Wednesday 12/09/09 service plays chatter/comps/requests & gm strategy...

[fly73]

The Breakfast Club

(A) Play on Villanova -13.5

 

[fly73]

KIKI SPORTS

Game of the Week

NO Hornets

 

[pure]

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[Grecman]

26 * bkb 26 years in the business 9-0 2009

Larry Ness | CBB Sides Wed, 12/09/09 - 9:30 PM Â~

triple-dime bet 738 UConn 0.0 (-110) betus vs 737 Kentucky
Analysis:
Kentucky's program has few equals in the annals of college basketball history while Jim Calhoun has carved out quite niche for himself and the Huskies since coming to Storrs (this marks his 24th season). Surprisingly, tonight's meeting of No. 4 Kentucky and No. 14 U Conn will be just the second-ever between these perennial powers. Connecticut beat Kentucky 87-83 in the second round of the 2006 NCAA tournament. While Kentucky basketball is as "old as time," there's a "new look" in Lexington this year as John Calipari left Memphis to take over the Wildcats. Jodie Meeks (23.7) decided to leave early for the NBA (anyone miss him?), so Kentucky is led by highly-touted 6-4 freshman guard John Wall (18.1-4.1-7.7) and 6-9 junior Patrick Patterson (16.6-10.1). Two other freshman, the 6-11 Cousins (14.8-8.1) and 6-1 guard Bledsoe (10.5-3.1 APG), are also off to terrific starts with a pair of 6-7 sophs, Dodson (9.6) and Miller (8.5-3.5), rounding out the major contributors. With an 8-0 record, the Wildcats are off to their best start since the 1992-93 team opened 11-0 but Calipari knows it hasn't come easy. In the team's second game of the season, the RedHawks of Miami-Ohio took an 18-point lead in the first half before the Wildcats came all the way back to take a late lead. Mia-O tied the game with six seconds left and while Calipari was wondering whether to take a time out, freshman Wall grabbed the inbounds pass, raced by his coach in a blur and hit a 15-foot jumper at the buzzer for a 72-70 win. In just the sixth game, of his what is sure to be his ONLY college season, Wall scored 23 points, including clutch shots in the final minute that sent the game to overtime against Stanford. Kentucky closed with an eight-point run for a 73-65 victory in the championship game of the Cancun Challenge at the Moon Palace Resort. Last Saturday against then-No. 10 North Carolina, the Wildcats went on a 28-2 first-half run, building a 15-point lead at the half. Wall would bounce back from a bout with dehydration and a queasy encounter with an IV drip to finish with 16 points, including the clinching free throws with 4.3 seconds left, as the Wildcats escaped with a 68-66 win (Kentu‚cky was outscored 38-25 in the final 20 minutes against the Tar Heels, committing 12 of its 21 turnovers in the second half). As for U Conn, Calhoun may have won a third national title last year, if Jerome Dyson had not gotten hurt. Dyson tore a ligament in his right knee last February and that cost U Conn a top-notch scorer as well as depriving them of its top perimeter defender. Dyson (20.1-5.6-5.1) is back at full strength this year and is joined in the backcourt by 6-1 sophomore Kemba Walker (15.4-5.6 APG). The 6-9 Stanley Robinson missed the team's first eight games last year and never really came around until scoring 28 points and grabbing 14 rebounds in U Conn's six-OT loss to Syracuse in the Big East tourney. He then averaged 14.8-8.4 in the NCAA tourney with U Conn advancing to the final Four. Note that the other four starters in U Conn's Final 4 loss to Michigan St (Adrien and Thabeet up front plus guards Price and Austrie), are all gone. However, U Conn is just fine. The backcourt is in great shape with Dyson and Walker plus joining RobinsoTn (15.4-7.1) up front are 6-9 senior Edwards (11.6-5.7) who is getting plenty of playing time TY (about 00 MPG after averaging around 12 MPG his first three years) and 6-9 freshman Oriakhi (6.0-9.9). The 7-1 Okwandu has yet to do much but 6-6 freshman swingman Coombs-McDaniel (4.0-2.1) is showing signs he'll contribute this year. This marks the third season of the SEC/Big East Invitational and the first year in which Kentucky and UConn are taking part. Madison Square Garden is a "home away from home" for the Huskies, who have won six Big East tournaments in "the Garden" since 1990. U Conn has a bitter taste in its mouth from its last trip to NYC, as in the championship game of the NIT

Is the pick Uconn?

 

[JDizzle311]

Cmon guys! SOMEONE STEP UP AND SPLIT DEMARCO!

hes really been on a roll and it would be a shame to miss it

 

[thenext]

26 * bkb 26 years in the business 9-0 2009

Larry Ness | CBB Sides Wed, 12/09/09 - 9:30 PM Â~

triple-dime bet 738 UConn 0.0 (-110) betus vs 737 Kentucky
Analysis:
Kentucky's program has few equals in the annals of college basketball history while Jim Calhoun has carved out quite niche for himself and the Huskies since coming to Storrs (this marks his 24th season). Surprisingly, tonight's meeting of No. 4 Kentucky and No. 14 U Conn will be just the second-ever between these perennial powers. Connecticut beat Kentucky 87-83 in the second round of the 2006 NCAA tournament. While Kentucky basketball is as "old as time," there's a "new look" in Lexington this year as John Calipari left Memphis to take over the Wildcats. Jodie Meeks (23.7) decided to leave early for the NBA (anyone miss him?), so Kentucky is led by highly-touted 6-4 freshman guard John Wall (18.1-4.1-7.7) and 6-9 junior Patrick Patterson (16.6-10.1). Two other freshman, the 6-11 Cousins (14.8-8.1) and 6-1 guard Bledsoe (10.5-3.1 APG), are also off to terrific starts with a pair of 6-7 sophs, Dodson (9.6) and Miller (8.5-3.5), rounding out the major contributors. With an 8-0 record, the Wildcats are off to their best start since the 1992-93 team opened 11-0 but Calipari knows it hasn't come easy. In the team's second game of the season, the RedHawks of Miami-Ohio took an 18-point lead in the first half before the Wildcats came all the way back to take a late lead. Mia-O tied the game with six seconds left and while Calipari was wondering whether to take a time out, freshman Wall grabbed the inbounds pass, raced by his coach in a blur and hit a 15-foot jumper at the buzzer for a 72-70 win. In just the sixth game, of his what is sure to be his ONLY college season, Wall scored 23 points, including clutch shots in the final minute that sent the game to overtime against Stanford. Kentucky closed with an eight-point run for a 73-65 victory in the championship game of the Cancun Challenge at the Moon Palace Resort. Last Saturday against then-No. 10 North Carolina, the Wildcats went on a 28-2 first-half run, building a 15-point lead at the half. Wall would bounce back from a bout with dehydration and a queasy encounter with an IV drip to finish with 16 points, including the clinching free throws with 4.3 seconds left, as the Wildcats escaped with a 68-66 win (Kentu‚cky was outscored 38-25 in the final 20 minutes against the Tar Heels, committing 12 of its 21 turnovers in the second half). As for U Conn, Calhoun may have won a third national title last year, if Jerome Dyson had not gotten hurt. Dyson tore a ligament in his right knee last February and that cost U Conn a top-notch scorer as well as depriving them of its top perimeter defender. Dyson (20.1-5.6-5.1) is back at full strength this year and is joined in the backcourt by 6-1 sophomore Kemba Walker (15.4-5.6 APG). The 6-9 Stanley Robinson missed the team's first eight games last year and never really came around until scoring 28 points and grabbing 14 rebounds in U Conn's six-OT loss to Syracuse in the Big East tourney. He then averaged 14.8-8.4 in the NCAA tourney with U Conn advancing to the final Four. Note that the other four starters in U Conn's Final 4 loss to Michigan St (Adrien and Thabeet up front plus guards Price and Austrie), are all gone. However, U Conn is just fine. The backcourt is in great shape with Dyson and Walker plus joining RobinsoTn (15.4-7.1) up front are 6-9 senior Edwards (11.6-5.7) who is getting plenty of playing time TY (about 00 MPG after averaging around 12 MPG his first three years) and 6-9 freshman Oriakhi (6.0-9.9). The 7-1 Okwandu has yet to do much but 6-6 freshman swingman Coombs-McDaniel (4.0-2.1) is showing signs he'll contribute this year. This marks the third season of the SEC/Big East Invitational and the first year in which Kentucky and UConn are taking part. Madison Square Garden is a "home away from home" for the Huskies, who have won six Big East tournaments in "the Garden" since 1990. U Conn has a bitter taste in its mouth from its last trip to NYC, as in the championship game of the NIT

What is the pick ?
Connecticut ?

 

[pumptender]

what is wonderdogs 4 five unit per game picks for tonite in nhl

they supposed to be the best in hockey ??

true or false :think2:

 

[Cheddar]

Anyone getting Stan Sharp Triple Dime today?

 

[T2D2]

CONFIRMED..RAS..San DIEGO+5.5..providence+2..BUFFALO+9..BOISE ST+1.5

Thanks again doc.

 

[CarolinaJ.E.D]

Anyone Got the 3* for VR im looking in other forums for it 2 !!! thanks if anyone gots it

 

[RiteSide_Huey]

Demarco

<TABLE width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD width="100%">Demarco

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5 Dime - Arizona

I came thisclose to backing Connecticut tonight at Madison Square Garden against Kentucky, but just like last night's Butler-Georgetown game, I have this sneaky suspicion the Huskies are a trap just like the Bulldogs were last night. Plus, how many times have I said over the past 25 years that the marquee games are the toughest to win because their lines are always the sharpest?

Last night I veered off to the Lone Star State instead and found a winner on Texas Tech against TCU. Tonight I'm heading to Tucson for another obscure game on the college card and backing Arizona minus the points at home against Louisiana Tech.

On the surface, it looks strange that Arizona is laying a considerable number of points in this one despite the fact the Wildcats have dropped three in a row and tonight's opponent, LA Tech, is 7-1 on the season. But the 'Cats have nothing to be ashamed of losing at Oklahoma, in overtime at home to UNLV, and in the **** Invitation to Vanderbilt, three teams that are a combined 18-5 on the season.
Vandy's two losses came against Cincinnati and Illinois. UNLV remains undefeated. And Arizona's loss at Oklahoma, a game in which it got pounded, is certainly understandable considering it came just four days after a 74-72 double-overtime home loss to the Runnin' Rebels.

FYI - Arizona is 3-4 on the season with its other loss coming against a 6-1 Wisconsin club's whose only loss came against Gonzaga. So, the teams that beat the 'Cats this year are a combined 24-6; not too shabby.

Now, let's look at Louisiana Tech's 7-1 record. Sure, the Bulldogs beat Miami of Ohio by 12, but those were the same Redhawks that got drilled by Temple last night by 22 to fall to 2-6 on the season. They beat TCU, but they beat the Horned Frogs last year, too. As I've noted previously, I look for how teams fare in non-conference "step-up" games and I see just one on LA Tech's schedule, an 81-52 loss to undefeated New Mexico. Otherwise, wins against U.L. Monroe, Northwestern State and Texas-Pan Am don't really excite me.

This is certainly a rebuilding year for Arizona as first-year coach Sean Miller has surrounded senior sharp-shooting guard Nic Wise (16.6 ppg) and junior forward Jamelle Horne (10.6 ppg, 8.6 reb) with a talented freshman class led by forwards Derrick Williams (14.6 ppg, 6.0 reb) and Solomon Hill (9.3 ppg, 5.1 reb). But Miller isn't afraid to make moves, yanking starting shooting guard Brendon Lavender (5.1 ppg; 34% FG) from the starting line-up after seven ineffective outings and replacing him tonight with Kyle Fogg.

This is a key game for the 'Cats, who have a tough game at 6-2 San Diego State coming up this weekend and visits from N.C. State and BYU two weeks from now before tipping off the Pac-10 portion of their schedule with a visit to USC on New Year's Eve.

Having won last night with Texas Tech - and playing with the profit reaped from 5 straight NFL winners the past couple of weeks - I'm more than willing to reinvest it tonight on Arizona. </TD><TD vAlign=top><!-- BEGIN ad 9404306 --><!-- END ad 9404306 --></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><!-- / message -->

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[pure]

Dose he have 3* ??? Pure:smoking:

not sure.,, i found that Late steam* sumwhere else, bill is out of office today also

 

[JimmieJ]

Is Dwayne Bryant still have a streak going ?

Anyone with his plays ?

 

[thedegen]

RAS two totals???

 

[dfresh1239]

RAS's totals should be money tonight.
went 0-2 last night.

 

[thedegen]

alatex has been hot. anyone picking him up?

 

[oopie]

RAS (from another site)

Harvard/Boston College Over 145
Providence/George Washington Over 149

Added Side play

San Diego +5.5

 

[pumptender]

anyone have wonderdogs 5 star hockey plays

 

[Chessman]

This is just out of curiosity only. But can anyone tell me why Bookie Bill types the way he does? I feel like it takes a lot of effort to type that way. And someone who did talk in real life the way he types, would not type that way. Anyone know what I mean? The guy gives good info. or whatever but seems a little fishy to me. Was wondering if anyone else caught that. Best of luck to all tonight.

Yes, it's very strange. So strange that I have no faith in anything he says because he seems to be some kind of a weirdo.

 

[Chessman]

Ever read a Larry Ness play? He spends 3/4 of the write-up talking about how good the team he's betting against is.