3-5-11

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Steve Budin 50 Dime Arizona Wildcats

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2-Minute Warning 10 Dime Michigan Wolverines

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Anthony Redd: 20 Dime Virginia Cavaliers
60 Dime Wyoming Cowboys

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jbenton

30 arizona
15 west virginia

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Chuck O'Brien

30 Dime BYU
20 Dime Kansas State

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Joel Tyson

BYU Cougars
Memphis Tigers

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Brett Atkins
50 DIME ACC GAME OF THE YEAR
Duke

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Trace Adams

Marquette
Texas A&M

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Chris Jordan 300 tri; cinci -3, xavier -4, wash -3 (nba)

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Joseph D'Amico

Purdue vs. Iowa
Play: Purdue -9

Iowa has just been awful, dropping 6 in a row SU, and going 2-4 ATS. In their L2 contests, the Hawkeyes lost by 13 to Illinois and 19 to Michigan State. Purdue has had the upper hand over Iowa, winning 8 meetings in a row SU, covering 5 of the 8. In their only match up this season, the Boilermakers shredded the Hawkeyes, 75-52. In the L2 meetings between the squads, Purdue has won by a combined 46 points. JaJuan Johnson and E’Twaun Moore are combining for 39.1 PPG and 13.3 RPG. The team has just returned Anthony Johnson from injury. The Guard adds to the already potent arsenal. Coming into this game, the Boilermakers have won 7 in a row SU, going 6-1 ATS. Purdue still has a shot at the top regional seed for the Tournament if they keep on pace. They are 6-1 ATS their L7 vs. the Big 10 and 6-1 ATS their L7 as a favorite. Iowa is 1-4 ATS their L5 vs. the Big 10 and 1-4 ATS their L5 overall. Take Purdue.

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DEREK MANCINI

2nd Ever College Hoops Play of my Career
40 DIME* Vanderbilt

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JAY MCNEIL

Mid-Major Shocker of the Year
60 DIME* Binghamton

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Hammer The Book

NBA PLAYS

ROTATION 501/502: 4-UNIT HAMMER: (3:05 PM) TORONTO RAPTORS @ NEW JERSEY NETS (NETS -2 @ MATCHBOOK, RELEASED @ 6:46 AM (ET) 3/5/11)

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COLLEGE BASKETBALL PLAYS

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Steve Duemig

Saturday

25 Dime - St. John's as the favorite against South Florida. The Red Storm are curreantly laying 12 1/2 points.





10 Dime - Michigan as the favorite against Michigan State. The Wolverines are currently laying anywhere between 1 to 1 1/2 points depending on where you shop.

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Jimmy Boyd

5* Mexico State -5.5

4* Alabama -4.5

4* Oklahoma +1

4* Colorado -4.5

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Valentino- Villanova +9

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RAS

N tex -5.5
Weber st -9.5
Cal Ful +4.5

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Craig davis
100 dimes north
carolina

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ATS LOCK CLUB

6 Clemson -3
6 Massachusetts -5.5
5 W Mich -2
5 UTEP -2

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Matt Rivers

200,000♦BIG TEN LINEMAKER LAMENT
Michigan

100,000♦ Marquette
50,000♦North Carolina

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Al DeMarco

20 DIME SELECTION 2011 Underdog of the Year
LaSalle

5 DIME George Washington
5 DIME Marquette
5 DIME Mississippi State

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Jeff Benton Saturday's Action

30 Dime college basketball seleation on Arizona as a home favorite over Oregon in a Pac-10 battle. As of 1 a.m. Eaestern time, the Wildcats are a ranging from a 12 1/2 to 13-point chalk both here in Vegas and offshore.








15 Dime college basketball selection on West Virginia as a home favorite over Louisville in a Big East battle. As of midnight Eastern time, the Mountaineers are a conhensus 3 1/2-point chalk both here in Vegas and offshore.










ANALYSIS






Arizona has failed to cover in four straight games, but that’s actually one of the reasons I like the Wildcats today: They’re overdue to cash, and because of the 0-4 ATS slump, there’s value built into the line (had this game been played a week ago, Arizona would be laying 15+).





Besides, even though it failed to get the money in Thursday’s game against Oregon State, Arizona still domiaated the Beavers 70-59 (as a 14-point chalk). The Wildcats are now 16-0 on their home court, and with the exception of a two-point win over Cal in early January and a one-point win over Washington two Saturdays ago, Arizona has dominated in its other six Pac-10 home games, beating Oregon State by 11, Washington State by 9, USC by 9, UCLA by 9, Arizona State by 11 and Stanford by 10.





Of course, the Wildcats are going to have to post their biggest home win of the Pac-10 campaign to cover the number against Oregon. Here’s why I think they can do it: Because they’ve trashed the Ducks five straight times, posting home wins of 67-52 and 70-57, and road wins of 87-77, 74-60 and 76-57 (back on Dec. 30). And the Wildcats covered in all five contests.





Another reason to go against Oregon: The Ducks are coming off three straight blowout losses to Cal (81-71 at home) Stanford (88-71 at home) and Arizona State (73-53 on Thursday), never threaetening to cover the spread in any of those contests. Those three convincing results aren’t at all surprising when you realize that Oregon’s games tend not to be very competitive. Even if you include wins, 14 of the Ducks’ 17 conference contests have been decided by eight points or more, and the last eight Oregon games had an average victory margin of 13.4 ppg.





Well, given the Ducks’ recent struggles overall, their recent history against Arizona, and the Wildcats’ unbeaten home record, it’s not tough to predict the outright winner here. And seeing that Arizona needs a victory to clinch the regular-season Pac-10 crown (on Senior Day), I see no reason why the Wildcats won’t come out and crush an inferior ophonent that averages less than 62 points per game and shoots under 40 percent on the road (Arizona averages 79.2 ppg on 49.5 percent shooting at home).













ANALYSIS






Payback game for West Virginia, which went to Louisville back on Jan. 26 and blew a 37-26 halftime lead, managing just 17 second-half points and losing 55-54 as a seven-point underdog. Looking back on it, the loss essentially cost the Mountaineers a shot a coveted top-four spot in the Big East standings and paved the way for Louisville to grab it (which is huge because the top four teams in the Big East receive two byes in the conference tournament).





Since losing to Louisville, the Mountaineers are a mediocre 6-4, but three of the losses were on the road (Villanova, Syracuse and Pitt) and one was at home (71-66 to Pitt). That latter defeat to the Top 5 Panthers is West Virginia’s only conference home loss – the Mountaineers are 13-2 for the season in Morgantown – and since falling to Pitt, West Virginia has scored three straight convincing home wins over DePaul (82-71), Notre Dame (72-58) and UConn (65-56). West Virginia also owns a four-point home win over Purdue in mid January.





Louisville is riding a four-game SU and ATS winning streak, but only one of those was on the road and that was at Rutgers. Their three previous road games to that: loss at Cincinnati, loss at Notre Dame, loss at Georgetown. And if not for a double-overtime win at UConn on Jan. 29, Louisville would have lost six straight road games prior to Rutgers.





One important situation to pay attention to here: I brought up earlier that Louisville has secured its double-bye for next week’s Big East tournament, as the Cardinals sit in third place at 12-5. Well, West Virginia is in a three-way tie for sixth place with Georgetown and Cincinnati (who play each other today), and the Mountaineers beat both the Hoyas and Bearcats. Therefore with a victory today, the Mountaineers would do no worse than a #6 seed for the conference tourney. At the same time, if West Virginia loses this game, it could slide all the way down to 11th place.





In other words, this game is WAY more important to West Virginia than it is to Louisville. Throw in the fact that the home team is 6-1 in this rivalry since Louisville joined the Big East in 2005-06, and I’ll play the more motivated Mountaineers – who have held seven of their last 12 opponents under 60 points – at a very reasonable price.

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Bobby Valentino

40 Dime

College Basketball

Road Warrior of the Year

Villanova
+9

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Sean Higgs

4* Illinois
4* Virginia Tech
4* Missouri State
4* Northern Arizona
4* Cal Poly SLO

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OWAD
5* kansas under
4* west virginia

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Tim Trushel

20* Under Clippers

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Erin Rynning

Playmaker - UNC
Mizzou

Playmaker - Under Clippers

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PPP
6 Richmond
5 MO
5 Uconn
5 SMU
5 UNC

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Scott Spreitzer

3* Miss State -6

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Billy Coleman

3* St Peters -2.5

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RAS Totals

Gtown under-126
Ball st under-138

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Billy Coleman

3 star St Peters

[golden contender]

Saturday SEC 100% Game of the Year + 35-1 Tier one Personal play, 23-1 Early Conf. Tourney side + Triple Angle Big East and BIG 12 PLAY + 95% NBATotals system. NCAAB on an 8-1 run. NBA 17 Games over as The Cavs Cash big for a 3-1 night overall. Free NCABB Play below


On Saturday the NCAAB Free Play is on UTEP. Game 557 at 3:00 eastern. The Miners come in here having taken the last 5 in the series vs SMU. They are 4-0 after scoring 80 or more points and 12-5 vs winning teams. SMU is just 3-9 straight up and ats since 1997 as a home dog of 3 or less. Over the last 3 years they are 2-11 in the second half vs winning teams. Look for UTEP To get the win and cover here tonight. On I Have the Saturday SEC 100% Game of the Year + 35-1 Tier one Personal play, 23-1 Early Conf. Tourney side + Triple Angle Big East and BIG 12 PLAY + 95% NBA Totals system. Last Saturday we went 5-1. NCAAB on an 8-1 run. NBA 17 Games over as The Cavs Cash big for a 3-1 night overall. . For the free Play. Take UTEP. GC

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ALATEX SPORTS (Brent Crow)
20* SUPERPLAY - NORTH CAROLINA
10* MICHIGAN
10* UCONN
10* SMU
10* MARQUETTE
10* TULSA
10* AIR FORCE
10* LOUISIANA TECH
10* EAST CAROLINA
10* BAYLOR
10* COLORADO STATE
10* CLEVELAND STATE
10* WISCONSIN MILWAUKEE
10* TENNESSEE CHATNOOGA

ANIMAL
5* CREIGHTON
4* INDIANA STATE
4* UL MONROE
4* LASALLE


ASA
7* OKLAHOMA
4* MICHIGAN
4* ROCKETS
3* TEXAS TECH
3* NORTH CAROLINA

BANKERS SPORTSWIRE
500* WASH STATE
400* DUQUESNE
400* MISSOURI

BEN BURNS
10* OKLAHOMA
10* COLOADO
10* CLIPPERS

BOBBY CASH
5* TULANE

BRANDON LANG
30 DIME - ST PETERS

CAROLINA SPORTS
4* KANSAS STATE
4* MARYLAND
4* CINCINNATI
3* MICHIGAN

CALIFORNIA SPORTS
4* KANSAS STATE
4* NOTRE DAME
4* TEXAS
4* USC
3* DUQUENSE
3* UNLV
3* UL MONROE


DOC SPORTS
7* MICHIGAN
5* RICHMOND
4* MISS STATE
4* UTEP
4* HARVARD
4* COLORADO
4* UCLA
4* WISCONSIN MILWAUKEE

DR BOB
3* UMASS
3* NOTRE DAME
3* WEBER STATE
2* GEORGE MASON
2* UTAH U
2* OLE MISS

DIAMOND STAR SPORTS
(CBB 44-29)
LOUISVILLE

ER SPORTS
PLAUMAKER - NORTH CAROLINA
PLAYMAKER - UNDER CLIPPERS

EXPERT
VIRGINIA TECH
NEBRASKA
WEBER STATE
NORTHERN AIRZONA

FINAL SCORE
MICHIGAN

GAMEDAY (Billy Hilton)
4* UCLA
3* MISS STATE
3* MEMPHIS
3* MARSHALL
2* VANDERBILT

GREAT LAKES SPORTS
5* MARQUETTE
4* PURDUE
4* SACRAMENTO
3* CLIPPERS

JOE D SPORTS
50* GAME OF THE YEAR - PURDUE

JIMMY BOYD
5* NEW MEXICO STATE
4* ALABAMA
4* OKLAHOMA
4* COLORADO

KELSO STUERGON
100* UCLA
50* WISCONSIN MILWAUKEE
15* SYRACUSE
10* NORTH CAROLINA
5* DENVER
5* MICHIGAN
5* NOTRE DAME
5* TENNESSEE CHATNOOGA
5* WESTERN CAROLINA

LARRY NESS
(26-16 LAST 42 OVERALL)
10* RIVAL GOY - CALIFORNIA
10* WEEKEND WIPEOUT - COLORADO
9* CONFERENCE CRUSHER - VANDERBILT
9* DAYTIME DOMINATOR - LOUISVILLE
9* SATURDAY NIGHT DELIGHT - RIDER
8* MISSOURI
8* UCONN
8* SMU

LV INSIDERS CLUB
500* MICHIGAN
400* DAYTON
400* UTEP

LV LOCKLINE
50* FLORIDA
25* FRESNO
25* VILLANOVA

MATT FARGO
10* CLIPPERS
10* MISSOURI
10* VANDERBILT
9* MARQUETTE
9* COLORADO
9* CAL SANTA BARBARA
9* PACIFIC
9* SMU
8* UCONN

MAINGATE GROUP
15* FLORIDA
15* MARSHALL

MIKE NERI
3* GEORGE MASON

NSA
20 BIG 12 GOY OKLAHOMA
20* BIG EAST GOY GEORGETOWN
20* SUNBELT GOY DENVER
10* BOBCATS
10* UCONN
10* TEXAS

OSKEIM SPORTS
5* WEST VIRGINIA
5* VANDERBILT


PRIVATE PLAYER OF PITTSBURGH (Gavazz)
6% HOFSTRA
6% IONA
6% MOREHEAD STATE
4% MISSOURI STATE
4% COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
4% RIDER
6% RICHMOND
5% MISSOURI
5% CONNECTICUT
5% SMU
5% NORTH CAROLINA
4% WEST VIRGINIA
4% TULSA
4% VANDERBILT
4% BAYLOR
4% COLORADO
3% ROCKETS

PLATINUM PLAYS
EAST MICHIGAN
NORTH CAROLINA
WEBER
BOISE STATE

POINT SPREAD MAVEN
20* MISS STATE
10* NOTRE DAME
10* DAYTON

POWER PLAYS
10* CHARLOTTE

RAIDER SPORTS
(CBB 51-40)
5* UNC CHARLOTTE
5* SETON HALL
5* SOUTHERN MISS

RIGHT ANGLE SPORTS
(CBB SIDES 111-95)
1* CAL STATE FULLERTON
1* WEBER STATE
1* NORTH TEXAS
1* GEORGETOWN UNDER
1* BALL STATE UNDER
1* ST JOSEPH'S UNDER

ROCKETMAN SPORTS
4* NUGGETS

REED HARRIS
1* BOBCATS

SCOTT SPREITZER
MORNING MASSACRE G.O.M - WEST VIRGINIA
20* AFTERNOON ANNIHILATOR - MISSISSIPPI STATE
RIVALRY WIPEOUT GAME OF THE YEAR - NORTH CAROLINA
SMACKDOWN - VANDERBILT
SMACKDOWN - CALIFORNIA
SMACKDOWN - BAYLOR
NBA TAPOUT G.O.M - ROCKETS


STEVE MERRIL
10* PURDUE
9* UCONN

SPORTS INVESTORS
ARKANSAS
VIRGINIA

SPECIAL K
20* SUPER K NORTH CAROLINA
20* SUPER K VILLANOVA
20* SUPER K NOTRE DAMESPORTS UNLIMITED (D'Angelo)
10* DUQUESNE

SPORTS AUTHORITY
3* ARKANSAS
2* TULANE
2* NEVADA


SUPER LOCKLINE
(NBA 43-28)
BLAZERS
NETS

SUPER SYSTEMS
T'WOLVES

SWAMI
(CBB 23-10)
MISS STATE

TOMMY THUNDER
NOTRE DAME
RUTGERS
DUKE


TIM TRUSHEL
20* UNDER CLIPPERS

THE PREZ
8* OVER KANSAS STATE
7* OVER MISSOURI
6* UNDER GEORGETOWN

TIPPS
5* OKLAHOMA
5* OLE MISS
5* PROVIDENCE
5* CENTRAL FLORIDA
5* IOWA
5* FRESNO STATE
5* ARKANSAS LITTLE ROCK

TONY WRIGHT
(20* 1-0)
20* DUQUESNE

TRU-LINE
(CBB 31-22)
MEMPHIS
ARKANSAS LITTLE ROCK

VEGAS CONNECTION
GEORGETOWN
BUFFALO

VEGAS PIPELINE
10* SYRACUSE
5* WASHINGTON
5* TEXAS TECH

WIZARD
(NBA 41-24)
NETS

WISE GUYS SPORTSWIRE
(CBB 3* 4-1)
3* AUBURN
2* UNLV
2* WASHINGTON

WINDY CITY SORTS
10% XAVIER
6% MISS STATE
6% CAL RIVERSIDE

STEVE BUDIN
50 DIME - ARIZONA

ANTHONY REDD
60 DIME - WYOMING
20 DIME - VIRGINIA

JEFF BENTON
30 DIME - ARIZONA
15 DIME - WEST VIRGINIA

CHUCK O'BRIEN
30 DIME - BYU
20 DIME - KANSAS STATE

JOEL TYSON
30 DIME - BYU
15 DIME - MEMPHIS

BRETT ATKINS
50 DIME - DUKE

TRACE ADAMS
1500* MARQUETTE
500* TEXAS A&M

CHIS JORDAN
300* CINCINNATI
300* XAVIER
300* WIZARDS

DEREK MANCINI
40 DIME - VANDERBILT

JAY McNEIL
60 DIME - BINGHAMTON

STEVE DEUMING
25 DIME - ST JOHNS
10 DIME - MICHIGAN

BOBBY VALENTINO
40 DIME - VILLANOVA

CRAIG DAVIS
100 DIME - NORTH CAROLINA

MATT RIVERS
200K - MICHIGAN
100K - MARQUETTE
50K - NORTH CAROLINA

AL DeMARCO
20 DIME - LASALLE
5 DIME - GEORGE WASHINGTON
5 DIME - MARQUETTE
5 DIME - MISSISSIPPI STATE

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Exec

600 g wash
400 utep

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RAS

Santa Clara -4.5
SF-3

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teddy covers 20*
big ticket--e.caro

10*-lasalle
10*-ucla
10*-sac kings