, 14-12 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 18-10 SU, 11-15-2 ATS

MEMPHIS

Good: 12-1 ATS off win vs. opp of loss
Bad: 3-8 ATS away off loss
Ugly: 0-5 ATS off loss vs opp off SU and ATS win
Vs. .500 or less: 12-7 SU, 11-7-1 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 14-18 SU, 16-16 ATS

MIAMI

Good: 10-2 ATS vs. less .400 opp
Bad: 1-5 ATS vs. opp off SU dog win
Ugly: 0-3 SU and ATS off 3 wins
Vs. .500 or less: 16-10 SU, 14-12 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 10-17 SU, 12-14-1 ATS

MILWAUKEE

Good: 7-1 ATS no rest vs. unrested opp
Bad: 1-5 ATS off SU dog win vs. opp off win
Ugly: 0-3 ATS off 3-0 SU and ATS
Vs. .500 or less: 19-11 SU, 19-11 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 5-16 SU, 12-9 ATS

MINNESOTA

Good: 9-0 ATS dog of less 4 points
Bad: 4-11 ATS off BB losses vs opp off loss
Ugly: 0-5 ATS vs. unrested con opp
Vs. .500 or less: 8-20 SU, 15-13 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 5-20 SU, 13-12 ATS

NEW JERSEY

Good: 4-0 ATS double-digit div dog
Bad: 12-27-2 ATS vs. non div opp
Ugly: 0-3 SU and ATS fav
Vs. .500 or less: 4-21 SU, 8-16-1 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 0-27 SU, 11-15-1 ATS

NEW ORLEANS

Good: 10-2 ATS dog of more 7 points
Bad: 2-10 ATS fav off win
Ugly: 0-9 ATS vs. less .300 opp
Vs. .500 or less: 15-11 SU, 8-18 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 13-14 SU, 18-9 ATS

NEW YORK

Good: 8-1 ATS off loss of 14 more points
Bad: 1-5 ATS off double-digit win
Ugly: 1-6 ATS away with no rest
Vs. .500 or less: 14-18 SU, 14-17-1 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 5-14 SU, 9-10 ATS

OKLAHOMA CITY

Good: 14-1 ATS off SU and ATS loss
Bad: 2-6 ATS vs. unrested opp
Ugly: 1-6 ATS off double-digit ATS win vs. opp off BB wins
Vs. .500 or less: 16-7 SU, 13-10 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 14-14 SU, 19-9 ATS

ORLANDO

Good: 8-0 ATS vs. unrested opp off win
Bad: 1-5 ATS vs opp off BB SU and ATS losses
Ugly: 1-7 ATS home off SU and ATS win
Vs. .500 or less: 22-7 SU, 15-12-2 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 14-11 SU, 9-13-3 ATS

PHILADELPHIA

Good: 5-0 ATS dog of more 10 points
Bad: 7-18 ATS home
Ugly: 1-8 ATS home dog
Vs. .500 or less: 13-17 SU, 12-18 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 7-15 SU, 11-11 ATS

PHOENIX

Good: 4-0 ATS away vs. opp off BB SU and ATS losses
Bad: 2-7 ATS off win of 18 or more points
Ugly: 0-5-1 ATS with revenge vs. unrested opp
Vs. .500 or less: 17-9 SU, 13-13 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 14-13 SU, 14-12-1 ATS

PORTLAND

Good: 5-0 ATS no rest vs. opp of loss
Bad: 2-6-1 ATS off SU and ATS loss vs. opp off SU and ATS win
Ugly: 0-4 ATS off win vs. unrested opp
Vs. .500 or less: 18-9 SU, 14-12-1 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 13-15 SU, 15-12-1 ATS

SACRAMENTO

Good: 8-1 as double-digit dog
Bad: 3-9 ATS vs. Eastern Conference opp off win
Ugly: 0-5 ATS away vs. opp off SU favorite loss
Vs. .500 or less: 15-12 SU, 17-9-1 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 3-22 SU, 10-14-1 ATS

SAN ANTONIO

Good: 5-1 ATS off double-digit win vs. opp off BB wins
Bad: 2-5 ATS as dog of 2 more points
Ugly: 1-8 ATS off division
Vs. .500 or less: 20-8 SU, 15-13 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 10-13 SU, 10-13 ATS

TORONTO

Good: 8-2 ATS vs. unrested opp
Bad: 3-9 ATS with no rest
Ugly: 1-7 ATS away off loss vs. non div opp
Vs. .500 or less: 21-10 SU, 17-14 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 8-13 SU, 10-11 ATS

UTAH

Good: 9-0 SU and ATS home vs unrested opp
Bad: 2-5 ATS vs. div opp off loss
Ugly: 0-5 ATS fav of more than 7 points vs. div opp off loss
Vs. .500 or less: 17-7 SU, 14-10 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 15-12 SU, 17-8-2 ATS

WASHINGTON

Good: 4-1 ATS off win of less than 4 points
Bad: 1-6 ATS vs. opp of .750 greater
Ugly: 1-10 ATS fav more than 2 points
Vs. .500 or less: 11-18 SU, 11-15-3 ATS
Vs. winning opp: 6-15 SU, 7-14 ATS

 

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ALL COMPS!!!!

#1 Sports
* Arkansas State Red Wolves, -8.5

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* University North Carolina Greensboro Spartans (UNC-Greensboro), +7

Jim Feist
* University North Carolina Greensboro Spartans (UNC-Greensboro), +7

Mike Wynn
* New Mexico State Aggies, -11.5

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* Milwaukee Panthers, -10

Totals 4 U
* New Mexico State Aggies, Over 147

 

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Mighty missed with Illinois (-1-1/2).

Today it's Maryland. The deficit is 330 sirignanos.

 

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CAPPERS ACCESS

Villanova
Texas A&M

 

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Insider Sports Report

4* St Peters -4
3* Texas A&M +8

 

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DCI

Season
Straight Up: 3022-974 (.756)
ATS: 1244-1260 (.497)
ATS Vary Units: 3504-3662 (.489)
Over/Under: 1079-1098 (.496)
Over/Under Vary Units: 1624-1613 (.502)

Atlantic Coast Conference
MARYLAND 75, Virginia 65
Atlantic Sun Conference
CAMPBELL 72, Kennesaw State 58
Big 12 Conference
Kansas 77, TEXAS A&M 71
Big East Conference
VILLANOVA 87, Connecticut 72
Horizon League
WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE 77, Youngstown State 61
Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
Fairfield 67, MANHATTAN 64
SAINT PETER'S 68, Rider 61
Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
Bethune-Cookman 62, UMES 57
DELAWARE STATE 65, Florida A&M 53
HAMPTON 65, North Carolina A&T 58
HOWARD 72, Norfolk State 67
MORGAN STATE 80, South Carolina State 68
Ohio Valley Conference
AUSTIN PEAY 78, Jacksonville State 71
TENNESSEE STATE 78, Tennessee Tech 75
Southern Conference
Western Carolina 76, UNC GREENSBORO 73
Southwestern Athletic Conference
Arkansas-Pine Bluff 77, ALCORN STATE 63
PRAIRIE VIEW A&M 71, Grambling State 57
SOUTHERN 68, Mississippi Valley State 67
TEXAS SOUTHERN 65, Jackson State 63
Sun Belt Conference
ARKANSAS STATE 72, LouiSIAna-Monroe 64
Western Athletic Conference
NEW MEXICO STATE 84, Hawai'i 70
Non-Conference
Coastal Carolina 70, NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL 57
COPPIN STATE 65, Winston-Salem State 58
IDAHO STATE 73, Cal State Bakersfield 67
North Texas 86, HOUSTON BAPTIST 73
Savannah State vs. STETSON: TOO CLOSE TO CALL

 

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SPORTS ADVISORS

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

UConn (14-11, 9-14 ATS) at (4) Villanova (22-2, 16-7 ATS)

The struggling Huskies make the trek to The Pavilion at Villanova for a key Big East matchup with the Wildcats.

Connecticut has lost five of its last six games (both SU and ATS), including Saturday’s humiliating 60-48 home loss to Cincinnati as a seven-point favorite. The Huskies, who are on the bubble for the NCAA Tournament and in need of a statement victory, have struggled on the road this year, going 1-8 SU and 4-5 ATS. They’ve been outscored by more than seven points per game (74.3-67.2) when they take to the highway.

Villanova has won 13 of its last 14 (10-4 ATS) overall, including a 92-81 home win over Providence on Saturday, though it came up short as a 14-point favorite. Four of the Wildcats five starters scoring in double digits on Saturday, as Villanova continued its high-scoring ways. Jay Wright’s club averages 87.6 ppg and shoots 48.3 percent from the floor at home, where they are a perfect 11-0 (7-3 ATS) this season.

UConn won the only matchup between these two last season, scoring an 89-83 home win but coming up short as a 9½-point favorite. The Wildcats have cashed in four of the last five series clashes and six of the last nine dating back to 2003, including four straight at home. The host is 8-2 ATS in the last 10 meetings, and the chalk has cashed in five of the last seven.

The Huskies are on ATS slides of 1-5 overall, 1-4 on Monday and 2-6 after a non-cover. Meanwhile, Villanova has failed to cover in three of its last four games but is still on several positive ATS streaks, including 15-6 overall, 9-4 in Big East action, 8-3 at home, 6-0 on Monday and 13-6 after a straight-up win.

For UConn, the under is on runs of 7-3 overall, 10-4 on the road, 6-2 in conference play and 7-2 after a non-cover. On the opposite side, the Wildcats have topped the total in 14 of 18 overall, eight of 11 Big East games, 12 of 16 after a straight-up win and five of seven Monday contests. In this series, the over is 6-2 in the last eight meetings but the under is 4-1 in the last five played at Villanova.

ATS ADVANTAGE: VILLANOVA


(1) Kansas (24-1, 10-11-1 ATS) at Texas A&M (18-6, 12-8 ATS)

The top-ranked Jayhawks head to Reed Arena in College Station, Texas, in search of their 11th straight win when they take on Texas A&M in a Big 12 matchup.

Kansas is coming in off Saturday’s 73-59 home blowout of Iowa State, but it fell short as a 21-point favorite to drop to 1-4 ATS in its last five games. The Jayhawks had four of five starters score in double figures against the Cyclones, with Marcus Morris and Cole Aldrich recording double-doubles. Bill Self’s squad is 9-1 away from home this season (4-5-1 ATS), holding the opposition to 66.9 ppg and 38.3 percent shooting.

The Aggies have rattled off four consecutive SU and ATS wins, including Saturday’s thrilling 67-65 road win at Texas Tech on Saturday, cashing as a one-point underdog thanks to the play of Bryan Davis (13 points, 16 rebounds). Texas A&M sits at a perfect 13-0 at home this season but has cashed in just five of nine lined contests. Going back to last year, the Aggies have won 16 in a row at Reed Arena (8-4 ATS), including 8-0 when hosting Big 12 foes (6-2 ATS).

Kansas has won three straight in this rivalry (2-1 ATS) and nine of the last 10 (6-4 ATS) dating back to the 2001 season. In last season’s lone clash, the Jayhawks scored a 73-53 win as 10½-point home favorite. The road team has gotten the cash in five of the last six meetings, with Kansas covering in four of the last five at College Station.

Despite failing to cover in four of their last five (all in conference), the Jayhawks are still on ATS runs of 17-5 on Monday and 9-3-1 after a non-cover. Texas A&M is on positive ATS streaks of 7-3 after a spread-cover, 4-0 in Big 12 action and 5-1 at home against teams with winning road records.

Kansas has stayed “under” the posted number in five of seven overall, 36 of 53 after a straight-up win, seven of 10 on the road and five of six on Monday. The Aggies have stayed below the number in five of seven at home, but gone “over” the number in four of five overall and five of six at home against teams with winning road records. In this series, the “over” has been the play in three of the last five overall.

ATS ADVANTAGE: TEXAS A&M

 

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CBK: Tennessee Tech +1.5

CBK: Texas A&M +8

 

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Billy Coleman

2-1 day yesterday with a 7-3 on star basis.

4* # 705 8pm EST - UL Monroe-Ark St <under 136>
3* # 717 8pm EST - Jacksonville State +8.5
3* # 708 9pm EST - New Mexico State <11.5

 

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Billy Coleman

2-1 day yesterday with a 7-3 on star basis.

4* # 705 8pm EST - UL Monroe-Ark St <UNDER 136>
3* # 717 8pm EST - Jacksonville State +8.5
3* # 708 9pm EST - New Mexico State <11.5

4* # 705 8pm EST - UL Monroe-Ark St < under 136
3* # 717 8pm EST - Jacksonville State +8.5
3* # 708 9pm EST - New Mexico State <11.5>

 

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DUNKEL

Connecticut at Villanova
The Huskies look to build on their 8-3 record in their last 11 games as an underdog from 7 to 12 1/2 points. Connecticut is the pick (+9 1/2) according to Dunkel, which has the Wildcats favored by only 6. Dunkel Pick: Connecticut (+9 1/2)

Game 701-702: Connecticut at Villanova
Dunkel Ratings: Connecticut 66.062; Villanova 72.134
Dunkel Line: Villanova by 6
Vegas Line: Villanova by 9 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Connecticut (+9 1/2)

Game 703-704: Youngstown State at WI-Milwaukee
Dunkel Ratings: Youngstown State 47.709; WI-Milwaukee 56.178
Dunkel Line: WI-Milwaukee by 8 1/2
Vegas Line: WI-Milwaukee by 10
Dunkel Pick: Youngstown State (+10)

Game 705-706: UL-Monroe at Arkansas State
Dunkel Ratings: UL-Monroe 46.735; Arkansas State 53.533
Dunkel Line: Arkansas State by 7
Vegas Line: Arkansas State by 8
Dunkel Pick: UL-Monroe (+8)

Game 707-708: Hawaii at New Mexico State
Dunkel Ratings: Hawaii 49.134; New Mexico State 63.924
Dunkel Line: New Mexico State by 15
Vegas Line: New Mexico State by 11 1/2
Dunkel Pick: New Mexico State (-11 1/2)

Game 709-710: Kansas at Texas A&M
Dunkel Ratings: Kansas 77.727; Texas A&M 74.343
Dunkel Line: Kansas by 3 1/2
Vegas Line: Kansas by 8
Dunkel Pick: Texas A&M (+8)

Game 711-712: Western Carolina at NC-Greensboro
Dunkel Ratings: Western Carolina 52.652; NC-Greensboro 49.365
Dunkel Line: Western Carolina by 3 1/2
Vegas Line: Western Carolina by 7
Dunkel Pick: NC-Greensboro (+7)

Game 713-714: Fairfield at Manhattan
Dunkel Ratings: Fairfield 55.500; Manhattan 52.455
Dunkel Line: Fairfield by 3
Vegas Line: Fairfield by 1
Dunkel Pick: Fairfield (-1)

Game 715-716: Rider at St. Peter's
Dunkel Ratings: Rider 51.277; St. Peter's 52.974
Dunkel Line: St. Peter's by 1 1/2
Vegas Line: St. Peter's by 4
Dunkel Pick: Rider (+4)

Game 717-718: Jacksonville State at Austin Peay
Dunkel Ratings: Jacksonville State 47.950; Austin Peay 58.072
Dunkel Line: Austin Peay by 10
Vegas Line: Austin Peay by 8 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Austin Peay (-8 1/2)

Game 719-720: Tennessee Tech at Tennessee State
Dunkel Ratings: Tennessee Tech 46.205; Tennessee State 49.498
Dunkel Line: Tennessee State by 3
Vegas Line: Tennessee State by 1 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Tennessee State (-1 1/2)

Game 721-722: South Carolina State at Morgan State
Dunkel Ratings: South Carolina State 46.749; Morgan State 57.871
Dunkel Line: Morgan State by 11
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 723-724: Jackson State at Texas Southern
Dunkel Ratings: Jackson State 44.207; Texas Southern 46.518
Dunkel Line: Texas Southern by 2 1/2
Vegas Line:
Dunkel Pick:

Game 725-726: Virginia at Maryland
Dunkel Ratings: Virginia 67.674; Maryland 78.249
Dunkel Line: Maryland by 10 1/2
Vegas Line: Maryland by 9
Dunkel Pick: Maryland (-9)

 

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KB Hoops

5* Texas A&M +8 *POD*
4* Villanova -9.5
3* Maryland -9

 

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Winnings Unlimited 2/15

Winningsunlimited reputation is on the line this week. So we got 2 solid picks for today. The Villanova pick is a slam dunk (this means it is our most confident pick). These pick are a $60 value.

Villanova -9.5 Bookmaker
Arkansas State -8 Bookmaker



Unlike other sites, we don't exaggerated our line. Villanova -9.5 can be found at most sportsbooks.

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Red Monster - 2/15/2010

He has two HUGE plays tonight:

50,000 Dime

Villanova -9.5

80,000 Dime

Kansas -7

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Root
Monday, February 15, 2010
Millionaire's Club
4* Texas A&m (+7) over Kansas
9:00 PM -- Reed Arena