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Insider Edge Sports - Monday November 24, 2003 Report
We end up 4-4 on Sunday bringing our weekend total to 16-8. We continue the great weekend with the total winner between Tampa Bay and New York along with 3 solid NCAA basketball winners. The first game tips off at 5:00 pm EST from Hawaii. All 4 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.
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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.
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Free Service Play For Monday November 24, 2003
Richmond Spiders vs. San Francisco Dons @ Kansas City 7:00 pm EST
Richmond –2.5 (3 Units)
San Francisco is without All-West Coast Conference guard John Cox, who will miss four to six weeks with a muscle strain suffered in the team's season opening win over Tennessee Martin. In their next game, they were beaten handily by Southwest Missouri St. as the Dons were able to put up only 42 points as they shot only 36.2%. Three nights later they defeated Ohio St. 76-65 but it was very misleading. The Dons only shot 40.7% from the floor and 29.4% from behind the arc while allowing the Buckeyes 47.9% and 53.8%. Ohio St. lost the game more than San Francisco won it as they committed 18 turnovers and missed 14 of their 26 free throw attempts. Another starter, James Bayless, was also injured in the Tennessee Martin game but returned against Ohio St. His knee is still bothering him so he won’t be 100%. Like many other teams in the A-10, the Spiders are fortunate to have many key contributors from last season's team back in place. While head coach Jerry Wainright does not have a star in his lineup, there are enough quality contributors to keep Richmond competitive on most nights. In their second game of the Guardians Classic against New Hampshire, Richmond's senior class combined for 45 points, 28 of the Spiders' 33 in the second-half, to carry Richmond in a 63-49 win. They nearly matched the score of the previous game that was a 62-46 win over Mississippi Valley St. The Spiders rebounded from a bad shooting night in their opener but still are not shooting lights out. The good news is that their opposition is shooting worse. Defense has been the strength of Richmond and it looks as though they are starting where left off last year. The Spiders, second in the Atlantic 10 (26th nationally) last year allowing 62.4 points per game, have held both of their opponents to less than 50 points this season. Richmond has the veterans to win this game while the Dons are once again without their best player and it has shown in the stats. We get some value here with their misleading win over Ohio St.
We end up 4-4 on Sunday bringing our weekend total to 16-8. We continue the great weekend with the total winner between Tampa Bay and New York along with 3 solid NCAA basketball winners. The first game tips off at 5:00 pm EST from Hawaii. All 4 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.
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 Monday November 24, 2003
Richmond Spiders vs. San Francisco Dons @ Kansas City 7:00 pm EST
Richmond –2.5 (3 Units)
San Francisco is without All-West Coast Conference guard John Cox, who will miss four to six weeks with a muscle strain suffered in the team's season opening win over Tennessee Martin. In their next game, they were beaten handily by Southwest Missouri St. as the Dons were able to put up only 42 points as they shot only 36.2%. Three nights later they defeated Ohio St. 76-65 but it was very misleading. The Dons only shot 40.7% from the floor and 29.4% from behind the arc while allowing the Buckeyes 47.9% and 53.8%. Ohio St. lost the game more than San Francisco won it as they committed 18 turnovers and missed 14 of their 26 free throw attempts. Another starter, James Bayless, was also injured in the Tennessee Martin game but returned against Ohio St. His knee is still bothering him so he won’t be 100%. Like many other teams in the A-10, the Spiders are fortunate to have many key contributors from last season's team back in place. While head coach Jerry Wainright does not have a star in his lineup, there are enough quality contributors to keep Richmond competitive on most nights. In their second game of the Guardians Classic against New Hampshire, Richmond's senior class combined for 45 points, 28 of the Spiders' 33 in the second-half, to carry Richmond in a 63-49 win. They nearly matched the score of the previous game that was a 62-46 win over Mississippi Valley St. The Spiders rebounded from a bad shooting night in their opener but still are not shooting lights out. The good news is that their opposition is shooting worse. Defense has been the strength of Richmond and it looks as though they are starting where left off last year. The Spiders, second in the Atlantic 10 (26th nationally) last year allowing 62.4 points per game, have held both of their opponents to less than 50 points this season. Richmond has the veterans to win this game while the Dons are once again without their best player and it has shown in the stats. We get some value here with their misleading win over Ohio St.