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Toledo +5
Bought the half first off. Wright St. still hasn't covered a game and shoots 35%FG and 20% 3pt. Toledo beat UMass....I see them possibly winning str8 up.
VT -3
Better team. 76% FT won't hurt on the road compared to the 62% for the Dawgs.
VT over 126.5
Have this one in the 130's...but I haven't hit a damn over in awhile.
San Fran +5
Both teams lost @ Cal by the same. Pacific hasn't looked stellar at home, SF looked awful on their last one. SF wins this game 50% of the time.
Montana St. vs CSF under 148
Both teams play above the avg. pace for NCAA. Both teams are in the 200's in Off. Eff. This game will be fast paced, but will they be able to score consistently? Under 6-2 in CSF last 8 road games.
Marist +16
Covered this the last 10 meetings. Won 6 of the last 10 meetings. Siena shoots 58% from the FT. This one is a crap shoot.
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Toledo +5
Bought the half first off. Wright St. still hasn't covered a game and shoots 35%FG and 20% 3pt. Toledo beat UMass....I see them possibly winning str8 up.
VT -3
Better team. 76% FT won't hurt on the road compared to the 62% for the Dawgs.
VT over 126.5
Have this one in the 130's...but I haven't hit a damn over in awhile.
San Fran +5
Both teams lost @ Cal by the same. Pacific hasn't looked stellar at home, SF looked awful on their last one. SF wins this game 50% of the time.
Montana St. vs CSF under 148
Both teams play above the avg. pace for NCAA. Both teams are in the 200's in Off. Eff. This game will be fast paced, but will they be able to score consistently? Under 6-2 in CSF last 8 road games.
Marist +16
Covered this the last 10 meetings. Won 6 of the last 10 meetings. Siena shoots 58% from the FT. This one is a crap shoot.
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James Manos's Pick Pack
NCAA Basketball Weekly Picks
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Matchup: Texas at Villanova
Time: 9:20 PM EDT (Tue)
Play: Villanova (+3 -110)
Line Source: PALMS
Posted on: December 9, 2008 @ 5:08:20 PM EST
Faded Texas last time out in their battle with UCLA and got a solid win, we'll go back to the well once again. Texas is a solid team but this Villanova squad is a bit better and here we get the better team as a nuetral court underdog. Texas has played a much tougher schedule but their final vs Notre Dame was a bit misleading as the Irish had that game well in hand late and relaxed and the win over UCLA was unimpressive in that it was at home vs a young team travelling. Villanova has been playing oustanding defense, and as I mentioned in my UCLA write-up, I think their defense can give Texas' secondary scorers (James and Mason) trouble. Villanova returns all 5 starters to a team that played well to end '08. Not enamored with either of these coaches but the Wildcats Jay Wright has more to work with. Considering the nuetral floor, it's most likely that the wrong team is favored here
NCAA Basketball Weekly Picks
Premium Plays
Matchup: Texas at Villanova
Time: 9:20 PM EDT (Tue)
Play: Villanova (+3 -110)
Line Source: PALMS
Posted on: December 9, 2008 @ 5:08:20 PM EST
Faded Texas last time out in their battle with UCLA and got a solid win, we'll go back to the well once again. Texas is a solid team but this Villanova squad is a bit better and here we get the better team as a nuetral court underdog. Texas has played a much tougher schedule but their final vs Notre Dame was a bit misleading as the Irish had that game well in hand late and relaxed and the win over UCLA was unimpressive in that it was at home vs a young team travelling. Villanova has been playing oustanding defense, and as I mentioned in my UCLA write-up, I think their defense can give Texas' secondary scorers (James and Mason) trouble. Villanova returns all 5 starters to a team that played well to end '08. Not enamored with either of these coaches but the Wildcats Jay Wright has more to work with. Considering the nuetral floor, it's most likely that the wrong team is favored here
are these the same guys that private messaged me that they were going to do anything it takes to take jeffersonsports down?
hmmm, LOL
jefferson releases plays late in the day so he will always be copying somebody. how can he be copying when he is hitting a higher % than those dudes? dont make sense
hmmm, LOL
jefferson releases plays late in the day so he will always be copying somebody. how can he be copying when he is hitting a higher % than those dudes? dont make sense
WUNDERDOG
San Francisco at Pacific
Pick: San Francisco +5.5
The Dons have been impressive to start the season as two of their three losses were against Pac-10 teams on the road including a hard-fought loss at USC by just five points. The Dons have shown the ability to get hot from deep as they are knocking down seven threes a game. Pacific has struggled with the unexpected loss of potential conference player of the year PG Steffan Johnson, who transferred out of the program. They took an additional hit when center Michael Nunnally was suspended for the entire season. To make matters worse they are also without the services of backup PG Michael Kirby, who has also been suspended for the first semester. That leaves the Tigers very vulnerable, and inexperienced PGs are going to make this team struggle as they have early. The Dons have played well and are catching the Tigers at the right time, so I'll back USF here on the road.
San Francisco at Pacific
Pick: San Francisco +5.5
The Dons have been impressive to start the season as two of their three losses were against Pac-10 teams on the road including a hard-fought loss at USC by just five points. The Dons have shown the ability to get hot from deep as they are knocking down seven threes a game. Pacific has struggled with the unexpected loss of potential conference player of the year PG Steffan Johnson, who transferred out of the program. They took an additional hit when center Michael Nunnally was suspended for the entire season. To make matters worse they are also without the services of backup PG Michael Kirby, who has also been suspended for the first semester. That leaves the Tigers very vulnerable, and inexperienced PGs are going to make this team struggle as they have early. The Dons have played well and are catching the Tigers at the right time, so I'll back USF here on the road.
