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Mavs visit high-scoring Kings Friday night

DALLAS MAVERICKS (23-18)

at SACRAMENTO KINGS (13-26)


Tip-off: Friday, 10:05 p.m. ET
Line: Dallas -2, Total: 196½

The Mavs continue their mini-road West Coast road swing when they visit an increasingly pesky Sacramento team on Friday night.

Dallas has dominated the Kings in recent years, running off a string of 10 consecutive SU wins (6-4 ATS). Sacramento has shown the firepower to sneak up on teams of late, scoring 100-plus points in six of its past eight games. But despite losing a heartbreaker in Phoenix on Thursday night, the Mavs are on a good run. Can Dallas bounce back with a big road win on Friday? For the answer, connect to the NBA Three at Three Pass for ATS picks covering all the marquee NBA games each day. NBA Pass continues its profitable run, going 31-24 ATS (56.4%) since Feb. 13.

The Mavs’ comeback attempt in Phoenix fell just short on Thursday night, as Roddy Beaubois (8.5 PPG) missed two potential game-tying shots in the final seconds of a 96-94 loss. PF Dirk Nowitzki (20.1 PPG) played well again but just didn’t get enough touches, scoring 18 on 8-for-15 shooting from the field. Nowitzki is now averaging 28.3 PPG on 52.6% shooting over his past four contests. A couple of disappointing veterans, SG Vince Carter (10.3 PPG) and PF Lamar Odom (7.7 PPG) actually showed up on Thursday, with Carter scoring 18 (albeit on 21 shots) and Odom adding 15 points in 22 minutes. The Dallas frontcourt will likely be thin again with C Brendan Haywood (5.6 PPG, 6.7 RPG) questionable at best because of a sprained ankle. The FoxSheets have a four-star trend working against Sacto:

Play Against - Home underdogs (SACRAMENTO) - revenging a blowout loss vs opponent of 20 points or more, off a close home win by 3 points or less. (26-4 since 1996, 86.7%, +21.6 units. Rating = 4*).

The Kings edged the Hornets 99-98 in a battle of opposing styles on Wednesday. It was a rare game in double-digits for Sacto, who have filled it up offensively since inserting rookie combo guard Isaiah Thomas (9.2 PPG) into the starting lineup 10 games ago. SG Marcus Thornton (18.8 PPG) has emerged as their leading scorer during that time, averaging 21.7 PPG while PG Tyreke Evans (17.3 PPG, 5.0 APG) has added 17.1 PPG, with Thomas getting 14.7 PPG and 5.3 APG. Efficiency continues to be an issue with C DeMarcus Cousins (16.2 PPG, 11.4 RPG), who’s averaging 16.2 PPG and 10.7 RPG during that span but is shooting just 39.6% from the field because of poor shot selection. The FoxSheets provide this trend leaning towards the Kings:

SACRAMENTO is 33-19 ATS (63.5%, +12.1 Units) revenging a same season loss vs. opponent over the last 2 seasons. The average score was SACRAMENTO 100.4, OPPONENT 104.3 - (Rating = 1*).

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Ohio State clashes with Purdue Friday night

PURDUE BOILERMAKERS (21-11)

vs. OHIO STATE BUCKEYES (25-6)


Big Ten Conference Tournament - Quarterfinals
Tip-off: Friday, 8:55 p.m. EDT - Indianapolis, IN
Line: Ohio State -7½, Total: 138½

Ohio State, the preseason pick to win the Big Ten, begins its quest for a conference championship when it takes on Purdue in Friday’s quarterfinals.

The Boilermakers are surging at 7-2 ATS in their past nine games, a stretch that began with a three-point loss at Ohio State on Feb. 7. They are 4-3 (SU and ATS) in the past seven meetings with the Buckeyes. Can Purdue put a scare into the Buckeyes again? For the answer, check out the College Basketball Three at Three Pass for picks covering all the big games in college basketball each weekday.

Purdue didn’t have to exert much energy in its 69-51 first round win over Nebraska on Thursday. The Boilermakers connected on 56% of their shots, including 13-of-25 from three-point range. Reserve G Anthony Johnson scored a career-high 17 points, while four of his teammates also scored in double-figures. A big reason the Boilers are so tough to beat is because they take great care of the basketball. They have committed 13 or fewer turnovers in every game this season except for one (15 versus Western Carolina). This includes posting seven turnovers or less in seven of their past 11 contests. Purdue only has two double-figure scorers on the team, Hummel (16.6 PPG) and Lewis Jackson (10.3 PPG). Jackson leads the team with 4.2 APG and has a strong 2.4 assist-to-turnover ratio. One player who torched the Buckeyes in the last meeting was junior swingman D.J. Byrd (8.6 PPG) who scored 24 points, hitting 7-of-9 threes.This two-star FoxSheets trend backs the Boilers:

Play Against - Neutral court teams as a favorite or pick (OHIO STATE) - off 2 or more consecutive road wins, on Friday nights. (26-8 since 1997.) (76.5%, +17.2 units. Rating = 2*).

OSU is just 2-5-1 ATS in its past eight games due mostly to inconsistent shooting from the floor (52%, 26%, 45%, 39%, 65%, 47%, 50%, 42%). Ohio State is especially dangerous when G William Buford (15.1 PPG, 4.9 RPG) is on his game. The senior has been extremely erratic all year, but he shot lights-out against Purdue on Feb. 7, scoring 29 points on 10-of-17 shooting. Buford was also the hero in the season finale at Michigan State, scoring 25 points including the game-winner in the closing seconds. Sullinger (16.9 PPG, 9.3 RPG) had been in a three-game funk (10.3 PPG, 45% FG, 6.7 RPG), but he has posted two straight double-doubles since, averaging 18.0 PPG and 14.0 RPG in these two victories. Sophomore F Deshaun Thomas has been the team’s most consistent scorer lately with at least a dozen points in his past six games, averaging 18.3 PPG and 7.2 RPG over this stretch. This strong FoxSheets trend also expects the Buckeyes to win big:

Play On - Neutral court teams as a favorite or pick (OHIO STATE) - after one or more consecutive overs against opponent after 3 or more consecutive overs. (109-61 since 1997.) (64.1%, +41.9 units. Rating = 2*).

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Duke takes on Va. Tech in ACC quarters Friday

VIRGINIA TECH HOKIES (16-16)

vs. DUKE BLUE DEVILS (26-5)


ACC Tournament - Quarterfinals
Tip-off: Friday, 7:00 p.m. EDT - Atlanta, GA
Line: Duke -8½, Total: 136

The Duke Blue Devils tip off their ACC Tournament against the Virginia Tech Hokies Friday night, who just edged out Clemson to advance to the quarterfinals.

Although Duke took both regular-season decisions, they split ATS with the Hokies giving Mike Krzyzewski’s squad a run for their money at Cameron Indoor Stadium less than two weeks ago, falling by five points despite receiving 13 points in the books. Will the Hokies give the Blue Devils a run again? For the answer, check out the College Basketball Three at Three Pass for picks covering all the big games in college basketball each weekday.

Only two Hokies have ACC Tournament experience entering this tournament -- Eric Green and Dorenzo Hudson. Green (15.6 PPG) came alive to take his team past Clemson in Thursday’s quarterfinals, scoring 24 points on 7-of-11 shooting. He will need to repeat that performance to keep Virginia Tech in the game against Duke. The 6-foot-5 Hudson (10.8 PPG) has good height for a guard, important against a short Blue Devils backcourt. He really needed those 19 points against the Tigers in order to break out of a funk in which he had fewer than 10 points in four of his previous six games. While Dorian Finney-Smith (6.3 PPG) is the team’s leading rebounder at 6.9 RPG, the true test in this game will fall to bulky Cadarian Raines (5.8 PPG, 3.9 RPG) who will be needed to battle the Plumlees physically. This FoxSheets trend also sides with the Hokies:

VIRGINIA TECH is 49-28 ATS (63.6%, +18.2 Units) in road games versus good teams - outscoring their opponents by 4+ points/game after 15+ games since 1997. The average score was VIRGINIA TECH 65.1, OPPONENT 72.1 - (Rating = 1*).

The Duke offense is high-powered (78.7 PPG), scoring the 11th-most points per game in the nation. Led by Austin Rivers (15.3 PPG) and Seth Curry (13.5 PPG), the backcourt is filled with dynamic scorers who can both shoot and create for themselves in the lane. The Blue Devils are also supported by sharpshooter Andre Dawkins (9.0 PPG, 2.1 threes per game) who can stretch a defense. Without Kelly’s inside-outside game however, the offense will need to look inside more. Mason Plumlee (11.0 PPG, 9.2 RPG) has seen reduced minutes towards the end of the year, not starting the past few games, but responded against the Tar Heels with 17 points in his 24 minutes of play. Miles Plumlee (6.8 PPG, 7.2 RPG) has been on a beast on the boards, with double-digit rebounds in three consecutive games (12.3 RPG). This FoxSheets coaching trend also likes the Blue Devils to win on Friday.

Mike Krzyzewski is 105-70 ATS (60.0%, +28.0 Units) after a combined score of 155 points or more as the coach of DUKE. The average score was DUKE 84.9, OPPONENT 67.6 - (Rating = 2*).

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Syracuse meets Cincinnati in Big East semis

CINCINNATI BEARCATS (23-9)

vs. SYRACUSE ORANGE (31-1)


Big East Conference Tournament - Semifinals
Tip-off: Friday, 7:00 p.m. EDT - New York, NY
Line: Syracuse -7½, Total: 127½

Two teams that narrowly escaped the quarterfinals over lower-seeded opponents meet in the Big East Tournament semifinals on Friday night when No. 1 seed Syracuse faces No. 4 seed Cincinnati.

Syracuse overcame an eight-point deficit in the second half to outlast ninth-seeded Connecticut, 58-55, while Cincinnati needed double overtime to get past fifth-seeded Georgetown, 72-70. Can Syracuse win this game by a comfortable margin? For the answer, check out the College Basketball Three at Three Pass for picks covering all the big games in college basketball each weekday.

Cincinnati has lost the past four meetings with Syracuse, scoring just 63, 54, 52 and 53 points in these four defeats. This includes a 60-53 home loss to the Orange on Jan. 23. The Bearcats did a poor job attacking on offense that day (34.4% FG), making 8-of-25 threes, but only sinking three free throws (3-for-9 FT). Fatigue could certainly be a factor on Friday as all five Cincy starters logged 40+ minutes in the double-OT win over Georgetown on Thursday afternoon.

With Syracuse employing its 2-3 zone, the Bearcats will have to shoot much better than their 2-of-21 threes against the Hoyas. On the bright side, Cincinnati produced 12 steals on defense and was able to muscle its way to 14 offensive rebounds against a bigger Georgetown squad. Senior PF Yancy Gates was the star with 23 points and eight rebounds on Thursday, while Dion Dixon added 13 (but on 4-of-17 FG) with eight boards. Another key to this game will be getting the team’s leading scorer on track. Sophomore G Sean Kilpatrick (14.5 PPG) has shot 50% or worse in 14 straight games, and has not surpassed 13 points in any of his past six contests. This three-star FoxSheets trend supports the Bearcats on Friday night:

CINCINNATI is 9-1 ATS (90.0%, +7.9 Units) in non-home games after 4 straight games committing 14 or fewer turnovers this season. The average score was CINCINNATI 67.5, OPPONENT 62.8 - (Rating = 3*).

Syracuse did not have starting center Fab Melo available when it beat Cincinnati on Jan. 23, but was still able to match the Bearcats with 40 rebounds apiece. Since that game though, the Orange have been outrebounded by seven of 10 opponents. UConn destroyed them on the boards in Thursday’s quarterfinals with a rebounding edge of 46-34. Although Syracuse has struggled to score lately, the defense has been suffocating, holding six straight opponents to under 42% FG.

The Orange have also done a great job protecting the basketball, committing fewer than a dozen turnovers in 13 of their past 14 contests. They only gave it away four times in Thursday’s win over UConn. Dion Waiters was clearly the best player on the floor, scoring 18 points (8-of-11 FG) off the bench, but another reason Syracuse won was due to reserve F James Southerland scoring all 10 of his points in the final eight minutes of action. That helped make up for a starting five that scored just 28 points on 8-of-32 shooting. It was the complete opposite in the Jan. 23 win over Cincy, as Waiters and Southerland combined for nine points on 4-of-15 FG, while starters Kris Joseph (17 points, 8-of-11 FG), Scoop Jardine (13 points, six assists) and Brandon Triche (11 points, four steals) all had huge performances. This strong FoxSheets trend also sides with the Orange:

CINCINNATI is 2-11 ATS (15.4%, -10.1 Units) vs. top caliber teams - outscoring their opponents by 12+ points/game over the last 3 seasons. The average score was CINCINNATI 63.9, OPPONENT 68.1 - (Rating = 2*).

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NCAAB
Armadillo's Write-Up

Friday, March 9

ACC tournament (Atlanta)
Virginia (+1.5) won 61-60 at NC State Jan 28 in only meeting, as State was just 12-21 from foul line, 2-15 from arc; Wolfpack jumped out to 14-0 lead yesterday, coasted home from there, their third win in a row. Last four Virginia games were all decided by 3 or less points; Cavs won last game in OT at Maryland. Virginia is 1-5 in this event last five years; over last nine years, they're 0-4 in this round, with all four losses by 10+ points. Most think State needs this win to make NCAAs.

Home side won both Florida State-Miami games this season; Seminoles (-6) won 64-59 Feb 11, then lost rematch 78-62 (+1) 15 days later. FSU is weird team; they beat Tar Heels by 33, but are 0-2 vs Ivy League this season. Over last nine years, these teams are combined 2-7 in this round- this is first time FSU got bye in this event. Miami held Ga Tech to just 31.8% from floor yesterday, while forcing 20 turnovers. Larranaga was 12-7 in CAA tourney his last eight years at George Mason.

Atlantic 14 tournament (Atlantic City)
Xavier is 7-1 last eight years in this round of A-14 tournament, winning five of seven by 9+ points; home side won both Dayton-Xavier rivalry games this year, with Flyers (+3) winning 87-72 at home Jan 21, then in rematch, Flyers (+8) lost 86-83 in OT, extending long losing streak to X in Queen City. Dayton won four of last five games, covered three of last four as an underdog. Xavier split its last six games, is 1-9-1 vs spread in last 11-- they're 4-9-1 as a conference favorite this season.

Big Dozen tournament (Indianapolis)
From 2004-8, Wisconsin was 10-3 in Big Dozen tourney, winning twice, but since winning in '08, they're 0-3 in tourney, scoring 57-54-33 points, losing epic 36-33 snoozer to Penn State LY. Indiana lost glue guy Jones with knee injury yesterday, tough blow for team that got first tourney win in six years. Hoosiers (+8) lost 57-50 at Wisconsin Jan 26, a game they led by hoop at half. Badgers won their last three games by 3-7-11 points. Indiana will have home crowd on its side in Indy.

Michigan won its first tourney game last five years, holding opponents to 47.8 ppg; Wolverines (-6) beat Minnesota 61-56 way back on Jan 1, adespite Hardaway's 2-14 day from floor. Gophers won yesterday for second time in last eight games, even with starting F Sampson (knee) on bench; they've covered last three games as an underdog. Minnesota had three guys play 33+ minutes yesterday; doubtful they will match 11-26 shooting they had in yesterday's OT win over Northwestern.

SEC tournament (New Orleans)
Florida lost its last three games, needs win here to avoid freefall; they're 4-6 vs spread in last 10 games as favorite. Gators (-3.5) won 61-52 at Alabama Feb 14, as Tide was 12-24 at foul line in game that was tied at half; over last eight years, Gators are 5-2 in this round- they're 7-1 last eight years in first conference tourney game. Bama used only two guys more than 28:00 in yesterday's win, its fifth in last six games- Tide is 2-2 against the spread as an underdog this year.

Big East tournament (New York)
All five Cincinnati starters played 40+ minutes in double OT win over Georgetown yesterday; even in double OT game, its bench played total of 30 minutes. Syracuse (-5.5) won 60-53 at Cincinnati Jan 23, as teams combined to go 8-24 on charity stripe. Cincy shot 34.4% from floor that night, Orange 5-15 on foul line. Orange still haven't lost with Melo in middle; Syracuse is 3-8 vs spread in its last 11 games. Cincinnati won six of last seven games, is 5-2 vs spread as Big East underdog.

Notre Dame won 11 of last 13 games; they had tough OT game last night with USF, with three guys playing 43+ minutes. Irish bench played just 22:00 in OT game. ND (+12) won 67-65 in double OT at Louisville Jan 7, despite shooting 31.7% from floor, 5-26 from arc. Louisville forced 26 Marquette turnovers, winning second game in last five tries despite its 37.7% shooting from floor. Notre Dame covered five of last six games as an underdog. Louisville failed to cover last three games as a favorite.

Big X tournament (Kansas City)
Baylor ia 26-6, but lost twice to Kansas, 92-74 (+7) in Lawrence Jan 16 (its first loss after 17-0 start), then 68-54 (-2) at home Feb 8. Bears won four of its last five games- they shot 57% in yesterday's win- five guys played 31+ minutes. Kansas is 5-0 in Big X semis last six years, winning by 14-6-6-13-7 points; they've won nine games in row, had fairly easy win yesterday, playing four guys 32+ minutes in game they led by 12 at half. Baylor is 4-3 as an underdog, 2-3 in conference games.

Texas got big win over Iowa State last night that does lot for its resume; Longhorns lost twice to Missouri this year, 84-73 (+9) in Columbia Jan 14, then 67-66 (+1) in Austin Jan 30. Tigers are 3-0 in Sprint Center this year, winning by 29-39-18 points- they jumped out to 30-9 lead in win yesterday, allowing Haith to play only two of his starters more than 27 minutes, important for team that has almost no depth. Over last eight years, Texas is 5-1 in this round- they're 0-5 in tournament finals.

Pac-12 tournament (Los Angeles)
Home side won both Colorado-Cal games this season; Bears won 57-50 (-13.5) in Berkeley Jan 12, then lost 57-50 (-3) in Boulder Feb 26. Bears are 12-0 in Pac-12 when they allow less than 70 points, 2-5 when they allow more- they covered twice in last six games as a favorite. Buffs are 3-5 in last eight games as underdog; they played four guys 31+ minutes in last night's win over Oregon. Cal played four starters 36+ minutes in win over rival Stanford last night.

Mountain West tournament (Las Vegas)
Colorado State won five of last six games, is 6-0-1 vs spread last seven; they split pair with San Diego State this season, upsetting Aztecs 77-60 (+2) in first meeting Jan 28, then losing 74-66 (+8) in rematch Feb 25 at Viejas. San Diego State has won its last seven MWC tourney games, and is 4-1 in this round last six years, winning by 3-2-3-2 points- they're 2-5 vs spread in last seven games as favorite. Rams are 6-5-1 vs spread as an underdog this season, 4-3-1 in league play.

Home side won both New Mexico-UNLV games this season; Rebels (-7) won 80-63 on this floor Jan 21, then got waxed 65-45 (+5) in rematch at Pit Feb 18. Over last seven years, UNLV is 3-3 in this round- they have not won this tourney since '08, even though its almost always played on this floor. Lobos lost in semis last two years, by 3-11 points; they're 1-1 as an underdog this season, and were able to play four subs 13+ minutes yesterday, in glorified bye against Air Force.

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NBA
Armadillo's Write-Up

Friday, March 9

Hot Teams
-- Jazz won four of their last five games.
-- Atlanta won its last four games, beating Miami in last game. Pistons won four of last five home games, covered five of last six.
-- Celtics won five of last six games, covering last three at home.
-- Minnesota won its last five home games.
-- Thunder won their last 14 home games (9-5 vs spread).
-- Spurs won/covered six of their last eight home games.
-- Hornets covered seven of their last eight road games.
-- Sacramento won five of its last seven home games.

Cold Teams
-- Nets are 0-6 vs spread in game following their last six wins. Charlotte lost six of its last seven games.
-- 76ers lost five of their last seven home games.
-- Portland lost four of its last five games.
-- Lakers lost seven of last ten road games (2-8 vs spread).
-- Cavaliers lost six of their last seven games.
-- Milwaukee lost four of its last five games; they're 2-6-1 vs spread in last nine home games. Knicks lost last four road games, by 14-4-10-13.
-- Clippers lost four of their last six road games.
-- Nuggets won four of last five games, but are 2-9 vs spread in last 11 home games.
-- Mavericks lost their last five road games.

Wear-and-Tear
-- Nets: 3rd game/4 nites. Bobcats: 3rd game/4 nites.
-- Jazz: 3rd game/5 nites. 76ers: 4th game/6 nites.
-- Hawks: 3rd game/4 nites. Pistons: Had last two nites off.
-- Blazers: 3rd game/5 nites. Celtics: 3rd game/4 nites.
-- Lakers: 3rd game/4 nites. T'wolves: 3rd game/5 days.
-- Cavaliers: 3rd game/5 days. Thunder: 3rd game/5 days.
-- Knicks: 3rd game/4 nites. Bucks: 3rd game/5 nites.
-- Clippers: 4th game/6 nites. Spurs: 2nd game in 3 nites, after two off.
-- Hornets: 3rd game/5 nites. Nuggets: 4th game/6 nites.
-- Mavericks: 6th game/8 nites. Kings: 6th game/9 nites.

Totals
-- Six of last seven Charlotte home games went over total.
-- Four of last five Utah road games went over the total.
-- Four of last five Atlanta road games stayed under total.
-- Last six Boston home games went over the total.
-- Over is 5-2 in Minnesota's last seven home games.
-- Over is 3-1-1 in Cleveland's last five road games.
-- Last seven Milwaukee games went over the total.
-- Six of last nine Clipper road games went over total.
-- Five of last six New Orleans games went over total.
-- Five of last seven Dallas games stayed under the total.

Back-to-Back
-- Mavericks are 3-4 vs spread if they lost the night before.

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NHL
Armadillo's Write-Up

Friday, March 9

Hot teams
-- Penguins won last seven games, allowing ten goals.
-- Chicago won eight of its last ten home games.
-- Winnipeg won seven of its last ten games.

Cold teams
-- Panthers lost three of last four games, losing 7-0/5-0 in last two on road.
-- Kings lost eight of their last twelve road games. Detroit lost three of its last four home games.
-- Rangers lost five of their last six road games.
-- Hurricanes lost five of their last seven games.

Totals
-- Under is 8-3 in Panthers' last 11 visits to Pittsburgh.
-- Under is 8-3-1 in Kings' last twelve road games.
-- Seven of last nine Chicago games stayed under the total.
-- Over is 3-1-1 in last five Carolina games.

Series records
-- Penguins won six of last seven games with Florida.
-- Kings lost three of last four games against Detroit.
-- Rangers/Chicago split their last two games, both in NYC.
-- Jets lost last two games with Calgary, 3-1/4-2.

Back-to-Back
-- Florida is 2-5 on road if it played night before.
-- Kings are 3-8 on road if they played night before.
-- Rangers are 9-2 if they played night before, 2-2 on road.
-- Winnipeg is 0-8 on road if it played the night before.

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These are several parlays i've put in...but everyone i like as me Best Bets:


03/09/2012 @ 04:00 PM

CBB

[825] VIRGINIA TECH +8½ 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 05:55 PM

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[836] TOTAL u142 1.91
(DAYTON vrs XAVIER)



03/09/2012 @ 04:00 PM

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[857] CINCINNATI +7½ 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 04:00 PM

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[862] AKRON -2 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 04:00 PM

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[862] TOTAL u138½ 1.91
(KENT ST vrs AKRON)



03/09/2012 @ 04:30 PM

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[865] BAYLOR +6½ 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 08:30 PM

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[875] NEW MEXICO +3 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 06:00 PM

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[877] TOTAL o152 1.91
(HAWAII vrs NEW MEXICO ST)

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03/09/2012 @ 04:35 PM

NBA

[806] DETROIT PK 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 05:05 PM

NBA

[810] MINNESOTA +1 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 05:35 PM

NBA

[813] NEW YORK -1½ 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 05:55 PM

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[836] XAVIER -3 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 04:30 PM

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[850] TENNESSEE -3½ 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 01:10 PM

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[853] TOTAL o135 1.91
(MARSHALL vrs SOUTHERN MISS)



03/09/2012 @ 08:30 PM

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[871] COLORADO +6 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 08:30 PM

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[875] NEW MEXICO +4 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 06:00 PM

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[877] TOTAL o152 1.91
(HAWAII vrs NEW MEXICO ST)

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03/09/2012 @ 04:00 PM

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[825] VIRGINIA TECH +8½ 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 03:30 PM

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[833] TOTAL o131 1.91
(LASALLE vrs SAINT LOUIS)



03/09/2012 @ 04:00 PM

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[858] SYRACUSE -8 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 04:00 PM

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[861] TOTAL o136 1.91
(KENT ST vrs AKRON)



03/09/2012 @ 04:30 PM

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[865] TOTAL o141 1.91
(BAYLOR vrs KANSAS)



03/09/2012 @ 06:00 PM

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[869] TOTAL o146 1.91
(OREGON ST vrs ARIZONA)



03/09/2012 @ 06:00 PM

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[870] ARIZONA -2½ 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 06:00 PM

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[873] TOTAL o134 1.91
(COLORADO ST vrs SAN DIEGO ST)



03/09/2012 @ 06:00 PM

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[877] TOTAL o152 1.91
(HAWAII vrs NEW MEXICO ST)



03/09/2012 @ 06:30 PM

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[881] CAL IRVINE +13 1.91

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03/09/2012 @ 06:25 PM

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[827] MIAMI FLA +3½ 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 06:25 PM

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[827] TOTAL o127½ 1.91
(MIAMI FLA vrs FLORIDA ST)



03/09/2012 @ 03:30 PM

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[841] MINNESOTA U +5½ 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 03:30 PM

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[841] TOTAL o123½ 1.91
(MINNESOTA U vrs MICHIGAN)



03/09/2012 @ 04:30 PM

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[850] TENNESSEE -3½ 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 07:00 PM

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[851] TOTAL o126 1.91
(GEORGIA vrs VANDERBILT)



03/09/2012 @ 06:25 PM

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[860] NOTRE DAME +3½ 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 06:25 PM

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[860] TOTAL u119 1.91
(LOUISVILLE vrs NOTRE DAME)



03/09/2012 @ 07:00 PM

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[867] TOTAL o145½ 1.91
(TEXAS vrs MISSOURI)



03/09/2012 @ 08:30 PM

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[871] COLORADO +6 1.91

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NBA Best Bets:


03/09/2012 @ 04:05 PM

NBA

[802] CHARLOTTE +2 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 04:05 PM

NBA

[802] TOTAL u192½ 1.91
(NEW JERSEY vrs CHARLOTTE)



03/09/2012 @ 04:05 PM

NBA

[803] TOTAL o185½ 1.91
(UTAH vrs PHILADELPHIA)



03/09/2012 @ 04:05 PM

NBA

[804] PHILADELPHIA -6½ 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 04:35 PM

NBA

[805] TOTAL o182 1.91
(ATLANTA vrs DETROIT)



03/09/2012 @ 04:35 PM

NBA

[806] DETROIT +1 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 04:35 PM

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[807] PORTLAND +3 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 04:35 PM

NBA

[808] TOTAL u183 1.91
(PORTLAND vrs BOSTON)



03/09/2012 @ 05:05 PM

NBA

[810] MINNESOTA -1 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 05:05 PM

NBA

[810] TOTAL u193 1.91
(LA LAKERS vrs MINNESOTA)

[StarDust Bum]

03/09/2012 @ 05:05 PM

NBA

[811] CLEVELAND +13½ 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 05:05 PM

NBA

[811] TOTAL o204½ 1.91
(CLEVELAND vrs OKLAHOMA CITY)



03/09/2012 @ 05:35 PM

NBA

[814] MILWAUKEE +1½ 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 05:35 PM

NBA

[814] TOTAL u206½ 1.91
(NEW YORK vrs MILWAUKEE)



03/09/2012 @ 05:35 PM

NBA

[815] TOTAL o194½ 1.91
(LA CLIPPERS vrs SAN ANTONIO)



03/09/2012 @ 05:35 PM

NBA

[816] SAN ANTONIO -5 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 06:05 PM

NBA

[817] NEW ORLEANS +10½ 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 06:05 PM

NBA

[818] TOTAL u195½ 1.91
(NEW ORLEANS vrs DENVER)



03/09/2012 @ 07:05 PM

NBA

[819] DALLAS -1½ 1.91



03/09/2012 @ 07:05 PM

NBA

[820] TOTAL u196½ 1.91
(DALLAS vrs SACRAMENTO)