Sorry if i am posting this in the wrong spot .I was just wondering if anybody knows if any of theses services has Arena League Football Picks
just follow Wayne1218....
CBB Service Records: (just the ones over .500)
alatex 10-8
asa 21-17
blazer 14-11
cobra 15-8
cowtown 24-20
d's sports 19-13
dr. bob 49-36
mike lee 39-30
mike neri 37-24
northeast 42-30
power plays 20-14
raider 16-8
rocky mtn 17-12
special k 16-6
texas sportswire 31-25
total edge 26-19
wiseguys 27-23
Phil Stool/Northcoast Basketball Comp. Line-from the "Friends" of Mike Lee(I am not sure if the "friends" are his buddies in the Hereafter or possibly living ones here on earth, the pick transmitted to them by Mike via seance) is a 4* on Maryland.
I klnow Spark does not want wrute-up but since I do not know how much anyone follows AFL I thought they might help
Guru's Golden Picks: Arena League Week 1
Greetings once again. Not too terrible of a card in week 1, though I don't see that "game" to get the 5* approval. Games to wager this weekend. (Note: All times are EST and all lines are from Pinnacle)
Friday 7:00: Nashville Kats (+4) @ Columbus (4 units -105): Nashville gets a bit of a gift from the AFL, as this is their first game as a franchise since it was moved to Georgia. A lot of the same characters from the teams that went to back to back Arena Bowls returned to the squad, taking on a vulnerable Columbus team, lead by former Chicago backup Chad Salisbury. Nashville is going to be a rough and tough team this year, getting lots of pressure on the quarterback. Leon Murray needs to pick up his game like he did at the end of last season. If he can prevent from turning the ball over, except this game to be really close throughout. Wouldn't surprise me if Nashville wins this puppy outright. Winner
Sunday 12:00: Orlando Predators (-3) vs. Colorado Crush (4 units -105): Orlando starts off the season with a bastard of a schedule. This game features the Preds taking on last season's semifinalist, Colorado, who improved from the year before's 2 win mark to be one of the best in the AFL last year. Fortunately for me, I got this game at -2.5, but for record-keeping purposes here, I'll stick with the 3 and find value in it. Don't be afraid of the number at all. Remember the higher scoring in the AFL leads to strange looking numbers as finals. Anyway, John Dutton struggled last year at QB for Colorado against teams with high powered defenses. Only on the grace of John Fitzgerald being terrible did they beat New Orleans last season. Orlando has an amazing winning percentage at home, and always comes out of the gate tough. Again, a close game, but the closer the game in the 4th quarter, the more likely the hometown crowd will propel the Preds to a victory.
Friday 7:30: Arizona Rattlers @ Grand Rapids Rampage over 91 (3 units -110): Arizona and Grand Rapids square off in a week 1 bout that screams a one-sided game in favor of Arizona. Grand Rapids got hammered by many teams last year. However, a new head coach paired with the addition of former Los Angeles offensive standout Chris Jackson should improve on last season's dismal record and even more dismal offensive output. Shredrick Bonner likes to take shots downfield for the Rattlers, and they should have no problem hanging at least 55 on the Rampage. I think Grand Rapids keeps this game within the number (13), but not by enough to make me take the Rampage. I feel safer taking the over, as Bonner paired with one of the more experienced (and talented) receiving corps in the AFL can drop 55-60 on anyone. Grand Rapids just needs to be mediocre on offense to get to this number. Don't expect to see Arizona and an o/u of under 95 the rest of the season. Consider this an early season gift and go on with life. If I was more confident in Grand Rapids' offensive ability to score more than 40, I'd be all over this one. Loser
Sunday 12:00: Philadelphia Sol (-7) @ Austin Wranglers (3 units -101): Philadelphia is a big wild card this year with the addition of the AFL's best QB, Tony Graziani. 99 TDs last season led Los Angeles to one of the best offenses in AFL history. At any given game, Graziani could throw for 7 scores and drop 70 on the scoreboard. Don't expect Philly's offense to be AS explosive this season, but they'll average over 55 a game. Austin is in shambles without quarterback John Kaleo at the helm anymore. Though Austin was a trendy upset team last season, I expect the luster to wear off. All over the field Philly has the better side, and I expect them to handlely win this game. Philly's defense will force a couple turnovers, and that will be the difference... 10-14 points. Graziani just doesn't turn the ball over. Philly in the most lopsided game of the weekend.
Sunday 3:00: Los Angeles Avengers @ Las Vegas Gladiators under 103.5 (2 units -105): Too high of a number in this one. Los Angeles isn't going to average 60 a game this season. John Kaleo doesn't have nearly the arm of Tony Graziani and Chris "Ding Dong" Doering isn't anywhere near as good as Chris Jackson. Missing those two should cost LA at least a touchdown a game. Though Clint Dolezel and Marcus Nash were a great combination last year, getting to 60 might not produce the point total needed in this one. A couple stops for Las Vegas on the Avengers makeshift offense will cause more time to run off of that clock. The hope is that LV has the ball late in the game up a score or so to help melt the rest of the game away. Small unit risk here, as there are a lot of questions in Los Angeles.
animal 12-8
ats 8-3
cal sports 10-7
coaches hotline 12-10
cobra 12-10
cowtown 10-7
h & h 18-14
lat systems 11-8
barb nathan 12-10
platinum 26-22
power plays 10-5
pref. picks 8-5
rocky mtn 12-7
score 5-2
special k 6-5
total edge 32-21
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