Sorry for clutter, but to answer...
LANG CBB: 9-14 (-198 dimes)
50 dime: 0-2
20 dime: 1-5
10 dime: 8-7
Josh Duffy... the new imaginary capper that's been on the site 10 days with a 2-3 record already releasing his highest rated play! haha. what a joke.
Delaney: 21-10. 8 straight
Davis: 26-8. 8 of 11 run
Jordan: 22-11
Wilton: 27-12
Benton: 12-5 run
Demarco: 10-3 run
Adams: 25-11
fade them a ALL at this point, as long as they're not double sided picks.
Al DeMarco is really locked in to his games and clients right now. He talks on his page today about the Iowa Hawkeyes losing outright (as a 5 pt fav) last night to West Virginia. Funny Baldo but it was the Iowa State Cyclones.
How much research does this idiot do? And does he even watch the games?
Scott Delaney 100 dime Evansville +1.5
Brandon Lang 10 dime S. Illinois +15.5
Craig Davis 75 dime Golden state -10.5
Anthony redd 30 dime illionois -7
Trace Adams RAISE THE BAR 1500 Washington -5
Brad Wilton 100 dime ND +5.5
Jeff Benton 50 dime ATL/PHL o206.5
Josh Duffy 100 dime ATL -8.5
Gabriel DuPont 40 dime NOVA -12
Al demarco 15 dime Wash Huskies -3.5
Chuck obrien 20 dime VCU -14.5
Brandon Lang 10 dime S. Illinois +15.5
Craig Davis 75 dime Golden state -10.5
Anthony redd 30 dime illionois -7
Trace Adams RAISE THE BAR 1500 Washington -5
Brad Wilton 100 dime ND +5.5
Jeff Benton 50 dime ATL/PHL o206.5
Josh Duffy 100 dime ATL -8.5
Gabriel DuPont 40 dime NOVA -12
Al demarco 15 dime Wash Huskies -3.5
Chuck obrien 20 dime VCU -14.5
Wayne Root Trust Basketball Service
Wednesday, February 3, 2016
INNER CIRCLE
Washington State (+11) over Arizona
7:00 PM (EST) -- Wallis Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum
Inner Circle---Washington St It''s time for revenge. They might not win outright but they will take this game down to the wire. Getting double digits at home in this situation is what we look to play. The Wildcats routed the Cougars by a score of 90-66 earlier in the season and better watch out tonight. This season is different for the Cougars as they have three guys that can play. Josh Hawkinson leads the team in both scoring and rebounding coming in at 16 points and 10.7 rebounds per game, respectively. He makes taking a home double digit underdog easy. He''s all over the court and makes his number 2 and 3 teammates better. Ike Iroegbu is the Cougars second leading scorer at 14.9 points per game and also leads the team in assists with 3.9 per game. Arizona is just 3-3 on the road and still have one key injury which should allow Que Johnson an opportunity to step up. Johnson rounds out the Cougars double figure scorers with 10.1 points per game. A straight up win is not "probable" but the home team covering with double digits should be a "certainty".
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NO LIMIT
Missouri (+3) over Ole Miss
8:00 PM (EST) -- Mizzou Arena
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PERFECT PLAY
Marquette (+7) over Seton Hall
8:30 PM (EST) -- Prudential Center
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Wednesday, February 3, 2016
INNER CIRCLE
Washington State (+11) over Arizona
7:00 PM (EST) -- Wallis Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum
Inner Circle---Washington St It''s time for revenge. They might not win outright but they will take this game down to the wire. Getting double digits at home in this situation is what we look to play. The Wildcats routed the Cougars by a score of 90-66 earlier in the season and better watch out tonight. This season is different for the Cougars as they have three guys that can play. Josh Hawkinson leads the team in both scoring and rebounding coming in at 16 points and 10.7 rebounds per game, respectively. He makes taking a home double digit underdog easy. He''s all over the court and makes his number 2 and 3 teammates better. Ike Iroegbu is the Cougars second leading scorer at 14.9 points per game and also leads the team in assists with 3.9 per game. Arizona is just 3-3 on the road and still have one key injury which should allow Que Johnson an opportunity to step up. Johnson rounds out the Cougars double figure scorers with 10.1 points per game. A straight up win is not "probable" but the home team covering with double digits should be a "certainty".
Game time conditions: | Temp: ° | Wind from the at mph | Cloud cover:
NO LIMIT
Missouri (+3) over Ole Miss
8:00 PM (EST) -- Mizzou Arena
Game time conditions: | Temp: ° | Wind from the at mph | Cloud cover:
PERFECT PLAY
Marquette (+7) over Seton Hall
8:30 PM (EST) -- Prudential Center
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Steve's Golf Picks
Martin Laird (62/1) - The big Scot is actually a resident in Scottsdale, Arizona and has enjoyed some excellent success close to home. Laird was the 54 hole leader here last year but unfortunately for him collapsed on the 71st hole of the tournament. He finished T5 after that mess of a hole, which can be listed alongside these other great finishes here (2014 - T19, 2011 - T3). Laird is very long off the tee (40th on Tour with an avg drive of 301 yards) and great out of the sand (23rd). He is also coming off a T8 at the Farmers.
Charles Howell III (85/1) - We go back to the well with Howell III this week. He has started this season on fire (7/8 finishes have been in the Top 17) and his game looks terrific. He is very long off the tee (23rd) and his strokes gained through putting is actually 34th (has been his weakness for much of his career). Howell III loves this event as he has 6 Top 25’s over his career including a T6 last year and a T4 in 2010.
Kevin Kisner (32/1) - This guy is simply on fire. He is first in All Around ranking on the PGA Tour and that has plenty to do with the fact that he hasn't finished outside of the Top 9 in his last 4 tournaments. The South Carolina native is one of the best putters on Tour (4th in Putting Average) and is 3rd in Total Driving. The combination of those two stats usually account for plenty of birdies, exactly what he will make this week.
Brooks Koepka (18/1) - Let’s keep this simple. Defending Champ (which we picked last year) and has out of this world length. Also started the year with a T3 at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions. Has to be taken.
Brendan Steele (60/1) - An interesting pick with Steele. He seems to appear when the score goes very low, probably why his history here is very solid (2012 - T5, 2013 - T6, 2014 - T6, 2015 - T26). He had a T3 this season at the CIMB Classic and has won once on Tour before. Steele has the length for this course as he ranks 26th for Driving Distance. The key for Steele this week will be the flat stick, as it has been the only thing that has held him back in his career.
Ryan Palmer (35/1) - We all know why we love Palmer when the winning score is going to be very low. He is one of the worlds greatest putters and makes birdies with the best of them. Palmer finished T2 here last season and was 5th here in 2013. Take him with confidence.
Martin Laird (62/1) - The big Scot is actually a resident in Scottsdale, Arizona and has enjoyed some excellent success close to home. Laird was the 54 hole leader here last year but unfortunately for him collapsed on the 71st hole of the tournament. He finished T5 after that mess of a hole, which can be listed alongside these other great finishes here (2014 - T19, 2011 - T3). Laird is very long off the tee (40th on Tour with an avg drive of 301 yards) and great out of the sand (23rd). He is also coming off a T8 at the Farmers.
Charles Howell III (85/1) - We go back to the well with Howell III this week. He has started this season on fire (7/8 finishes have been in the Top 17) and his game looks terrific. He is very long off the tee (23rd) and his strokes gained through putting is actually 34th (has been his weakness for much of his career). Howell III loves this event as he has 6 Top 25’s over his career including a T6 last year and a T4 in 2010.
Kevin Kisner (32/1) - This guy is simply on fire. He is first in All Around ranking on the PGA Tour and that has plenty to do with the fact that he hasn't finished outside of the Top 9 in his last 4 tournaments. The South Carolina native is one of the best putters on Tour (4th in Putting Average) and is 3rd in Total Driving. The combination of those two stats usually account for plenty of birdies, exactly what he will make this week.
Brooks Koepka (18/1) - Let’s keep this simple. Defending Champ (which we picked last year) and has out of this world length. Also started the year with a T3 at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions. Has to be taken.
Brendan Steele (60/1) - An interesting pick with Steele. He seems to appear when the score goes very low, probably why his history here is very solid (2012 - T5, 2013 - T6, 2014 - T6, 2015 - T26). He had a T3 this season at the CIMB Classic and has won once on Tour before. Steele has the length for this course as he ranks 26th for Driving Distance. The key for Steele this week will be the flat stick, as it has been the only thing that has held him back in his career.
Ryan Palmer (35/1) - We all know why we love Palmer when the winning score is going to be very low. He is one of the worlds greatest putters and makes birdies with the best of them. Palmer finished T2 here last season and was 5th here in 2013. Take him with confidence.
