Vegas's sharpest bettors bowl bets.....

I heard your mom works at Aloha stadium and gave a blumpkin to the Nevada QB, and she noticed a big cut on his leg. Also that he limped away from the toilet when she was done.

Well, that could be from the bad technique though. So, use this info as you want

In honor of Scrooge, his play tonight is a 4-team, 13 point, Ebenezer "sweetheart" teaser on:

SMU +24

Nevada +2

OVER the totalitarianism of 58'

UNDER the totalitarianism of 84'

[$12,000 to win $10,000]

Quote Originally Posted by starwink:



If you're going to post his plays, post all his plays.  You see if he's on or buying off a play, hammering a play etcetera. 

If you know everything he's playing, why the discerning releases? 

sir a piss ant like u should be happy with whatever he gets...cjack owes u or anyone else here nothing....nor does he work for u or owe u anything....be happy with what u get and if u want anything...u should probably ask nicely at worst and not come off like a greedy jerk that cjack works for...99 out of 100 times u wouldnt sniff a walters lay till it was 3 points past already..but asking this kid to stop his day job to inform a board full of demanding assholes and most non believers...i think he should just do what he can and u should be happy with anything u get

Legalizing gambling is actually a good idea, when and if gambling is legalized then it becomes legal to gamble. With the economy as poor as it is, I wouldn't be surprised if Obama does pass a bill to legalize gambling.

Read my post!

At 8 pm, my selection is on the SMU Mustangs + the points over Nevada. This game is similar to our New Mexico Bowl selection on Wyoming over Fresno State last Saturday, as the teams statistical profiles fit a system in which the underdog has covered 23 of 24 Bowl games when priced from +4.5 to +13 points. Like Fresno State, in that New Mexico Bowl, the Nevada Wolfpack is a great running team, and leads the nation with a 362.3 yards per game average. QB Colin Kaepernick is the key to the Wolfpack's "pistol formation" offense, and he ran for a career-high 1160 yards and nine TDs this season. Overall, Nevada averaged a staggering 7.6 yards per rush, and 159 passing yards per game (to go with those 362 rushing yards), and was the first team ever to boast three players with 1000+ yards on the ground. In comparison, SMU averaged 113 yards per game, 3.8 yards per rush, and 267 passing yards per game. But, as I mentioned, matchups with these statistics greatly favor the underdog in Bowl games, when priced from +4.5 to +13 points (23-1 ATS). And SMU's pass offense should have a field day against a Nevada pass defense that ranked 119 of 120 Division 1 Football programs (allowing 284 yards per game). Overall, Nevada gave up over 27 ppg, and almost 400 yards of offense per game. Besides having, for me, a big statistical edge, SMU also should great emotion in playing in this game. Unlike most teams, who play in bowl games more often than not each season, SMU has not been to the post-season since 1984, when its program went into a steep decline following an NCAA-mandated "Death Penalty" for recruiting violations. Indeed, before hiring June Jones, the Mustangs had gone 58-153-3 under their previous four coaches, and last had a winning record in 1997 (6-5). Look for SMU to cover the spread. Take the points.