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Insider Edge Sports – Report For Monday March 22, 2004
We are currently on a 14-5 (73.7%) tournament run in NCAA Hoops and the streak continues tonight. We have 3 winners for Monday including 2 NIT Releases. Part of that is our NIT GAME OF THE MONTH! First game tips at 9:00 pm EST. Check us out and see why we are the #1 RANKED COLLEGE BASKETBALL HANDICAPPER IN THE WORLD!
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Free Service Play For Monday March 22, 2004
Houston Rockets at Portland Trail Blazers 10:00 pm EST
Portland –4 (2 Units)
Houston is coming off a big nationally televised game at Sacramento on Sunday and after watching, they expended a lot of energy in what looked to be a game they were very jacked up for. Portland is playing some of their best basketball, winning 5 of their last 6 games that include home wins over Minnesota and Sacramento. For the season, the Blazers are 22-12 at home and have won 4 straight. The Rockets are playing just their 3rd road game since March 5th after a 5-game homestand. With their win on Saturday over Orlando, the Blazers moved to one-half game of Utah for the eighth and final playoff spot in the Western Conference with 13 games remaining. Portland has definitely picked up their game on the defensive end and it seems everyone is buying into it for once. They have allowed just 82.5 ppg on 41.0% shooting their last 6 games. Those are well below their season averages of 92.1 ppg and 45.1% shooting. Only one team has scored more that 83 points during this span. "When you play defense consistently, then it gives you a chance to win every night," forward Theo Ratliff said. "We have to understand that defense is becoming our style of play, and we have to play that style every night." Portland is 11-7 ATS at home against winning teams while Houston is 8-11 ATS on the road against above .500 teams. The home teams has won all 3 meeting this season and 7 of the last 8 overall.
We are currently on a 14-5 (73.7%) tournament run in NCAA Hoops and the streak continues tonight. We have 3 winners for Monday including 2 NIT Releases. Part of that is our NIT GAME OF THE MONTH! First game tips at 9:00 pm EST. Check us out and see why we are the #1 RANKED COLLEGE BASKETBALL HANDICAPPER IN THE WORLD!
You can sign up for our March Madness Special. You get all selections with our coveted analysis through the April 5th National Championship game for only $59 - a huge deal. Click here to join:
March Madness Special - $59.00
Our One Day Pass is $14.95 and is always guaranteed. If you don’t win, you don’t pay plus you receive a full week of service ABSOLUTLEY FREE. Sign up here:
One Day Pass - $14.95
Click here to sign up for any of our other packages available:
Insider Edge Sports
Free Service Play For Monday March 22, 2004
Houston Rockets at Portland Trail Blazers 10:00 pm EST
Portland –4 (2 Units)
Houston is coming off a big nationally televised game at Sacramento on Sunday and after watching, they expended a lot of energy in what looked to be a game they were very jacked up for. Portland is playing some of their best basketball, winning 5 of their last 6 games that include home wins over Minnesota and Sacramento. For the season, the Blazers are 22-12 at home and have won 4 straight. The Rockets are playing just their 3rd road game since March 5th after a 5-game homestand. With their win on Saturday over Orlando, the Blazers moved to one-half game of Utah for the eighth and final playoff spot in the Western Conference with 13 games remaining. Portland has definitely picked up their game on the defensive end and it seems everyone is buying into it for once. They have allowed just 82.5 ppg on 41.0% shooting their last 6 games. Those are well below their season averages of 92.1 ppg and 45.1% shooting. Only one team has scored more that 83 points during this span. "When you play defense consistently, then it gives you a chance to win every night," forward Theo Ratliff said. "We have to understand that defense is becoming our style of play, and we have to play that style every night." Portland is 11-7 ATS at home against winning teams while Houston is 8-11 ATS on the road against above .500 teams. The home teams has won all 3 meeting this season and 7 of the last 8 overall.