Nope, I love Steve and what he does. Don't bring in other people to defend your stupidness like your contributing to the forum by posting picks of peoples free picks lol.
Do me a favor can you get Langs free pick for me its so tough to get. ^^
the Milwaukee bitch is gotta alot to say behind that keyboard. come back to me so you can have 63 post you little bitch.
You can say whatever you want after this one, because I won't be wasting my time responding to a tool like you. We can see your about a 20 year old punk kid, very obvious. I didn't call you any names, I actually just questioned what you were doing very nicely. Constructive criticism young people like yourself have issues handling.
As for the number of posts, does it really matter? You have 200 and there all free picks which everyone in the world can access. 200 posts? Thats like calling the kettle black. You such a "VET" with your 200 free pick posts lol.
Thanks again for all your hard work. It saved me from typing in brandonlang dot com. Appreciate the time saver
You can say whatever you want after this one, because I won't be wasting my time responding to a tool like you. We can see your about a 20 year old punk kid, very obvious. I didn't call you any names, I actually just questioned what you were doing very nicely. Constructive criticism young people like yourself have issues handling.
As for the number of posts, does it really matter? You have 200 and there all free picks which everyone in the world can access. 200 posts? Thats like calling the kettle black. You such a "VET" with your 200 free pick posts lol.
Thanks again for all your hard work. It saved me from typing in brandonlang dot com. Appreciate the time saver
aint no kid bro anytime your cheese eating ass wants to fly into newark let me know i'll pay for your transportation
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Handicapper: IndianCowboy
Sport: College Basketball
Game: Minnesota Golden Gophers @ Texas Longhorns - Thursday March 19, 2009 7:10 pm
Pick: 4 unit(s) ATS: Minnesota Golden Gophers +4.5 (-110) (Play of the Day)
4 Unit Play. Take Minnesota +4.5 over Texas (Thursday @ 7:10pm est). If you wait, you might be able to get a better line closer to tip-off as the public is all over the jockstrap of Texas in this contest. I'm glad we cashed with Oregon State last night outright over Houston. That comes off the heels of Oakland over Kent the other night for a 2-0 start to the week in college ball. For today, let's kick off the NCAA Round 1 with a winner on the hardwood with another potential outright winner in Minnesota. The line sits at +4 and has not budged. This is despite the fact that in a public consensus this morning that over 71% are riding Texas here. I have written extensively that I am not the greatest fan of Texas this year. I really enjoy watching Barnes's coach and I think this year he has done wonders. He has done a lot with a crop of players that are not his most talented bunch. In fact, I think A.J. Abrahms is a bit overrated. I believe people are really forgetting all that Minnesota has accomplished this year. Remember, Minnesota went toe to toe with Michigan State in the conference championship. Minnesota is extremely well coached and Tubby knows how to spot weaknesses in his opponents. And Texas has a ton of weaknesses. Remember, Texas was very vulnerable all year long on the road. This team lost to Nebraska, A&M, Kansas State at home, Oklahoma State on the road and Arkansas on the road. This Texas team I think underestimated Baylor who defeated them. Now, Texas did beat Villanova, but the Villanova early in the year to the Villanova now is different imo. Tubby Smith is a solid big game coach. I personally think this game is a tossup. I like the team shooting the 71% in free throws and who plays sound defense. In a total of 126.5, the 4.5 points is nice (it might be 5 for you). Plus, this is a nice public fade here and I think Minnesota will take out A.J. quickly and will require another player to step up. Plus, when Minnesota gets a lead, they sit on it like a beast and will slow this game down to a snail's pace which should make Texas feel uncomfortable and frustrated. Congrats Tubby, you have done it once again proving that you can coach anywhere and even recruit in a non-basketball state like Minnesota. I hope the Kentucky Athletic Department feel like fools - because they are. Minnesota is 4-0 ATS in their last 4 non-conference games while the Longhorns are 1-7 ATS in their last 8 NCAA Tourney games as a small chalk favorite under 6.5 points.
Good luck,
Indian Cowboy.
Handicapper: IndianCowboy
Sport: College Basketball
Game: Minnesota Golden Gophers @ Texas Longhorns - Thursday March 19, 2009 7:10 pm
Pick: 4 unit(s) ATS: Minnesota Golden Gophers +4.5 (-110) (Play of the Day)
4 Unit Play. Take Minnesota +4.5 over Texas (Thursday @ 7:10pm est). If you wait, you might be able to get a better line closer to tip-off as the public is all over the jockstrap of Texas in this contest. I'm glad we cashed with Oregon State last night outright over Houston. That comes off the heels of Oakland over Kent the other night for a 2-0 start to the week in college ball. For today, let's kick off the NCAA Round 1 with a winner on the hardwood with another potential outright winner in Minnesota. The line sits at +4 and has not budged. This is despite the fact that in a public consensus this morning that over 71% are riding Texas here. I have written extensively that I am not the greatest fan of Texas this year. I really enjoy watching Barnes's coach and I think this year he has done wonders. He has done a lot with a crop of players that are not his most talented bunch. In fact, I think A.J. Abrahms is a bit overrated. I believe people are really forgetting all that Minnesota has accomplished this year. Remember, Minnesota went toe to toe with Michigan State in the conference championship. Minnesota is extremely well coached and Tubby knows how to spot weaknesses in his opponents. And Texas has a ton of weaknesses. Remember, Texas was very vulnerable all year long on the road. This team lost to Nebraska, A&M, Kansas State at home, Oklahoma State on the road and Arkansas on the road. This Texas team I think underestimated Baylor who defeated them. Now, Texas did beat Villanova, but the Villanova early in the year to the Villanova now is different imo. Tubby Smith is a solid big game coach. I personally think this game is a tossup. I like the team shooting the 71% in free throws and who plays sound defense. In a total of 126.5, the 4.5 points is nice (it might be 5 for you). Plus, this is a nice public fade here and I think Minnesota will take out A.J. quickly and will require another player to step up. Plus, when Minnesota gets a lead, they sit on it like a beast and will slow this game down to a snail's pace which should make Texas feel uncomfortable and frustrated. Congrats Tubby, you have done it once again proving that you can coach anywhere and even recruit in a non-basketball state like Minnesota. I hope the Kentucky Athletic Department feel like fools - because they are. Minnesota is 4-0 ATS in their last 4 non-conference games while the Longhorns are 1-7 ATS in their last 8 NCAA Tourney games as a small chalk favorite under 6.5 points.
Good luck,
Indian Cowboy.
Thu, 03/19/09 - 2:30 PMStan Sharp | CBB Sides
double-dime bet732 Purdue -8.5 (-110) BetUS vs 731 Northern Iowa
Analysis: Stan is Betting PURDUE today. Stan notes that the Big 10 is generally not perceived as a Conference that dominates and blows their opponents out. With that said most of the square money around town is coming in on N. Iowa in this game as most expect this to be a close game. Purdue put it all together in the Big 10 Conference tournament and will ride that winning momentum here against a out manned N. Iowa team. Stan has Purdue winning by 12-15 points here. TAKE PURDUE as STAN SHARP'S BIG DANCE OPENING BLOWOUT and make them a DOUBLE DIME PLAY.
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double-dime bet732 Purdue -8.5 (-110) BetUS vs 731 Northern Iowa
Analysis: Stan is Betting PURDUE today. Stan notes that the Big 10 is generally not perceived as a Conference that dominates and blows their opponents out. With that said most of the square money around town is coming in on N. Iowa in this game as most expect this to be a close game. Purdue put it all together in the Big 10 Conference tournament and will ride that winning momentum here against a out manned N. Iowa team. Stan has Purdue winning by 12-15 points here. TAKE PURDUE as STAN SHARP'S BIG DANCE OPENING BLOWOUT and make them a DOUBLE DIME PLAY.
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dave malinsky 4*
GAME: Maryland @ California Mar 19, 2009 2:55PM
SPORT: College Basketball Picks
PICK: Maryland
Offered at: 2 WSEX
REASON FOR PICK: 4* #725 MARYLAND over CALIFORNIA
2:55 Eastern
We wanted to wait this one out until the market move to Cal reached its peak, and now that +2 has become available across the board there is not hesitation to back the better team in this value range, and also one that matches up quite well.
Not much was expected from Maryland this season because of an uninspiring front-court, and when the Terrapins were rocked 108-91 at North Carolina on February 3rd it appeared that they had reached rock-bottom, and might not make any kind of post-season tourney at all. But as great coaches do Gary Williams reached back at that darkest moment. In the locker room of the Dean Smith Center he put in writing that the Terrapins would beat then Tar Heels in their rematch at College Park, and asked for any players that also believed to sign their names. It worked. As part of a late-season surge Maryland beat Carolina 88-85 at home in overtime, and the team is playing with an entirely different confidence level now.
There were also some personnel adjustments, with Sean Mosley entering the starting lineup at guard and Eric Hayes coming off the bench, and it is a move that worked for both players. Mosley adds a defensive and rebounding presence at the position, while a pure scorer like Hayes can often be at his best coming off the bench – he broke his former career high of 19 points twice in last weekend’s A.C.C. tourney, scoring 21 points against N. C. State and 20 against Duke (from Williams - "I think Eric Hayes -- maybe because of his background as being the son of a coach -- he gets a chance to watch for a couple minutes. He's able to see some things that help him when he gets in. And he knows that in the second half he's going to be in there most of the time.")
The insertion of Mosley may not have mattered more in any game than it will in this one. It is the size and defensive ability of the Maryland guards that keys the matchup, with Mosley’s 6-4, and the 6-6 of Greivis Vasquez, making it tough on Jerome Randle and Patrick Christopher to find their usual open looks on the perimeter, and we will also see the 6-2 Adrian Bowie on 5-10 Randle as well. The Cal guards combined to knocked down 128 triples this season, while averaging 33.0 points per game, and if they are negated the rest of the arsenal is nothing special at all, particularly a defense that allowed 44 percent shooting, and only generated 401 turnovers in 32 games. This is a team that lacks post-season experience (two NIT games in three years, and a quick bow-out in the Pac 10 tourney last week); and does not merit the favorite’s role in this setting.
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GAME: Maryland @ California Mar 19, 2009 2:55PM
SPORT: College Basketball Picks
PICK: Maryland
Offered at: 2 WSEX
REASON FOR PICK: 4* #725 MARYLAND over CALIFORNIA
2:55 Eastern
We wanted to wait this one out until the market move to Cal reached its peak, and now that +2 has become available across the board there is not hesitation to back the better team in this value range, and also one that matches up quite well.
Not much was expected from Maryland this season because of an uninspiring front-court, and when the Terrapins were rocked 108-91 at North Carolina on February 3rd it appeared that they had reached rock-bottom, and might not make any kind of post-season tourney at all. But as great coaches do Gary Williams reached back at that darkest moment. In the locker room of the Dean Smith Center he put in writing that the Terrapins would beat then Tar Heels in their rematch at College Park, and asked for any players that also believed to sign their names. It worked. As part of a late-season surge Maryland beat Carolina 88-85 at home in overtime, and the team is playing with an entirely different confidence level now.
There were also some personnel adjustments, with Sean Mosley entering the starting lineup at guard and Eric Hayes coming off the bench, and it is a move that worked for both players. Mosley adds a defensive and rebounding presence at the position, while a pure scorer like Hayes can often be at his best coming off the bench – he broke his former career high of 19 points twice in last weekend’s A.C.C. tourney, scoring 21 points against N. C. State and 20 against Duke (from Williams - "I think Eric Hayes -- maybe because of his background as being the son of a coach -- he gets a chance to watch for a couple minutes. He's able to see some things that help him when he gets in. And he knows that in the second half he's going to be in there most of the time.")
The insertion of Mosley may not have mattered more in any game than it will in this one. It is the size and defensive ability of the Maryland guards that keys the matchup, with Mosley’s 6-4, and the 6-6 of Greivis Vasquez, making it tough on Jerome Randle and Patrick Christopher to find their usual open looks on the perimeter, and we will also see the 6-2 Adrian Bowie on 5-10 Randle as well. The Cal guards combined to knocked down 128 triples this season, while averaging 33.0 points per game, and if they are negated the rest of the arsenal is nothing special at all, particularly a defense that allowed 44 percent shooting, and only generated 401 turnovers in 32 games. This is a team that lacks post-season experience (two NIT games in three years, and a quick bow-out in the Pac 10 tourney last week); and does not merit the favorite’s role in this setting.
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