Sunday's Service Plays

[watscrackin]

HSW 2nd set

Anyone with the HSW 2nd set?

Thanks! :christmas

[doffusbutt]

are any goy hitting
they all look like there losing to me

[Sportsrmylife]

moneyman

great stat on kc.....wish i had known that!!!

[RamRod]

NBA Service Plays

Does anybody have the service plays for hoops tonight. Thanks.

[RFC]

Mti

4*...memphis

Dr. bob has an opinion on wash univ.

[jjoneill]

Big Phils Pic

anyone have his espn special???????????

[maxell]

He's on the over.

[Peter0105]

Tom Scott

Anyone able to get Tom Scotts Game of the year?

[rudy dee]

Bruddah on Banker

earlier post was bogus, as Banker gave out his free comp. play on Minnesota (-3) (I just called it). Hopefully the Vikings will still hit, because I tripled my bet after I saw that earlier post! :angryfire

Bankers Picks today
Vikings GOY

over GB-regular play
over KC-regular play

I stand by my posting

[true1769]

anybody with wayne roots sunday night bailout on side and total? shitty day!

[Lone Ranger]

I think someone posted it earlier as the Indianapolid Colts. Here is the writeup on that game in his newsletter:

Indianapolis over Baltimore by 8
Colts got the test they needed in Houston last week. Baltimore, great defense or no, better bring some points with them to the Circle City this week or the Ravens will get toasted.


Tom Stryker's (former member of Buckeye Sports) writeup on the game:

1* OPINION – INDIANAPOLIS (-) over Balitmore by 21 at 8:35 PM EST – Sunday, December 19th
Resistance meets force. Baltimore and its tenacious defense directed by MLB Ray Lewis travel to Indianapolis to take on the Colts and their high-octane offense led by QB Peyton Manning. Something has to give here men!

Before last week’s game at Houston, Indianapolis led the NFL in total offense averaging 426.1 total yards per game. The Colts triple-headed monster consisting of Peyton Manning, Edgerin James and Marvin Harrison have been unstoppable to say the least. Through December 11th, Manning had thrown for 3,621 yards and 44 touchdowns, James had gobbled up 1,291 yards on the ground and eight scores and Harrison had hauled in 67 passes for 870 yards and 12 touchdowns. It will be interesting to see how well the “Horseshoes” move the ball against this Baltimore stop unit. Before last week’s home battle against the New York Giants, the Ravens owned the league’s 8th-ranked defense allowing an average of only 295.2 yards per game. Let’s take a look inside the numbers.

This AFC series has been dominated by Baltimore. Since 1980, the Ravens own a profitable 12-4 ATS record versus the Colts. One area where the Black Birds have excelled is that of a road underdog – now 26-12 ATS in their last 38 tries. (Total players take note: The under in that set carries a profitable 27-11 ATS record!) Even more impressive, as road dogs matched up against an opponent that owns a won/loss percentage of .700 or better, Brian Billick’s warriors have cashed nine of their last 11.

Indy’s home pointspread numbers have been lacking to say the least. For example, at the RCA Dome facing an opponent that enters off a straight up win, the Colts are a dismal 39-62 ATS! In that role priced as a favorite or an underdog of +3.5 or less, Indy dips to a woeful 22-45 ATS! This next team trend really caught this writer by surprise. Did you know that the Colts are a shocking 4-10 SU and 3-11 ATS in their last 14 games hosting teams with a winning record? As powerful as Indy has been especially offensively, the team struggles as a whole when matched up against the league’s best!

With the ESPN lights shining, Indianapolis quarterback Peyton Manning will gun for Dan Marino’s touchdown pass record of 48. There’s a tremendous amount of pride on that Baltimore defense and the Ravens will do what they can to try and stop Manning from doing that. Unfortunately, the Black Birds will have no luck. Manning has been in a zone at home this season leading the Colts to 235 combined points or an average of 39.2 points per game. Even with all of the angles and team trends siding with Baltimore, this writer isn’t about to fade the hot hand of Indy quarterback Manning with a record in reach.


Personally, I thinknit will be a tough game. Game means more to the Ravens than Colts but that didn't help Broncos, Rams, Cowboys and Packers...

[slimustud]

Anyone with Big Al's Bowl picks? Thanks!