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Steam On-Line Guaranteed Selections
Date: Saturday, December 13, 2008
$25.00 Guaranteed: Today we have isolated an ABSOLUTE BLOWOUT in COLLEGE HOOPS WINNER that will again be "in the bag" by Half Time! This game is so strong it can only be rated as a 8000* COLLEGE HOOPS SLAM DUNK WINNER! You can get this TOP RATED WINNER right now for just $25 and you MUST WIN this game or you will not be charged! Why should you get this game? Because we were 66-28 last year in College Hoops! POUND IT 12/13/2008
8000* COLLEGE HOOPS SLAM DUNK WINNER
534 Georgetown -5 2:00 EST
Steam On-Line Guaranteed Selections
Date: Saturday, December 13, 2008
$25.00 Guaranteed: Tonight we have isolated an ABSOLUTE BLOWOUT in COLLEGE HOOPS WINNER that will again be "in the bag" by Half Time! This game is so strong it can only be rated as a 7000* LATE STEAMER! You can get this TOP RATED WINNER right now for just $25 and you MUST WIN this game or you will not be charged! Why should you get this game? Because we were 66-28 last year in College Hoops! 12/13/2008
7000* COLLEGE HOOPS LATE STEAMER
571 Xavier -2.5 8:00 EST
Elite Sports Circle Guaranteed Selections
Date: Saturday, December 13, 2008
$35.00 Guaranteed: EN FUEGO...If that is what you call an 67-25 RUN than hell yes EN FUEGO!!! We have isolated another HUGE COLLEGE HOOPS LATE STEAM WINNER! You can get our 6000* COLLEGE BASKETBALL LATE STEAM PLAY OF THE MONTH today for just $35 and you will pay only after you win! 12/13/2008
6000* COLLEGE BASKETBALL LATE STEAM PLAY OF THE MONTH
542 Kentucky -16.5 4:00 EST
Elite Sports Circle Guaranteed Selections
Date: Saturday, December 13, 2008
$35.00 Guaranteed: We are now 95-53 in the NBA and 97-57 in College Basketball for a total of 192-110 the last two plus years and that my friends is a solid 63%! If you are looking for a WINNER we got you covered with our 7000* COLLEGE HOOPS REVENGE GAME OF THE MONTH!! You can get this Guaranteed Winner tonight for a special price of just $35 and you must win or you will not be charged! 12/13/2008
7000* COLLEGE HOOPS REVENGE GAME OF THE MONTH
538 Miami Ohio -15.5 4:00 EST
Date: Saturday, December 13, 2008
$25.00 Guaranteed: Today we have isolated an ABSOLUTE BLOWOUT in COLLEGE HOOPS WINNER that will again be "in the bag" by Half Time! This game is so strong it can only be rated as a 8000* COLLEGE HOOPS SLAM DUNK WINNER! You can get this TOP RATED WINNER right now for just $25 and you MUST WIN this game or you will not be charged! Why should you get this game? Because we were 66-28 last year in College Hoops! POUND IT 12/13/2008
8000* COLLEGE HOOPS SLAM DUNK WINNER
534 Georgetown -5 2:00 EST
Steam On-Line Guaranteed Selections
Date: Saturday, December 13, 2008
$25.00 Guaranteed: Tonight we have isolated an ABSOLUTE BLOWOUT in COLLEGE HOOPS WINNER that will again be "in the bag" by Half Time! This game is so strong it can only be rated as a 7000* LATE STEAMER! You can get this TOP RATED WINNER right now for just $25 and you MUST WIN this game or you will not be charged! Why should you get this game? Because we were 66-28 last year in College Hoops! 12/13/2008
7000* COLLEGE HOOPS LATE STEAMER
571 Xavier -2.5 8:00 EST
Elite Sports Circle Guaranteed Selections
Date: Saturday, December 13, 2008
$35.00 Guaranteed: EN FUEGO...If that is what you call an 67-25 RUN than hell yes EN FUEGO!!! We have isolated another HUGE COLLEGE HOOPS LATE STEAM WINNER! You can get our 6000* COLLEGE BASKETBALL LATE STEAM PLAY OF THE MONTH today for just $35 and you will pay only after you win! 12/13/2008
6000* COLLEGE BASKETBALL LATE STEAM PLAY OF THE MONTH
542 Kentucky -16.5 4:00 EST
Elite Sports Circle Guaranteed Selections
Date: Saturday, December 13, 2008
$35.00 Guaranteed: We are now 95-53 in the NBA and 97-57 in College Basketball for a total of 192-110 the last two plus years and that my friends is a solid 63%! If you are looking for a WINNER we got you covered with our 7000* COLLEGE HOOPS REVENGE GAME OF THE MONTH!! You can get this Guaranteed Winner tonight for a special price of just $35 and you must win or you will not be charged! 12/13/2008
7000* COLLEGE HOOPS REVENGE GAME OF THE MONTH
538 Miami Ohio -15.5 4:00 EST
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=3 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR bgColor=#dddddd><TD vAlign=top>William Kidd</TD><TD vAlign=top align=right>Guaranteed Selections</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=3 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD vAlign=top>Date: Saturday, December 13, 2008
$25.00 Guaranteed: We are currently on a 81-42 run with all of our guaranteed selections! Today we have another COLLEGE HOOPS QUADRUPLE DIME LATE STEAM WINNER that you can get for just $25 and you MUST WIN this game or you will not be charged! Join me for another easy winner!!! By the way we were 33-18 in the NBA and 57-30 in College Hoops last year! That is 65% overall in Basketball last season!</TD><TD vAlign=top noWrap align=right>12/13/2008</TD></TR><TR><TD colSpan=2> </TD></TR><TR><TD colSpan=2>COLLEGE HOOPS QUADRUPLE DIME LATE STEAM WINNER
555 Northern Iowa +3 5:30 EST</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
I have been chasing the winner with him. 7W-3L in CBB. Thanks to all.
$25.00 Guaranteed: We are currently on a 81-42 run with all of our guaranteed selections! Today we have another COLLEGE HOOPS QUADRUPLE DIME LATE STEAM WINNER that you can get for just $25 and you MUST WIN this game or you will not be charged! Join me for another easy winner!!! By the way we were 33-18 in the NBA and 57-30 in College Hoops last year! That is 65% overall in Basketball last season!</TD><TD vAlign=top noWrap align=right>12/13/2008</TD></TR><TR><TD colSpan=2> </TD></TR><TR><TD colSpan=2>COLLEGE HOOPS QUADRUPLE DIME LATE STEAM WINNER
555 Northern Iowa +3 5:30 EST</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
I have been chasing the winner with him. 7W-3L in CBB. Thanks to all.
Jeff Benton picks 1 and 2
<HR style="COLOR: #fdde82; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #fdde82" SIZE=1><!-- / icon and title --><!-- message -->15 Dime: UCLA (minus the points vs. DePaul)
5 Dime: KANSAS (minus the points vs. UMass)
UCLA
DePaul simply cannot score. Check that: DePaul simply cannot score against quality teams. Sure, the Blue Demons have put up 70-plus against the likes of Albany, Illinois-Chicago, Detroit, Indiana State and Morgan State. But against their two best opponents – road losses at Cal and Northwestern – they scored 67 points and 36 points (that’s right, 36 points!), and made just 41 of 119 shots in those two defeats. That’s 34.5 percent, and that number is only slightly worse than DePaul’s overall field-goal percentage of 37.8. And when they step behind the arc, the Blue Demons miss nearly three of every four shots (28 percent).
Today, DePaul, which actually lost to Morgan State 79-75 this week at home, has to travel out to Southern California to face a Top 15 opponent that stresses defense over everything else. Granted, the Bruins don’t have the kind of stoppers (yet!) that they’ve had the last three years when they went to the Final Four, but they’re still giving up just 60 points per game on 44 percent shooting, with no team scoring more than 68 points (and that was Texas).
Meanwhile, unlike DePaul, the Bruins can put the ball in the hole. They’re making 50 percent of their shots and scoring 73.3 ppg. Also, UCLA has outrebounded five of its seven opponents and has an average of eight more rebounds per game, while DePaul has been out-boarded in three straight games (all losses), and it has fewer rebounds per game than its opponents.
DePaul is 0-2 ATS as an underdog this year (the losses at Northwestern and Cal) and is 1-5 ATS in its last six as a short. Although this game is being played in Anaheim, make no mistake it’s essentially a home game for the Bruins, whose five wins this season have been by margins of 24, 5, 17, 35 and 18 points. Lay the chalk with UCLA, which is 3-1 ATS in its last four.
Kansas
It’s difficult to tell exactly how good the defending champs are, considering they’ve played just two decent opponents, beating one (73-54 over Washington as a six-point favorite) and losing to the other (89-81 to Syracuse in overtime when the Jayhawks blew an 11-point halftime lead). Other than that, Kansas has faced a bunch of cupcakes. But here’s the deal: The team they’re facing today in Kansas City absolutely fits in the cupcake category. UMass is 2-6 SU and 1-5 ATS, with the victories coming against something called Arkansas-Monticello in their opener and Holy Cross in their most recent game Wednesday.
In between, the Minutemen suffered six straight losses. Three were at least “quality” losses (Southern Illinois, Memphis and Boston College), but the other three (Jacksonville State, Wisconsin-Green Bay and Toledo) were inexcusable, even though two of those were one-point setbacks.
UMass’s problems are two-fold: an inconsistent offense (the Minutemen have scored 67 or less three times) and virtually no defense (they’ve allowed 80 or more in five of their six losses). Well, today, UMass goes up against a Kansas squad that averages 83.5 ppg on 48.2 percent shooting, scoring at least 81 points in five straight games. And only once this season (the second half vs. Syracuse) did the Jayhawks’ defense not show up.
Kansas has cashed in five of its last six games overall, six of its last eight at home (and this is virtually a home game even if it’s not being played in Allen Fieldhouse) and 20 of its last 28 in non-conference play, while UMass is 1-6 ATS in its last seven non-conference outings and 0-5 ATS in its last five on the road. Don’t sweat this big number.
<HR style="COLOR: #fdde82; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #fdde82" SIZE=1><!-- / icon and title --><!-- message -->15 Dime: UCLA (minus the points vs. DePaul)
5 Dime: KANSAS (minus the points vs. UMass)
UCLA
DePaul simply cannot score. Check that: DePaul simply cannot score against quality teams. Sure, the Blue Demons have put up 70-plus against the likes of Albany, Illinois-Chicago, Detroit, Indiana State and Morgan State. But against their two best opponents – road losses at Cal and Northwestern – they scored 67 points and 36 points (that’s right, 36 points!), and made just 41 of 119 shots in those two defeats. That’s 34.5 percent, and that number is only slightly worse than DePaul’s overall field-goal percentage of 37.8. And when they step behind the arc, the Blue Demons miss nearly three of every four shots (28 percent).
Today, DePaul, which actually lost to Morgan State 79-75 this week at home, has to travel out to Southern California to face a Top 15 opponent that stresses defense over everything else. Granted, the Bruins don’t have the kind of stoppers (yet!) that they’ve had the last three years when they went to the Final Four, but they’re still giving up just 60 points per game on 44 percent shooting, with no team scoring more than 68 points (and that was Texas).
Meanwhile, unlike DePaul, the Bruins can put the ball in the hole. They’re making 50 percent of their shots and scoring 73.3 ppg. Also, UCLA has outrebounded five of its seven opponents and has an average of eight more rebounds per game, while DePaul has been out-boarded in three straight games (all losses), and it has fewer rebounds per game than its opponents.
DePaul is 0-2 ATS as an underdog this year (the losses at Northwestern and Cal) and is 1-5 ATS in its last six as a short. Although this game is being played in Anaheim, make no mistake it’s essentially a home game for the Bruins, whose five wins this season have been by margins of 24, 5, 17, 35 and 18 points. Lay the chalk with UCLA, which is 3-1 ATS in its last four.
Kansas
It’s difficult to tell exactly how good the defending champs are, considering they’ve played just two decent opponents, beating one (73-54 over Washington as a six-point favorite) and losing to the other (89-81 to Syracuse in overtime when the Jayhawks blew an 11-point halftime lead). Other than that, Kansas has faced a bunch of cupcakes. But here’s the deal: The team they’re facing today in Kansas City absolutely fits in the cupcake category. UMass is 2-6 SU and 1-5 ATS, with the victories coming against something called Arkansas-Monticello in their opener and Holy Cross in their most recent game Wednesday.
In between, the Minutemen suffered six straight losses. Three were at least “quality” losses (Southern Illinois, Memphis and Boston College), but the other three (Jacksonville State, Wisconsin-Green Bay and Toledo) were inexcusable, even though two of those were one-point setbacks.
UMass’s problems are two-fold: an inconsistent offense (the Minutemen have scored 67 or less three times) and virtually no defense (they’ve allowed 80 or more in five of their six losses). Well, today, UMass goes up against a Kansas squad that averages 83.5 ppg on 48.2 percent shooting, scoring at least 81 points in five straight games. And only once this season (the second half vs. Syracuse) did the Jayhawks’ defense not show up.
Kansas has cashed in five of its last six games overall, six of its last eight at home (and this is virtually a home game even if it’s not being played in Allen Fieldhouse) and 20 of its last 28 in non-conference play, while UMass is 1-6 ATS in its last seven non-conference outings and 0-5 ATS in its last five on the road. Don’t sweat this big number.
Jeff Benton pick 3
<HR style="COLOR: #fdde82; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #fdde82" SIZE=1><!-- / icon and title --><!-- message -->5 Dime: PISTONS (minus the points vs. Bobcats)
Pistons
Obviously, the Allen Iverson trade isn’t working out as the Pistons had hoped. Although the snapped a three-game losing skid with last night's narrow 114-110 win over the Pacers, they failed to cover as a six-point favorite, they're fourth straight non-cover. Not only that, but they're still just 2-4 (1-5 ATS) in their last six games and 4-6 (3-7 ATS) in their last 10, including disturbing defeats to the likes of the Sixers, Knicks and Wizards -- teams they should've handled easily.
All this said, I’m banking on the Pistons showing up tonight at Charlotte. For one thing, with three days off prior to last night's game, Detroit obviously spent a lot of time addressing its main problem, which was scoring. In the five games prior to last night's win, the Pistons had averaged just 90.2 points per game and had scored 92 or less in seven of nine. But against the Pacers, Detroit shot a blistering 56 percent from the field, including hitting 7 of 13 treys.
Also, while the Pistons have slumped of late, the Bobcats, who just traded away their best scorer (Jason Richardson), are in their own funk, having lost five in a row. Like the Pistons, the Bobcats have had trouble scoring, but they’ve also struggled to get stops, giving up an average of 98.7 ppg in the last six.
Finally, you know that the veterans on the Pistons would love nothing more than to stick it to former coach Larry Brown (and that includes Iverson, who has his own past history with Brown going back to their Sixers days). To wit, the first time Detroit faced Brown his season back on Nov. 3 – the day the Iverson-for-Billups trade went down – the Pistons crushed Charlotte 101-83 as a 3½-point road favorite. Detroit is 5-0 SU and 4-1 ATS in the last five meetings with the Bobcats, including three straight road wins. Throw in the fact that we’re getting line value because of the Pistons’ recent run of non-covers, and I love Detroit in this spot.
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<HR style="COLOR: #fdde82; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #fdde82" SIZE=1><!-- / icon and title --><!-- message -->5 Dime: PISTONS (minus the points vs. Bobcats)
Pistons
Obviously, the Allen Iverson trade isn’t working out as the Pistons had hoped. Although the snapped a three-game losing skid with last night's narrow 114-110 win over the Pacers, they failed to cover as a six-point favorite, they're fourth straight non-cover. Not only that, but they're still just 2-4 (1-5 ATS) in their last six games and 4-6 (3-7 ATS) in their last 10, including disturbing defeats to the likes of the Sixers, Knicks and Wizards -- teams they should've handled easily.
All this said, I’m banking on the Pistons showing up tonight at Charlotte. For one thing, with three days off prior to last night's game, Detroit obviously spent a lot of time addressing its main problem, which was scoring. In the five games prior to last night's win, the Pistons had averaged just 90.2 points per game and had scored 92 or less in seven of nine. But against the Pacers, Detroit shot a blistering 56 percent from the field, including hitting 7 of 13 treys.
Also, while the Pistons have slumped of late, the Bobcats, who just traded away their best scorer (Jason Richardson), are in their own funk, having lost five in a row. Like the Pistons, the Bobcats have had trouble scoring, but they’ve also struggled to get stops, giving up an average of 98.7 ppg in the last six.
Finally, you know that the veterans on the Pistons would love nothing more than to stick it to former coach Larry Brown (and that includes Iverson, who has his own past history with Brown going back to their Sixers days). To wit, the first time Detroit faced Brown his season back on Nov. 3 – the day the Iverson-for-Billups trade went down – the Pistons crushed Charlotte 101-83 as a 3½-point road favorite. Detroit is 5-0 SU and 4-1 ATS in the last five meetings with the Bobcats, including three straight road wins. Throw in the fact that we’re getting line value because of the Pistons’ recent run of non-covers, and I love Detroit in this spot.
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