MREAST NBA SATURDAY PLAY OF THE DAY
This is yet another in a series of games that are part of a huge system I have discovered. This system has beaten the spread continuously and is based on just a single condition, and has now over 2,000 games in the data set. This is one of very few plays I make blindly on systems, but with over 2,000 games in the data and just one condition, it is a blind play. This is a play on the OVER in this game, as it clearly continues to thrive.
#507 MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES @ #508 INDIANA PACERS 7PM EST
PLAY ON #507 MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES @ #508 INDIANA PACERS OVER 207.5 -110 FOR 3 UNITS
This is yet another in a series of games that are part of a huge system I have discovered. This system has beaten the spread continuously and is based on just a single condition, and has now over 2,000 games in the data set. This is one of very few plays I make blindly on systems, but with over 2,000 games in the data and just one condition, it is a blind play. This is a play on the OVER in this game, as it clearly continues to thrive.
#507 MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES @ #508 INDIANA PACERS 7PM EST
PLAY ON #507 MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES @ #508 INDIANA PACERS OVER 207.5 -110 FOR 3 UNITS
DCI
America East Conference
BOSTON U. 69, Stony Brook 63
VERMONT 76, Umbc 60
Atlantic Sun Conference
BELMONT 82, Florida Gulf Coast 67
Campbell 69, USC UPSTATE 65
JACKSONVILLE 85, Mercer 76
LIPSCOMB 82, Stetson 69
NORTH FLORIDA 68, Kennesaw State 57
Big East Conference
Cincinnati 67, RUTGERS 62
CONNECTICUT 82, Notre Dame 75
MARQUETTE 78, Villanova 77
SYRACUSE 79, Pittsburgh 66
Big Sky Conference
Northern Colorado 74, NORTHERN ARIZONA 67
PORTLAND STATE 82, Sacramento State 67
WEBER STATE 71, Montana 63
Big South Conference
CHARLESTON SOUTHERN 71, Presbyterian 66
COASTAL CAROLINA 69, Winthrop 60
HIGH POINT 80, Gardner-Webb 74
RADFORD 86, UNC Asheville 71
VMI 96, Liberty 92
Big Ten Conference
Michigan State 71, NORTHWESTERN 66
Minnesota 69, IOWA 59
Big West Conference
Cal State Fullerton 77, UC DAVIS 75
Long Beach State 71, UC RIVERSIDE 68
PACIFIC 75, Cal State Northridge 66
UC IRVINE 69, UC Santa Barbara 67
Colonial Athletic Association
Drexel 66, DELAWARE 62
GEORGIA STATE 70, Towson 60
HOFSTRA 67, William & Mary 66
NORTHEASTERN 69, James Madison 57
Old Dominion 62, GEORGE MASON 55
VCU 84, UNC Wilmington 69
Horizon League
BUTLER 72, Wisconsin-Milwaukee 56
Cleveland State vs. YOUNGSTOWN STATE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Green Bay 72, VALPARAISO 69
LOYOLA (CHICAGO) 66, Detroit 59
Wright State 61, UIC 56
Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
Fairfield 67, CANISIUS 65
LOYOLA (MD.) 71, Rider 66
Manhattan 66, MARIST 59
NIAGARA 75, Iona 67
Northeast Conference
Quinnipiac 68, MONMOUTH 62
Sacred Heart 82, FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 66
Ohio Valley Conference
EASTERN ILLINOIS 73, Jacksonville State 67
EASTERN KENTUCKY 81, Tennessee State 67
MOREHEAD STATE 75, Austin Peay 71
Tennessee Tech 82, SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE 78
Pacific-10 Conference
CALIFORNIA 84, Stanford 71
UCLA 75, Arizona 70
USC 58, Arizona State 55
WASHINGTON 86, Oregon 74
WASHINGTON STATE 68, Oregon State 59
Summit League
IPFW 66, Western Illinois 57
NORTH DAKOTA STATE 74, Oral Roberts 72
OAKLAND 75, Iupui 73
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 84, Centenary 76
UMKC 73, Southern Utah 66
Sun Belt Conference
MIDDLE TENNESSEE 72, LouiSIAna-Lafayette 67
NEW ORLEANS 65, Florida International 64
North Texas 75, ARKANSAS STATE 72
South Alabama 73, FLORIDA ATLANTIC 68
TROY 79, Denver 75
Ualr 74, LOUISIANA-MONROE 73
West Coast Conference
FRESNO STATE 73, Boise State 67
Idaho vs. HAWAI'I: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
LOUISIANA TECH 82, Nevada 77
Utah State 81, NEW MEXICO STATE 73
Non-Conference
AIR FORCE 69, Texas-Pan American 52
AUBURN 89, Georgia Southern 65
Baylor 79, SOUTH CAROLINA 73
BOSTON COLLEGE 82, Maine 60
BROWN 65, American 62
COLGATE 73, Longwood 66
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 79, South Carolina State 70
CORNELL 83, Bryant 49
GEORGE WASHINGTON 77, Howard 54
Georgia Tech vs. CHARLOTTE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Gonzaga 75, Illinois 69
Harvard 82, SEATTLE 75
Holy Cross 66, Central Connecticut State 65
Kansas 68, TEMPLE 64
KENTUCKY 78, Louisville 74
La Salle 72, BINGHAMTON 65
LEHIGH 70, New Jersey Tech 49
LSU 71, Utah 65
MARSHALL 79, St. Bonaventure 75
MISSOURI 81, Georgia 62
NAVY 73, Elon 69
NEBRASKA 77, Umes 45
NORTHERN ILLINOIS 71, North Dakota 58
Oklahoma State 82, Rhode Island 81
PORTLAND 67, Army 58
Richmond 75, BUCKNELL 61
ROBERT MORRIS 69, Ohio 66
SAINT FRANCIS (PA.) 67, Hartford 65
SAINT JOSEPH'S 65, Princeton 56
Saint Louis vs. BOWLING GREEN STATE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
SANTA CLARA 62, New Hampshire 59
SIENA 80, Mount St. Mary's 61
Smu vs. TEXAS STATE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
TCU 70, Rice 66
TEXAS 87, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 58
TEXAS A&M 91, Northwestern State 61
The Citadel 57, SAVANNAH STATE 52
Tulane 72, LAMAR 64
TULSA 75, Colorado 64
Uab 75, ARKANSAS 66
VANDERBILT 76, Southern Miss 61
Virginia Tech 78, Seton Hall 76
America East Conference
BOSTON U. 69, Stony Brook 63
VERMONT 76, Umbc 60
Atlantic Sun Conference
BELMONT 82, Florida Gulf Coast 67
Campbell 69, USC UPSTATE 65
JACKSONVILLE 85, Mercer 76
LIPSCOMB 82, Stetson 69
NORTH FLORIDA 68, Kennesaw State 57
Big East Conference
Cincinnati 67, RUTGERS 62
CONNECTICUT 82, Notre Dame 75
MARQUETTE 78, Villanova 77
SYRACUSE 79, Pittsburgh 66
Big Sky Conference
Northern Colorado 74, NORTHERN ARIZONA 67
PORTLAND STATE 82, Sacramento State 67
WEBER STATE 71, Montana 63
Big South Conference
CHARLESTON SOUTHERN 71, Presbyterian 66
COASTAL CAROLINA 69, Winthrop 60
HIGH POINT 80, Gardner-Webb 74
RADFORD 86, UNC Asheville 71
VMI 96, Liberty 92
Big Ten Conference
Michigan State 71, NORTHWESTERN 66
Minnesota 69, IOWA 59
Big West Conference
Cal State Fullerton 77, UC DAVIS 75
Long Beach State 71, UC RIVERSIDE 68
PACIFIC 75, Cal State Northridge 66
UC IRVINE 69, UC Santa Barbara 67
Colonial Athletic Association
Drexel 66, DELAWARE 62
GEORGIA STATE 70, Towson 60
HOFSTRA 67, William & Mary 66
NORTHEASTERN 69, James Madison 57
Old Dominion 62, GEORGE MASON 55
VCU 84, UNC Wilmington 69
Horizon League
BUTLER 72, Wisconsin-Milwaukee 56
Cleveland State vs. YOUNGSTOWN STATE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Green Bay 72, VALPARAISO 69
LOYOLA (CHICAGO) 66, Detroit 59
Wright State 61, UIC 56
Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
Fairfield 67, CANISIUS 65
LOYOLA (MD.) 71, Rider 66
Manhattan 66, MARIST 59
NIAGARA 75, Iona 67
Northeast Conference
Quinnipiac 68, MONMOUTH 62
Sacred Heart 82, FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 66
Ohio Valley Conference
EASTERN ILLINOIS 73, Jacksonville State 67
EASTERN KENTUCKY 81, Tennessee State 67
MOREHEAD STATE 75, Austin Peay 71
Tennessee Tech 82, SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE 78
Pacific-10 Conference
CALIFORNIA 84, Stanford 71
UCLA 75, Arizona 70
USC 58, Arizona State 55
WASHINGTON 86, Oregon 74
WASHINGTON STATE 68, Oregon State 59
Summit League
IPFW 66, Western Illinois 57
NORTH DAKOTA STATE 74, Oral Roberts 72
OAKLAND 75, Iupui 73
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 84, Centenary 76
UMKC 73, Southern Utah 66
Sun Belt Conference
MIDDLE TENNESSEE 72, LouiSIAna-Lafayette 67
NEW ORLEANS 65, Florida International 64
North Texas 75, ARKANSAS STATE 72
South Alabama 73, FLORIDA ATLANTIC 68
TROY 79, Denver 75
Ualr 74, LOUISIANA-MONROE 73
West Coast Conference
FRESNO STATE 73, Boise State 67
Idaho vs. HAWAI'I: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
LOUISIANA TECH 82, Nevada 77
Utah State 81, NEW MEXICO STATE 73
Non-Conference
AIR FORCE 69, Texas-Pan American 52
AUBURN 89, Georgia Southern 65
Baylor 79, SOUTH CAROLINA 73
BOSTON COLLEGE 82, Maine 60
BROWN 65, American 62
COLGATE 73, Longwood 66
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 79, South Carolina State 70
CORNELL 83, Bryant 49
GEORGE WASHINGTON 77, Howard 54
Georgia Tech vs. CHARLOTTE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Gonzaga 75, Illinois 69
Harvard 82, SEATTLE 75
Holy Cross 66, Central Connecticut State 65
Kansas 68, TEMPLE 64
KENTUCKY 78, Louisville 74
La Salle 72, BINGHAMTON 65
LEHIGH 70, New Jersey Tech 49
LSU 71, Utah 65
MARSHALL 79, St. Bonaventure 75
MISSOURI 81, Georgia 62
NAVY 73, Elon 69
NEBRASKA 77, Umes 45
NORTHERN ILLINOIS 71, North Dakota 58
Oklahoma State 82, Rhode Island 81
PORTLAND 67, Army 58
Richmond 75, BUCKNELL 61
ROBERT MORRIS 69, Ohio 66
SAINT FRANCIS (PA.) 67, Hartford 65
SAINT JOSEPH'S 65, Princeton 56
Saint Louis vs. BOWLING GREEN STATE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
SANTA CLARA 62, New Hampshire 59
SIENA 80, Mount St. Mary's 61
Smu vs. TEXAS STATE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
TCU 70, Rice 66
TEXAS 87, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 58
TEXAS A&M 91, Northwestern State 61
The Citadel 57, SAVANNAH STATE 52
Tulane 72, LAMAR 64
TULSA 75, Colorado 64
Uab 75, ARKANSAS 66
VANDERBILT 76, Southern Miss 61
Virginia Tech 78, Seton Hall 76
DCI
Season: 204-142 (.590)
N.Y. RANGERS 3, Carolina 2
Vancouver vs. DALLAS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Pittsburgh 3, TAMPA BAY 2
Washington vs. LOS ANGELES: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Atlanta vs. N.Y. ISLANDERS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Colorado vs. COLUMBUS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
CALGARY 3, Toronto 2
Chicago vs. ST. LOUIS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
NASHVILLE 4, Anaheim 3
New Jersey 3, MINNESOTA 2
PHOENIX 2, Detroit 1
SAN JOSE 4, Edmonton 2
Season: 204-142 (.590)
N.Y. RANGERS 3, Carolina 2
Vancouver vs. DALLAS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Pittsburgh 3, TAMPA BAY 2
Washington vs. LOS ANGELES: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Atlanta vs. N.Y. ISLANDERS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Colorado vs. COLUMBUS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
CALGARY 3, Toronto 2
Chicago vs. ST. LOUIS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
NASHVILLE 4, Anaheim 3
New Jersey 3, MINNESOTA 2
PHOENIX 2, Detroit 1
SAN JOSE 4, Edmonton 2
Langs Saturday Plays... <hr style="color: rgb(253, 222, 130); background-color: rgb(253, 222, 130);" size="1"> <!-- / icon and title --> <!-- message --> Saturday's Selections ... NOTE:
Now that is the way to bring in the new year.
A perfect 4-0 sweep putting up +150 dimes to start 2010.
My work has only just begun, and trust me when I tell you I have a huge mountain to climb this year but they say the hardest part of a climb is the beginning.
I mean seriously folks, I hand you not only one of the most dominant bowl performances and a 75 dime winner for me with Florida but how about a 3-0 sweep with 25 dimers as well.
Don't look now, but that is 4 straight 25 dime winners with 3 of them being underdogs outright with Navy, Ohio State and Florida State and if you don't think the 4th one Northwestern shouldn't have won outright then I don't know what game you were watching.
My journey for the biggest year of my career will be a day by day affair. That is the approach I will take and believe me when I tell you I have a gameplan to execute.
Trust me when I tell you it feels pretty damn good to be the only person not only on this website to hand you a perfect 4-0, but I am quite confident you will be hard-pressed to find anybody on the internet that delivered like I did yesterday.
It's going to be different this year, and I will just leave it at that.
60 DIME - EAST CAROLINA PIRATES - I know about Arkansas, and how explosive they can be, but don't take East Carolina for granted.
It is very hard to cover a 7 1/2 number with a pass defense ranked 104th out of 119 teams in division one.
Skip Holtz has always been a great dog coach as evidenced by his 22-7-1 mark getting points anywhere on the planet earth.
This is solid line value I can't pass up with a team that has better offensive and defensive lines and believe it or not, more experience at QB with 6th year senior Pinkney.
They are familiar with high-powered passing games having faced Houston, and other pass happy offenses in Conference USA so they will be prepared to slow down Arkansas.
The determining factor for me is just how well this East Carolina team played down the stretch and I will gladly back them here in what I feel will be a game that comes down to the wire.
And I don't care what anybody says, coaching DNA favors a Holtz before it favors a Petrino. Enough said.
25 DIME - NORTHERN ILLINOIS HUSKIES -Where does South Florida get the motivation?
I mean, let's hang out in Toronto to play a team from the MAC?
So many of these bowl games are about teams that want to be there. Teams that will play like it means something. Northern Illinois will be that team today.
It's starts with Wisconsin and just how dominate they were over Miami-Florida the other night.
Well guess what folks? This NIU team went into Wisconsin and almost got the outright win as a 16-point underdog before losing 28-20.
I have to question the rumors surrounding head coach Levitt choking another player, and the overall focus of this Bulls squad.
They finished the year covering just 2 of their last 7 games while NIU covered 4 of their last 6.
I will gladly roll with the gritty underdog getting more than a touchdown with the # 1 rushing attack in the MAC and a great redzone team as well.
You are able to run the ball in college and you will be successful in any bowl game. See Wisconsin for a reference.
25 DIME - CONNECTICUT HUSKIES - This is a live dog.
In their 6 games this year as an underdog Uconn has covered all 6, and truth be told they should have won 4 of the 6 SU, instead of 2.
The amazing thing about this Huskies team is they are a couple of plays away from playing in a much bigger bowl game instead of this one here because as you are about to see they could be 12-0.
The lost a heartbreaker at home 12-10 to North Carolina. 24-21 at Pitt. A tough 28-24 loss at West Virginia. A devasting 28-24 loss at home to Rutgers, and a 47-45 score-fest at Cincinnati.
So as you can see this team could very easily be 12-0 folks. That is just how consistent Randy Edsall's team has been all year long.
If that isn't enough for you just know UConn was one of the top ATS teams in the entire country covering 9 of their 11 games this year.
They failed to cover the -7 number at home to Rutgers, and a -7 1/2 number at home to South Florida. They have paid out like an ATM machine all year long, and I will go to the bank with them one more time today.
I know all about the SEC and their speed, but I can't get past just how strong UConn has played all year.
I've been burned by Spurrier the last few years in bowls watching his teams play uninspired football, and furthermore I don't trust Stephen Garcia at QB either.
You throw in the fact the SEC is 0-5 SU and ATS last 5 bowls versus the Big East and for my dollar I will go down swinging with the live dog Uconn to end the season a perfect 7-0 ATS this year.
FREE SELECTION - OLE MISS REBELS
Now that is the way to bring in the new year.
A perfect 4-0 sweep putting up +150 dimes to start 2010.
My work has only just begun, and trust me when I tell you I have a huge mountain to climb this year but they say the hardest part of a climb is the beginning.
I mean seriously folks, I hand you not only one of the most dominant bowl performances and a 75 dime winner for me with Florida but how about a 3-0 sweep with 25 dimers as well.
Don't look now, but that is 4 straight 25 dime winners with 3 of them being underdogs outright with Navy, Ohio State and Florida State and if you don't think the 4th one Northwestern shouldn't have won outright then I don't know what game you were watching.
My journey for the biggest year of my career will be a day by day affair. That is the approach I will take and believe me when I tell you I have a gameplan to execute.
Trust me when I tell you it feels pretty damn good to be the only person not only on this website to hand you a perfect 4-0, but I am quite confident you will be hard-pressed to find anybody on the internet that delivered like I did yesterday.
It's going to be different this year, and I will just leave it at that.
60 DIME - EAST CAROLINA PIRATES - I know about Arkansas, and how explosive they can be, but don't take East Carolina for granted.
It is very hard to cover a 7 1/2 number with a pass defense ranked 104th out of 119 teams in division one.
Skip Holtz has always been a great dog coach as evidenced by his 22-7-1 mark getting points anywhere on the planet earth.
This is solid line value I can't pass up with a team that has better offensive and defensive lines and believe it or not, more experience at QB with 6th year senior Pinkney.
They are familiar with high-powered passing games having faced Houston, and other pass happy offenses in Conference USA so they will be prepared to slow down Arkansas.
The determining factor for me is just how well this East Carolina team played down the stretch and I will gladly back them here in what I feel will be a game that comes down to the wire.
And I don't care what anybody says, coaching DNA favors a Holtz before it favors a Petrino. Enough said.
25 DIME - NORTHERN ILLINOIS HUSKIES -Where does South Florida get the motivation?
I mean, let's hang out in Toronto to play a team from the MAC?
So many of these bowl games are about teams that want to be there. Teams that will play like it means something. Northern Illinois will be that team today.
It's starts with Wisconsin and just how dominate they were over Miami-Florida the other night.
Well guess what folks? This NIU team went into Wisconsin and almost got the outright win as a 16-point underdog before losing 28-20.
I have to question the rumors surrounding head coach Levitt choking another player, and the overall focus of this Bulls squad.
They finished the year covering just 2 of their last 7 games while NIU covered 4 of their last 6.
I will gladly roll with the gritty underdog getting more than a touchdown with the # 1 rushing attack in the MAC and a great redzone team as well.
You are able to run the ball in college and you will be successful in any bowl game. See Wisconsin for a reference.
25 DIME - CONNECTICUT HUSKIES - This is a live dog.
In their 6 games this year as an underdog Uconn has covered all 6, and truth be told they should have won 4 of the 6 SU, instead of 2.
The amazing thing about this Huskies team is they are a couple of plays away from playing in a much bigger bowl game instead of this one here because as you are about to see they could be 12-0.
The lost a heartbreaker at home 12-10 to North Carolina. 24-21 at Pitt. A tough 28-24 loss at West Virginia. A devasting 28-24 loss at home to Rutgers, and a 47-45 score-fest at Cincinnati.
So as you can see this team could very easily be 12-0 folks. That is just how consistent Randy Edsall's team has been all year long.
If that isn't enough for you just know UConn was one of the top ATS teams in the entire country covering 9 of their 11 games this year.
They failed to cover the -7 number at home to Rutgers, and a -7 1/2 number at home to South Florida. They have paid out like an ATM machine all year long, and I will go to the bank with them one more time today.
I know all about the SEC and their speed, but I can't get past just how strong UConn has played all year.
I've been burned by Spurrier the last few years in bowls watching his teams play uninspired football, and furthermore I don't trust Stephen Garcia at QB either.
You throw in the fact the SEC is 0-5 SU and ATS last 5 bowls versus the Big East and for my dollar I will go down swinging with the live dog Uconn to end the season a perfect 7-0 ATS this year.
FREE SELECTION - OLE MISS REBELS
DCI
Season
Straight Up: 324-130 (.714)
ATS: 255-213 (.545)
Cleveland 102, NEW JERSEY 87
MIAMI 93, Charlotte 88
INDIANA 106, Minnesota 100
San Antonio 101, WASHINGTON 95
BOSTON 106, Toronto 94
Orlando 99, CHICAGO 95
Houston 96, NEW ORLEANS 94
Oklahoma City vs. MILWAUKEE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
PHOENIX 114, Memphis 104
UTAH 105, Denver 102
PORTLAND 112, Golden State 99
Dallas 107, SACRAMENTO 103
Season
Straight Up: 324-130 (.714)
ATS: 255-213 (.545)
Cleveland 102, NEW JERSEY 87
MIAMI 93, Charlotte 88
INDIANA 106, Minnesota 100
San Antonio 101, WASHINGTON 95
BOSTON 106, Toronto 94
Orlando 99, CHICAGO 95
Houston 96, NEW ORLEANS 94
Oklahoma City vs. MILWAUKEE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
PHOENIX 114, Memphis 104
UTAH 105, Denver 102
PORTLAND 112, Golden State 99
Dallas 107, SACRAMENTO 103
