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Insider Edge Sports - Saturday November 22, 2003 Report
Members go 7-1 +13.7 units on Friday – congrats to all of the new signups. We follow up that spectacular night with 7 more winners in NCAA football for Saturday. We also have a top play in NCAA basketball to follow up our perfect night on the hardwood. All 8 of these winners are yours today for only $14.95 using our One Day Pass. If you aren’t winning, you’ve found the right place to turn things around. Now is the best time to grab our weekend passes – choose from Two Day or Three Day to cover your whole weekend.
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What does winning, consistency and honesty get you in the handicapping world? An invitation to join the most prestigious handicapping site on the net – The Professional Handicappers League . Membership in The Professional Handicappers League guarantees the highest degree of integrity in Customer/Handicapper relationships. All selections are documented and archived and customers are free to search documented handicapper performance records based on whichever criteria they desire and not based on pre-set 'streaks' handicappers are willing to display. And we all know about those streaks that inferior services try and provide.
Insider Edge Sports is proud in becoming a member of The Professional Handicappers League as it shows that hard work and professionalism do pay off in the often misconstrued world of handicapping. Our packages and analysis are available at our website or at the Pro Cappers site. Don’t hesitate and sign up with the best today.
While our One Day Pass and Weekend Passes are the most popular, our season packages make the most sense for a long-term investment. Purchase our Basketball Season Package for $299 and receive all selections through the NBA Finals. That is over 7 months of plays meaning the cost is just over $1 per day. This includes all NCAA Basketball plays released as well as all football between now and then. This is our most popular package since it spans the greatest length of time and includes all major sports plus college.
Basketball Season Package - $299.00
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Free Service Play For Saturday November 22, 2003
(135) Northwestern Wildcats at (136) Illinois Illini 10:00 pm EST
Northwestern –3.5 (3 Units)
If the Wildcats win, they'll probably be in the Motor City Bowl completing an improbable year. Illinois has been an utter disaster still looking for its first win over a D-I team this year. The Wildcats run extremely well on average teams, and Illinois would certainly qualify with a run defense giving up 204 yards per game. The Wildcats are playing with supreme confidence even after getting blasted by Michigan.
Illinois is 93rd in total offense and 93rd in total defense. The Illini season started badly at 1-3 but they lost their 3 games by only a combined 17 points. Since then, it has been a different story as they have allowed at least 36 ppg in 6 of their last 7 games (43.8 allowed in those games). Their only close game came two weeks ago at Indiana, losing by 3 points. That certainly deflated them. Illinois’ rushing and receiving leaders, E.B. Halsey and Kelvin Hayden, will return from injuries to play this week. It’s saying much for their running game however as Halsey is averaging a mere 59.3 ypg.
The Wildcats lost only two fumbles in their first eight games, but then quarterback Brett Basanez fumbled it away three times and running back Jason Wright did it once against Purdue. Wright and running back Noah Herron each lost a fumble against Penn State, as did Basanez and kickoff returner Derell Jenkins against Michigan. "It has become a major problem," Wright said. "Our inability to hang on to the ball has kept people in the game who we should have beat handily and cost us games against talented teams." The good news is that Illinois is dead last in the country in takeaways. They have only 6, which is 4 less than North Carolina and Central Florida.
Coach Randy Walker said there's a chance wide receivers Roger Jordan and Mark Philmore will be well enough to play Saturday. Jordan has missed two games with a bruised sternum and Philmore has missed three with knee injuries. Plenty of tickets remain as a crowd of around 40,000 is expected. Permanent seating capacity of Memorial Stadium is 70,904.
Members go 7-1 +13.7 units on Friday – congrats to all of the new signups. We follow up that spectacular night with 7 more winners in NCAA football for Saturday. We also have a top play in NCAA basketball to follow up our perfect night on the hardwood. All 8 of these winners are yours today for only $14.95 using our One Day Pass. If you aren’t winning, you’ve found the right place to turn things around. Now is the best time to grab our weekend passes – choose from Two Day or Three Day to cover your whole weekend.
Click Here To Purchase
PROUD MEMBER OF THE PROFESSIONAL HANDICAPPERS LEAGUE
What does winning, consistency and honesty get you in the handicapping world? An invitation to join the most prestigious handicapping site on the net – The Professional Handicappers League . Membership in The Professional Handicappers League guarantees the highest degree of integrity in Customer/Handicapper relationships. All selections are documented and archived and customers are free to search documented handicapper performance records based on whichever criteria they desire and not based on pre-set 'streaks' handicappers are willing to display. And we all know about those streaks that inferior services try and provide.
Insider Edge Sports is proud in becoming a member of The Professional Handicappers League as it shows that hard work and professionalism do pay off in the often misconstrued world of handicapping. Our packages and analysis are available at our website or at the Pro Cappers site. Don’t hesitate and sign up with the best today.
While our One Day Pass and Weekend Passes are the most popular, our season packages make the most sense for a long-term investment. Purchase our Basketball Season Package for $299 and receive all selections through the NBA Finals. That is over 7 months of plays meaning the cost is just over $1 per day. This includes all NCAA Basketball plays released as well as all football between now and then. This is our most popular package since it spans the greatest length of time and includes all major sports plus college.
Basketball Season Package - $299.00
The Insider Newsletter, our free daily report, includes free selections, stats, trends, articles, current specials and much, much more. Get on our list if you haven’t already. Sign up for The Insider at our website.
Free Service Play For Saturday November 22, 2003
(135) Northwestern Wildcats at (136) Illinois Illini 10:00 pm EST
Northwestern –3.5 (3 Units)
If the Wildcats win, they'll probably be in the Motor City Bowl completing an improbable year. Illinois has been an utter disaster still looking for its first win over a D-I team this year. The Wildcats run extremely well on average teams, and Illinois would certainly qualify with a run defense giving up 204 yards per game. The Wildcats are playing with supreme confidence even after getting blasted by Michigan.
Illinois is 93rd in total offense and 93rd in total defense. The Illini season started badly at 1-3 but they lost their 3 games by only a combined 17 points. Since then, it has been a different story as they have allowed at least 36 ppg in 6 of their last 7 games (43.8 allowed in those games). Their only close game came two weeks ago at Indiana, losing by 3 points. That certainly deflated them. Illinois’ rushing and receiving leaders, E.B. Halsey and Kelvin Hayden, will return from injuries to play this week. It’s saying much for their running game however as Halsey is averaging a mere 59.3 ypg.
The Wildcats lost only two fumbles in their first eight games, but then quarterback Brett Basanez fumbled it away three times and running back Jason Wright did it once against Purdue. Wright and running back Noah Herron each lost a fumble against Penn State, as did Basanez and kickoff returner Derell Jenkins against Michigan. "It has become a major problem," Wright said. "Our inability to hang on to the ball has kept people in the game who we should have beat handily and cost us games against talented teams." The good news is that Illinois is dead last in the country in takeaways. They have only 6, which is 4 less than North Carolina and Central Florida.
Coach Randy Walker said there's a chance wide receivers Roger Jordan and Mark Philmore will be well enough to play Saturday. Jordan has missed two games with a bruised sternum and Philmore has missed three with knee injuries. Plenty of tickets remain as a crowd of around 40,000 is expected. Permanent seating capacity of Memorial Stadium is 70,904.
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