Malinsky
February +5 Units
NBA -94.0 Units YTD
CBB -54.2 Units YTD
4* #809 SYRACUSE over CINCINNATI
These teams may physically look the same when they take the court for the opening tipoff – they each bring among the biggest and toughest front lines in the nation. But there is a monstrous gap in basketball skills between Jim Boeheim’s Orangemen and Mick Cronin’s Bearcats, and we believe the markets are far short in their estimate.Yes, Cincinnati has plenty of athleticism and depth, and as such is sitting at 5-5 in the tough Big East. But first take that record with a grain of salt – the Bearcats have gone through those 10 games without facing any of the four best teams in the league (Syracuse, Villanova, West Virginia and Georgetown). They are tough around the basket, but can not shoot a lick from long range (outside of Deonta Vaughn, all other Bearcats are 28-111 from 3-point range in conference play), and those unsettled defensive rotations are being consistently broken down, allowing an awful ratio of 135 assists vs. only 91 TO’s. It is that lack of chemistry that is the major issue here – Vaughn is the only Bearcat that has started all 10 conference games, and nine other players have at least one start. Inconsistency has been a major issue, and there is also a question as to just how good of a handle Cronin has on his roster (out-takes from a press conference earlier this week- <i>”He (Lance Stephenson) struggles to focus. His attention to detail drifts at times, way too much. His defense has really dropped off recently … Lance is a freshman. He’s going to struggle. That’s just part of it . . . You can understand that with some of the younger guys. But with some of the older guys … Steve Toyloy, every game he needs to be a good rebounder and a good defender. That’s just one example. The guy’s a senior.”</i>)You might be able to hold your own vs. the lower echelon of the Big east on raw athletic talent, but not this opponent. Is there anyone playing with better chemistry that Syracuse? Boeheim has seven talented players going more than 21 minutes per game in Big East play, and they are both shooting better than 50 percent, and allowing less than 40 percent, which is remarkable in this conference. Four of the seven players in the rotation are averaging more than two assists per game, and four of the seven are scoring in double figures, with everyone netting at least 7.5. The real key today is the defense, with the bulk of Arinze Onuaku and Rick Jackson around the basket, and the excellent wing spans on the perimeter, making this Boeheim’s best 2-3 zone yet, and that zone is the ideal tool to choke off a Cincinnai team that lacks quality PG play, and is so erratic from the perimeter. Look for the polish and precision of the Orange to pull away from the inconsistent host to get a win much easier than what the markets are projecting.
4* #812 MARYLAND/NORTH CAROLINA Under
A high intensity frenzy as the presses of Gary Williams take on the fast break of Roy Williams? That is how they are pricing this one, but the realities are different. The atmosphere is going to be much different because of the major weekend storm (the Maryland Athletic Department has told all fans to not drive to the game, and will try to fill the arena out by getting more students to attend), and those same storms are also going to create some heavy legs on the floor. But more than anything else, the markets are not reacting well to just how these teams are playing this season.Both North Carolina and Maryland have played seven A.C.C. games, with the Tar Heels playing to an average of 143.3 and the Terrapins 138.9. Neither had played a game that finished higher than 152 in regulation. And that is not going to change in February, with neither side having the kind of depth to play the way that they are accustomed to.Maryland has and eight-player rotation, and it has been all about defense – the Terps are holding conference opponents to 38.8 percent from the field, and 29.8 from 3-point range. That defense has only allowed 73 assists through those seven games, while forcing 109 turnovers, and they can create havoc for a misfiring Carolina offense that is shooting only 42.9 percent in A.C.C. play, and is -25 in assists to TO’s. But while the Tar Heel offensive chemistry may not come together this season, the defense should become a force down the stretch, with those long wingspans all the way around leaving little operating room for the opposition.As for the physical energy of the players, for once we might even see Roy Williams shifting into a lower gear. Friday was supposed to be a day of rest in Chapel Hill after Thursday’s loss at Virginia Tech, but to get ahead of the storm North Carolina traveled to Maryland that same day. Most of Saturday was spent snowed in at a hotel a few miles from the Comcast Center, but they finally managed to get transportation for a light practice late in the afternoon. At least they got to come and go – Gary Williams has slept at the Arena each of the last two nights
February +5 Units
NBA -94.0 Units YTD
CBB -54.2 Units YTD
4* #809 SYRACUSE over CINCINNATI
These teams may physically look the same when they take the court for the opening tipoff – they each bring among the biggest and toughest front lines in the nation. But there is a monstrous gap in basketball skills between Jim Boeheim’s Orangemen and Mick Cronin’s Bearcats, and we believe the markets are far short in their estimate.Yes, Cincinnati has plenty of athleticism and depth, and as such is sitting at 5-5 in the tough Big East. But first take that record with a grain of salt – the Bearcats have gone through those 10 games without facing any of the four best teams in the league (Syracuse, Villanova, West Virginia and Georgetown). They are tough around the basket, but can not shoot a lick from long range (outside of Deonta Vaughn, all other Bearcats are 28-111 from 3-point range in conference play), and those unsettled defensive rotations are being consistently broken down, allowing an awful ratio of 135 assists vs. only 91 TO’s. It is that lack of chemistry that is the major issue here – Vaughn is the only Bearcat that has started all 10 conference games, and nine other players have at least one start. Inconsistency has been a major issue, and there is also a question as to just how good of a handle Cronin has on his roster (out-takes from a press conference earlier this week- <i>”He (Lance Stephenson) struggles to focus. His attention to detail drifts at times, way too much. His defense has really dropped off recently … Lance is a freshman. He’s going to struggle. That’s just part of it . . . You can understand that with some of the younger guys. But with some of the older guys … Steve Toyloy, every game he needs to be a good rebounder and a good defender. That’s just one example. The guy’s a senior.”</i>)You might be able to hold your own vs. the lower echelon of the Big east on raw athletic talent, but not this opponent. Is there anyone playing with better chemistry that Syracuse? Boeheim has seven talented players going more than 21 minutes per game in Big East play, and they are both shooting better than 50 percent, and allowing less than 40 percent, which is remarkable in this conference. Four of the seven players in the rotation are averaging more than two assists per game, and four of the seven are scoring in double figures, with everyone netting at least 7.5. The real key today is the defense, with the bulk of Arinze Onuaku and Rick Jackson around the basket, and the excellent wing spans on the perimeter, making this Boeheim’s best 2-3 zone yet, and that zone is the ideal tool to choke off a Cincinnai team that lacks quality PG play, and is so erratic from the perimeter. Look for the polish and precision of the Orange to pull away from the inconsistent host to get a win much easier than what the markets are projecting.
4* #812 MARYLAND/NORTH CAROLINA Under
A high intensity frenzy as the presses of Gary Williams take on the fast break of Roy Williams? That is how they are pricing this one, but the realities are different. The atmosphere is going to be much different because of the major weekend storm (the Maryland Athletic Department has told all fans to not drive to the game, and will try to fill the arena out by getting more students to attend), and those same storms are also going to create some heavy legs on the floor. But more than anything else, the markets are not reacting well to just how these teams are playing this season.Both North Carolina and Maryland have played seven A.C.C. games, with the Tar Heels playing to an average of 143.3 and the Terrapins 138.9. Neither had played a game that finished higher than 152 in regulation. And that is not going to change in February, with neither side having the kind of depth to play the way that they are accustomed to.Maryland has and eight-player rotation, and it has been all about defense – the Terps are holding conference opponents to 38.8 percent from the field, and 29.8 from 3-point range. That defense has only allowed 73 assists through those seven games, while forcing 109 turnovers, and they can create havoc for a misfiring Carolina offense that is shooting only 42.9 percent in A.C.C. play, and is -25 in assists to TO’s. But while the Tar Heel offensive chemistry may not come together this season, the defense should become a force down the stretch, with those long wingspans all the way around leaving little operating room for the opposition.As for the physical energy of the players, for once we might even see Roy Williams shifting into a lower gear. Friday was supposed to be a day of rest in Chapel Hill after Thursday’s loss at Virginia Tech, but to get ahead of the storm North Carolina traveled to Maryland that same day. Most of Saturday was spent snowed in at a hotel a few miles from the Comcast Center, but they finally managed to get transportation for a light practice late in the afternoon. At least they got to come and go – Gary Williams has slept at the Arena each of the last two nights
Stan Lisowski
New Orleans
The Saint ground-game has multiple weapons to control tempo of this affair, with each running back, bringing something different to the table for Indy to worry about. One common opponent situation that stands out is the teams’ games against New England, where the Saints clobbered the Pats while the Colts needed a miracle to beat them at home. New Orleans is on an 8-0 spread run against teams from the AFC.
New Orleans
The Saint ground-game has multiple weapons to control tempo of this affair, with each running back, bringing something different to the table for Indy to worry about. One common opponent situation that stands out is the teams’ games against New England, where the Saints clobbered the Pats while the Colts needed a miracle to beat them at home. New Orleans is on an 8-0 spread run against teams from the AFC.
Super Bowl TALLY:
BRANDON LANG
200 DIME - INDY MONEY LINE
100 DIME - INDY Minus points
FREE PICK: Saints/Colts UNDER
STU ******
500,000,000-Dime Super Bowl Private Play
Indianapolis Colts -5 and Indianapolis Colts Money Line
BEN BURNS
10* #1 TOTAL OF THE MONTH!
Colts/Saints Under
BIG AL
NFL PLAYOFF TOTAL OF THE YEAR 79% L2 YRS
Colts/Saints Under
LENNY DEL GENIO
IND / NOS Under 56.5
Primetime Sports Advisors
40 Units Indianapolis Colts -4.5
10 Units OVER 56.5
PROPS
Colts Longest Field Goal in game -130
YES fumble in the first half -110
Total Sacks in game OVER 3.5 +2.5
Peyton Manning TOTAL Pass Attempts OVER 36.5 -135
Donald Brown total rush attempts OVER 5 +120
Tony George
Saints + 6
Prop bet 1 - Will the Saints score in the first quarter - YES +105
Prop Bet 2 - Saints will score a first half rushing TD- YES +140
Prop Bet 3 -Peyton Manning longest completion play - Over 39.5 yards - YES -115
Prop bet 4 - Reggie Wayne TOTAL receiving yards OVER 77.5 - -120 (1 Unit Play)
Dave Malinsky
4* NEW ORLEANS over INDIANAPOLIS
WAYNE ROOT
Millionaire - Saints +4.5
BEATYOURBOOKIE
100* Play New Orleans (-2.5) over Philadelphia
SIXTH SENSE
3% NEW ORLEANS +5
Dwayne Bryant
Colts/Saints Under
NorthCoast
Props
SINGLE play: Largest lead of the game UNDER 16.5 (even)
DOUBLE play: New Orleans + .5 pt in the 4Q (-130)
SINGLE play: Saints/Colts UNDER 2.5 sacks (+120)
DOUBLE play: The Saints WILL score a 1Q TD (+110)
DOUBLE play: Marques Colston OVER 4.5 receptions (-140)
TRIPLE play: Reggie Bush OVER 53.5 combined rush/rec yds (-130)
SINGLE play: Will 4Q be highest scoring Q - YES (+210)
SINGLE play: Will both teams make FG’s of 33 yds or longer - YES (+200)
Double play: Drew Brees longest completion OVER 38.5 yds (-125)
DOUBLE play: Pierre Thomas WILL score a TD (+140)
Triple play: Manning more gross passing yds in 2H (even)
Double play: YES there will be a DEF / ST TD (+145)
TRIPLE play: Reggie Wayne OVER 5.5 receptions (-115)
SINGLE play: Jeremy Shockey WILL score a TD (+330)
DOUBLE play: Reggie Wayne WILL score a TD (even)
DOUBLE play: Jonathan Vilma OVER 6.5 total tackles (+105)
Scott Delaney
80 Dime - New Orleans
ASA
Colts/Saints Under
DR Bob
2 Star Selection
New Orleans (+5) 28 INDIANAPOLIS 27
FRIENDS OF MIKE LEE
COLTS 38 SAINTS 31
Eric Degarde
5* 6 point Teaser - Indianapolis +1.5 & Under 62.5
LARRY NESS
10* LEGEND - Indianapolis Colts.
Bob Valentino
50 DIME: INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
Steve Duemig
30 Dime - Saints
BEN BURNS
10* #1 TOTAL OF THE MONTH!
Colts/Saints Under
10* GOM New Orleans Saints
John Ryan
25* Super Bowl Titan - New Orleans Saints
Nick Parsons
10* XLIV "BOOKIEKILLER" *TOP PLAY*
New Orleans Saints
MURRAY HILL MIKE
SUPER BOWL GODFATHER *TOP RATED*
Indianapolis Colts
Hollywood Sports
25* SUPER BOWL**A-LIST SPECIAL**
New Orleans Saints
IRON HORSE
10* 100% PERFECT SUPER BOWL KEY ANGLE
New Orleans Saints
Matt Fargo
10* SUPER BOWL XLIV TOP SIDE *2-0 L2SB*
New Orleans Saints
Lenny Del Genio
25* NFL Playoff GOY
Indianapolis Colts
SAVANNAH SPORTS
5* 6 POINT TEASER
Indianapolis Colts +1.5 & Under 62.5
GAMBLERS DATA
5* Indianapolis Colts -3 (1ST HALF)
4* NO Saints/Indianapolis Colts un 28.5 (1ST HALF)
4* Indianapolis Colts -3 (2ND HALF)
4* Longest run from Bush over 9 yards -140
Don Wallace Sports
New Orleans +5.5
DWAYNE BRYANT
NOS / IND Under 57
PROP BETS (just small action for me to add to the excitement & enjoyment)
1. #126 No team 3 straight scores +150
2. #2041 A FG made under 24½ yards +110
3. #2060 IND makes longest FG -115
4. #2119 Any punt results in a touchback -130
5. #2143 NOR longest punt return -110
JEFF BENTON
60 DIME: INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
MARK FOX
Saint vs. Colts
Pick: Colts -4.5
Wayne Root
Millionaire - New Orleans Saints
PROPS
1) SAINTS - 7.5 PAYS +475
2) WILL EITHER TEAM SCORE IN THE FINAL 2 MINS OF THE FIRST HALF? NO PAYS +250
3) SAINTS WIN 1ST HALF AND THE GAME...BOTH MUST HAPPEN. PAYS 4 TO 1
4) MARGIN OF VICTORY WITH SAINTS WINNING...BY 5 TO 8 POINTS
PAYS 8 TO 1
5)THE FINAL POINTS SCORED BY THE SAINTS....35 PAYS 12/1
ANTHONY REDD
15-Dime - Saints-Colts Under
5-Dime - Notre Dame
5-Dime - North Carolina
5-Dime - Indiana
NATIONAL SPORTS SERVICE
5* Indianapolis -5
4* New Orleans/Indianapolis OVER 56½
3* Syracuse -4½
RATED PICKS
5 Units Colts -5
Marc Lawrence
100% Perfect Angle Super Bowl Key Play!
Play On: New Orleans
The Fall Miracle
Indianapolis -210
New Orleans/Indianapolis Under 57
R.A.W. FOOTBALL
3* Indianapolis
ATS Lock Club
5 Units Indy -4
3 Units Over 56
3 Units Maryland -6.5
Insider Sports Report
4* Indy/NO over 56.5
3* South Florida +7.5
Fantasy Sports Gametime
1000* Play New Orleans (+5) over Indianapolis
SUPER BOWL PROP PLAYS
Coin Toss (Play Tails)
Will there be a special teams or defensive touchdown (Play Yes +130)
Longest Score of the game…touchdown or field goal (Play touchdown -180)
Total passing yards by Drew Brees (Play OVER 284.5 yards)
Total rushing yards by Pierre Thomas (Play OVER 52.5 rushing yards)
Will Saints score in both 1st & 2nd quarter (Play YES -125)
Total number of Saints to catch a pass (Play OVER 7.5 players to catch pass)
Total number of yards on offense by Saints in the game (Play OVER 379 yards in the game)
Player to score 1st TD in game (Play Pierre Thomas +400 & Marques Colston +650)
Power Play Wins
Indianapolis Colts -4.5
The Booooj
50 units on Indianapolis (-5) over New Orleans
15 units on Under 57
5 unit parlay of Indianapolis/Under
Joe Wiz
1000 Dime Colts ML
Michael Cannon
75 Dime Colts
15 Dime Colts ML
Rex Rodgers
5* Colts/Saints Under 57
Tony Taylor
3* Colts/Saints 57 Under
3* 6 Point Teaser Colts +1 & Under 63
FROM OTHER SITES. GL
BRANDON LANG
200 DIME - INDY MONEY LINE
100 DIME - INDY Minus points
FREE PICK: Saints/Colts UNDER
STU ******
500,000,000-Dime Super Bowl Private Play
Indianapolis Colts -5 and Indianapolis Colts Money Line
BEN BURNS
10* #1 TOTAL OF THE MONTH!
Colts/Saints Under
BIG AL
NFL PLAYOFF TOTAL OF THE YEAR 79% L2 YRS
Colts/Saints Under
LENNY DEL GENIO
IND / NOS Under 56.5
Primetime Sports Advisors
40 Units Indianapolis Colts -4.5
10 Units OVER 56.5
PROPS
Colts Longest Field Goal in game -130
YES fumble in the first half -110
Total Sacks in game OVER 3.5 +2.5
Peyton Manning TOTAL Pass Attempts OVER 36.5 -135
Donald Brown total rush attempts OVER 5 +120
Tony George
Saints + 6
Prop bet 1 - Will the Saints score in the first quarter - YES +105
Prop Bet 2 - Saints will score a first half rushing TD- YES +140
Prop Bet 3 -Peyton Manning longest completion play - Over 39.5 yards - YES -115
Prop bet 4 - Reggie Wayne TOTAL receiving yards OVER 77.5 - -120 (1 Unit Play)
Dave Malinsky
4* NEW ORLEANS over INDIANAPOLIS
WAYNE ROOT
Millionaire - Saints +4.5
BEATYOURBOOKIE
100* Play New Orleans (-2.5) over Philadelphia
SIXTH SENSE
3% NEW ORLEANS +5
Dwayne Bryant
Colts/Saints Under
NorthCoast
Props
SINGLE play: Largest lead of the game UNDER 16.5 (even)
DOUBLE play: New Orleans + .5 pt in the 4Q (-130)
SINGLE play: Saints/Colts UNDER 2.5 sacks (+120)
DOUBLE play: The Saints WILL score a 1Q TD (+110)
DOUBLE play: Marques Colston OVER 4.5 receptions (-140)
TRIPLE play: Reggie Bush OVER 53.5 combined rush/rec yds (-130)
SINGLE play: Will 4Q be highest scoring Q - YES (+210)
SINGLE play: Will both teams make FG’s of 33 yds or longer - YES (+200)
Double play: Drew Brees longest completion OVER 38.5 yds (-125)
DOUBLE play: Pierre Thomas WILL score a TD (+140)
Triple play: Manning more gross passing yds in 2H (even)
Double play: YES there will be a DEF / ST TD (+145)
TRIPLE play: Reggie Wayne OVER 5.5 receptions (-115)
SINGLE play: Jeremy Shockey WILL score a TD (+330)
DOUBLE play: Reggie Wayne WILL score a TD (even)
DOUBLE play: Jonathan Vilma OVER 6.5 total tackles (+105)
Scott Delaney
80 Dime - New Orleans
ASA
Colts/Saints Under
DR Bob
2 Star Selection
New Orleans (+5) 28 INDIANAPOLIS 27
FRIENDS OF MIKE LEE
COLTS 38 SAINTS 31
Eric Degarde
5* 6 point Teaser - Indianapolis +1.5 & Under 62.5
LARRY NESS
10* LEGEND - Indianapolis Colts.
Bob Valentino
50 DIME: INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
Steve Duemig
30 Dime - Saints
BEN BURNS
10* #1 TOTAL OF THE MONTH!
Colts/Saints Under
10* GOM New Orleans Saints
John Ryan
25* Super Bowl Titan - New Orleans Saints
Nick Parsons
10* XLIV "BOOKIEKILLER" *TOP PLAY*
New Orleans Saints
MURRAY HILL MIKE
SUPER BOWL GODFATHER *TOP RATED*
Indianapolis Colts
Hollywood Sports
25* SUPER BOWL**A-LIST SPECIAL**
New Orleans Saints
IRON HORSE
10* 100% PERFECT SUPER BOWL KEY ANGLE
New Orleans Saints
Matt Fargo
10* SUPER BOWL XLIV TOP SIDE *2-0 L2SB*
New Orleans Saints
Lenny Del Genio
25* NFL Playoff GOY
Indianapolis Colts
SAVANNAH SPORTS
5* 6 POINT TEASER
Indianapolis Colts +1.5 & Under 62.5
GAMBLERS DATA
5* Indianapolis Colts -3 (1ST HALF)
4* NO Saints/Indianapolis Colts un 28.5 (1ST HALF)
4* Indianapolis Colts -3 (2ND HALF)
4* Longest run from Bush over 9 yards -140
Don Wallace Sports
New Orleans +5.5
DWAYNE BRYANT
NOS / IND Under 57
PROP BETS (just small action for me to add to the excitement & enjoyment)
1. #126 No team 3 straight scores +150
2. #2041 A FG made under 24½ yards +110
3. #2060 IND makes longest FG -115
4. #2119 Any punt results in a touchback -130
5. #2143 NOR longest punt return -110
JEFF BENTON
60 DIME: INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
MARK FOX
Saint vs. Colts
Pick: Colts -4.5
Wayne Root
Millionaire - New Orleans Saints
PROPS
1) SAINTS - 7.5 PAYS +475
2) WILL EITHER TEAM SCORE IN THE FINAL 2 MINS OF THE FIRST HALF? NO PAYS +250
3) SAINTS WIN 1ST HALF AND THE GAME...BOTH MUST HAPPEN. PAYS 4 TO 1
4) MARGIN OF VICTORY WITH SAINTS WINNING...BY 5 TO 8 POINTS
PAYS 8 TO 1
5)THE FINAL POINTS SCORED BY THE SAINTS....35 PAYS 12/1
ANTHONY REDD
15-Dime - Saints-Colts Under
5-Dime - Notre Dame
5-Dime - North Carolina
5-Dime - Indiana
NATIONAL SPORTS SERVICE
5* Indianapolis -5
4* New Orleans/Indianapolis OVER 56½
3* Syracuse -4½
RATED PICKS
5 Units Colts -5
Marc Lawrence
100% Perfect Angle Super Bowl Key Play!
Play On: New Orleans
The Fall Miracle
Indianapolis -210
New Orleans/Indianapolis Under 57
R.A.W. FOOTBALL
3* Indianapolis
ATS Lock Club
5 Units Indy -4
3 Units Over 56
3 Units Maryland -6.5
Insider Sports Report
4* Indy/NO over 56.5
3* South Florida +7.5
Fantasy Sports Gametime
1000* Play New Orleans (+5) over Indianapolis
SUPER BOWL PROP PLAYS
Coin Toss (Play Tails)
Will there be a special teams or defensive touchdown (Play Yes +130)
Longest Score of the game…touchdown or field goal (Play touchdown -180)
Total passing yards by Drew Brees (Play OVER 284.5 yards)
Total rushing yards by Pierre Thomas (Play OVER 52.5 rushing yards)
Will Saints score in both 1st & 2nd quarter (Play YES -125)
Total number of Saints to catch a pass (Play OVER 7.5 players to catch pass)
Total number of yards on offense by Saints in the game (Play OVER 379 yards in the game)
Player to score 1st TD in game (Play Pierre Thomas +400 & Marques Colston +650)
Power Play Wins
Indianapolis Colts -4.5
The Booooj
50 units on Indianapolis (-5) over New Orleans
15 units on Under 57
5 unit parlay of Indianapolis/Under
Joe Wiz
1000 Dime Colts ML
Michael Cannon
75 Dime Colts
15 Dime Colts ML
Rex Rodgers
5* Colts/Saints Under 57
Tony Taylor
3* Colts/Saints 57 Under
3* 6 Point Teaser Colts +1 & Under 63
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Erik Scheponik
New Orleans Saints vs. Indianapolis Colts
Play: New Orleans Saints +4.5
My power ratings have had Indy rated as the best team the entire season, and although I respect the whole "having been there before" edge that Indianapolis has here, this line is an overreaction to what has happened in the playoffs thus far. Minnesota was at the same level of these teams (top 3), so there is no shame in the Saints' struggling with them at home, while the Colts' performances deserve a bit of an asterick as they beat up on two teams playing their 4th and 3rd consecutive road games, both led by young QBs, off up upset playoff wins. Those were perfect spots for Indy, and the Dwight Freeney injury certainly doesn't help their cause as he is a true difference maker in this league. Sean Payton/Drew Brees are a deadly play calling/signal calling duo to take points with, and New Orleans' entire body of work is much too impressive for this price. Nothing wrong with the Colts' (outside of Freeney's injury possibly being worse than we are led to believe), but New Orleans was 13-0 at one point and certainly understand that their late season struggles' and big game experience may put this line on the other side of 3, but anything else is the public's overreaction to this being the biggest of stages, and last week's results. The Saints also qualify as one of our "Rushing Dogs", and those teams are clipping at over 60% in the NFL the last two seasons. NFC was the superior side this season (first time in a while), and we'll take the points here in a game that could go to the wire. Indy by only 3
New Orleans Saints vs. Indianapolis Colts
Play: New Orleans Saints +4.5
My power ratings have had Indy rated as the best team the entire season, and although I respect the whole "having been there before" edge that Indianapolis has here, this line is an overreaction to what has happened in the playoffs thus far. Minnesota was at the same level of these teams (top 3), so there is no shame in the Saints' struggling with them at home, while the Colts' performances deserve a bit of an asterick as they beat up on two teams playing their 4th and 3rd consecutive road games, both led by young QBs, off up upset playoff wins. Those were perfect spots for Indy, and the Dwight Freeney injury certainly doesn't help their cause as he is a true difference maker in this league. Sean Payton/Drew Brees are a deadly play calling/signal calling duo to take points with, and New Orleans' entire body of work is much too impressive for this price. Nothing wrong with the Colts' (outside of Freeney's injury possibly being worse than we are led to believe), but New Orleans was 13-0 at one point and certainly understand that their late season struggles' and big game experience may put this line on the other side of 3, but anything else is the public's overreaction to this being the biggest of stages, and last week's results. The Saints also qualify as one of our "Rushing Dogs", and those teams are clipping at over 60% in the NFL the last two seasons. NFC was the superior side this season (first time in a while), and we'll take the points here in a game that could go to the wire. Indy by only 3
Sunday NCAAB Play + Super Bowl info
On Super Bowl Sunday the free NCAAB Play is on Notre Dame. Game 806 at 12;00 eastern. Notre Dame ifs 14-2 at home this year and 9-0 the last 3 years when the total is 145 to 150. As a home favorite in this range they have won all 3 times with 2 covers. They were able to beat South Florida on the road earlier in the year and now catch them at the right time. South Florida has covered 5 straight games as an underdog including 4 straight upset wins. The last one was a big one. South Florida went into Georgetown and beat a flat Hoya team that was coming off a huge win at home vs Duke and gladly took advantage. Today its the Irish who look to capitalize on what should be a flat S. Florida team who will be hard pressed to put up another big performance. The Numbers prove it too. South Florida is 3-13 revenging a home loss, 3-19 and 8-14 ats as a road dog from 6.5 to 9 and have been a bad team in the month of February the past few years going 3-12. Look for Notre Dame to win this one and cover today. On the Sunday Card I have the Triple System Super Bowl wager. This play is backed with full analysis and is guaranteed. I also have Triple angle NCAAB Side play and a side play in the Boston at Orlando game. We cashed big on Saturday and will end the football season with more winner Take Notre Dame here today. BOL GC
On Super Bowl Sunday the free NCAAB Play is on Notre Dame. Game 806 at 12;00 eastern. Notre Dame ifs 14-2 at home this year and 9-0 the last 3 years when the total is 145 to 150. As a home favorite in this range they have won all 3 times with 2 covers. They were able to beat South Florida on the road earlier in the year and now catch them at the right time. South Florida has covered 5 straight games as an underdog including 4 straight upset wins. The last one was a big one. South Florida went into Georgetown and beat a flat Hoya team that was coming off a huge win at home vs Duke and gladly took advantage. Today its the Irish who look to capitalize on what should be a flat S. Florida team who will be hard pressed to put up another big performance. The Numbers prove it too. South Florida is 3-13 revenging a home loss, 3-19 and 8-14 ats as a road dog from 6.5 to 9 and have been a bad team in the month of February the past few years going 3-12. Look for Notre Dame to win this one and cover today. On the Sunday Card I have the Triple System Super Bowl wager. This play is backed with full analysis and is guaranteed. I also have Triple angle NCAAB Side play and a side play in the Boston at Orlando game. We cashed big on Saturday and will end the football season with more winner Take Notre Dame here today. BOL GC
Teddy Covers
15 Indy
15 Under
Props
Will Either Team Get 3 Straight Scores – YES
Will There Be a Score in the first 5:30 of the Game -- NO
Team to Have More Penalties – SAINTS
Both Teams to Kick a FG of 33 yards or Longer – NO
Longest Field Goal – UNDER 43 yards
Total Sacks – UNDER 3.5
Last Team to Take a Snap -- COLTS
Saints Last Score Will Be – PASSING TD
Scott Shanlee – OVER 4.5 Tackles
Drew Brees Rushing Attempts – UNDER 1.5
Phil Mickelson 4th Round Birdies vs. Peyton Manning TD passes --MICKELSON BIRDIES
Sidney Crosby Points – 1/2 vs. Drew Brees INT’s -- CROSBY POINTS
Alex Ovechkin Points -1/2 vs. Garrett Hartley Field Goals – OVECHKIN POINTS
15 Indy
15 Under
Props
Will Either Team Get 3 Straight Scores – YES
Will There Be a Score in the first 5:30 of the Game -- NO
Team to Have More Penalties – SAINTS
Both Teams to Kick a FG of 33 yards or Longer – NO
Longest Field Goal – UNDER 43 yards
Total Sacks – UNDER 3.5
Last Team to Take a Snap -- COLTS
Saints Last Score Will Be – PASSING TD
Scott Shanlee – OVER 4.5 Tackles
Drew Brees Rushing Attempts – UNDER 1.5
Phil Mickelson 4th Round Birdies vs. Peyton Manning TD passes --MICKELSON BIRDIES
Sidney Crosby Points – 1/2 vs. Drew Brees INT’s -- CROSBY POINTS
Alex Ovechkin Points -1/2 vs. Garrett Hartley Field Goals – OVECHKIN POINTS
