The question isn't whether people have them or not.
The question is whether those who have them will post them.
Some people on here are comfortable and very generous in sharing their information while others are told not to share their information(based on who they acquire it from).
Hopefully we get to see the plays.
AlphaCapper still throwing out winners. He's got another one for the 10:00 Holiday Bowl!
Holiday Bowl 12/30/10 10:00 PM ET Washington vs Nebraska (Nebraska -14, 52½)
PREVIEW > For Nebraska, this will be there 2nd straight appearance in the Holiday Bowl and there 47th bowl appearance overall. They come into this game a little pissed as they blew a 17-0 lead against Oklahoma in their Big 12 title matchup. Washington will be out for blood also as they try to avenge a loss to the Cornhuskers from back in September. This is Washington’s 4th appearance in this bowl and their 31st bowl appearance overall. Last years edition of this bowl game found Nebraska pummeling Arizona to the tune of 33-0. I have your inside scoop for this game with all the edges we need to cover for some easy pocket change!
Pinstripe Bowl 12/30/10 3:20 PM ET Kansas State vs Syracuse (Syracuse -1, 48)
PREVIEW > Here we go! Got two teams meeting here that are both7-5. With both teams coming in from kind of a bowl drought, expect big play from both of these teams here. Got the game broke down just for you, so get your pick early, get it in, and sit back and watch the cash flow in!
THE PICK > Syracuse Orange -1
THE ANALYSIS > First off, lets look at a couple of key players for these teams. RB Daniel Thomas for Kansas State, is the best player for this offensive unit. He’s a ball pounding bruiser who weighs over 225 pounds and is six-foot-two. He’s accumulated right at 1,500 yards with his legs this year and has accounted for 16 TD’s. For Syracuse, their answer for Thomas will be linebacker Doug Hogue. He is the leader of unit that ranks 5th in the nation at stopping opposing offenses. He’s accumulated close to 90 total tackles this year with about 10 of them going for a loss. Now that those stats are out of the way, and we’ve seen that this could be a pretty even matchup, lets continue on and find us an edge that should put one of these teams over the top and allow them to walk away with the win here.
The Orange have a running back tandem that will get their yards in this game. One is quick and speedy who can beat you with bursts for big yards, and the other is a power back that can push a pile for an extra few yards if needed. Delone Carter averages a whopping 5.1 yards per carry and can wear down the interior of a defensive line over the course of a game. The other is Antwon Bailey, who averages right below Carter with 4.7 yards per carry, can hit the outsides and pick up large chunks of yardage at a time. This is especially important you see because they will be able to penetrate a weak defensive line for Kansas State with relative ease. The Wildcats have not performed up to par all season, especially with any consistency, as their two leading tacklers are defensive backs. Meaning they are a couple of yards further behind the original line and over the course of a game, those few extra yards at a time really begin to add up. David Garrett and Tysyn Hartman will have their hands full in this one for this Kansas State defense and by the 4th quarter should be wore down.
Holiday Bowl 12/30/10 10:00 PM ET Washington vs Nebraska (Nebraska -14, 52½)
PREVIEW > For Nebraska, this will be there 2nd straight appearance in the Holiday Bowl and there 47th bowl appearance overall. They come into this game a little pissed as they blew a 17-0 lead against Oklahoma in their Big 12 title matchup. Washington will be out for blood also as they try to avenge a loss to the Cornhuskers from back in September. This is Washington’s 4th appearance in this bowl and their 31st bowl appearance overall. Last years edition of this bowl game found Nebraska pummeling Arizona to the tune of 33-0. I have your inside scoop for this game with all the edges we need to cover for some easy pocket change!
Pinstripe Bowl 12/30/10 3:20 PM ET Kansas State vs Syracuse (Syracuse -1, 48)
PREVIEW > Here we go! Got two teams meeting here that are both7-5. With both teams coming in from kind of a bowl drought, expect big play from both of these teams here. Got the game broke down just for you, so get your pick early, get it in, and sit back and watch the cash flow in!
THE PICK > Syracuse Orange -1
THE ANALYSIS > First off, lets look at a couple of key players for these teams. RB Daniel Thomas for Kansas State, is the best player for this offensive unit. He’s a ball pounding bruiser who weighs over 225 pounds and is six-foot-two. He’s accumulated right at 1,500 yards with his legs this year and has accounted for 16 TD’s. For Syracuse, their answer for Thomas will be linebacker Doug Hogue. He is the leader of unit that ranks 5th in the nation at stopping opposing offenses. He’s accumulated close to 90 total tackles this year with about 10 of them going for a loss. Now that those stats are out of the way, and we’ve seen that this could be a pretty even matchup, lets continue on and find us an edge that should put one of these teams over the top and allow them to walk away with the win here.
The Orange have a running back tandem that will get their yards in this game. One is quick and speedy who can beat you with bursts for big yards, and the other is a power back that can push a pile for an extra few yards if needed. Delone Carter averages a whopping 5.1 yards per carry and can wear down the interior of a defensive line over the course of a game. The other is Antwon Bailey, who averages right below Carter with 4.7 yards per carry, can hit the outsides and pick up large chunks of yardage at a time. This is especially important you see because they will be able to penetrate a weak defensive line for Kansas State with relative ease. The Wildcats have not performed up to par all season, especially with any consistency, as their two leading tacklers are defensive backs. Meaning they are a couple of yards further behind the original line and over the course of a game, those few extra yards at a time really begin to add up. David Garrett and Tysyn Hartman will have their hands full in this one for this Kansas State defense and by the 4th quarter should be wore down.
Thanks to those that stepped up and posted IC. Being a small recreational player I appreciate when other people post good information.
The only piece missing is his late NCAA BB game for tonight-everything else posted on his site has been accounted for and posted.
If anyone sees it, please post it.
If not, at least we have everything else.
Guy has been solid and flat playing his picks has been a good, steady way to increase the bankroll.
Thanks again.
The only piece missing is his late NCAA BB game for tonight-everything else posted on his site has been accounted for and posted.
If anyone sees it, please post it.
If not, at least we have everything else.
Guy has been solid and flat playing his picks has been a good, steady way to increase the bankroll.
Thanks again.
Larry Ness
8* Villanova -5.5
Temple is 9-2 with losses to Cal and Texas A&M (on neutral courts). The Owls own a "signature" win over Georgetown (Hoyas 1st loss of the season) and enter this game on a six-game winning streak (5-1 ATS). Veteran guards Moore (14.9-4.4) and Fernandez (9.8-3.9 APG) are an excellent duo and the 6-9 Allen (10.2-6.8) is surrounded by a solid supporting cast inside. The group includes the 6-6 Randall (8.5-5.1), the 6-11 Eric (7.5-5.5) and the 6-6 Jefferson (7.1-5.5). As always, the Owls play excellent 'D' (58.1 PPG) but the team shoots poorly from three-point range (27.0%) and from the FT line (63.4%). Revenge is on the minds of Jay Wright's Villanova team in this "Big Five" matchup, as the Wildcats lost by 10 points to the Owls last year. 'Nova's 10-1 this year, losing only to Tennessee, a game which Villanova 'shot itself out of.' A team which is connecting on 45% (31.5% on threes) on the year, made just 34.5% (4-of-21 on threes) vs the Vols. Temple owns a veteran backcourt but Villanova counters with the veteran duo of Stokes (15.7-4.1) and Fisher (15.5-4.9 APG) plus sophomores Wayns (12.4-4.8 APG) and Cheek (7.5-4.5). Advantage; 'Nova! The 6-8 Pena (10.2-7.5) has developed into a solid interior player and is joined this year by two players of excellent size and decent abilities. The 6-10 Yarou (8.8-8.1) has made major improvements and the 6-11 Sutton (4.3-3.2) has been steady. These "Big Five" games still mean a lot to these Philadelphia-area schools and REVENGE matters in this one. Lay it with Villanova!
8* Villanova -5.5
Temple is 9-2 with losses to Cal and Texas A&M (on neutral courts). The Owls own a "signature" win over Georgetown (Hoyas 1st loss of the season) and enter this game on a six-game winning streak (5-1 ATS). Veteran guards Moore (14.9-4.4) and Fernandez (9.8-3.9 APG) are an excellent duo and the 6-9 Allen (10.2-6.8) is surrounded by a solid supporting cast inside. The group includes the 6-6 Randall (8.5-5.1), the 6-11 Eric (7.5-5.5) and the 6-6 Jefferson (7.1-5.5). As always, the Owls play excellent 'D' (58.1 PPG) but the team shoots poorly from three-point range (27.0%) and from the FT line (63.4%). Revenge is on the minds of Jay Wright's Villanova team in this "Big Five" matchup, as the Wildcats lost by 10 points to the Owls last year. 'Nova's 10-1 this year, losing only to Tennessee, a game which Villanova 'shot itself out of.' A team which is connecting on 45% (31.5% on threes) on the year, made just 34.5% (4-of-21 on threes) vs the Vols. Temple owns a veteran backcourt but Villanova counters with the veteran duo of Stokes (15.7-4.1) and Fisher (15.5-4.9 APG) plus sophomores Wayns (12.4-4.8 APG) and Cheek (7.5-4.5). Advantage; 'Nova! The 6-8 Pena (10.2-7.5) has developed into a solid interior player and is joined this year by two players of excellent size and decent abilities. The 6-10 Yarou (8.8-8.1) has made major improvements and the 6-11 Sutton (4.3-3.2) has been steady. These "Big Five" games still mean a lot to these Philadelphia-area schools and REVENGE matters in this one. Lay it with Villanova!
