Service Plays Saturday 12/11/10

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Saturday, December 11, 2010
FBS Non-Conference
Navy 35, Army 23
FCS Playoffs
3rd Round at campus sites
EASTERN WASHINGTON 28, North Dakota State 22
Georgia Southern 23, WOFFORD 20
Villanova 30, APPALACHIAN STATE 24
Southwestern Athletic Conference Championship
at Legion Field, Birmingham, AL
Texas Southern 23, Alabama State 14

 

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Robert Ferringo

College Football
Take #103 Navy (-7.5) over Army

 

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SB Professor Original NCAAF

Saturday's NCAAF Pick:
Army +8*

 

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CKO
11 Ill-Chi
10 Prov
10 T A&M

 

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Gold Sheet Key Releases
Det U.
ODU
Celtics

 

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Saturday's Best CFB Bet

Army Black Knights vs. Navy Midshipmen (-8,54)

Lincoln Financial Field will once again be the site of the annual Army/Navy game, as the Army Black Knights try to snap their lengthy losing streak to the Navy Midshipmen.

Will it be a day hearing a lot of “Go Navy! Beat Army!”? The Middies certainly hope so, just as has been the case over the course of the last eight seasons. The streak is certainly favored to push to nine on Saturday, as the Midshipmen have been the better team of these two for the majority of the campaign. The offense, at times, has been inconsistent, which has led QB Ricky Dobbs to have some very up and down numbers. Dobbs didn’t nearly pull off this year what he did last season when he rushed for 27 TDs alone, but there is no shame in the 23 scores that he has accounted for in his senior season in Annapolis. Navy clearly has the ability to score at will, as it put 76 on the board against the East Carolina Pirates on the road and scored at least 28 in its final seven games of the season. However, those first few duds of the day that featured just narrowly escaping from Georgia Southern and scoring a combined 20 points against the Maryland Terrapins and Air Force Falcons gives cause for concern for certain.

Or, will it be a year of “Go Army! Beat Navy!”? The Black Knights know that the pressure is off this year, as they have qualified for a bowl game for the time since the 1996 Independence Bowl. They’ll be taking on the SMU Mustangs in a couple of weeks, so for the first time in a long time, this game is one with little to no pressure attached to it. QB Trent Steelman failed to get his team to a bowl game last year, something that would have been accomplished had the Black Knights won this fixture here in the City of Brotherly Love, and he is going to want to make amends for it this season. Unlike Dobbs, who at least has a few options to throw the football to, Steelman really has to play from ahead. He is significantly better served just staying in the triple option, as this team ranked dead last in the country in passing for the mass majority of the campaign. The defense is going to be absolutely imperative in this one, as the Cadets ranked No. 25 in the country in total ‘D’ at a shade over 330 yards per game allowed.

Navy probably has the better offense in this game, but the more consistent defense belongs to the Army. The men from West Pointe haven’t been able to celebrate anything but coming at least a little closer to beating the Middies in recent years, but that all changes on Saturday night. The Black Knights get the job done and take care of this dastardly eight game losing streak in one of the best American traditions of the year.

Pick: Army Black Knights +8

 

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PICK 'N' ROLL

Saturday's Best NBA Bets

Utah Jazz at Dallas Mavericks (-3, 39.5)

Can anyone stop the Dallas Mavericks right now. Maybe the 16-7 Utah Jazz?

The Mavs are on an 11-game winning streak and the Jazz already had one shot--at home--to end the streak at seven last Friday night. But Dallas went into Utah and came away with a 93-81 victory.

Dirk Nowitzki scored 26 points in that showdown, but it was the Dallas defense that stole the headlines. It held the home team to 39.2 percent shooting, including 3 for 14 (21. 4 percent) from three-point land.

No team has shot better than 50 percent against the Mavs and they have held opponents to less than 40 percent shooting six times. They have allowed a total of just three quarters of more than 30 points and they have held the opposition to fewer than 20 points in a quarter on 19 occasions.

"When (Jason Terry) is active defensively and playing the way he can within the system, it lifts the other guys up," explained head coach Rick Carlisle. "And Dirk's had a good defensive year, too. It starts with your better players."

Pick: Dallas Mavericks


Minnesota Timberwolves at Chicago Bulls (-9.5, 205)

The Chicago Bulls have won four in a row, even though they are not necessarily playing their best basketball. They played sloppy basketball on Wednesday in Cleveland and they almost blew a 13-point fourth-quarter lead on Friday (albeit against the Lakers).

Good thing Chicago has Derrick Rose at its disposal. When all else fails, go to Rose.

The second-year star had 29 point and eight assists against the Cavs and he torched Los Angeles for 29 points and nine assists. Rose put both games away late in the fourth quarter, sparking a 14-3 run to end the game in Cleveland.

"He does it time and time again," teammate Kyle Korver said of Rose. “He wants those moments. He's not just, ‘All right, I've got to try to do this again.' He really relishes it. He's done it with jump shots. He's done it with 3s. He did it driving to the basket."

The Timberwolves, meanwhile, are a dismal 1-11 on the road. The Bulls are 8-2 at home.

Pick: Chicago Bulls

 

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Saturday's Best CBB Bets

Tennessee Volunteers vs. Pittsburgh Panthers (-8.5, 140)

Something will have to five when undefeated Tennessee faces undefeated Pittsburgh on Saturday.

Don't expect anything to give down low, though, because both teams are serious in the paint. The Panthers, who have always been known for their toughness inside, are out-rebounding opponents by almost 17 boards per game so far this season.

But they have not yet seen anyone like Tennessee. The Vols boast 6'8'' Tobias Harris (17 points and 6 rebounds per game), 6'10'' Brian Williams, and 6'9'' John Fields.

"It's a very experienced team; a lot of athleticism, good size, very good balance," Pitt head coach Jamie Dixon said of the Volunteers. "They play a lot of guys. They're similar to us in a lot of ways: they rebound well, they play hard, they defend. They're probably a little bit more experienced than us."

Tennessee was hoping to get 6'7'', 258-pound forward Jeronne Maymon back for this one, but he is still ineligible despite passing all five of his fall classes.

Pick: Tennessee Volunteers +8.5


Arizona Wildcats vs. BYU Cougars (-2.5)

Saturday's showdown between Arizona and BYU features an intriguing matchup between Derrick Williams of Arizona and BYU's Jimmer Fredette.

Williams was recently named Pac-10 Player of the Week by the conference's coaches. The sophomore forward notched a double-double against Rice and scored 16 points against Oklahoma, both Wildcat victories. Williams (20.2 ppg, 7.6 rpg) also had 22 and 10 in a Wednesday victory over Cal-State Fullerton.

Fredette, a pre-season First-Team All-American, is equally electric. The senior guard is scoring 22.7 points per game and he enjoyed a stellar homecoming in Glens Falls, NY on Wednesday. He scored 26 points, including seven in a span of 27 seconds early in the first half, en route to a blowout of Vermont.

"I've been through quite a few homecomings as the coach, and this is the most unique and probably the best I’ve had a player act*ually play in one of these," said BYU head coach Dave Rose. "But that’s how special a player Jimmer is and continues to be."

Pick: BYU Cougars -2.5

 

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Bettors’ Best Friend (BBF): Saturday's Wagering Tips

Who's Hot

NCAAB: The over is 7-1 in Tennessee's last eight overall and 7-2 in Pittsburgh's last nine overall.

NCAAB: Arizona is 7-1 ATS in its last eight overall.

NHL: The Thrashers are 8-1 in their last nine overall.

NBA: The Heat are 5-0 ATS in their last five overall.

Who’s Not

NCAAB: Indiana is 1-6 ATS in its last seven road games.

NCAAB: Gonzaga is 1-4 ATS in its last five road games.

NHL: The Islanders are 1-7 in their last eight home games.

NBA: The Cavs are 1-5 ATS in their last six road games and 0-6 ATS in their last six overall.

Key Stat

26.7 – That's how many three-pointers the Louisville Cardinals are jacking up per game so far this season. They launched 36 from long range in Wednesday's 61-35 win over San Francisco. Louisville (7-0) is going up against UNLV (9-0) in a battle of undefeated teams on Saturday. The Rebels, meanwhile, have allowed 45 second-half points in each of their last two contests; against Nevada last Saturday and against Boise State on Wednesday.

Injuries That Shouldn’t Be Overlooked

The Boston Celtics are still streaking, but that doesn't mean their injury woes are over. They played their first game of the season without both of the O'Neals (Shaq and Jermaine) on Thursday and struggled at Philadelphia, getting out-rebounded 39-33 but pulling out a 102-101 win at the last second. Semih Erden started at center and played 17 minutes, while Glen Davis came off the bench and logged 26 minutes. Jermaine (knee) will still be out on Saturday when Boston visits Charlotte, while Shaq (calf) is questionable. Kendrick Perkins, of course, is still sidelined by offseason knee surgery.

Biggest Game On The Slate

Utah Jazz at Dallas Mavericks (-3, 39.5)

Notable Quotable

"It was more of a big-picture conversation regarding schemes and what (the Dolphins) like to do. It's always helpful talking football with Rex (Ryan) because you spend so much time in offensive meetings and discussing our approach that it’s good to get a defensive perspective regarding what that side of the ball is trying to accomplish. It really enhances your overall football knowledge. I think it was awesome that he took the time to do it." -- Jets' quarterback Mark Sanchez after the first of what will be several lunch sessions with his head coach over the next two weeks.

Tips And Notes

Thrashers' goalie Ondrej Pavelec made his 11th consecutive start and 12th in the past 13 games when he suited up against Coloroado on Friday. With Atlanta on fire, it's been hard to take Pavelec out of the net, but that will finally happen on Saturday against the lowly New York Islanders. Pavelec, who has an 8-2 record and .960 save percentage in his last 10 games, will be replaced by Chris Mason. "It's been fun watching, but I'm definitely looking forward to getting back in the net," Mason told the Atlanta Journal Constitution.

Maybe all it took for former No. 1 overall pick Andrea Bargnani's game to take off was for Chris Bosh to get out of Toronto. Bargnani erupted for 41 points, seven rebounds, and six assists in Wednesday's 113-100 loss at New York He has pulled down at least seven in six of his past seven games is averaging just at 22 points a night during this stretch. "We found him different areas where he could be effective," said head coach Jay Triano, whose team visits Detroit on Saturday. "If there is a five playing him, then we spread the floor. If there,s a (swingman), we try to get him touches down low. His game is consistently evolving. His post play has been a lot better than it has been any other year."

Notre Dame won its first eight games of the season, averaging 81.8 points per game and shooting 45.3 percent from the field. But when the Irish faced their first ranked opponent in the form of Kentucky on Wednesday night, they lost 72-58. The Wildcats held Notre Dame to 36.4 percent shooting, including a dismal 20.0 percent in the second half. Next up for the Irish on Saturday is another tough opponent in Gonzaga. "This is a Big East week for us," said head coach Mike Brey. "We're gonna take punches like this in January and February. How do we react and get our legs under us when Gonzaga comes Saturday night? That's what our league has become for us."

 

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NCAAFB...SATURDAY 12-11-10


103 NAVY -8.0
104 ARMY UNDER 54.0




GL Guys,
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NCAAB...SATURDAY 12-11-10


537 TEN +8.5
538 PIT
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ICE PICKS

Saturday's Best NHL Bets

Pittsburgh Penguins vs. Buffalo Sabres (106, 5.5)

Sidney Crosby and Ryan Miller, who will forever be linked by Crosby's gold medal-winning goal in the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, meet again on Saturday.

Ten months later, both guys are still going strong. In fact, Crosby was named the NHL's first star of the week for last week's games. The second star? Miller.

Crosby scored five goals last week, including a hat trick against the Atlanta Thrashers. He is on a 17-game point streak after putting two into the net in a 5-2 win over Toronto on Wednesday.

Miller notched back-to-back shutouts against Ottawa and Columbus last week, stopping all 51 shots he faced.

However, Miller has allowed three goals in each of his past two starts. The Sabres lost to Boston in overtime on Tuesday, but they put up enough offense to blow past San Jose 6-3 on Thursday.

Pick: Pittsburgh Penguins


Philadelphia Flyers at Boston Bruins (-127, 5)

Speaking of being linked, neither team will soon forget last season's playoff series between Philadelphia and Boston. The Flyers, of course, stormed back from a 3-0 deficit to defeat the Bruins before eventually reaching the Stanley Cup Finals.

The Bruins, though, have started to get revenge. They blanked Philly 3-0 last Wednesday with Tim Thomas--not Tuukka Rask--minding the net. Thomas is expected to get the start again on Saturday. Rask was in goal for Thursday's 5-2 win over the lowly New York Islanders.

The Bruins have outscored opponents 21-7 so far this month, going 4-1 in that span. The only loss came in Toronto when they blew a lead in the final minute and lost in an ensuing shootout. Milan Lucic, who scored twice on Thursday, has five goals this month and 15 for the season.

"I am taking advantage of my opportunities right now, and it's also nice to have a little luck," said Lucic. "It's a credit to my linemates. They are finding me when I am open."

Pick: Boston Bruins

 

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John Harrison

NCAA FOOTBALL
2 UNIT* 12-11-10 - Navy -7

 

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Don Wallace

NBA
3 UNITS* - 512# DALLAS -5

 

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Eafra Soccer

3*
Fulham OVER 2, EPL
Blackpool +1, EPL

2*
Aston Villa OVER 2.5, EPL
Getafe OVER 2.5, Spanish Primera
Villareal PK, Spanish Primera

 

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DCI NCAAB


12/11/10 Predictions
Season
Straight Up: 1004-270 (.788)
ATS: 383-387 (.497)
ATS Vary Units: 1455-1419 (.506)
Over/Under: 341-380 (.473)
Over/Under Vary Units: 568-693 (.450)

Etech Lumberjack Classic
Final Round at Nacogdoches, TX
Central Arkansas 70, Grambling State 67
STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 78, Chicago State 55
Non-Conference
AIR FORCE 67, North Carolina Central 54
ALBANY 66, Central Connecticut State 61
ARIZONA STATE 73, Gardner-Webb 57
ARKANSAS STATE 69, Alabama State 58
Army 59, DARTMOUTH 56
BUFFALO 72, Green Bay 66
BUTLER 80, Mississippi Valley State 45
Byu 81, Arizona 75
CINCINNATI 74, Utah Valley 48
COLUMBIA 73, Bryant 53
CREIGHTON 73, Saint Joseph's 66
DAVIDSON 74, Charlotte 68
DELAWARE 62, Delaware State 54
DePAUL 64, Ball State 63
Detroit 70, EASTERN MICHIGAN 62
DREXEL 68, Rider 63
DUKE 80, Saint Louis 50
EASTERN ILLINOIS 60, Western Illinois 54
EVANSVILLE 73, Umes 57
FRESNO STATE 74, Pepperdine 66
George Mason 69, LIBERTY 61
GEORGIA TECH 75, Savannah State 46
HARVARD 71, Boston U. 64
HOFSTRA 74, Florida Atlantic 68
HOUSTON 80, UT San Antonio 71
Idaho vs. SEATTLE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
ILLINOIS STATE 68, Uic 57
IONA 77, Fairleigh Dickinson 58
IPFW 80, Tennessee-Martin 65
James Madison 70, RADFORD 63
Kansas 88, Colorado State 63
Kansas State 77, LOYOLA (CHICAGO) 64
Kennesaw State 72, SIU EDWARDSVILLE 68
KENTUCKY 83, Indiana 59
Lipscomb 83, TENNESSEE TECH 78
LONG ISLAND 81, Lafayette 69
Louisiana Tech 74, McNEESE STATE 71
LOUISVILLE 71, Unlv 69
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 79, South Dakota 73
LSU 67, Central Michigan 55
MANHATTAN 65, Binghamton 59
MARQUETTE 66, Wisconsin 63
MIAMI (OHIO) 71, Troy 61
Michigan State 79, Oakland 71
MINNESOTA 84, Eastern Kentucky 57
MISSISSIPPI STATE 76, East Tennessee State 65
MISSOURI 88, Presbyterian 60
MONMOUTH 61, Hartford 54
Mount St. Mary's 62, LOYOLA (MD.) 61
Murray State 73, CHATTANOOGA 66
NC STATE 74, USC Upstate 51
NEBRASKA 68, Tcu 65
NEW HAMPSHIRE 84, New Hampshire 70
NORTH CAROLINA 83, Long Beach State 66
NORTH DAKOTA STATE 81, North Dakota 57
NORTH TEXAS 76, Jackson State 65
NORTHERN IOWA 62, Morehead State 52
NOTRE DAME 78, Gonzaga 67
OKLAHOMA STATE 70, Missouri State 65
OLD DOMINION 65, Dayton 58
Old Dominion 81, UALR 70
Oral Roberts 73, OKLAHOMA 72
Pittsburgh 70, Tennessee 69
Portland 67, DENVER 57
PROVIDENCE 78, Alabama 72
PURDUE 77, North Florida 46
Rhode Island 78, QUINNIPIAC 73
RICHMOND 75, Vcu 68
ROBERT MORRIS 70, Youngstown State 60
Rutgers 73, Auburn 68
Saint Peter's 59, WAGNER 54
SAM HOUSTON STATE 71, Cleveland State 69
SAMFORD 67, UT Arlington 65
SAN DIEGO STATE 83, San Diego 46
Seton Hall 76, MASSACHUSETTS 73
SOUTH CAROLINA 75, Wofford 68
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 75, Wisconsin-Milwaukee 71
Southeastern Louisiana 78, SOUTHERN 63
ST. BONAVENTURE 80, New Hampshire 64
St. John's 76, FORDHAM 61
STONY BROOK 71, Sacred Heart 56
SYRACUSE 90, Colgate 50
TEXAS 96, Texas State 74
TEXAS A&M 76, Washington 75
Towson 80, UMBC 71
UCF 71, Bethune-Cookman 48
UCLA 77, Cal Poly 59
UIC 75, Centenary 59
Umkc 72, IDAHO STATE 71
USC 71, Northern Arizona 60
UTAH STATE 80, Cal State Bakersfield 57
Valparaiso 70, TOLEDO 58
VMI 103, Longwood 97
Weber State 77, SOUTHERN UTAH 67
WESTERN KENTUCKY 72, Southern Illinois 67
Western Michigan vs. GEORGIA STATE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL

 

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DCI NBA


12/11/10 Predictions
Season
Straight Up: 215-107 (.668)
ATS: 173-155 (.527)
ATS Vary Units: 500-478 (.511)
Over/Under: 154-182 (.458)
Over/Under Vary Units: 207-219 (.486)

Memphis 103, L.A. CLIPPERS 100
ATLANTA 101, Indiana 96
Boston 94, CHARLOTTE 88
Toronto vs. DETROIT: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
CHICAGO 111, Minnesota 96
DALLAS 102, Utah 97
HOUSTON 105, Cleveland 98
Miami 100, SACRAMENTO 90

 

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DCI NHL


12/11/10 Predictions
Season: 135-94 (.590)

BOSTON 3, Philadelphia 2
Pittsburgh vs. BUFFALO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Montreal 3, TORONTO 2
Detroit 3, NEW JERSEY 2
Atlanta vs. N.Y. ISLANDERS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
WASHINGTON 4, Colorado 3
COLUMBUS 3, N.Y. Rangers 2
ST. LOUIS 3, Carolina 2
NASHVILLE 3, Florida 2
PHOENIX 3, Dallas 2
VANCOUVER 4, Tampa Bay 3
LOS ANGELES 3, Minnesota 2
Chicago vs. SAN JOSE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL

 

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Cappers Access

Navy -8
Auburn +8.5
Kentucky -8.5