A little preface here.....the incessant requests honestly had me thinking twice about this and certainly didn't encourage me to do it. If someone has it, they will post it.
So maybe I'm feeling generous because of the vast amount of money I've made reading the plays other people have posted over the past 6 months. Don't expect this every day......
12* BIG DADDY SAT NCAA
TOTAL MISMATCH, ONE TEAM WILL COVER BY DOUBLE THE SPREAD !!!
12* NCAA BASKETBALL WINNER
ARKANSAS -6
Let's hope its as good as last nights.
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So maybe I'm feeling generous because of the vast amount of money I've made reading the plays other people have posted over the past 6 months. Don't expect this every day......
12* BIG DADDY SAT NCAA
TOTAL MISMATCH, ONE TEAM WILL COVER BY DOUBLE THE SPREAD !!!
12* NCAA BASKETBALL WINNER
ARKANSAS -6
Let's hope its as good as last nights.
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The Consensus Group Guaranteed Selections
Date: Saturday, January 10, 2009
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8 Montreal -135 7:05 EST
Date: Saturday, January 10, 2009
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8 Montreal -135 7:05 EST
Elite Sports Circle Guaranteed Selections
Date: Saturday, January 10, 2009
$35.00 Guaranteed: The Handicappers of the ELITE SPORTS CIRCLE are now on a 95-41 run proving once again that FIVE SHARP MINDS WILL KICK THE BOOKS ASS! Today all FIVE of our handicappers have reached agreement on the WINNER of one of tonight's College Basketball games! This play can only be rated as our 9000* COLLEGE HOOPS LATE STEAM WINNER!!! Get this GUARANTEED WINNER now for just $35 and pay only after you win! 1/10/2009
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657 Stanford +2.5 10:00 EST
Date: Saturday, January 10, 2009
$35.00 Guaranteed: The Handicappers of the ELITE SPORTS CIRCLE are now on a 95-41 run proving once again that FIVE SHARP MINDS WILL KICK THE BOOKS ASS! Today all FIVE of our handicappers have reached agreement on the WINNER of one of tonight's College Basketball games! This play can only be rated as our 9000* COLLEGE HOOPS LATE STEAM WINNER!!! Get this GUARANTEED WINNER now for just $35 and pay only after you win! 1/10/2009
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657 Stanford +2.5 10:00 EST
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New York Knicks vs. Houston Rockets over 204
I guess I'll pick up the last 3, they are 3-0 today so far. If anyone would like to pick up tomorrows plays, that would be great.
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$25 NBA Total Winner:
New York Knicks vs. Houston Rockets over 204
I guess I'll pick up the last 3, they are 3-0 today so far. If anyone would like to pick up tomorrows plays, that would be great.
donn wagner
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Jeff Benton
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Panthers
This game smacks of the classic situation in the NFL where a perennial underachiever wins a home playoff game in impressive fashion, then comes out the next week and gets steamrolled on the road against a superior opponent. Yes, the Cardinals were very impressive in last week’s 30-24 victory over the Falcons as a one-point home favorite (all the late money came in on Arizona after Atlanta opened as a 2½-point road chalk). But to me, the players seemed a little bit too pleased after that victory, like they accomplished more than they actually did.
And taking nothing away from the Falcons – they had an incredible season – playing Atlanta at home is a whole lot different than playing the rested, experienced and streaking Panthers in Carolina. Sure, the Cardinals gave the Panthers all they could handle when they went to Carolina in Week 8, opening up a 17-3 lead before turnovers on offense and busted coverages on defense allowed the Panthers to come back and win 27-23, with Arizona barely covering as a 4½-point road underdog. In fact, Arizona dominated that game on the stat sheet, finishing with a 425-351 edge in total offense.
However, two extenuating circumstances were in place in that game that won’t be today. First off, the week before hosting Arizona, the Panthers had thumped divisional rival New Orleans 30-7 as a three-point home favorite, and after winning three straight home games by a combined tally of 88-16, Carolina was probably feeling a little too good about itself and likely didn’t take the Cardinals seriously, figuring it could just show up and win without much effort. Secondly, the Panthers had their bye the week after facing Arizona, and many teams don’t have the same focus when playing the week before a midseason bye.
Well, this time around, Carolina is coming off a bye – meaning the Panthers not only come into this game fresh, but they shouldn’t be dealing with any kind of letdown issues like they were after the emotional blowout of the Saints prior to hosting Arizona. What’s more, after the Cardinals put a scare into the Panthers on that late October afternoon – not to mention as well as the Cards played last week against the Falcons – there’s no chance of Carolina overlooking Arizona this time, certainly not with this being a playoff game. In other words, I believe the Panthers will play with a sense of urgency, focus and passion that just wasn’t there when these teams first met.
A few more points to make: It’s almost certain that the Cardinals won't get much -- if anything -- out of Pro Bowl WR Anquan Boldin (hamstring injury vs. Falcons last week), and that's an enormous loss for Kurt Warner and the Arizona offense. In the first meeting, Boldin had 9 catches for 63 yards and caught Warner’s two TD passes, while also gaining 30 rushing yards (a team high!) on one reverse. Also, Carolina’s big guns of QB Jake Delhomme (20-for-28, 248 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INTs), RB DeAngelo Williams (17 carries, 108 yards, 1 TD) and WR Steve Smith (5 catches, 117 yards, 2 TDs, including a 65-yarder) had HUGE games against Arizona back in October. And even though the Cardinals’ defense played outstanding last week against Atlanta, the fact is, this defense gave up averages of 31 points and 339.5 total yards (114.8 rushing yards) in its eight road games. Yikes!
Lastly, the Panthers were the NFL’s only undefeated team at home (8-0 SU, 5-2-1 ATS), with an average margin of victory of 15 ppg (29-14), and behind Williams and rookie RB Jonathan Stewart, they averaged a whopping 173.6 rushing ypg (5 per carry) on their home turf. On the other hand, Arizona went 3-5 (4-4 ATS) on the road, but all three outright wins and three of the four covers came against NFC West weaklings Seattle, San Francisco and St. Louis. When they traveled to the Eastern Time Zone, the Cardinals went 0-5 SU and 1-4 ATS (the only cover being by a ½-point in Carolina), getting outscored by exactly 20 points per game (40.4-20.4).
Throw in the fact rainy, cold and windy weather is forecast for this game – if it materializes, Carolina’s rushing advantage becomes even stronger – and I’m not at all intimidated by this impost, especially considering that John Fox is 6-1 ATS in the postseason as Carolina’s head coach. Give the big points with 100 percent confidence.
He had Tennessee for 10 dimes
5 dime
Boston College
Wow, you wanna talk about line value? If this game had been played as recently as four days ago, Boston College would probably be laying nearly double digits against Miami. But after the Eagles’ stunning and inexcusable home loss to Harvard the other day – coupled with the Hurricanes’ fraudulent four-game winning streak – we barely have to give anything in this contest.
No, I’m not going to sweep Boston College’s 12-point loss to Harvard under the rug – there’s absolutely NO WAY you can lose that game, ever. But be realistic: Just three days prior, Boston College went to Chapel Hill and didn’t just beat top-ranked North Carolina – a team that experts across the board believe is one for the ages – the Eagles dominated the Tar Heels in an 85-78 victory that wasn’t nearly as close as the score indicated.
So while a loss to Harvard certainly wasn’t envisioned, a letdown to some degree was. And actually, I think Wednesday’s embarrassing loss helps the Eagles today and down the line, as it slapped them back to reality, and you know they’ll show up focused for the ‘Canes. Remember, also, with that victory at Carolina, B.C. capped a 10-game winning streak that also included a few decent wins over Iowa and Providence at home, and at UMass. During the last five wins in the streak, the Eagles put up 81, 99, 84, 89 and 85 points.
As for Miami, here’s all you need to know: It has faced two ranked teams this season, UConn (neutral site) and Clemson (at home). Results: UConn 76, Miami 63 and Clemson 91, Miami 72. The Hurricanes’ third loss also came at home, a 73-68 setback to Ohio State – a game Miami led by 14 points at halftime. Granted, the Hurricanes’ leading scorer was ejected in that game, but the fact remains that they’ve lost to three best teams on their schedule by an average of 12.7 points per game! And as for Miami’s current four-game winning streak, please; they’ve played Florida Atlantic, North Carolina Central, North Florida and St. John’s.
If that’s not enough of a reason to jump on the home team in this one, this should be: Boston College has completely owned Miami going back to both schools’ days in the Big East – the Eagles are 13-1 SU in the last 14 meetings, 10-2 ATS in the last 12 and they’ve defeated the Hurricanes six straight times in Chestnut Hill (5-1 ATS). This number is a joke. Lay it.
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Panthers
This game smacks of the classic situation in the NFL where a perennial underachiever wins a home playoff game in impressive fashion, then comes out the next week and gets steamrolled on the road against a superior opponent. Yes, the Cardinals were very impressive in last week’s 30-24 victory over the Falcons as a one-point home favorite (all the late money came in on Arizona after Atlanta opened as a 2½-point road chalk). But to me, the players seemed a little bit too pleased after that victory, like they accomplished more than they actually did.
And taking nothing away from the Falcons – they had an incredible season – playing Atlanta at home is a whole lot different than playing the rested, experienced and streaking Panthers in Carolina. Sure, the Cardinals gave the Panthers all they could handle when they went to Carolina in Week 8, opening up a 17-3 lead before turnovers on offense and busted coverages on defense allowed the Panthers to come back and win 27-23, with Arizona barely covering as a 4½-point road underdog. In fact, Arizona dominated that game on the stat sheet, finishing with a 425-351 edge in total offense.
However, two extenuating circumstances were in place in that game that won’t be today. First off, the week before hosting Arizona, the Panthers had thumped divisional rival New Orleans 30-7 as a three-point home favorite, and after winning three straight home games by a combined tally of 88-16, Carolina was probably feeling a little too good about itself and likely didn’t take the Cardinals seriously, figuring it could just show up and win without much effort. Secondly, the Panthers had their bye the week after facing Arizona, and many teams don’t have the same focus when playing the week before a midseason bye.
Well, this time around, Carolina is coming off a bye – meaning the Panthers not only come into this game fresh, but they shouldn’t be dealing with any kind of letdown issues like they were after the emotional blowout of the Saints prior to hosting Arizona. What’s more, after the Cardinals put a scare into the Panthers on that late October afternoon – not to mention as well as the Cards played last week against the Falcons – there’s no chance of Carolina overlooking Arizona this time, certainly not with this being a playoff game. In other words, I believe the Panthers will play with a sense of urgency, focus and passion that just wasn’t there when these teams first met.
A few more points to make: It’s almost certain that the Cardinals won't get much -- if anything -- out of Pro Bowl WR Anquan Boldin (hamstring injury vs. Falcons last week), and that's an enormous loss for Kurt Warner and the Arizona offense. In the first meeting, Boldin had 9 catches for 63 yards and caught Warner’s two TD passes, while also gaining 30 rushing yards (a team high!) on one reverse. Also, Carolina’s big guns of QB Jake Delhomme (20-for-28, 248 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INTs), RB DeAngelo Williams (17 carries, 108 yards, 1 TD) and WR Steve Smith (5 catches, 117 yards, 2 TDs, including a 65-yarder) had HUGE games against Arizona back in October. And even though the Cardinals’ defense played outstanding last week against Atlanta, the fact is, this defense gave up averages of 31 points and 339.5 total yards (114.8 rushing yards) in its eight road games. Yikes!
Lastly, the Panthers were the NFL’s only undefeated team at home (8-0 SU, 5-2-1 ATS), with an average margin of victory of 15 ppg (29-14), and behind Williams and rookie RB Jonathan Stewart, they averaged a whopping 173.6 rushing ypg (5 per carry) on their home turf. On the other hand, Arizona went 3-5 (4-4 ATS) on the road, but all three outright wins and three of the four covers came against NFC West weaklings Seattle, San Francisco and St. Louis. When they traveled to the Eastern Time Zone, the Cardinals went 0-5 SU and 1-4 ATS (the only cover being by a ½-point in Carolina), getting outscored by exactly 20 points per game (40.4-20.4).
Throw in the fact rainy, cold and windy weather is forecast for this game – if it materializes, Carolina’s rushing advantage becomes even stronger – and I’m not at all intimidated by this impost, especially considering that John Fox is 6-1 ATS in the postseason as Carolina’s head coach. Give the big points with 100 percent confidence.
He had Tennessee for 10 dimes
5 dime
Boston College
Wow, you wanna talk about line value? If this game had been played as recently as four days ago, Boston College would probably be laying nearly double digits against Miami. But after the Eagles’ stunning and inexcusable home loss to Harvard the other day – coupled with the Hurricanes’ fraudulent four-game winning streak – we barely have to give anything in this contest.
No, I’m not going to sweep Boston College’s 12-point loss to Harvard under the rug – there’s absolutely NO WAY you can lose that game, ever. But be realistic: Just three days prior, Boston College went to Chapel Hill and didn’t just beat top-ranked North Carolina – a team that experts across the board believe is one for the ages – the Eagles dominated the Tar Heels in an 85-78 victory that wasn’t nearly as close as the score indicated.
So while a loss to Harvard certainly wasn’t envisioned, a letdown to some degree was. And actually, I think Wednesday’s embarrassing loss helps the Eagles today and down the line, as it slapped them back to reality, and you know they’ll show up focused for the ‘Canes. Remember, also, with that victory at Carolina, B.C. capped a 10-game winning streak that also included a few decent wins over Iowa and Providence at home, and at UMass. During the last five wins in the streak, the Eagles put up 81, 99, 84, 89 and 85 points.
As for Miami, here’s all you need to know: It has faced two ranked teams this season, UConn (neutral site) and Clemson (at home). Results: UConn 76, Miami 63 and Clemson 91, Miami 72. The Hurricanes’ third loss also came at home, a 73-68 setback to Ohio State – a game Miami led by 14 points at halftime. Granted, the Hurricanes’ leading scorer was ejected in that game, but the fact remains that they’ve lost to three best teams on their schedule by an average of 12.7 points per game! And as for Miami’s current four-game winning streak, please; they’ve played Florida Atlantic, North Carolina Central, North Florida and St. John’s.
If that’s not enough of a reason to jump on the home team in this one, this should be: Boston College has completely owned Miami going back to both schools’ days in the Big East – the Eagles are 13-1 SU in the last 14 meetings, 10-2 ATS in the last 12 and they’ve defeated the Hurricanes six straight times in Chestnut Hill (5-1 ATS). This number is a joke. Lay it.
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3 Star Selection
James Madison (+3) over WILLIAM & MARY
10-Jan-09 04:00 PM Pacific Time
James Madison continues to be underrated and I will once again play the Dukes as a Best Bet. JMU struggled in 7 games without their best player Juwann James, who averages 16.3 points at 58% shooting while pulling a team leading 5.9 boards and playing good interior defense. James returned on December 14th and the Dukes are 6-2 straight up ns 5-1-1 ATS since then. My ratings favor James Madison by 3 ½ points in this game and William & Mary hasn’t beaten a team nearly as good as JMU. William & Mary’s victories have come against Norfolk State (18 points worse than JMU), Radford (7 points worse than JMU), South Carolina State (12 points worse than JMU), Haverford (a division 2 team), and Harvard (6 points worse than JMU). The Tribe is also just 17-29-1 ATS in conference home games under coach Tony Shaver and do not have a habit of beating superior teams here. I’ll take James Madison in a 2-Star Best Bet at +1 or more.
3-Stars at +3 or more, 2-Stars from +2 1/2 to +1.
3 Star Selection
BRADLEY (+2) over Creighton
10-Jan-09 05:00 PM Pacific Time
It took Bradley some time to get used to playing without graduated 4 year starting pointguard Daniel Ruffin (remember how they struggled when he was injured for 9 games last season?), but the Braves are getting their act together and enter this game off 5 consecutive wins and 4 consecutive spread wins. Those last 4 wins in conference play have all been as -1 or dog and they’re a dog again today on a home floor where they are very tough to beat. Bradley has played much better at home under coach Jim Les (55-31-4 ATS) than they have on the road (39-45 ATS) and the Braves are especially tough to beat here when they are playing well, going 29-10-2 ATS at home following a victory (2-0 this season). Creighton, meanwhile, is coming off consecutive losses and the Bluejays are just 32-45-1 ATS as a road favorite or pick under coach Dana Altman, including 5-13 ATS after a loss. That road favorite/pick record is an even worse 10-22 ATS if Creighton is facing a team with a win percentage of .550 or higher (0-5 ATS after a loss). In addition to the team trends, Bradley applies to a 30-3 ATS subset of a 66-20 ATS home momentum situation and my ratings favor Creighton by just 1 point, so the line is more than fair. It’s also possible that Creighton’s top scorer Booker Woodfox may not play, as he is questionable due to a sprained ankle suffered in their loss to Northern Iowa. I’ll take Bradley in a 3-Star Best Bet at +2 points or more and for 2-Stars from +1 ½ to pick.
3-Stars at +2 or more, 2-Stars from +1 1/2 to pick.
3 Star Selection
Florida International (+15 ½) over MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE
10-Jan-09 05:30 PM Pacific Time
Florida International has had more than their share of injuries this season, but the Panthers are as healthy as they’ve been all year now that top scorer Alex Galindo has joined the lineup after missing the first 14 games. FIU is 2-1 straight up and 2-1 ATS with Galindo and top post player Freddy Asprilla (12 ppg, 8 rpg) is now fully healthy after missing some time in late November and early December. Pointguard Tremayne Russell also missed 7 games, but he returned on Thursday night for the Panthers’ upset win over Western Kentucky, which is the only game that the entire starting lineup has all played together (Russell actually came off the bench in his first game back, but he is a starter). Florida International is an underrated team now that they have their core players healthy and all playing together and the Panthers apply to a very good 54-11-4 ATS big road underdog momentum situation tonight. My ratings favor Middle Tennessee by just 14 points and I’ll take Florida International in a 3-Star Best Bet at +15 points or more and for 2-Stars at +14 ½ or +14 points.
3-Stars at +15 or more, 2-Stars down to +14.
3 Star Selection
James Madison (+3) over WILLIAM & MARY
10-Jan-09 04:00 PM Pacific Time
James Madison continues to be underrated and I will once again play the Dukes as a Best Bet. JMU struggled in 7 games without their best player Juwann James, who averages 16.3 points at 58% shooting while pulling a team leading 5.9 boards and playing good interior defense. James returned on December 14th and the Dukes are 6-2 straight up ns 5-1-1 ATS since then. My ratings favor James Madison by 3 ½ points in this game and William & Mary hasn’t beaten a team nearly as good as JMU. William & Mary’s victories have come against Norfolk State (18 points worse than JMU), Radford (7 points worse than JMU), South Carolina State (12 points worse than JMU), Haverford (a division 2 team), and Harvard (6 points worse than JMU). The Tribe is also just 17-29-1 ATS in conference home games under coach Tony Shaver and do not have a habit of beating superior teams here. I’ll take James Madison in a 2-Star Best Bet at +1 or more.
3-Stars at +3 or more, 2-Stars from +2 1/2 to +1.
3 Star Selection
BRADLEY (+2) over Creighton
10-Jan-09 05:00 PM Pacific Time
It took Bradley some time to get used to playing without graduated 4 year starting pointguard Daniel Ruffin (remember how they struggled when he was injured for 9 games last season?), but the Braves are getting their act together and enter this game off 5 consecutive wins and 4 consecutive spread wins. Those last 4 wins in conference play have all been as -1 or dog and they’re a dog again today on a home floor where they are very tough to beat. Bradley has played much better at home under coach Jim Les (55-31-4 ATS) than they have on the road (39-45 ATS) and the Braves are especially tough to beat here when they are playing well, going 29-10-2 ATS at home following a victory (2-0 this season). Creighton, meanwhile, is coming off consecutive losses and the Bluejays are just 32-45-1 ATS as a road favorite or pick under coach Dana Altman, including 5-13 ATS after a loss. That road favorite/pick record is an even worse 10-22 ATS if Creighton is facing a team with a win percentage of .550 or higher (0-5 ATS after a loss). In addition to the team trends, Bradley applies to a 30-3 ATS subset of a 66-20 ATS home momentum situation and my ratings favor Creighton by just 1 point, so the line is more than fair. It’s also possible that Creighton’s top scorer Booker Woodfox may not play, as he is questionable due to a sprained ankle suffered in their loss to Northern Iowa. I’ll take Bradley in a 3-Star Best Bet at +2 points or more and for 2-Stars from +1 ½ to pick.
3-Stars at +2 or more, 2-Stars from +1 1/2 to pick.
3 Star Selection
Florida International (+15 ½) over MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE
10-Jan-09 05:30 PM Pacific Time
Florida International has had more than their share of injuries this season, but the Panthers are as healthy as they’ve been all year now that top scorer Alex Galindo has joined the lineup after missing the first 14 games. FIU is 2-1 straight up and 2-1 ATS with Galindo and top post player Freddy Asprilla (12 ppg, 8 rpg) is now fully healthy after missing some time in late November and early December. Pointguard Tremayne Russell also missed 7 games, but he returned on Thursday night for the Panthers’ upset win over Western Kentucky, which is the only game that the entire starting lineup has all played together (Russell actually came off the bench in his first game back, but he is a starter). Florida International is an underrated team now that they have their core players healthy and all playing together and the Panthers apply to a very good 54-11-4 ATS big road underdog momentum situation tonight. My ratings favor Middle Tennessee by just 14 points and I’ll take Florida International in a 3-Star Best Bet at +15 points or more and for 2-Stars at +14 ½ or +14 points.
3-Stars at +15 or more, 2-Stars down to +14.
Golden Contender comp for saturday night:
On Saturday night the comp play is on W.Carolina.Game 682 at 7pm eastern.West carolina has been awesome at home this year outscoring teams 100-75.They fly up and down the courts like gazelles.They have covered both times a s ahome favorite this year when the line is -9 to -12.5.Today they take on an elon team that has been putrid on the road getting outscored 80-56.Elon is 0-10 su-2-8 ats as a road dog in this range and 1-4 su-ats vs winning teams so far this year.When theyve taken on teams that average 77 or more points per game the scored havent even been close.In closing you have a team that blows out there opposition at home and a team who gets demolished in there road games.You know what to do here.Lay the 10 points with W.carolina.BOL GC-
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On Saturday night the comp play is on W.Carolina.Game 682 at 7pm eastern.West carolina has been awesome at home this year outscoring teams 100-75.They fly up and down the courts like gazelles.They have covered both times a s ahome favorite this year when the line is -9 to -12.5.Today they take on an elon team that has been putrid on the road getting outscored 80-56.Elon is 0-10 su-2-8 ats as a road dog in this range and 1-4 su-ats vs winning teams so far this year.When theyve taken on teams that average 77 or more points per game the scored havent even been close.In closing you have a team that blows out there opposition at home and a team who gets demolished in there road games.You know what to do here.Lay the 10 points with W.carolina.BOL GC-
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