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Based out of Manhattan, Ethan Law is a lead advisor to New York cities largest and most profitable betting syndicate. Ethan is off back-to-back dominating weekends in College football, and this weekend is one of his strongest cards of the season! His analysis and advice that he uses, was only given to his exclusive cliental, is now available late in the week to those interested in making an informed decision before they bet. For Saturday, Ethan has a huge card that includes 10 selections (6 underdogs, 2 favorites & 2 totals), and the package is highlighted by TWO 2* DIME SELECTIONS, INCLUDING HIS PAC-10 CONFERENCE GAME OF THE YEAR! Ethan’s clients generally bet thousands based on his advice so don't miss this opportunity to see who the Big Wigs are playing on Saturday.
[B]IF THIS PACKAGE DOES NOT TURN A PROFITand I will give you the NFL card absolutely free as well as an additional week of selections.
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OREGON ST (3 - 3) at ARIZONA (3 - 4)
Week 8 Saturday, 10/21/2006 7:00 PM
Analysis
Oregon State (3-3 SU & 2-3 ATS) has a young offense that hit the skids, scoring 13 and 6 points in losses to Cal and Washington State. Four turnovers were the difference in a 13-6 loss to Washington State. But they played well last week as quarterback Matt Moore was outstanding, throwing for 308 yards and a touchdown to lead Oregon State to a 27-17 win over Washington on Saturday. Senior QB Matt Moore is throwing fewer picks this season, and running back Yvenson Bernard (144 yards on 29 carries Saturday) anchors a fine ground game for Mike Riley's Beavers, but they are just 5-9-1 ATS the last 15 games. Arizona (2-4 SU & 2-3 ATS) meanwhile, is playing average defense, but the offense has been positively brutal. The Wildcats are averaging only 12 points per game with the nation's 111th ranked total offense. Still, the club has a shot at a bowl game with a 3-4 record. Sophomore quarterback Willie Tuitama spent the fourth quarter of a 27-7 loss at UCLA at a hospital after suffering yet another concussion. Arizona had minus-13 yards on the ground and their backup QB Adam Austin got the start last week, but the team turned to the ground game. Running backs Chris Jennings and Chris Henry ran for first-quarter scores, and Arizona rediscovered its ground game while holding winless Stanford to the worst offensive performance in school history (53 total yards) in a 20-7 victory Saturday.
Last week I correctly predicted that Oregon State would not only cover the spread against Washington, but they would win the game outright. I was correct. Now granted, there was nothing too positive about Oregon State, which is a dysfunctional bunch, whose fans are up in arms about quarterbacking, coaching, etc., but in no way had done enough to merit favoritism. This week we’re going to against Oregon State for the exact same reason. This is a team with a lot of weaknesses, and teams with weaknesses just shouldn’t be favored on the road against half-way decent opposition. Moreover, a team such as the Beavers that are a miserable 2-12 SU & 4-10 ATS in their last 14 as an underdog, should never warrant consideration…from anybody. While both teams have struggled this year and both are off of wins, I’m more confident that Arizona will repeat and bring forth a solid effort today. OSU simply isn’t a trustworthy road favorite. Riding with a little bit of confidence from the win at Stanford, look for the Wildcats to start to play to their potential. Arizona gets the outright win.
Verdict: Oregon State 17, Arizona 24
PLAY 1* UNIT ON ARIZONA +2.5
KANSAS ST (4 - 3) at MISSOURI (6 - 1)
Week 8 Saturday, 10/21/2006 2:00 PM
Analysis
A strong defense against a red-hot offense! Kansas State (4-3 SU & 3-3 ATS) is playing great defense for first year Head Coach Ron Prince, allowing a meager 17 points per game. The offense has freshman quarterback Josh Freeman who has taken over from Brett Meier. Prince switched quarterbacks at halftime of the Baylor loss and plans to stick with freshman Josh Freeman. They are off a 21-3 home loss to Nebraska, as Freeman threw 2 picks. Meanwhile Missouri (6-1 SU & 4-2 ATS) comes into this game off their first loss of the season, at Texas A&M, 25-19. Missouri has been impressive, 32 points, averaging over 164 yards rushing and 253 passing per game! The Missouri offense has rarely looked better, now that sophomore Chase Daniel is under center. On Saturday the Tigers torched the Aggies for 269 yards in the first half, but struggled offensively after the break. Missouri was limited to 6 yards in the third quarter and 111 yards in the second half. Missouri also lost two other fumbles in the first half, leaving the Tigers angry about squandering their chance to start 7-0 for the first time since 1960. "We shouldn't have lost this game," tight end Martin Rucker said. "It wasn't anything they did. But it was everything we did."
Those of you who have become accustomed to my style know that I usually go into an extremely long analysis why I like a particular selection. Not here. I usually only weight trends about 10-15% of my overall ideology…but in this game we have something I have not seen EVER in my handicapping career…so I will bold this. The Tigers of Missouri are 0-13 SU versus Kansas State since 1993!!!!!!!! That’s not ATS that actually straight up. Kansas has beaten them 13 consecutive times and now they are getting 16 points? Hmmm..in 1993 the top grossing film was Jurassic park, and essentially the internet was just starting. I don’t even classify this as a trend really…its just life. Something that is! Not changing…in perpetuity if you will! Now clearly I’m having a little fun with this but I think you seem my point. To all of sudden lay 16.5 points to a team that you have not managed to beat in 13 years is a bit insane! It’s not like Kansas State is a bad football team either, as they are more then capable of an upset. Yes their offense stinks, but they do posses he nation's 30th ranked total defense. A defense that help offensive powerhouses Louisville and Nebraska well under their season scoring averages. What can Missouri backers really say? Were playing with 13X revenge…LOL. I’m grabbing my balls here, and siding with KSU.
Verdict: Missouri 24, Kansas St 17
OPINION SELECTION ON KANSAS STATE +16
[B]IF THIS PACKAGE DOES NOT TURN A PROFITand I will give you the NFL card absolutely free as well as an additional week of selections.
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OREGON ST (3 - 3) at ARIZONA (3 - 4)
Week 8 Saturday, 10/21/2006 7:00 PM
Analysis
Oregon State (3-3 SU & 2-3 ATS) has a young offense that hit the skids, scoring 13 and 6 points in losses to Cal and Washington State. Four turnovers were the difference in a 13-6 loss to Washington State. But they played well last week as quarterback Matt Moore was outstanding, throwing for 308 yards and a touchdown to lead Oregon State to a 27-17 win over Washington on Saturday. Senior QB Matt Moore is throwing fewer picks this season, and running back Yvenson Bernard (144 yards on 29 carries Saturday) anchors a fine ground game for Mike Riley's Beavers, but they are just 5-9-1 ATS the last 15 games. Arizona (2-4 SU & 2-3 ATS) meanwhile, is playing average defense, but the offense has been positively brutal. The Wildcats are averaging only 12 points per game with the nation's 111th ranked total offense. Still, the club has a shot at a bowl game with a 3-4 record. Sophomore quarterback Willie Tuitama spent the fourth quarter of a 27-7 loss at UCLA at a hospital after suffering yet another concussion. Arizona had minus-13 yards on the ground and their backup QB Adam Austin got the start last week, but the team turned to the ground game. Running backs Chris Jennings and Chris Henry ran for first-quarter scores, and Arizona rediscovered its ground game while holding winless Stanford to the worst offensive performance in school history (53 total yards) in a 20-7 victory Saturday.
Last week I correctly predicted that Oregon State would not only cover the spread against Washington, but they would win the game outright. I was correct. Now granted, there was nothing too positive about Oregon State, which is a dysfunctional bunch, whose fans are up in arms about quarterbacking, coaching, etc., but in no way had done enough to merit favoritism. This week we’re going to against Oregon State for the exact same reason. This is a team with a lot of weaknesses, and teams with weaknesses just shouldn’t be favored on the road against half-way decent opposition. Moreover, a team such as the Beavers that are a miserable 2-12 SU & 4-10 ATS in their last 14 as an underdog, should never warrant consideration…from anybody. While both teams have struggled this year and both are off of wins, I’m more confident that Arizona will repeat and bring forth a solid effort today. OSU simply isn’t a trustworthy road favorite. Riding with a little bit of confidence from the win at Stanford, look for the Wildcats to start to play to their potential. Arizona gets the outright win.
Verdict: Oregon State 17, Arizona 24
PLAY 1* UNIT ON ARIZONA +2.5
KANSAS ST (4 - 3) at MISSOURI (6 - 1)
Week 8 Saturday, 10/21/2006 2:00 PM
Analysis
A strong defense against a red-hot offense! Kansas State (4-3 SU & 3-3 ATS) is playing great defense for first year Head Coach Ron Prince, allowing a meager 17 points per game. The offense has freshman quarterback Josh Freeman who has taken over from Brett Meier. Prince switched quarterbacks at halftime of the Baylor loss and plans to stick with freshman Josh Freeman. They are off a 21-3 home loss to Nebraska, as Freeman threw 2 picks. Meanwhile Missouri (6-1 SU & 4-2 ATS) comes into this game off their first loss of the season, at Texas A&M, 25-19. Missouri has been impressive, 32 points, averaging over 164 yards rushing and 253 passing per game! The Missouri offense has rarely looked better, now that sophomore Chase Daniel is under center. On Saturday the Tigers torched the Aggies for 269 yards in the first half, but struggled offensively after the break. Missouri was limited to 6 yards in the third quarter and 111 yards in the second half. Missouri also lost two other fumbles in the first half, leaving the Tigers angry about squandering their chance to start 7-0 for the first time since 1960. "We shouldn't have lost this game," tight end Martin Rucker said. "It wasn't anything they did. But it was everything we did."
Those of you who have become accustomed to my style know that I usually go into an extremely long analysis why I like a particular selection. Not here. I usually only weight trends about 10-15% of my overall ideology…but in this game we have something I have not seen EVER in my handicapping career…so I will bold this. The Tigers of Missouri are 0-13 SU versus Kansas State since 1993!!!!!!!! That’s not ATS that actually straight up. Kansas has beaten them 13 consecutive times and now they are getting 16 points? Hmmm..in 1993 the top grossing film was Jurassic park, and essentially the internet was just starting. I don’t even classify this as a trend really…its just life. Something that is! Not changing…in perpetuity if you will! Now clearly I’m having a little fun with this but I think you seem my point. To all of sudden lay 16.5 points to a team that you have not managed to beat in 13 years is a bit insane! It’s not like Kansas State is a bad football team either, as they are more then capable of an upset. Yes their offense stinks, but they do posses he nation's 30th ranked total defense. A defense that help offensive powerhouses Louisville and Nebraska well under their season scoring averages. What can Missouri backers really say? Were playing with 13X revenge…LOL. I’m grabbing my balls here, and siding with KSU.
Verdict: Missouri 24, Kansas St 17
OPINION SELECTION ON KANSAS STATE +16
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