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Posted: #176

damn..........who the hell is this dude? Nice Record...........

quite the following.................

I'll tell you this,,,,i see where you played illinois at 2 different numbers,,,,thats more legit than most of these clowns,,,,the common phrase is................

"i bought off" (and than people just pull the switcherroooo with the number).........................

 
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Posted: #177

FWIW...UNC...NW is the ONLY team from a BCS conference to never make the "Baila" (dance).  It wasn't too long ago NW athletics were worse than the Chicago public league high schools.  Their football team was an absolute joke and b-ball wasn't far behind.

But, oh have times changed.

 
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Posted: #178
Quote Originally Posted by FIT410s:

unc care to comment on the earths pole shift that is going to kill 90% of human on earth in less then 2 years?

just sayin
 
 
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Posted: #179
Quote Originally Posted by UNCforever:

NO PLAY ON UTAH THEY HAVE NOT SHOWN ME ENOUGH THAT THEY CAN DEFEND THEIR HOME FLOOR.


Yea you're right UNC...I'm on UTAH, but as always, it is a dicey proposition when put coin on a team that clearly has less talent then their opponent.  Usually I count on home court advantage to overcome those shortcomings...but like you said, UTAH's performance at home thus far has been less than impressive.

But my numbers show UTAH huge in this spot...what can I say...I'm going down with the ship.

BOL UNC
 
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Posted: #180
MR. UNC what da latest time u will post because i will not be able 2 check out ur post b 4 tip off. By da way NICE JOB on ur picks keep up da good work
 
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Posted: #181
UNC, have you ever considered putting you plays on a blog / website - this way people will not have to cycle through the idiots posting in here. 

I have sever space if you are interested. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by 3millioncolors:

UNC, have you ever considered putting you plays on a blog / website - this way people will not have to cycle through the idiots posting in here. 

I have sever space if you are interested. 

Hmmmm  I think we found the  IDIOT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 
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UNC, I responded to what you put in my thread but not sure if you were going to get a chance to read it or not...I actually am leaning to the under in that game a little more as the day goes on for the very reasons you gave.  That game could easily have a couple 2-3 minute scoring droughts

 
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Posted: #184
unc, you are right about NW being only team from major conference not to go to big dance.
 
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NO PLAYS ON MY SYCAMORES TONIGHT. WAS GOING TO BITE ON ISU. I SEE US PLAYING A LOT BETTER TONIGHT BUT I THINK THIS SPREAD IS VERY TIGHT. WAS ALSO LOOKING AT THE UNDER BUT THE MOVEMENT HAS PULLED ME OFF. WILL WAIT TO PLAY ISU WHEN WE RETURN HOME.
 
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Posted: #186
Quote Originally Posted by TheBettingGuru:


How do you get this information?  I have a way to track lines and movements, but how do you know what book triggers what and the records of it?


sportsinsights.com
 
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Posted: #187
I cant believe that Wich st line hasnt budged one bit all day
 
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Posted: #188
common unc, lets out. in germany it is 11 pm and i want in my bed.
smile
greatings and good luck to all
 
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Posted: #189

Quote Originally Posted by joshie2284:

I cant believe that Wich st line hasnt budged one bit all day

that's because Wichita State is the play...the books want to keep that number short so the money keeps pouring in on NI

 
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Quote Originally Posted by joshie2284:

I cant believe that Wich st line hasnt budged one bit all day

 

I would have thought it would have hit 4 or 4.5 by now.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by MaddenGuru:

that's because Wichita State is the play...the books want to keep that number short so the money keeps pouring in on NI

 

Im not buying it with this one.

 
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We’ve seen this story from Clemson before. Last year, the Tigers started out the year with a 16-0 record. They were a sub .500 squad the rest of the way. In 2008, Clemson started 12-1. They closed out the back half of the season going 12-9. In ’07, it was a 17-0 start, followed by an 8-11 finish. Half of those eight wins came in the NIT tournament. In ’06, the Tigers won their first eleven games, then proceeded to lose ten of their next 13. Oliver Purnell’s track record is very clear – great starts, not so great finishes. Their 15-3 start here in 2010 must be taken with a grain of salt.

Georgia Tech, on the other hand, is the real deal. They are 8-1 at home this year, including an outright upset as seven point home underdogs against Duke last week. Their only home loss came in overtime against Florida State; a game in which point guard Iman Shumpert was sitting on the sidelines in street clothes. Shumpert is coming off a 30 point, six assist, four rebound, three steal game against North Carolina, leading the Yellow Jackets to an upset win over the Tar Heels in Chapel Hill. This is one player whose ability we do not want to underestimate, particularly in an uptempo game like this one.

Clemson’s starting point guard, Demontez Stitt, has started every game this year. He’s the team’s leading assist man and their second leading scorer. Stitt is doubtful to play this evening with a foot injury, and even if he suits up, he’ll be at less than 100%. That leaves untested sophomore Andre Young forced to match up at the point against Shumpert. And let’s not forget that this Georgia Tech defense forces more than 16 turnovers per game, while holding opposing teams to 37% shooting, a difficult matchup for the Tigers even if Stitt was healthy. The price here is cheap for the better team in the better spot.
2* Take Georgia Tech
 
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Posted: #193
Quote Originally Posted by swizzol:



Yea you're right UNC...I'm on UTAH, but as always, it is a dicey proposition when put coin on a team that clearly has less talent then their opponent.  Usually I count on home court advantage to overcome those shortcomings...but like you said, UTAH's performance at home thus far has been less than impressive.

But my numbers show UTAH huge in this spot...what can I say...I'm going down with the ship.

BOL UNC



Swizzol I'm going down with ya....lets drink to staying above water or drowning brotha!! BOL
 
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Posted: #194
Quote Originally Posted by FIT410s:

unc care to comment on the earths pole shift that is going to kill 90% of human on earth in less then 2 years?

just sayin





 
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Quote Originally Posted by HotRoute:

UNC, I responded to what you put in my thread but not sure if you were going to get a chance to read it or not...I actually am leaning to the under in that game a little more as the day goes on for the very reasons you gave.  That game could easily have a couple 2-3 minute scoring droughts




What game did where you capping?
 
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MR UNC R U touching the WSU game
 
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Quote Originally Posted by FIT410s:

We’ve seen this story from Clemson before. Last year, the Tigers started out the year with a 16-0 record. They were a sub .500 squad the rest of the way. In 2008, Clemson started 12-1. They closed out the back half of the season going 12-9. In ’07, it was a 17-0 start, followed by an 8-11 finish. Half of those eight wins came in the NIT tournament. In ’06, the Tigers won their first eleven games, then proceeded to lose ten of their next 13. Oliver Purnell’s track record is very clear – great starts, not so great finishes. Their 15-3 start here in 2010 must be taken with a grain of salt.

Georgia Tech, on the other hand, is the real deal. They are 8-1 at home this year, including an outright upset as seven point home underdogs against Duke last week. Their only home loss came in overtime against Florida State; a game in which point guard Iman Shumpert was sitting on the sidelines in street clothes. Shumpert is coming off a 30 point, six assist, four rebound, three steal game against North Carolina, leading the Yellow Jackets to an upset win over the Tar Heels in Chapel Hill. This is one player whose ability we do not want to underestimate, particularly in an uptempo game like this one.

Clemson’s starting point guard, Demontez Stitt, has started every game this year. He’s the team’s leading assist man and their second leading scorer. Stitt is doubtful to play this evening with a foot injury, and even if he suits up, he’ll be at less than 100%. That leaves untested sophomore Andre Young forced to match up at the point against Shumpert. And let’s not forget that this Georgia Tech defense forces more than 16 turnovers per game, while holding opposing teams to 37% shooting, a difficult matchup for the Tigers even if Stitt was healthy. The price here is cheap for the better team in the better spot.
2* Take Georgia Tech

 

 

Greta stuff

 
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Quote Originally Posted by ant:

MR UNC R U touching the WSU game

Yes that game will round out my card.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by UNCforever:

NO PLAY ON UTAH THEY HAVE NOT SHOWN ME ENOUGH THAT THEY CAN DEFEND THEIR HOME FLOOR.
Glad to see yoiu off the Utes UNC. Had them earlier this year at home against Okla when Okla wasn't playing like they are now. Had the lead and the cover in a televised game that I watched my money burn in OT. Loving Ill at home tonight. They're a whole different team at home. BOL on all your plays.
 
 
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Great capping UNC been watching closely.......so I am up to date...the only thing locked in is Illinois + the pts so far???
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