NO, who ever has been posting those is wrong, he has NEVER had such a thing as a 7 star- ever- typically 3, 4, an occasional 5, and about 4 - 10 star GOY type plays a year. I have seen guys post plays from his newsletter on here as actual starred plays, I have his service thru final 4 and will try and post when I can. GL
If my posts duplicate anything which appears earlier in this thread, apologies. Pressed for time, for just posting what I've got.
D Esler | CBB Sides - Sunday, Feb 28 2016 2:00PM
#826 Pittsburgh 1.0(-110) Greek vs #825 Duke triple-dime bet
Analysis: ANOTHER one like Seton Hall today (which long term people have) as well as Texas yesterday and Stanford Thursday. NEED. Pittsburgh is a projected bubble team - so clearly a win here in what's also their last home game (they have two winnable road games left) will go quite a ways towards getting "in". Duke is in as a possible #4 seed - and we just know that they're a two man show with a VERY thin bench and VERY young, whereas Pittsburgh is VERY experienced. Duke has played two tough road games since they LOST at Miami a month ago. One of those games was a LOSS to Louisville and the other was ONE point victory over arch rival North Carolina. The Panthers have had an extra day off, which matters a lot more this time of year, especially when Duke has the aforementioned thin bench. Pitt has won two of three - losing the last time out to L'ville after blowing a huge, late lead - so again they are not a happy team right now - and although we clearly like Coach K (I don't feel like looking up the proper spelling), Jamie Dixon is an excellent coach. Pitt lost AT Duke last season after falling behind quickly, but played tough for 40 minutes, hence confidence because it's essentially the same team. Two years ago (again, essentially the same team) lost at home to Duke in a game that was very close to the end. Both those two losses were to BETTER Duke teams - so we've got a TON of motivation and experience against a couple of sharp-shooters - see how well that worked out for Oklahoma with Spangler and Hield yesterday - if it's not broke we're not fixing it.
My next favorite play that I may or may not add (I will if Se âton Hall wins for sure) is Tennessee State, and I actually lean Green Bay and over - one of those is sharp and one is not. FYI for anyone that wants more action - if there are anymore that look doable in time I'll pass them on, as always - and thanks for your trust.
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D Esler | CBB Sides - Sunday, Feb 28 2016 2:00PM
#826 Pittsburgh 1.0(-110) Greek vs #825 Duke triple-dime bet
Analysis: ANOTHER one like Seton Hall today (which long term people have) as well as Texas yesterday and Stanford Thursday. NEED. Pittsburgh is a projected bubble team - so clearly a win here in what's also their last home game (they have two winnable road games left) will go quite a ways towards getting "in". Duke is in as a possible #4 seed - and we just know that they're a two man show with a VERY thin bench and VERY young, whereas Pittsburgh is VERY experienced. Duke has played two tough road games since they LOST at Miami a month ago. One of those games was a LOSS to Louisville and the other was ONE point victory over arch rival North Carolina. The Panthers have had an extra day off, which matters a lot more this time of year, especially when Duke has the aforementioned thin bench. Pitt has won two of three - losing the last time out to L'ville after blowing a huge, late lead - so again they are not a happy team right now - and although we clearly like Coach K (I don't feel like looking up the proper spelling), Jamie Dixon is an excellent coach. Pitt lost AT Duke last season after falling behind quickly, but played tough for 40 minutes, hence confidence because it's essentially the same team. Two years ago (again, essentially the same team) lost at home to Duke in a game that was very close to the end. Both those two losses were to BETTER Duke teams - so we've got a TON of motivation and experience against a couple of sharp-shooters - see how well that worked out for Oklahoma with Spangler and Hield yesterday - if it's not broke we're not fixing it.
My next favorite play that I may or may not add (I will if Se âton Hall wins for sure) is Tennessee State, and I actually lean Green Bay and over - one of those is sharp and one is not. FYI for anyone that wants more action - if there are anymore that look doable in time I'll pass them on, as always - and thanks for your trust.
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