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The two Friday plays split losing 1.3 units after picking up 12.8 units on Thursday. The card is all set for Saturday, which includes a 5-unit selection. We will be offering both Saturday and Sunday for the cost of just one day of selections. Purchase the Saturday card through our website for only $25 and receive Sunday as a bonus absolutely free. Click Here To Purchase Saturday Plays Plays can also be purchased at Trackpicks for only $20. We have just started using Trackpicks and they will be our official monitor from here on out as they are a paid monitor that can have picks broken down by units and also have many other features not offered by the free monitoring services. Plays can also be purchased from our daily selection line at $20. Plays are posted on the line by 4:00 pm EST on weekdays and 10:00 am EST on weekends.
Free Play for Saturday February 8, 2003
Northern Illinois +10.5 (2 Units)
MAC division leaders square off as the Huskies travel to play their 7th road game in their last 11 games. Northern Illinois has won 6 of their last 7 games, four of those coming on the road. Their last 2 losses were each by one point so this team could easily be 9-0 in their last 9. Kent is one of the top teams in the MAC once again this season with a 10-1 conference record and are 17-2 overall. They have won 9 in a row and 11 of their last 12 but of those 11 wins, only 2 have come by double-digits and only 1 by more than 10 points. The average margin of victory is only 6 points in those games showing that team knows how to win but is not able to put teams away. Both teams are red hot offensively, shooting over 50% and 45% from three-point range. However the Huskies have been playing tougher defense, allowing 45% shooting compared to 48% for Kent. They have allowed just 27% from behind the arc while Kent has allowed 33%. As a matter of fact, Kent’s three-point shooting defense has been a trouble spot as they are allowing 38% on the season and 42% at home. Northern Illinois has solid, veteran guard play with P.J. Smith and Jay Bates, both seniors, which plays a big factor when going on the road. F Marcus Smallwood will go up against the Golden Flashes best player in F Antonio Gates and that matchup could go either way. The Huskies come in with a lot of confidence and with Kent not having the killer instinct as of late, look for a close game that should come down to the last few minutes.
Insider Edge Sports 1-900-562-5100
The two Friday plays split losing 1.3 units after picking up 12.8 units on Thursday. The card is all set for Saturday, which includes a 5-unit selection. We will be offering both Saturday and Sunday for the cost of just one day of selections. Purchase the Saturday card through our website for only $25 and receive Sunday as a bonus absolutely free. Click Here To Purchase Saturday Plays Plays can also be purchased at Trackpicks for only $20. We have just started using Trackpicks and they will be our official monitor from here on out as they are a paid monitor that can have picks broken down by units and also have many other features not offered by the free monitoring services. Plays can also be purchased from our daily selection line at $20. Plays are posted on the line by 4:00 pm EST on weekdays and 10:00 am EST on weekends.
Free Play for Saturday February 8, 2003
Northern Illinois +10.5 (2 Units)
MAC division leaders square off as the Huskies travel to play their 7th road game in their last 11 games. Northern Illinois has won 6 of their last 7 games, four of those coming on the road. Their last 2 losses were each by one point so this team could easily be 9-0 in their last 9. Kent is one of the top teams in the MAC once again this season with a 10-1 conference record and are 17-2 overall. They have won 9 in a row and 11 of their last 12 but of those 11 wins, only 2 have come by double-digits and only 1 by more than 10 points. The average margin of victory is only 6 points in those games showing that team knows how to win but is not able to put teams away. Both teams are red hot offensively, shooting over 50% and 45% from three-point range. However the Huskies have been playing tougher defense, allowing 45% shooting compared to 48% for Kent. They have allowed just 27% from behind the arc while Kent has allowed 33%. As a matter of fact, Kent’s three-point shooting defense has been a trouble spot as they are allowing 38% on the season and 42% at home. Northern Illinois has solid, veteran guard play with P.J. Smith and Jay Bates, both seniors, which plays a big factor when going on the road. F Marcus Smallwood will go up against the Golden Flashes best player in F Antonio Gates and that matchup could go either way. The Huskies come in with a lot of confidence and with Kent not having the killer instinct as of late, look for a close game that should come down to the last few minutes.
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