Gold Sheet
Oregon 74 - CREIGHTON 72—We doubt there were any evil
geniuses at work at CBI Headquarters who were plotting that Oregon
and Creighton would run into each other before the tourney was
complete. After all, it took until the finals before these two got together.
But another couple layers of intrigue are now definitely layered on top
of this unique best-of-three college matchup to determine the event’s
champion, simply because longtime Bluejay HC Dana Altman moved to
Eugene last offseason after 16 seasons in Omaha, and will now be
facing his old team.
Altman would figure to be more than a bit familiar with much of the
Creighton lineup that returned four starters from his final Bluejay edition
last season, although it’s no longer quite the same team under first-year
HC Greg McDermott, lured from Iowa State after a previous successful
Missouri Valley run at Northern Iowa. New faces such as McDermott’s
6-7 frosh son Doug (team-high 15 ppg) and 6-8 Rutgers transfer
Gregory Echenique (59% from the floor) have given Creighton a bit
more presence on the blocks than Altman’s recent editions. Still, the
key matchup will likely be how Bluejay frosh PG Jahenns Manigat (from
Canada), who has developed a sharper edge offensively as the season
has progressed, deals with the many three-quarter-court presses,
traps, and matchup zones that Altman employs with his Oregon
defense, which—at its best—can be extremely disruptive with its quick
athletes on the perimeter.
Although the Ducks did blow a bit hot and cold this season,
Oregon’s success seems related to its energy level, which has been
high in the CBI and figures to be through the roof against Altman’s old
team. If the Ducks can stretch the Creighton defense by hitting some
treys (which Oregon has done a decent 42% its last two games) and
create some extra space for versatile wing E.J. Singler (11.7 ppg & 40%
triples) and bruising post threat Joevan Catron (15.5 ppg; 24 points in
Oregon 74 - CREIGHTON 72—We doubt there were any evil
geniuses at work at CBI Headquarters who were plotting that Oregon
and Creighton would run into each other before the tourney was
complete. After all, it took until the finals before these two got together.
But another couple layers of intrigue are now definitely layered on top
of this unique best-of-three college matchup to determine the event’s
champion, simply because longtime Bluejay HC Dana Altman moved to
Eugene last offseason after 16 seasons in Omaha, and will now be
facing his old team.
Altman would figure to be more than a bit familiar with much of the
Creighton lineup that returned four starters from his final Bluejay edition
last season, although it’s no longer quite the same team under first-year
HC Greg McDermott, lured from Iowa State after a previous successful
Missouri Valley run at Northern Iowa. New faces such as McDermott’s
6-7 frosh son Doug (team-high 15 ppg) and 6-8 Rutgers transfer
Gregory Echenique (59% from the floor) have given Creighton a bit
more presence on the blocks than Altman’s recent editions. Still, the
key matchup will likely be how Bluejay frosh PG Jahenns Manigat (from
Canada), who has developed a sharper edge offensively as the season
has progressed, deals with the many three-quarter-court presses,
traps, and matchup zones that Altman employs with his Oregon
defense, which—at its best—can be extremely disruptive with its quick
athletes on the perimeter.
Although the Ducks did blow a bit hot and cold this season,
Oregon’s success seems related to its energy level, which has been
high in the CBI and figures to be through the roof against Altman’s old
team. If the Ducks can stretch the Creighton defense by hitting some
treys (which Oregon has done a decent 42% its last two games) and
create some extra space for versatile wing E.J. Singler (11.7 ppg & 40%
triples) and bruising post threat Joevan Catron (15.5 ppg; 24 points in
the semifinal win over Boise State), Oregon’s disruptive defense is enough to steal a decision in Nebraska and take a 1-0 lead back to the Ducks new Matt Arena
DON RAJA: 100 dimes goes out on the play of the play of the week for the Blazers (-3). Expect portland to blaze past the banged up spurs and two of their startes are not in Mondays lineup. I lost another 100 dimes yesterday as the Celtics blew thier lead. I promise Im going to make it back for you guys tonight on Manic Monday.
Im putting out another 100 dimes on the Boston Celtics as they will bounce back at -3. I was down about 35 dimes last week. Watch me make 200 tonight> Dont sit on the sideline and enjoy the game, WATCH AND GET PAID.
Im putting out another 100 dimes on the Boston Celtics as they will bounce back at -3. I was down about 35 dimes last week. Watch me make 200 tonight> Dont sit on the sideline and enjoy the game, WATCH AND GET PAID.
Monday NBA Revenge play with 100% Power System + Radio Show info and Bonus Play below
On Monday the Bonus Play in the NBA Is on the San Antonio Spurs. Game 740 at 8:35 eastern. The Spurs qualify in a nice system that plays on home favorites of -4 or less with no rest if they were on the road with a line between +3 and -3 and scored 100 or more on 45%or better shooting and are facing an opponent that was a road dog and shot 45% or less. The Spurs have lost the last 2 vs Portland after winning by 17 at home earlier in the season. Look for them to even the series here tonight with a win and cover. On Monday I have a Big 100% NBA Revenge system side going. NBA Is 16 games over .500 on the season. Jump on and start the week right With a solid winner in the NBA. Also join me tonight at 8:30 eastern for the weekly sports talk radio segment with Bandbox show host Anthony Pierno. Listen online at 8:30 eastern at 88.9 wsia.fm. I will have a solid Bonus Play with a 22-0 situation for later in the week. For the free NBA Play tonight take the Spurs. GC
On Monday the Bonus Play in the NBA Is on the San Antonio Spurs. Game 740 at 8:35 eastern. The Spurs qualify in a nice system that plays on home favorites of -4 or less with no rest if they were on the road with a line between +3 and -3 and scored 100 or more on 45%or better shooting and are facing an opponent that was a road dog and shot 45% or less. The Spurs have lost the last 2 vs Portland after winning by 17 at home earlier in the season. Look for them to even the series here tonight with a win and cover. On Monday I have a Big 100% NBA Revenge system side going. NBA Is 16 games over .500 on the season. Jump on and start the week right With a solid winner in the NBA. Also join me tonight at 8:30 eastern for the weekly sports talk radio segment with Bandbox show host Anthony Pierno. Listen online at 8:30 eastern at 88.9 wsia.fm. I will have a solid Bonus Play with a 22-0 situation for later in the week. For the free NBA Play tonight take the Spurs. GC
HRC PREMIUM NBA ACTION-March 28th
Capper: JSM Sports (Handicappers Paradise)
Play Strengths
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2* Action
5* Selection (Rated)
8* Premium (Rated)
10* Diamond (Rated)
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[733] Boston |10*|Bet C|-2|B+0|Network N/A|7:05 pm EST
note*
This is the "NBA Hardwood System" (3 game chase)
NBA Hardwood LOSSES- 0
A. 17 wins
B. 7 wins
C.
Capper: JSM Sports (Handicappers Paradise)
Play Strengths
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2* Action
5* Selection (Rated)
8* Premium (Rated)
10* Diamond (Rated)
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[733] Boston |10*|Bet C|-2|B+0|Network N/A|7:05 pm EST
note*
This is the "NBA Hardwood System" (3 game chase)
NBA Hardwood LOSSES- 0
A. 17 wins
B. 7 wins
C.
Vegas Sharp
# 4 Units #
Play Against - Home teams revenging 2 straight losses where team scored < 85 points, with a losing record.
51-22 (69%) over the last 5 seasons.
2-1 (66%) this year.
Play On - 733 Boston Celtics -2
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Play Against - Home favorites of 2 to 5.5 points vs. the first half line. Good 3PT shooting team (>=36.5%) against an average 3PT defense (32-36.5%) after 15+ games, after 2 straight games making 50% of their shots or better.
77-39 (66%) since 1997.
Play On - 743 Oregon +2.5 (1st Half)
P/C
# 4 Units #
Play Against - Home teams revenging 2 straight losses where team scored < 85 points, with a losing record.
51-22 (69%) over the last 5 seasons.
2-1 (66%) this year.
Play On - 733 Boston Celtics -2
# 2 Units #
Play Against - Home favorites of 2 to 5.5 points vs. the first half line. Good 3PT shooting team (>=36.5%) against an average 3PT defense (32-36.5%) after 15+ games, after 2 straight games making 50% of their shots or better.
77-39 (66%) since 1997.
Play On - 743 Oregon +2.5 (1st Half)
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