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NC Charlotte vs. ST. JOSEPH'S - at Atlantic City, NJ By Karl Garrett, Featured Handicapper
St. John's plus the points, OUTRIGHT from the G-Man on Tuesday to get championship week off on a winning note for free!
This afternoon from the boardwalk in Atlantic City, G-Man going to "watch the tram cars", and watch the Hawks of St. Joseph's take care of business against the Charlotte 49ers.
Both schools were shaky at best down the stretch, but the 49ers won just once in their final five games straight up, and failed ALL 5 against the spread to get to this game against the Hawks.
St. Joseph's endured a late season five game slide, but were able to record wins in 2 of their last 3 both straight up, and against the spread. The Hawks figure to have some fans in the stands, as Atlantic City is a short ride from the Main Line in Philly, and that always helps when you have the crowd behind you.
Joey's has won 2 of the last 3 series meetings both straight up, and against the spread, and they did win this season's lone meeting, 78-69 as the 7-point choice.
With Charlotte a dismal 1-12-1 against the spread on the road this year, the choice in this one is obvious.
4♦ ST. JOSEPH'S
NC Charlotte vs. ST. JOSEPH'S - at Atlantic City, NJ By Karl Garrett, Featured Handicapper
St. John's plus the points, OUTRIGHT from the G-Man on Tuesday to get championship week off on a winning note for free!
This afternoon from the boardwalk in Atlantic City, G-Man going to "watch the tram cars", and watch the Hawks of St. Joseph's take care of business against the Charlotte 49ers.
Both schools were shaky at best down the stretch, but the 49ers won just once in their final five games straight up, and failed ALL 5 against the spread to get to this game against the Hawks.
St. Joseph's endured a late season five game slide, but were able to record wins in 2 of their last 3 both straight up, and against the spread. The Hawks figure to have some fans in the stands, as Atlantic City is a short ride from the Main Line in Philly, and that always helps when you have the crowd behind you.
Joey's has won 2 of the last 3 series meetings both straight up, and against the spread, and they did win this season's lone meeting, 78-69 as the 7-point choice.
With Charlotte a dismal 1-12-1 against the spread on the road this year, the choice in this one is obvious.
4♦ ST. JOSEPH'S
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Massachusetts vs. Duquesne (-2'), at Atlantic City, NJ
By Michael Cannon, Featured Handicapper
Take Duquesne minus the small number over Massachusetts in the first round of the A-10 tournament.
UMass has been a jekyl and hyde team this year, knocking off Kansas and crushing Dayton, but have also had ugly showings like their 17-point home loss to these very same Dukes on Feb. 25 when Duquesne shot 57 percent from the field.
Duquesne was able to dictate the pace and tempo in that first meeting and I don’t see much changing here tonight. Mainly because UMass isn’t capable of keeping the Dukes from pushing the pace at every opportunity.
The Minutemen have covered their last two, including an impressive outright win at Rhode Island on Saturday. But this game is all about matchups and UMass just doesn’t seem to match up well with the Dukes.
Duquesne is 5-2 ATS in the last seven meetings with UMass.
Take Duquesne as they grab the win and cover.
3♦ DUQUESNE
St. Bonaventure (+5') vs. Richmond (at Atlantic City)
By Jeff Benton, Featured Handicapper
For Wednesday’s freebie in conference tournament action, we’ll grab the points with St. Bonaventure against Richmond in the Atlantic 10 tourney from Atlantic City.
Richmond certainly enters this event as the hotter team, winning five of its last six games, including Saturday’s impressive 80-75 upset win over Xavier as a 5 ½-point underdog. But you may recall that I backed the Spiders a few weeks back when they were playing Charlotte, which was coming off its own upset home win over Xavier. Well, my reason for backing Richmond that day is the same reason I’m going against the Spiders tonight: the old letdown theory.
Simply put, I do not trust an otherwise mediocre team to cover this kind of pointspread in a neutral-site game some 72 hours after scoring its biggest victory of the season. And because of that upset, not to mention Richmond’s 5-1 SU and 6-2 ATS run, we’re seeing the requisite inflated line here.
Meanwhile, even though St. Bonaventure lost eight of its last 12 games, the Bonnies closed on a 7-2 ATS run, and they cashed in eight of their last 11 as an underdog. What’s more, prior to its 4-8 slump, St. Bonaventure went to Richmond on Jan. 17 and knocked off the Spiders 71-67 as a 10 ½-point road underdog. That makes the ‘dog 5-2 ATS in the last seven meetings between these teams.
The Bonnies are shooting the ball better and scoring more than Richmond over the last five games, and the Spiders have failed to cover in five of their last seven as a favorite and six of their last seven when laying points at a neutral site. St. Bonaventure’s a live ‘dog here, folks.
3♦ ST. BONAVENTURE (based on a 1♦ to 10♦ scale)
Baylor vs. Nebraska (+1), at Oklahoma City
By Chris Jordan, Featured Handicapper
These two just met in Waco on Saturday night, and the Cornhuskers looked just fine in dispatching the Bears, 66-62. Here in Oklahoma City, I don't see a problem with Big Red taking care of business to keep its NCAA Tournament hopes alive.
I do believe the Bears have a much more balanced attack, but I don't think the athletic tenacity is there to hang with what is normally the strong-suited frontcourt. This kid Kevin Rogers is an excellent post-up player, but when you're trying to defend a team that usually plays with five guards, you can find your big man getting into foul trouble.
And if the Huskers get hot from the outside, can defend the perimeter against a team that lives and dies by the three and can frustrate Rogers by bringing him out from under the basket, this is a no-brainer.
Baylor, which has lost four of the last six meetings both straight-up and against the number, is also mired in an ugly 3-14 rut versus the books. Nebraska closed the season with two wins by an average margin of 10 points per victory and have covered three straight. Here we're just asking it to win the game. Play the Huskers.
1♦ NEBRASKA
Stanford (-6) vs. Oregon State, at Los Angeles
By Bobby Maxwell, Featured Handicapper
College hoops FREE winner for you tonight in the Pac-10 tournament as we go with Stanford to get the win and cover against Oregon State.
Stanford has owned this series except for this year, but we expect the Cardinal to change that today with a big victory. They'll cover this number and move on to the next round of the Pac-10 tourney.
Stanford had won six straight in this rivalry before this season and the Cardinal are 6-3 ATS in the last nine overall. They faltered against the Beavers this year, losing 77-62 at home as 16 1/2-point favorites and 66-54 at Oregon State as four-point favorites.
You know the Cardinal will be out for some revenge in this one after those two losses, including that humiliating home defeat. Stanford won two of three to close the season, including impressive home wins over Southern Cal and at Arizona State last Thursday.
Oregon State lost its last three to close out the season and lost six of its last nine (4-5 ATS). They haven't reached the 70-point mark in 11 straight games and couldn't even get to 55 in the final two.
Stanford is 12-5 ATS in the last 17 against Oregon State and they'll come out tonight determined and beat the Beavers by 10 at least. Play Stanford.
4♦ STANFORD
Stanford vs. OREGON STATE (+5') - at Los Angeles, CA
By Sports Gambling Hotline, Featured Handicapper
After sweeping the regular season series at 2-0 both straight up, and against the spread, it is hard not to go with Oregon State as they take on Stanford at the Staples Center tonight.
The Beavers do enter riding a 3-game straight up, and against the spread losing streak, but there is a silver lining, as their last pair of games both came in the City of Angels at UCLA, and USC, so the familiarities of the city should be no issue this Wednesday night.
Stanford didn't exactly close with a rush, as the Cardinal were no better than 2-5 straight up, and 2-4-1 against the spread in those 7 games, so we are a little reluctant to lay the points with Johnny Dawkins' team.
We will look for Stanford to avoid the embarrassing season "hat trick" at the hands of Oregon State, but we don't expect this 40-minute session to be a cake-walk for the Tree.
Play on the Beavers plus the points.
4♦ OREGON STATE
UC Davis vs. UC Irvine (-1'), at Anaheim, CA
By Michael Cannon, Featured Handicapper
Take UC-Irvine as the small chalk over UC-Davis in the first round of the Big West tournament.
UC-Irvine is one of the hottest pointspread teams in the country, going 7-0 ATS in its last seven.
Even so, this figures to be a tough matchup against a UC-Davis team that defeated the Anteaters in both regular season matchups this year.
But these things have a tendency to reverse themselves once conference tournament time comes.
Why else would Irvine be the small chalk here?
Anteater freshman forward Eric Wise has come into his own, averaging 19 ppg in the last five games and the Aggies don’t have anyone to match his physical presence in the paint.
Take UC-Irvine minus the small number as they grab the win and cover.
2♦ UC IRVINE
Massachusetts vs. Duquesne (-2'), at Atlantic City, NJ
By Michael Cannon, Featured Handicapper
Take Duquesne minus the small number over Massachusetts in the first round of the A-10 tournament.
UMass has been a jekyl and hyde team this year, knocking off Kansas and crushing Dayton, but have also had ugly showings like their 17-point home loss to these very same Dukes on Feb. 25 when Duquesne shot 57 percent from the field.
Duquesne was able to dictate the pace and tempo in that first meeting and I don’t see much changing here tonight. Mainly because UMass isn’t capable of keeping the Dukes from pushing the pace at every opportunity.
The Minutemen have covered their last two, including an impressive outright win at Rhode Island on Saturday. But this game is all about matchups and UMass just doesn’t seem to match up well with the Dukes.
Duquesne is 5-2 ATS in the last seven meetings with UMass.
Take Duquesne as they grab the win and cover.
3♦ DUQUESNE
St. Bonaventure (+5') vs. Richmond (at Atlantic City)
By Jeff Benton, Featured Handicapper
For Wednesday’s freebie in conference tournament action, we’ll grab the points with St. Bonaventure against Richmond in the Atlantic 10 tourney from Atlantic City.
Richmond certainly enters this event as the hotter team, winning five of its last six games, including Saturday’s impressive 80-75 upset win over Xavier as a 5 ½-point underdog. But you may recall that I backed the Spiders a few weeks back when they were playing Charlotte, which was coming off its own upset home win over Xavier. Well, my reason for backing Richmond that day is the same reason I’m going against the Spiders tonight: the old letdown theory.
Simply put, I do not trust an otherwise mediocre team to cover this kind of pointspread in a neutral-site game some 72 hours after scoring its biggest victory of the season. And because of that upset, not to mention Richmond’s 5-1 SU and 6-2 ATS run, we’re seeing the requisite inflated line here.
Meanwhile, even though St. Bonaventure lost eight of its last 12 games, the Bonnies closed on a 7-2 ATS run, and they cashed in eight of their last 11 as an underdog. What’s more, prior to its 4-8 slump, St. Bonaventure went to Richmond on Jan. 17 and knocked off the Spiders 71-67 as a 10 ½-point road underdog. That makes the ‘dog 5-2 ATS in the last seven meetings between these teams.
The Bonnies are shooting the ball better and scoring more than Richmond over the last five games, and the Spiders have failed to cover in five of their last seven as a favorite and six of their last seven when laying points at a neutral site. St. Bonaventure’s a live ‘dog here, folks.
3♦ ST. BONAVENTURE (based on a 1♦ to 10♦ scale)
Baylor vs. Nebraska (+1), at Oklahoma City
By Chris Jordan, Featured Handicapper
These two just met in Waco on Saturday night, and the Cornhuskers looked just fine in dispatching the Bears, 66-62. Here in Oklahoma City, I don't see a problem with Big Red taking care of business to keep its NCAA Tournament hopes alive.
I do believe the Bears have a much more balanced attack, but I don't think the athletic tenacity is there to hang with what is normally the strong-suited frontcourt. This kid Kevin Rogers is an excellent post-up player, but when you're trying to defend a team that usually plays with five guards, you can find your big man getting into foul trouble.
And if the Huskers get hot from the outside, can defend the perimeter against a team that lives and dies by the three and can frustrate Rogers by bringing him out from under the basket, this is a no-brainer.
Baylor, which has lost four of the last six meetings both straight-up and against the number, is also mired in an ugly 3-14 rut versus the books. Nebraska closed the season with two wins by an average margin of 10 points per victory and have covered three straight. Here we're just asking it to win the game. Play the Huskers.
1♦ NEBRASKA
Stanford (-6) vs. Oregon State, at Los Angeles
By Bobby Maxwell, Featured Handicapper
College hoops FREE winner for you tonight in the Pac-10 tournament as we go with Stanford to get the win and cover against Oregon State.
Stanford has owned this series except for this year, but we expect the Cardinal to change that today with a big victory. They'll cover this number and move on to the next round of the Pac-10 tourney.
Stanford had won six straight in this rivalry before this season and the Cardinal are 6-3 ATS in the last nine overall. They faltered against the Beavers this year, losing 77-62 at home as 16 1/2-point favorites and 66-54 at Oregon State as four-point favorites.
You know the Cardinal will be out for some revenge in this one after those two losses, including that humiliating home defeat. Stanford won two of three to close the season, including impressive home wins over Southern Cal and at Arizona State last Thursday.
Oregon State lost its last three to close out the season and lost six of its last nine (4-5 ATS). They haven't reached the 70-point mark in 11 straight games and couldn't even get to 55 in the final two.
Stanford is 12-5 ATS in the last 17 against Oregon State and they'll come out tonight determined and beat the Beavers by 10 at least. Play Stanford.
4♦ STANFORD
Stanford vs. OREGON STATE (+5') - at Los Angeles, CA
By Sports Gambling Hotline, Featured Handicapper
After sweeping the regular season series at 2-0 both straight up, and against the spread, it is hard not to go with Oregon State as they take on Stanford at the Staples Center tonight.
The Beavers do enter riding a 3-game straight up, and against the spread losing streak, but there is a silver lining, as their last pair of games both came in the City of Angels at UCLA, and USC, so the familiarities of the city should be no issue this Wednesday night.
Stanford didn't exactly close with a rush, as the Cardinal were no better than 2-5 straight up, and 2-4-1 against the spread in those 7 games, so we are a little reluctant to lay the points with Johnny Dawkins' team.
We will look for Stanford to avoid the embarrassing season "hat trick" at the hands of Oregon State, but we don't expect this 40-minute session to be a cake-walk for the Tree.
Play on the Beavers plus the points.
4♦ OREGON STATE
UC Davis vs. UC Irvine (-1'), at Anaheim, CA
By Michael Cannon, Featured Handicapper
Take UC-Irvine as the small chalk over UC-Davis in the first round of the Big West tournament.
UC-Irvine is one of the hottest pointspread teams in the country, going 7-0 ATS in its last seven.
Even so, this figures to be a tough matchup against a UC-Davis team that defeated the Anteaters in both regular season matchups this year.
But these things have a tendency to reverse themselves once conference tournament time comes.
Why else would Irvine be the small chalk here?
Anteater freshman forward Eric Wise has come into his own, averaging 19 ppg in the last five games and the Aggies don’t have anyone to match his physical presence in the paint.
Take UC-Irvine minus the small number as they grab the win and cover.
2♦ UC IRVINE
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Tip of the Day - March 11, 2009
Today's TIP OF THE DAY:
Sport: NHL
Game: 8:30PM Carolina Hurricanes vs. Chicago Blackhawks
Prediction: Chicago Blackhawks
Current Line: -175
Over/Under: 5.5
Reason: The Carolina Hurricanes and the Chicago Blackhawks will both be trying to pick up a win on Wednesday when they battle at United Center.
Oddsmakers currently have the Blackhawks listed as 175-moneyline favorites versus the Hurricanes, while the game's total is sitting at 5½.
Cam Ward made 27 saves to earn the shutout, as the Hurricanes defeated the Rangers 3-0 on Monday night.
Carolina won as -140 home favorites as the game played under the 5.5-goal total listed by sportsbooks.
The Blackhawks lost to Colorado 5-1 as a -240 favorite on Sunday. The six goals scored went OVER the posted over/under total (5.5).
Jonathan Toews scored the Blackhawks' lone goal and Antti Niemi made 24 saves in the loss.
Tip of the Day - March 11, 2009
Today's TIP OF THE DAY:
Sport: NHL
Game: 8:30PM Carolina Hurricanes vs. Chicago Blackhawks
Prediction: Chicago Blackhawks
Current Line: -175
Over/Under: 5.5
Reason: The Carolina Hurricanes and the Chicago Blackhawks will both be trying to pick up a win on Wednesday when they battle at United Center.
Oddsmakers currently have the Blackhawks listed as 175-moneyline favorites versus the Hurricanes, while the game's total is sitting at 5½.
Cam Ward made 27 saves to earn the shutout, as the Hurricanes defeated the Rangers 3-0 on Monday night.
Carolina won as -140 home favorites as the game played under the 5.5-goal total listed by sportsbooks.
The Blackhawks lost to Colorado 5-1 as a -240 favorite on Sunday. The six goals scored went OVER the posted over/under total (5.5).
Jonathan Toews scored the Blackhawks' lone goal and Antti Niemi made 24 saves in the loss.
NHL DUNKEL
Vancouver at Anaheim
The Canucks come in having won four of their last five and face an Anaheim team that is 0-3 in March. Vancouver is the pick (-130) according to Dunkel, which has the Canucks favored by 1. Dunkel Pick: Vancouver (-130). Here are all of today's picks.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11
Game 1-2: Tampa Bay at Ottawa
Dunkel Ratings: Tampa Bay 11.197; Ottawa 10.721
Dunkel Line & Total: Tampa Bay by 1/2; 6 1/2
Vegas Line & Total: Ottawa (-230); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Tampa Bay (+200); Over
Game 3-4: Carolina at Chicago
Dunkel Ratings: Carolina 11.553; Chicago 11.879
Dunkel Line & Total: Chicago by 1/2; 6
Vegas Line & Total: Chicago (-175); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Chicago (-175); Over
Game 5-6: Vancouver at Anaheim
Dunkel Ratings: Vancouver 12.060; Anaheim 10.888
Dunkel Line & Total: Vancouver by 1; 4 1/2
Vegas Line & Total: Vancouver (-125); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Vancouver (-125); Under
Vancouver at Anaheim
The Canucks come in having won four of their last five and face an Anaheim team that is 0-3 in March. Vancouver is the pick (-130) according to Dunkel, which has the Canucks favored by 1. Dunkel Pick: Vancouver (-130). Here are all of today's picks.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11
Game 1-2: Tampa Bay at Ottawa
Dunkel Ratings: Tampa Bay 11.197; Ottawa 10.721
Dunkel Line & Total: Tampa Bay by 1/2; 6 1/2
Vegas Line & Total: Ottawa (-230); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Tampa Bay (+200); Over
Game 3-4: Carolina at Chicago
Dunkel Ratings: Carolina 11.553; Chicago 11.879
Dunkel Line & Total: Chicago by 1/2; 6
Vegas Line & Total: Chicago (-175); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Chicago (-175); Over
Game 5-6: Vancouver at Anaheim
Dunkel Ratings: Vancouver 12.060; Anaheim 10.888
Dunkel Line & Total: Vancouver by 1; 4 1/2
Vegas Line & Total: Vancouver (-125); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Vancouver (-125); Under
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3/11/09 CBB Nebraska Pk (640)
ANALYSIS: No way can I back a team that has lost ten out of the last twelve heading into the conference tournament. One of the two wins was against last place Colorado and a home win against Texas A&M. The Bears defense has been really bad in conference play this season. They have allowed their opponents to shoot nearly 47% from the field and average 76 ppg. The strength of this Bears team was supposed to be the offense but they have under performed the entire conference schedule putting up an offensive efficiency barely above 1.00. Three out of the last four games have been some of their worse efforts in conference play only exceeding 62 points in one game. The Cornhuskers have the 2nd best defense in the big 12 with a defensive efficiency of 93..1. A lot of this has to do with the fact they almost force 16 turnovers per game, which really says something considering the pace they play at. Not surprising they rank #3 in the nation in turnover percentage on defense. Nebraska put up their best season record in a decade and clearly is the better of the two teams right now.
3/11/09 CBB Nebraska Pk (640)
ANALYSIS: No way can I back a team that has lost ten out of the last twelve heading into the conference tournament. One of the two wins was against last place Colorado and a home win against Texas A&M. The Bears defense has been really bad in conference play this season. They have allowed their opponents to shoot nearly 47% from the field and average 76 ppg. The strength of this Bears team was supposed to be the offense but they have under performed the entire conference schedule putting up an offensive efficiency barely above 1.00. Three out of the last four games have been some of their worse efforts in conference play only exceeding 62 points in one game. The Cornhuskers have the 2nd best defense in the big 12 with a defensive efficiency of 93..1. A lot of this has to do with the fact they almost force 16 turnovers per game, which really says something considering the pace they play at. Not surprising they rank #3 in the nation in turnover percentage on defense. Nebraska put up their best season record in a decade and clearly is the better of the two teams right now.
