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**StarDust Bum** · 03-06-2010, 01:13 AM

Early Saturday Battles

The Big East Tournament gets underway next Tuesday, but for some teams it has already begun. Villanova is looking to get its act together before the knockout phase of the season. Louisville, on the other hand, aims to solidify its hold on a NCAA Tournament berth.

West Virginia at Villanova – 12:00 p.m. EST, CBS

Things are looking up for West Virginia (23-6 straight up, 12-16 against the spread) as the conference tourney looms. The Mountaineers have won four of their last five contests, covering the spread in three of those games. And while some of those wins were against some of the dregs of the conference (Cincinnati, Providence, UConn), it gave Bob Huggins’ crew the shot in the arm they needed to compete against the upper crust of the Big East.

The Mountaineers proved that they were ready to buy another fifth for Huggins in their 81-68 triumph over Georgetown as seven-point home favorites last Monday night. WVU’s biggest contributor on Senior Night was Da’Sean Butler, who lit up the Hoyas for 22 points, six rebounds and six assists in his final game in Morgantown.

While the ‘Neers are running strong, Villanova (24-5 SU, 18-10 ATS) is just looking for any way to move forward. The Wildcats have fallen in three of their past five fixtures, while going 2-3 ATS. To be fair to Jay Wright’s club they lost to Pittsburgh and Syracuse, two of the better teams in not only the conference, but in the nation.

The ‘Cats did struggle against Cincy last Tuesday in a 77-73 win as 3 ½-point road favorites. What was surprising in their win was the fact that Scottie Reynolds scored all 17 of his points in the second half. Gamblers were able to come back strong on ‘Nova for a second-half cover as a 2 ½-point favorite against Cincy.

West Virginia has gone just 6-4 SU and 4-6 ATS when playing away from home this season. The Wildcats, on the other hand, is 19-1 SU and 12-7 ATS at the Wachovia Center.

What could keep bettors away from the Mountaineers is the fact that they are just 9-11 SU and 11-9 ATS in their last 20 meetings with ‘Nova. The Wildcats have also enjoyed a 6-3 SU and 5-4 ATS record the last nine times they’ve welcomed West Virginia to Philadelphia.

Syracuse at Louisville – 2:00 p.m. EST, ESPN

They may have benefitted from some teams taking a dive to get the No. 1 ranking the Associated Press poll, but you’ll be hard pressed to find a reason that Syracuse (28-2 SU, 19-7 ATS) shouldn’t be in that spot. The Orange lead the nation in field goal percentage (51.8), sixth in scoring offense (81.7 points per game) and 20th in defensive field goal percentage (39.1).

The benefit of being near the top of those categories has helped the Orange win and cover the number in four straight games. Syracuse’s Senior Night was big for Andy Rautins and Arinze Onuaku combined for 35 points as they drubbed the Red Storm 85-66 as a 13 ½-point home “chalk” on March 2.

Louisville (19-11 SU, 9-16 ATS) wanted to prove that they were worthy of being taken off of the NCAA Tourney bubble with a win over the Golden Eagles. All Rick Pitino’s Cardinals could do no right in a 69-48 embarrassment as 1 ½-point road pups to Marquette. The ‘Ville hit just 37 percent from the field and made one of its two free throws. That’s right; they had just two free throws.

Things do get better for the Cards at Freedom Hall, evidenced by a 15-5 SU mark in their last 20 home dates. Gamblers, however, could care less about backing Louisville since they’re 5-10 ATS in the 15 home tilts that were on the board.

Syracuse has been a great team to get a ticket on as they’re 14-6 SU and 13-7 ATS in its last 20 games away from the Carrier Dome.

Most everyone will think this game is a no-brainer type of wager for the Orange. The truth is that the Cardinals are 4-0 SU and 2-0-1 ATS in their last four home games against the ‘Cuse.

**StarDust Bum** · 03-06-2010, 01:14 AM

Tobacco Road Tussle

North Carolina Tar Heels at Duke Blue Devils (ESPN, 9:00 PM EST)
Series History

This is the 229th meeting in the rich history of this series. North Carolina leads the all-time series 130-98 and has won six of the last eight meetings. However, the Blue Devils took the first meeting in Chapel Hill and with this one at Cameron Indoor Stadium, Duke will be heavily favored for the sweep. North Carolina has won four straight meetings in Durham.

What’s at Stake?

Widely regarded as the greatest rivalry in all of college sports, this final meeting of the 2010 season will be missing a lot of the luster that usually comes with it. There is a lot on the line for Duke, which is coming off a loss at Maryland, putting it into a tie with the Terrapins for first place in the ACC. Duke will need to win most likely since Maryland is at Virginia earlier in the day to win the conference.

Even though the Blue Devils are tied, they would claim the top seed based on tie-breaker advantages. That would help them get back into the running for a number one seed in the NCAA Tournament as that fourth and final top spot remains up for grabs. It is Senior Night against their biggest rival so the final home game for Jon Scheyer and Lance Thomas will make it even more special.

As for the Tar Heels, it has been a complete disaster of a season following a National Championship a year ago. They lost a ton from that title team and coming into this year as a top six team was obviously a little too lofty. The only thing on the line tonight for North Carolina is pride but in this rivalry, that can sometimes mean more than anything else. But can North Carolina even play for that?

A win here will get North Carolina to 17-14 on the season but it is still a long ways off from getting into the NCAA Tournament. Right now even the NIT and CBI Tournaments are out of reach so the only thing that the Tar Heels can hope for is a run to the title of the ACC Championship. North Carolina has won two straight for the first time since December so it may be peaking at the right time but it still could be too late.

Tar Heels Offensive Struggles

Part of the reason for the North Carolina struggles has been because of its offense. Despite shooting a solid 45.4 percent from the floor, the Tar Heels have not scored 80 points in a game since December 30th against Albany when they tallied 87 points. This is a stretch of 16 consecutive games and the previous long such stretch in the Roy Williams era was a five-game streak in 2003-04.

History will be made if North Carolina cannot make it to 80 points Saturday. The Tar Heels have gone their first 15 conference games without scoring 80 points and they have never gone an entire season without pouring in 80 points at least once in ACC action. It won’t be easy as Duke is allowing just 62.2 ppg on 40.5 percent shooting and held North Carolina to 54 points on 34.5 percent shooting in the first meeting.

Other Notable Numbers

Taking care of the ball has been an issue for the Tar Heels as well. They have a 1.01 assist/turnover ratio which is decent since it is above the break even point but after posting a 1.43 ratio last season, that is a major disappointment. Conversely, Duke has a 1.28 ratio this season and that jumps to 1.56 at home where its ratio margin is +0.87. Meanwhile the Tar Heels ratio drops to 0.77 on the road where its margin is a dismal -0.48.

Free throw shooting is also a big issue as the Tar Heels are shooting only 65.3 percent from the charity stripe which is over 10 percent less than last season. The percentage drops to a nightmarish 61.6 percent in road games. The Blue Devils are hitting 75.9 percent from the line this season and that is nearly the same percentage in its 16 home games where is drops slightly to 75.6 percent.

Notable Trends

Duke is 7-0 ATS in its last seven games following a non-cover and it is 12-3-1 ATS in its last 16 home games.
North Carolina is 1-7 ATS in its last eight games following a win while going just 2-6 ATS in its last eight road games against teams with a winning home record.
The road team has covered five straight games in this series.

**StarDust Bum** · 03-06-2010, 01:16 AM

Saturday's Prime Tips

Bettors have a huge card to wager on Saturday, including another UNC-Duke showdown on Tobacco Road. Mississippi St. is in desperation mode when it hosts Tennessee in Starkville. Ditto for UConn, which hits the road to take on the South Florida Bulls, who have been a lucrative team for gamblers to support this season.

Let's get you ready to make some bets...

**Tennessee at Mississippi State**

--Las Vegas Sports Consultants opened Mississippi State (21-9 straight up, 13-11-1 against the spread) as a 2 ½-point favorite. As of early Friday night, most betting shops had the Bulldogs favored by 3 1/2 with a total of 139.

Even though Mississippi St. has won the SEC West regular-season crown, it is most likely below the cut line in terms of at-large candidates for one of the last few bids to the NCAA Tournament. With that said, a win over Tennessee instantly puts the Bulldogs back into the conversation. The Bulldogs are going to play Florida next Friday in the SEC Tournament quarterfinals, assuming the Gators beat the fifth seed from the SEC West (the loser of Saturday’s Alabama-Auburn game) on Thursday in Nashville.

--Tennessee (22-7 SU, 11-14-1 ATS) is 3-4 SU and 2-5 ATS in seven SEC road games.

--Bruce Pearl’s team has won four of its last five games, including Wednesday’s 80-73 home win over Arkansas. The Razorbacks took the cash as 12 ½-point road underdogs. Scotty Hopson, who was a verbal commitment to Mississippi St. during the recruiting process before pledging his services for the Vols, led five double-figure scorers with 15 points and three steals. Wayne Chism added 14 points, six rebounds and a pair of blocked shots.

--Mississippi St. has won 13 of its 15 home games in Starkville, going 5-4-1 ATS. The Bulldogs have an RPI of 62. They are 9-6 in SEC play.

--These schools haven’t squared off since the SEC Tournament finals in Tampa last year. On that Sunday afternoon at the St. Pete Times Forum, Mississippi St. captured a 64-61 win over the Vols as a 5 ½-point underdog. Phil Turner had a team-high 12 points and 10 rebounds, while Jarvis Varnado had 10 points, seven boards and six blocked shots. Chism had 15 points and seven rebounds in the losing effort.

--Varnado, who is the NCAA’s all-time leader in blocked shots, will go through Senior Night ceremonies before tip-off along with fellow senior Barry Stewart.

--When I asked Bruce Marshall of The Gold Sheet about this SEC showdown, he had this to say: "With NCAA-bound UT picking up its defensive intensity in a 74-65 Knoxville upset vs. Kentucky last Saturday (limited the potent Cats to just 35% FGs), would rather "take" a couple of hoops with Vols, who've captured 6 of last 7 in series, including last 2 visits to Starkville. MSU loves to hoist the 3-ball, but the Bulldogs will get few uncontested looks vs. UT's tenacious perimeter "D" (allowing only 30% beyond arc)."

--The ‘under’ has been a serious money maker in UT games, cashing at a 15-7 overall clip. As for the Bulldogs, they have watched the ‘under’ go 13-12 overall. However, the ‘over’ is a lucrative 8-2 in their home assignments at The Hump.

--ESPN will have the telecast at 6:00 p.m. Eastern.

**North Carolina at Duke**

--LVSC opened Duke (25-5 SU, 17-10-2 ATS) as a 12-point favorite. As of early Friday night, most spots had the Blue Devils favored by 14 1/2 with a total of 146 1/2.

--North Carolina (16-14 SU, 10-18 ATS) has won back-to-back games both SU and ATS, including Tuesday’s 69-62 win over Miami as a four-point home favorite on Senior Night. Marcus Ginyard had 12 points, 12 rebounds and five assists, while Deon Thompson had 14 points. William Graves came off the bench to score a team-high 16 points.

--Duke saw its eight-game winning streak snapped Wednesday in College Park, where Maryland captured a 79-72 victory as a one-point home underdog. Nolan Smith had a team-high 20 points in defeat, while Jon Scheyer scored 19 points.

--Mike Krzyzewski’s squad is undefeated in 16 home games with a 10-4-1 spread record.

--The ‘under’ is 16-13 overall for Duke, 8-7 in its home games at Cameron Indoor Stadium.

--The ‘under’ is 17-8 overall for the Tar Heels, 16-5 in their last 21 games.

--When these teams met in Chapel Hill on Feb. 10, Duke won a 64-54 decision as a 5 ½-point road ‘chalk.’ Scheyer had a game-high 24 points for the Blue Devils, while Kyle Singler chipped in with 19 points and nine rebounds. UNC’s William Graves had 13 points and eight boards in the losing effort.

--UNC sophomore center Ed Davis had four points, five rebounds and six blocked shots in the first meeting against Duke. However, Davis is “out” this time around with a broken wrist. Davis was averaging 12.6 points and 9.4 rebounds per game.

--North Carolina is a double-digit underdog for the first time since March 5 of 2003. That's when Wake Forest spanked the Tar Heels 75-60 as a 10 1/2-point home favorite.

--The underdog is 13-5 ATS in the last 18 meetings in this bitter rivalry.

--Marshall thinks Duke is going to put it on UNC by an 83-67 count. He also told VI this on Friday afternoon: “Cameron Indoor should be electric for this reg.-season finale. Roy Williams' Tar Heels have been finding a little traction in the last week with a pair of wins over Wake & Miami, but they could not slow the potent Duke combo of Jon Scheyer & Kyle Singler when those two combined for 43 points in the Blue Devils' win at Chapel Hill Feb. 10. This time, the last "ESPN laugh" in this Tobacco Road rivalry duel goes to Dookie Jay Bilas over Tar Heel Hubert Davis."

--Tip-off is scheduled for 9:00 p.m. Eastern on ESPN.

**B.E.’s Bonus Nuggets**

--Texas A&M has covered the spread in nine consecutive games. The Aggies play at Oklahoma at noon Eastern on ESPN. LVSC opened Mark Turgeon’s team as a 4 ½-point road favorite.

--Villanova will play host to West Virginia at noon Eastern on Saturday. CBS will provide television coverage. LVSC opened ‘Nova as the four-point home ‘chalk.’ When these Big East rivals met in Morgantown, the Wildcats were in control from the get-go and knocked off the Mountaineers, 82-75. Jay Wright’s team took the money as a 5 ½-point road underdog.

--UConn is in dire need of a win Saturday at South Florida. LVSC opened the Huskies as 2 ½-point favorites for this 2:00 p.m. Easter tip-off.

--Va. Tech and Ga. Tech will square off in a crucial contest between ACC adversaries and fellow bubble teams. LVSC opened the Yellow Jackets as seven-point home favorites. That number seems a tad rich to me, and I’ll be extremely interested in the Hokies if this number is indeed available.

--Alabama head coach Anthony Grant has reinstated sophomore power forward JaMychal Green, who was suspended for Wednesday's 79-70 win at South Carolina due to a violation of team rules. Green will be back in the lineup Saturday against Auburn. As of early Friday night, most books had the Tide as a 5 1/2-point favorite against the Tigers. Green averages 14.8 points and 7.2 rebounds per game. The winner gets the fourth seed in the SEC West for the league tourney, while the loser falls into fifth and a first-round matchup with Florida on Thursday in Nashville.

--Florida is 9-9 against teams in the RPI’s Top 106. The Gators beat Alabama (RPI: 102) and N.C. St. (RPI: 106).

**Chado1** · 03-06-2010, 12:25 PM

GL today BUM!!!

**StarDust Bum** · 03-06-2010, 12:41 PM

This time of the year is tough with alot of matchups and lines not out till the last minute....so they will be games that will be added in at the last hour or half hour as they come out.....so check back if you don't see a game your looking for.......so here we go with what i have so far......GOOD LUCK !

Games till 7pm Eastern....your 5 unit games

Saturday, March 6Game Score Status Pick Amount

Texas A&M - 12:00 PM ET Texas A&M -3.5 500
Oklahoma -

Maryland - 1:30 PM ET Maryland -4.5 500 ( ACC POD )
Virginia -

Nebraska - 1:45 PM ET Oklahoma St. -11.5 500 ( BIG 12 BLOWOUT )
Oklahoma St. -

Kansas - 2:00 PM ET Kansas -3 500
Missouri - Under 145.5 500

Connecticut - 2:00 PM ET South Florida -1 500 ( BIG EAST POD )
South Florida -

Elon University - 2:00 PM ET Elon University +9 500
Western Carolina - Under 142.5 500

Texas - 4:00 PM ET Baylor -3 500
Baylor -

Mississippi - 4:00 PM ET Mississippi -1.5 500
Arkansas -

Illinois St. - 4:05 PM ET Wichita St. -3 500 ( MVC POD )
Wichita St. - Under 129 500

Iowa St. - 6:00 PM ET Kansas St. -16 500
Kansas St. -

Brigham Young - 6:00 PM ET Brigham Young -10.5 500
Texas Christian - ( WAC POD )

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Other games of Opinion....also possible upgrades with some.

Saturday, March 6Game Score Status Pick Amount

Northwestern - 12:00 PM ET Northwestern -5 300
Indiana -

West Virginia - 12:00 PM ET Villanova -3 400
Villanova -

Florida St. - 12:00 PM ET Miami-Florida +2 300
Miami-Florida -

Albany - 12:00 PM ET Albany +7.5 200
Stony Brook - Over 131.5 200

Towson - 12:00 PM ET Towson +15.5 300
Old Dominion - Over 135 400

Tulsa - 1:00 PM ET Tulsa +7 300
Memphis -

Southern California - 1:30 PM ET Arizona -2 300
Arizona -

Auburn - 1:45 PM ET Auburn +5.5 300
Alabama - Over 143.5 300

South Carolina - 2:00 PM ET Vanderbilt -10.5 400
Vanderbilt -

Syracuse - 2:00 PM ET Louisville -1 400
Louisville - Over 144.5 400

Notre Dame - 2:00 PM ET Marquette -7.5 300
Marquette -

Connecticut - 2:00 PM ET South Florida -1 500
South Florida -

George Washington - 2:00 PM ET Temple -12.5 300
Temple -

Richmond - 2:00 PM ET Richmond -1.5 300
Charlotte - Under 133 300

Purdue - 2:30 PM ET Penn St. +6 400
Penn St. -

Rider - 2:30 PM ET St. Peter's -1 300
St. Peter's -

VCU - 2:30 PM ET George Mason +9 300
George Mason - Under 132 300

Bradley - 2:30 PM ET Northern Iowa -7.5 300
Northern Iowa - Over 117 300

Central Florida - 3:00 PM ET Central Florida -1.5 400
Rice -

South Alabama - 3:15 PM ET Florida Atlantic -3.5 300
Florida Atlantic -

Utah - 3:30 PM ET Colorado St. -2.5 300
Colorado St. -

La Salle - 4:00 PM ET La Salle +2 300
St. Joseph's - Over 146.5 300

UCLA - 4:00 PM ET UCLA +9.5 300
Arizona St. -

Virginia Tech - 4:00 PM ET Virginia Tech +5 400
Georgia Tech -

Wyoming - 4:00 PM ET Wyoming +19.5 200
UNLV -

St. Bonaventure - 4:00 PM ET St. Bonaventure +15 200
Xavier -

Texas Tech - 4:00 PM ET Colorado -4.5 300
Colorado -

Rhode Island - 4:00 PM ET Massachusetts +7.5 300
Massachusetts -

NC-Greensboro - 4:20 PM ET Wofford -11 300
Wofford -

Rutgers - 4:30 PM ET Pittsburgh -14 300
Pittsburgh -

Manhattan - 4:50 PM ET Manhattan +13 200
Siena - Over 140 400

Georgia - 5:00 PM ET Georgia +1.5 300
Louisiana State -

Detroit - 5:15 PM ET Detroit +5 400
Wright St. -

California - 6:00 PM ET Stanford +6 300
Stanford - Over 147 300

Tennessee - 6:00 PM ET Mississippi St. -3.5 300
Mississippi St. -

Hofstra - 6:00 PM ET Northeastern -5.5 400
Northeastern - Under 127.5 400

San Jose St. - 6:15 PM ET Boise St. -7 300
Boise St. -

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**StarDust Bum** · 03-06-2010, 01:10 PM

Saturday, March 6Game Score Status Pick Amount

Golden State - 7:00 PM ET Golden State +10 500
Charlotte - Over 206 500 ( NBA TOTAL OF THE NIGHT )

Atlanta - 7:30 PM ET Miami -1.5 400
Miami - Over 188.5 500

New Jersey - 7:30 PM ET New Jersey +8.5 500 ( NBA SHOCKER )
New York - Over 210.5 500

Dallas - 8:00 PM ET Dallas +1 500
Chicago -

San Antonio - 8:00 PM ET San Antonio -1 300
Memphis -

Houston - 8:00 PM ET Minnesota +4.5 400
Minnesota - Under 207.5 400

Cleveland - 8:30 PM ET Milwaukee +3 500 ( NBA DOG OF THE NIGHT )
Milwaukee - Over 194.5 500

Indiana - 9:00 PM ET Phoenix -13 400
Phoenix - Under 221.5 500

L.A. Clippers - 9:00 PM ET Utah -14 500
Utah - Under 205.5 500

**StarDust Bum** · 03-06-2010, 01:28 PM

Saturday, March 6Game Score Status Pick Amount

Dallas - 1:00 PM ET Pittsburgh -219 500
Pittsburgh - Over 5.5 500

Boston - 2:00 PM ET Boston -133 500
NY Islanders - Over 5.5 500

Toronto - 7:00 PM ET Ottawa -200 500
Ottawa - Over 5.5 500

NY Rangers - 7:00 PM ET Washington -254 500
Washington - Over 6 500

Carolina - 7:00 PM ET Carolina +101 500
Florida - Over 5.5 500

Atlanta - 7:30 PM ET Atlanta +115 500
Tampa Bay - Over 6 500

Anaheim - 8:00 PM ET Anaheim +120 500
Phoenix - Over 5.5 500

St. Louis - 9:00 PM ET St. Louis +115 500 ( NHL DOG )
Colorado - Over 5.5 500

Montreal - 10:00 PM ET Los Angeles -180 500
Los Angeles - Over 5.5 500

Columbus - 10:30 PM ET San Jose -243 500
San Jose - Over 5.5 500

**StarDust Bum** · 03-06-2010, 02:39 PM

Boston U - 2:20 PM ET Hartford +7 300
Hartford -

Winthrop - 4:00 PM ET Coastal Carolina -9.5 500 ( POD )
Coastal Carolina - Over 119.5 500

Manhattan - 4:50 PM ET Manhattan +13 200
Siena - Over 140 400

Harvard - 6:00 PM ET Princeton -2.5 500 ( IVY POD )
Princeton - Under 146.5 300

MD Baltimore Cty - 6:00 PM ET Vermont -14 400
Vermont -

East Tennessee St. - 6:00 PM ET East Tennessee St. -2 500
Mercer -

**StarDust Bum** · 03-06-2010, 05:08 PM

Early Morning games 3 for 3 so far with 2 to go......

Maryland - 1:30 PM ET Maryland -4.5 500 ( ACC POD )
Virginia - ( WINNER )

Nebraska - 1:45 PM ET Oklahoma St. -11.5 500 ( BIG 12 BLOWOUT )
Oklahoma St. - ( WINNER )

Connecticut - 2:00 PM ET South Florida -1 500 ( BIG EAST POD )
South Florida - ( WINNER )

Illinois St. - 4:05 PM ET Wichita St. -3 500 ( MVC POD )
Wichita St. - Under 129 500 ( PENDING )

Brigham Young - 6:00 PM ET Brigham Young -10.5 500
Texas Christian - ( WAC POD ) ( PENDING )

**StarDust Bum** · 03-06-2010, 05:19 PM

UPGRADE:

Virginia Tech - 4:00 PM ET Virginia Tech +5 500
Georgia Tech - ( ACC DOG )

Detroit - 5:15 PM ET Detroit +5 500
Wright St. - ( Horizon Dog )

**videoman** · 03-06-2010, 07:34 PM

Thanks for all the information and the picks...As always your handicapping is very helpful (and profitable) Thanks

**StarDust Bum** · 03-06-2010, 07:57 PM

Evening 5 unit games and Pod's

East Carolina -
Marshall - 8:00 PM ET Over 135 500

Loyola Marymount - 9:00 PM ET San Francisco +1.5 500
San Francisco - ( WCC POD )

Chattanooga - 9:20 PM ET Chattanooga +4.5 500
Charleston - ( POD )

Western Illinois - 9:30 PM ET Western Illinois +14 500
Indiana - Purdue -

Florida International - 9:50 PM ET Florida International +10 500
Denver -

Niagara - 9:50 PM ET Iona +0 500
Iona -

Louisiana Tech - 10:05 PM ET Nevada -6.5 500
Nevada -

Pacific - 10:05 PM ET Pacific -3.5 500
CSU Northridge - Over 132 500

San Diego - 11:25 PM ET Portland -7.5 500 ( POD )
Portland - Under 124.5 500

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Games of Opinons and possible upgrades:

Dartmouth - 7:00 PM ET Dartmouth +12.5 300
Pennsylvania - Over 121 300

Saint Louis - 7:00 PM ET Saint Louis +11.5 400
Dayton - Over 116 400

Columbia - 7:00 PM ET Brown -3.5 300
Brown - Under 132 300

Seton Hall - 7:00 PM ET Providence +1.5 400
Providence - Over 171 400

Cornell - 7:00 PM ET Cornell -11.5 400
Yale - Over 137 400

UMKC - 7:00 PM ET Oakland -12 400
Oakland - Over 148 200

Citadel - 7:00 PM ET Citadel +2.5 300
Appalachian St. -

Arkansas-Little Rock - 7:30 PM ET Arkansas St. -4.5 400
Arkansas St. -

Canisius - 7:30 PM ET Canisius +5 300
Fairfield -

New Orleans - 7:45 PM ET New Orleans +14.5 300
Western Kentucky

Washington - 8:00 PM ET Oregon St. +3.5 400
Oregon St. - Under 133.5 400

Washington St. - 8:00 PM ET Oregon -2.5 300
Oregon -

Southern Mississippi - 8:00 PM ET Southern Mississippi -5.5 300
East Carolina -

Houston - 8:00 PM ET Tulane +5.5 300
Tulane - Under 144 300

Wis.-Milwaukee - 8:00 PM ET Wis.-Milwaukee +14.5 400
Butler - Over 131 400

Morehead St. - 8:00 PM ET Morehead St. +4 400
Murray St. - Under 131.5 200

Hawaii - 8:05 PM ET Idaho -11.5 400
Idaho - Over 133 400

New Hampshire - 8:20 PM ET New Hampshire +3.5 300
Maine -

James Madison - 8:30 PM ET William & Mary -5 400
William & Mary -

San Diego St. - 9:00 PM ET San Diego St. -13 200
Air Force - Over 115.5 400

North Carolina - 9:00 PM ET Duke -14.5 300
Duke - Under 146.5 300

UC Davis - 9:05 PM ET UC Davis +6.5 300
Cal St. Fullerton

UAB - 9:05 PM ET UAB +5.5 300
Texas-El Paso -

New Mexico St. - 9:05 PM ET New Mexico St. +13.5 200
Utah St. -

UC Irvine - 10:00 PM ET Cal Poly SLO -2.5 300
Cal Poly SLO -

Louisiana-Monroe - 10:00 PM ET Louisiana-Lafayette -5 400
Louisiana-Lafayette -

**StarDust Bum** · 03-06-2010, 08:29 PM

Early Morning games 3 for 3 so far with 2 to go......

Maryland - 1:30 PM ET Maryland -4.5 500 ( ACC POD )
Virginia - ( WINNER )

Nebraska - 1:45 PM ET Oklahoma St. -11.5 500 ( BIG 12 BLOWOUT )
Oklahoma St. - ( WINNER )

Connecticut - 2:00 PM ET South Florida -1 500 ( BIG EAST POD )
South Florida - ( WINNER )

Illinois St. - 4:05 PM ET Wichita St. -3 500 ( MVC POD )
Wichita St. - Under 129 500 ( WINNER )

Brigham Young - 6:00 PM ET Brigham Young -10.5 500
Texas Christian - ( WAC POD ) ( PENDING )

Virginia Tech - 4:00 PM ET Virginia Tech +5 500
Georgia Tech - ( ACC DOG ) ( WINNER )

( LOSERS )
Detroit - 5:15 PM ET Detroit +5 500
Wright St. - ( Horizon Dog )

Winthrop - 4:00 PM ET Coastal Carolina -9.5 500 ( POD )
Coastal Carolina - Over 119.5 500

**StarDust Bum** · 03-06-2010, 09:09 PM

Early Morning games 5 for 5 Upgrades 1 - 2 right now

Maryland - 1:30 PM ET Maryland -4.5 500 ( ACC POD )
Virginia - ( WINNER )

Nebraska - 1:45 PM ET Oklahoma St. -11.5 500 ( BIG 12 BLOWOUT )
Oklahoma St. - ( WINNER )

Connecticut - 2:00 PM ET South Florida -1 500 ( BIG EAST POD )
South Florida - ( WINNER )

Illinois St. - 4:05 PM ET Wichita St. -3 500 ( MVC POD )
Wichita St. - Under 129 500 ( WINNER )

Brigham Young - 6:00 PM ET Brigham Young -10.5 500
Texas Christian - ( WAC POD ) ( WINNER )

UPGRADED:
Virginia Tech - 4:00 PM ET Virginia Tech +5 500
Georgia Tech - ( ACC DOG ) ( WINNER )

UPGRADES:
( LOSERS )
Detroit - 5:15 PM ET Detroit +5 500
Wright St. - ( Horizon Dog )

Winthrop - 4:00 PM ET Coastal Carolina -9.5 500 ( POD )
Coastal Carolina - Over 119.5 500

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