Trace Adams Monday Night Game Analysis
[h=4]Monday's Selection ...[/h] For Monday, 1500♦ Raise the Bar NFC East Game of the Month is the visiting New York Giants minus the points against the Washington Redskins. At 7:30 am eastern time when I release my selection, the Giants are -3 point favorites. If you price is -3 or it the line moves to -3 1/2 points, I want you to buy the half point down on the Giants.
At the end of the day, this game comes down to one thing...Who do you trust more? Eli Manning who wears a pair of Super Bowl rings, or Robert Griffin III who is in his first season in the league? My money tonight is on Eli Manning and the first place Giants to come through with the road win and cover.
Washington has covered the last 4 series meetings, and they did sweep New York straight up last season, but that Washington defense is an implosion just waiting to happen. The 'Skins defense allowed Tony Romo to throw for over 400 yards on Thanksgiving Day, so it should be a given that Eli Manning will find some openings through the air this evening.
New York has covered 4 of their last 5 under the Monday night lights, while Washington is just 1-4 against the spread their last 5 under the Monday night spotlight.
The Giants have games upcoming against the Saints, Falcons and Ravens, so it is quite important that they take care of business tonight versus this division rival. They do just that.
Back Big Blue minus the points to win it by at least a touchdown.
[h=4]Monday's Selection ...[/h] For Monday, 1500♦ Raise the Bar NFC East Game of the Month is the visiting New York Giants minus the points against the Washington Redskins. At 7:30 am eastern time when I release my selection, the Giants are -3 point favorites. If you price is -3 or it the line moves to -3 1/2 points, I want you to buy the half point down on the Giants.
At the end of the day, this game comes down to one thing...Who do you trust more? Eli Manning who wears a pair of Super Bowl rings, or Robert Griffin III who is in his first season in the league? My money tonight is on Eli Manning and the first place Giants to come through with the road win and cover.
Washington has covered the last 4 series meetings, and they did sweep New York straight up last season, but that Washington defense is an implosion just waiting to happen. The 'Skins defense allowed Tony Romo to throw for over 400 yards on Thanksgiving Day, so it should be a given that Eli Manning will find some openings through the air this evening.
New York has covered 4 of their last 5 under the Monday night lights, while Washington is just 1-4 against the spread their last 5 under the Monday night spotlight.
The Giants have games upcoming against the Saints, Falcons and Ravens, so it is quite important that they take care of business tonight versus this division rival. They do just that.
Back Big Blue minus the points to win it by at least a touchdown.
this is seriously flawed handicapping from a joke of a handicapper. it's too small of a sample size plus Washington was way ahead that entire game so Dallas had no choice but to throw all day, and Dallas actually has a quality passing attack when they're not making a ton of mistakes, like they usually do, lol
plus the fact that he tells people to buy off 3, which, at the premiums books charge to do so compared to the minimal amount of times a game with a line of -3 actually lands on he favorite by exactly 3, you are doing nothing but tossing money away in the long run.
then after saying buy down to -2.5 he says giants by 7, lmfao
just wanted to point out that I find it completely hilarious and ironic that someone who is so utterly clueless gets paid to make picks and sell them to unsuspecting people who actually look at this and think its a solid write up and think this clown knows any more than any random joe on the street who would give you his worthless 2 cents for free.
thanks for the continued plays pimpy
Yeah, we know Trace is a joke handicapper like the rest of the coin flippers over in the Budin/DeMarco stable, but the Clown does seem to have a knack for winning a few in a row and then turning right around and dropping a few in a row. Hopefully he keeps it up.
FYI, you can get the Giants -2.5 (-110) over at 5Dimes.
FYI, you can get the Giants -2.5 (-110) over at 5Dimes.
Fade Adams Tuesday Game Analysis
[h=4]Tuesday's Selection ...[/h] For Tuesday night in college basketball, Top-Rated 1000♦ Near Pick Blowout is the Drexel Dragons as they play against Tennessee State. As of 8:30 am eastern time, Drexel is +1 on the road at the time I release this selection your way.
By all accounts, this was supposed to be Bruiser Flint's most talented team in his decade-plus at the helm with the Dragons, but a 2-5 start and loss of 6th man Chris Fouch have kind of taken the luster off this team and now has them officially flying under the radar as they hit Nashville this Tuesday night.
The Tigers out of the Ohio Valley were the only conference team to beat Murray State last season, but they did lose coach John Cooper along the way as assistant Travis Williams now takes over the reins at Tennessee State, and has the Tigers off to a non-descript 3-5 start. Among the losses on their schedule, BYU, San Diego State and Minnesota. Pretty much all of their "step up" games. While Drexel may not be a known name nationally, guard Franz Massenat may well become a household name come March.
Not ready just yet to give up on this Drexel team that has plenty of potential, and priced right around a pick, I will side with the Philly Dragons to get a much-needed victory tonight.
Play is on Drexel to take down Tennessee State.
[h=4]Tuesday's Selection ...[/h] For Tuesday night in college basketball, Top-Rated 1000♦ Near Pick Blowout is the Drexel Dragons as they play against Tennessee State. As of 8:30 am eastern time, Drexel is +1 on the road at the time I release this selection your way.
By all accounts, this was supposed to be Bruiser Flint's most talented team in his decade-plus at the helm with the Dragons, but a 2-5 start and loss of 6th man Chris Fouch have kind of taken the luster off this team and now has them officially flying under the radar as they hit Nashville this Tuesday night.
The Tigers out of the Ohio Valley were the only conference team to beat Murray State last season, but they did lose coach John Cooper along the way as assistant Travis Williams now takes over the reins at Tennessee State, and has the Tigers off to a non-descript 3-5 start. Among the losses on their schedule, BYU, San Diego State and Minnesota. Pretty much all of their "step up" games. While Drexel may not be a known name nationally, guard Franz Massenat may well become a household name come March.
Not ready just yet to give up on this Drexel team that has plenty of potential, and priced right around a pick, I will side with the Philly Dragons to get a much-needed victory tonight.
Play is on Drexel to take down Tennessee State.
Fade Adams Wednesday Game Analysis
[h=4]Wednesday's Selection ...[/h] For Wednesday in college basketball, Highest-Rated 2000♦ Winner #8 of 10 goes on the La Salle Explorers as the "home" favorite against the visiting Penn State Nittany Lions. As of 6:30 am eastern when I release this selection, La Salle is listed as the -10 point favorite both in Vegas and offshore.
At first glance you may say to yourself, "who is La Salle to be laying double-digits to anyone?" Well, that is a good question, and I am here to give you the answer. The Explorers are out of the gate at 4-1 this season, including an overtime win over a Villanova team they had lost 11 in a row against. They very easily could have suffered a letdown their next time out, but went wire-to-wire in a road win and cover at Rider.
Bottom line, La Salle has some talent, and tonight's showcase game (bumped to a 9pm start to honor 150 years of La Salle hoops, and being shown locally on NBC TV) will be their chance to show Philadelphia just how good they are.
La Salle's Achilles heel in the past has been poor rebounding, but in Jerrell Wright and Steve Zack, they have a pair of boarders that are both in the top ten in the Atlantic 10 in that category! Throw in the scoring pop of Ramon Galloway, and Tyreek Duren's scoring, and this has the makings of an Explorers blowout.
The game is being contested at the famed Palestra on Penn's campus, the court that La Salle used to call "home", and the Explorers are honoring the 1968-68 team that went 23-1 under Tom Gola. The team will wear throwback jerseys from that era, and they are also giving out 500 throwback t-shirts with Gola's retired #15 on them. Yep, there hasn't been this amount of excitement on campus since the "L" Train days when Lionel Simmons used to be in uniform.
As for Penn State, well without star guard Tim Frazier - out for the season - there is not much proven experience in their lineup to slow the Explorers down and control the perimeter. If La Salle starts to hit from tripleville, look out, this one will balloon in a hurry.
Also note: Penn State did play a pair of games in Puerto Rico in the middle of November, but this is State's first true road game of the season.
Special night for La Salle, and the Explorers do not disappoint. Lay it!
[h=4]Wednesday's Selection ...[/h] For Wednesday in college basketball, Highest-Rated 2000♦ Winner #8 of 10 goes on the La Salle Explorers as the "home" favorite against the visiting Penn State Nittany Lions. As of 6:30 am eastern when I release this selection, La Salle is listed as the -10 point favorite both in Vegas and offshore.
At first glance you may say to yourself, "who is La Salle to be laying double-digits to anyone?" Well, that is a good question, and I am here to give you the answer. The Explorers are out of the gate at 4-1 this season, including an overtime win over a Villanova team they had lost 11 in a row against. They very easily could have suffered a letdown their next time out, but went wire-to-wire in a road win and cover at Rider.
Bottom line, La Salle has some talent, and tonight's showcase game (bumped to a 9pm start to honor 150 years of La Salle hoops, and being shown locally on NBC TV) will be their chance to show Philadelphia just how good they are.
La Salle's Achilles heel in the past has been poor rebounding, but in Jerrell Wright and Steve Zack, they have a pair of boarders that are both in the top ten in the Atlantic 10 in that category! Throw in the scoring pop of Ramon Galloway, and Tyreek Duren's scoring, and this has the makings of an Explorers blowout.
The game is being contested at the famed Palestra on Penn's campus, the court that La Salle used to call "home", and the Explorers are honoring the 1968-68 team that went 23-1 under Tom Gola. The team will wear throwback jerseys from that era, and they are also giving out 500 throwback t-shirts with Gola's retired #15 on them. Yep, there hasn't been this amount of excitement on campus since the "L" Train days when Lionel Simmons used to be in uniform.
As for Penn State, well without star guard Tim Frazier - out for the season - there is not much proven experience in their lineup to slow the Explorers down and control the perimeter. If La Salle starts to hit from tripleville, look out, this one will balloon in a hurry.
Also note: Penn State did play a pair of games in Puerto Rico in the middle of November, but this is State's first true road game of the season.
Special night for La Salle, and the Explorers do not disappoint. Lay it!
