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Temple Owls
WOW! With yesteday's BLOWOUT WINNER on Georgia, Ben Burns is now a SIZZLING 16-5 his L21 CFB bets. That includes a PERFECT 3-0 record his L3. Of course, Ben has been ROLLING a lot longer than that. His decade-long stats are truly AMAZING & he's an OUTSTANDING 83-60 (better than 58%!) over the past year. Join him this AFTERNOON!
Temple Owls
Chris Jordan
Tuesday's winner ...
400♦ TEMPLE OWLS - This is one team I've had the pleasure of watching and making money with from time to time this year. The Owls won nine straight before an 18-point loss at Ohio for the MAC East championship, and trust me when I tell you that loss is still stinging. And there is nothing more the Owls would love to do than blast the over-rated Bruins who lucked their way into a Bowl game by finishing 6-6.
Admittedly, this is a UCLA team whose defense has been strong, particularly against the run; but it's the offense that has had some issues. The numbers don't lie:
The Bruins are 98th with their rushing game
The Bruins are 52nd with their passing game
The Bruins are 88th with their offense overall
The Bruins are 99th with their scoring offense
Now, that all being said. I'd be remiss if I failed to mention Temple's passing game is one of the worst in the nation - it ranks 112th. And the overall offense was 89th in the country. But that scoring offense was 35th in averaging 30.2 points per game. And get this, two of its biggest outputs this year - 40 and 56 points - were on the highway.
Its defense has been the bread and butter for the most part, and when it turns in a solid performance, the offense steps up and takes advantage of the opportunities. And tonight in this game, I'm thinking the Owls are going to be more appreciative of their bowl presence, than the all-mighty Bruins, who will look at this like a slap in the face game they had to travel across the country for.
UCLA golden boys having to leave their warm and fuzzy California dorms for ice-cold Washington D.C.? The boys from Philly are used to this weather, and will be looking to hit the Bruins as hard as they can in the first quarter to shut them down.
That's the key for Temple: Not to play tentative and to act as if it belongs in the postseason with a program like UCLA. Do that in the beginning, and the momentum is mine right off the bat.
Guys, enjoy this first winner of the first fiscal week of 2010 (my explanation of this is on my homepage, in case you missed it). Let's start the year off much better than how the fiscal year 2009 ended!!! Glad to have you aboard.
If you haven't looked into getting your 365-Day Package - this is the week to do it!!! The first day of the FISCAL YEAR 2010 begins today, so get on board. Last year my clients made more than 9,100♦ of net profit for the Fiscal Year 2009.
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Tuesday's winner ...
400♦ TEMPLE OWLS - This is one team I've had the pleasure of watching and making money with from time to time this year. The Owls won nine straight before an 18-point loss at Ohio for the MAC East championship, and trust me when I tell you that loss is still stinging. And there is nothing more the Owls would love to do than blast the over-rated Bruins who lucked their way into a Bowl game by finishing 6-6.
Admittedly, this is a UCLA team whose defense has been strong, particularly against the run; but it's the offense that has had some issues. The numbers don't lie:
The Bruins are 98th with their rushing game
The Bruins are 52nd with their passing game
The Bruins are 88th with their offense overall
The Bruins are 99th with their scoring offense
Now, that all being said. I'd be remiss if I failed to mention Temple's passing game is one of the worst in the nation - it ranks 112th. And the overall offense was 89th in the country. But that scoring offense was 35th in averaging 30.2 points per game. And get this, two of its biggest outputs this year - 40 and 56 points - were on the highway.
Its defense has been the bread and butter for the most part, and when it turns in a solid performance, the offense steps up and takes advantage of the opportunities. And tonight in this game, I'm thinking the Owls are going to be more appreciative of their bowl presence, than the all-mighty Bruins, who will look at this like a slap in the face game they had to travel across the country for.
UCLA golden boys having to leave their warm and fuzzy California dorms for ice-cold Washington D.C.? The boys from Philly are used to this weather, and will be looking to hit the Bruins as hard as they can in the first quarter to shut them down.
That's the key for Temple: Not to play tentative and to act as if it belongs in the postseason with a program like UCLA. Do that in the beginning, and the momentum is mine right off the bat.
Guys, enjoy this first winner of the first fiscal week of 2010 (my explanation of this is on my homepage, in case you missed it). Let's start the year off much better than how the fiscal year 2009 ended!!! Glad to have you aboard.
If you haven't looked into getting your 365-Day Package - this is the week to do it!!! The first day of the FISCAL YEAR 2010 begins today, so get on board. Last year my clients made more than 9,100♦ of net profit for the Fiscal Year 2009.
BOUGHT, PAID AND CONFIRMED
Tuesday NCAAB Play GC
On Tuesday night the NCAA play is on Illinois.St. Game 540 at 8:05 eastern. Illinois.St has some nice team angles in their favor tonight. They are 26-7 vs teams who allow 65 points per game or less,10-2 after scoring 80 or more points in their last game,12-6 as a home favorite of -3 or less and 30-7 if coming off a non conference game. When they have allowed 60 or less points in their last game they have won all 3 times. Wichita.St is 6-16 as a road dog of 3 or less and 7-26 straight up any time they are an underdog. The Line is low here tonight because Wichita is 11-1 on the season. Illinoist State has a fine 9-2 record this season and will be tough to stop at home here tonight. On Tuesday nights card I have a 20-1 Bowl system game of the month,as well as an NBA Blowout system that wins by 21 ppg and a 28-5 Triple angle College hoops play. For the NCAA play take Illinois St over Wichita St. BOL GC
On Tuesday night the NCAA play is on Illinois.St. Game 540 at 8:05 eastern. Illinois.St has some nice team angles in their favor tonight. They are 26-7 vs teams who allow 65 points per game or less,10-2 after scoring 80 or more points in their last game,12-6 as a home favorite of -3 or less and 30-7 if coming off a non conference game. When they have allowed 60 or less points in their last game they have won all 3 times. Wichita.St is 6-16 as a road dog of 3 or less and 7-26 straight up any time they are an underdog. The Line is low here tonight because Wichita is 11-1 on the season. Illinoist State has a fine 9-2 record this season and will be tough to stop at home here tonight. On Tuesday nights card I have a 20-1 Bowl system game of the month,as well as an NBA Blowout system that wins by 21 ppg and a 28-5 Triple angle College hoops play. For the NCAA play take Illinois St over Wichita St. BOL GC
ROBERT FERRINGO
2.5-Unit Play. Take #543 Missouri State (-3) over Evansville (8 p.m.)
2-Unit Play. Take #525 Rhode Island (-3.5) over Drexel (7 p.m.)
1.5-Unit Play. Take #586 Ohio (-16.5) over Elon (7 p.m.)
1.5-Unit Play. Take #581 Northeastern (-5) over Santa Clara (9 p.m.)
1-Unit Play. Take #554 Minnesota (-13) over Penn State (9 p.m.)
1-Unit Play. Take #521 Hofstra (-1.5) over Florida Atlantic (7 p.m.)
1-Unit Play. Take #532 Oklahoma State (-12) over Pacific (8 p.m.)
1-Unit Play. Take #565 Eastern Kentucky (+1.5) over Morgan State (6 p.m.)
1-Unit Play. Take #561 Buffalo (-6.5) over Jacksonville (6 p.m.)
0.5-Unit Play. Take ‘Under’ 138.5 Marquette at West Virginia (7 p.m.)
0.5-Unit Play. Take #516 LaSalle (-1) over Cornell (4 p.m.)
0.5-Unit Play. Take #590 Mississippi (-22.5) over Jacksonville State (8 p.m.)
0.5-Unit Play. Take #555 Syracuse (-3) over Seton Hall (9 p.m.)
0.5-Unit Play. Take #584 Wofford (-1.5) over Kent State (11 p.m.)
These are 5-point teasers:
1-Unit Play. TEASER: Take #517 Purdue (-8) over Iowa (7 p.m.) AND Take #532 Oklahoma State (-7) over Pacific (8 p.m.)
0.5-Unit Play. TEASER: Take #565 Eastern Kentucky (+7) over Morgan State (6 p.m.) AND Take #586 Ohio (-11.5) over Elon (7 p.m.)
0.5-Unit Play. TEASER: Take #554 Minnesota (-8) over Penn State (9 p.m.) AND Take #581 Northeastern (Pk) over Santa Clara (9 p.m.)
2.5-Unit Play. Take #543 Missouri State (-3) over Evansville (8 p.m.)
2-Unit Play. Take #525 Rhode Island (-3.5) over Drexel (7 p.m.)
1.5-Unit Play. Take #586 Ohio (-16.5) over Elon (7 p.m.)
1.5-Unit Play. Take #581 Northeastern (-5) over Santa Clara (9 p.m.)
1-Unit Play. Take #554 Minnesota (-13) over Penn State (9 p.m.)
1-Unit Play. Take #521 Hofstra (-1.5) over Florida Atlantic (7 p.m.)
1-Unit Play. Take #532 Oklahoma State (-12) over Pacific (8 p.m.)
1-Unit Play. Take #565 Eastern Kentucky (+1.5) over Morgan State (6 p.m.)
1-Unit Play. Take #561 Buffalo (-6.5) over Jacksonville (6 p.m.)
0.5-Unit Play. Take ‘Under’ 138.5 Marquette at West Virginia (7 p.m.)
0.5-Unit Play. Take #516 LaSalle (-1) over Cornell (4 p.m.)
0.5-Unit Play. Take #590 Mississippi (-22.5) over Jacksonville State (8 p.m.)
0.5-Unit Play. Take #555 Syracuse (-3) over Seton Hall (9 p.m.)
0.5-Unit Play. Take #584 Wofford (-1.5) over Kent State (11 p.m.)
These are 5-point teasers:
1-Unit Play. TEASER: Take #517 Purdue (-8) over Iowa (7 p.m.) AND Take #532 Oklahoma State (-7) over Pacific (8 p.m.)
0.5-Unit Play. TEASER: Take #565 Eastern Kentucky (+7) over Morgan State (6 p.m.) AND Take #586 Ohio (-11.5) over Elon (7 p.m.)
0.5-Unit Play. TEASER: Take #554 Minnesota (-8) over Penn State (9 p.m.) AND Take #581 Northeastern (Pk) over Santa Clara (9 p.m.)
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St. Bernadine Sports
2* UCLA/Temple over 44.5(4:30 pm) -This total will go down as it is really windy now but the winds will die down by game time. You might want to wait to get 43 or maybe even 42 here. While UCLA is only playing this game because it can break even financially(great motivation there), Temple is treating their 3rd bowl game in 110 years like it is the national championship. I still think the MAC is a weak league so I won't go with the Owls here. I will go with the over for a few reasons.
1. UCLA has struggled on defense all year. Flying X-country , playing in a minor bowl, in front of no fans(rumored to be less than 8,000 total tix sold for game) not sure of focus for this one. Defense for UCLA is overrated as they have allowed 23 pts or more 7 of last 9 games.
2. Temple has a nice RB in Pierce and they get their QB back in this one. Take out their last game played w/out their QB they have averaged 35 ppg all year. Granted it was vs weak competition but if UCLA isn't motivated then they become no better than the MAC teams they ran the points up on.
3. weather - The wind will slow down just in time for the game to under 10 MPH. This game will be much like last nights NFL game in which weather will be just cold making the field a bit slippery. Missed tackles could lead to big plays.
2* UCLA/Temple over 44.5(4:30 pm) -This total will go down as it is really windy now but the winds will die down by game time. You might want to wait to get 43 or maybe even 42 here. While UCLA is only playing this game because it can break even financially(great motivation there), Temple is treating their 3rd bowl game in 110 years like it is the national championship. I still think the MAC is a weak league so I won't go with the Owls here. I will go with the over for a few reasons.
1. UCLA has struggled on defense all year. Flying X-country , playing in a minor bowl, in front of no fans(rumored to be less than 8,000 total tix sold for game) not sure of focus for this one. Defense for UCLA is overrated as they have allowed 23 pts or more 7 of last 9 games.
2. Temple has a nice RB in Pierce and they get their QB back in this one. Take out their last game played w/out their QB they have averaged 35 ppg all year. Granted it was vs weak competition but if UCLA isn't motivated then they become no better than the MAC teams they ran the points up on.
3. weather - The wind will slow down just in time for the game to under 10 MPH. This game will be much like last nights NFL game in which weather will be just cold making the field a bit slippery. Missed tackles could lead to big plays.
DCI
Bank of the West Don Haskins Sun Bowl Invitational
at El Paso, TX
Air Force 73, Norfolk State 61
Championship
UTEP 81, Niagara 76
Cable Car Classic
1st Round at Santa Clara, CA
Kent State 69, Wofford 65
Northeastern 64, SANTA CLARA 62
Dr. Pepper Classic
1st Round at Chattanooga, TN
CHATTANOOGA 79, Long Island 71
Morgan State vs. Eastern Kentucky: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Golden Bear Classic
at Berkeley, CA
Utah Valley 69, Furman 67
Championship
CALIFORNIA 81, UC Santa Barbara 61
St. Mary's Shamrock Office Solutions Classic
Opening Round at Moraga, CA
SAINT MARY'S 80, Binghamton 59
Stephen F. Austin 71, Howard 51
UCF Holiday Classic
1st Round at Orlando, FL
Buffalo 76, Jacksonville 66
UCF 73, Liberty 63
Atlantic Sun Conference
Florida Gulf Coast 68, STETSON 67
Big East Conference
Syracuse 89, SETON HALL 80
WEST VIRGINIA 77, Marquette 67
Big Ten Conference
MINNESOTA 71, Penn State 59
Purdue 69, IOWA 56
Missouri Valley Conference
DRAKE 68, Bradley 65
ILLINOIS STATE 66, Wichita State 65
Missouri State vs. EVANSVILLE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Northern Iowa 67, CREIGHTON 64
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 66, Indiana State 63
Non-Conference
AUBURN 87, Charleston Southern 66
CHARLOTTE 90, Mercer 72
CLEMSON 88, South Carolina State 61
COASTAL CAROLINA 84, Georgia Southern 66
COLORADO 74, Yale 60
Cornell 76, LA SALLE 75
DAYTON 75, Boston U. 59
DELAWARE 72, Lafayette 69
DUKE 92, Long Beach State 65
FAIRFIELD 77, St. Francis (N.Y.) 56
GEORGIA TECH 87, Winston-Salem State 49
HIGH POINT 77, North Carolina Central 65
Hofstra 71, FLORIDA ATLANTIC 68
HOUSTON 82, LouiSIAna Tech 75
KANSAS 92, Belmont 64
KANSAS STATE 84, Cleveland State 65
KENNESAW STATE 71, Fordham 67
KENTUCKY 89, Hartford 52
MISSISSIPPI 92, Jacksonville State 64
NC STATE 72, Winthrop 54
NEBRASKA 74, Southern Utah 53
NEW MEXICO 84, Texas Tech 79
OHIO 76, Elon 61
OKLAHOMA STATE 76, Pacific 62
Rhode Island 73, DREXEL 67
RICE 69, McNeese State 59
SAINT LOUIS 66, Eastern Illinois 54
SAN DIEGO 64, Savannah State 47
SAN DIEGO STATE 71, UC Riverside 48
SIENA 83, Saint Joseph's 69
STANFORD 79, James Madison 64
TEXAS 99, Gardner-Webb 57
UIC 69, Toledo 55
UTAH 72, UT San Antonio 69
VCU 84, East Carolina 66
XAVIER 73, Lsu 64
Bank of the West Don Haskins Sun Bowl Invitational
at El Paso, TX
Air Force 73, Norfolk State 61
Championship
UTEP 81, Niagara 76
Cable Car Classic
1st Round at Santa Clara, CA
Kent State 69, Wofford 65
Northeastern 64, SANTA CLARA 62
Dr. Pepper Classic
1st Round at Chattanooga, TN
CHATTANOOGA 79, Long Island 71
Morgan State vs. Eastern Kentucky: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Golden Bear Classic
at Berkeley, CA
Utah Valley 69, Furman 67
Championship
CALIFORNIA 81, UC Santa Barbara 61
St. Mary's Shamrock Office Solutions Classic
Opening Round at Moraga, CA
SAINT MARY'S 80, Binghamton 59
Stephen F. Austin 71, Howard 51
UCF Holiday Classic
1st Round at Orlando, FL
Buffalo 76, Jacksonville 66
UCF 73, Liberty 63
Atlantic Sun Conference
Florida Gulf Coast 68, STETSON 67
Big East Conference
Syracuse 89, SETON HALL 80
WEST VIRGINIA 77, Marquette 67
Big Ten Conference
MINNESOTA 71, Penn State 59
Purdue 69, IOWA 56
Missouri Valley Conference
DRAKE 68, Bradley 65
ILLINOIS STATE 66, Wichita State 65
Missouri State vs. EVANSVILLE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Northern Iowa 67, CREIGHTON 64
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 66, Indiana State 63
Non-Conference
AUBURN 87, Charleston Southern 66
CHARLOTTE 90, Mercer 72
CLEMSON 88, South Carolina State 61
COASTAL CAROLINA 84, Georgia Southern 66
COLORADO 74, Yale 60
Cornell 76, LA SALLE 75
DAYTON 75, Boston U. 59
DELAWARE 72, Lafayette 69
DUKE 92, Long Beach State 65
FAIRFIELD 77, St. Francis (N.Y.) 56
GEORGIA TECH 87, Winston-Salem State 49
HIGH POINT 77, North Carolina Central 65
Hofstra 71, FLORIDA ATLANTIC 68
HOUSTON 82, LouiSIAna Tech 75
KANSAS 92, Belmont 64
KANSAS STATE 84, Cleveland State 65
KENNESAW STATE 71, Fordham 67
KENTUCKY 89, Hartford 52
MISSISSIPPI 92, Jacksonville State 64
NC STATE 72, Winthrop 54
NEBRASKA 74, Southern Utah 53
NEW MEXICO 84, Texas Tech 79
OHIO 76, Elon 61
OKLAHOMA STATE 76, Pacific 62
Rhode Island 73, DREXEL 67
RICE 69, McNeese State 59
SAINT LOUIS 66, Eastern Illinois 54
SAN DIEGO 64, Savannah State 47
SAN DIEGO STATE 71, UC Riverside 48
SIENA 83, Saint Joseph's 69
STANFORD 79, James Madison 64
TEXAS 99, Gardner-Webb 57
UIC 69, Toledo 55
UTAH 72, UT San Antonio 69
VCU 84, East Carolina 66
XAVIER 73, Lsu 64
