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PRO INFO SPORTS clients received 2 more 7STAR SELECTION winners. Our highest-rated Money Plays are now 14-4 this year, including 4-1 in NCAA Football. We have another FREE selection provided below along with the information, analysis, and advice provided below on our late 7STAR SELECTION.
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Saturday’s late 7STAR SELECTION (5% of Bankroll)
MINNESOTA -11½ over Toledo
Two teams with high expectations for 2004 open their seasons tonight, as Toledo collide with #25 Minnesota at the Minneapolis MetroDome. The Rockets come into the season as a favorite to win the West Division of the Mid-American Conference and some even believe the team has what it takes to crack the Top 25. Toledo returns 14 starters from last season, when it went a solid 8-4 overall and 6-2 in MAC play. The Golden Gophers also enter the year with high expectations after going a stellar 10-3 last year. It was the first time in nearly a century that a Minnesota team won 10 games. The Gophers bring a 13-game winning streak against non-conference foes into this contest, and have won 10 consecutive home openers.
If Toledo is to challenge for the MAC title it will need quarterback Brad Gradkowski to duplicate his efforts from last season. The talented junior passed for over 3,000 yards and 29 touchdowns in 2003. He may be able to even surpass those lofty figures here in 2004 as his entire receiving corps is back for another go. As for the rushing attack, Trinity Dawson will again consume the majority of the carries this season for the Rockets after finishing one yard shy of 1,000 while finding the end zone 10 times. The big struggle for the offense may be up front with just two starters returning along the offensive line. The Rockets did a respectable job on the defensive side of the ball in 2003, but they must replace a slew of defensive linemen. Seven of the eight players from last year’s front line, including all four starters, are gone, making this season’s line very young and inexperienced and making for a huge mismatch in this contest.
Last year, Minnesota scored at least 42 points in each of its first four games as they have started very strong under Glen Mason. The unit finished among the top seven in the country in scoring offense, rushing offense and total offense. The Gophers are absolutely loaded at several key spots this year, although it will need to fill the quarterback void left by the departed Asad Abdul-Khaliq. Filling those shoes is sophomore Bryan Cupito, who was the team's third-string signal-caller a year ago. He is a heady player with a strong arm, and will benefit greatly from what is one of the strongest backfields in the nation that includes two 1,000-yard rushers in Marion Barber III and Laurence Maroney. The offensive line should again be a steam-rolling machine with four starters returning. On the defensive side of the ball the Gophers were solid last season and have 7 starters returning.
Toledo pulled some surprises last year, but they won’t catch the Gophers napping here, not in their home opener on national TV. Minnesota should overpower the Rockets as they roll to a comfortable victory by more than 2 TDs.
FINAL SCORE: MINNESOTA 63 TOLEDO 21
Sunday’s FREE OPINION SELECTION
Kentucky +10 over LOUISVILLE
It’s the annual Labor Day weekend war in the Blue Grass State, as the Louisville Cardinals host the Kentucky Wildcats. The ‘Cats 4-8 finish last year was a major disappointment as they had been determined to make it to a bowl game. The squad actually entered the campaign with hopes of contending for the SEC title, but losses in four of the first six contests crushed those aspirations. The slide started with the season opening loss to Louisville. There were many questions for the Cards heading into last season, but they were mostly answered positively with the team's 9-4 overall mark. The team did an outstanding job in Bobby Petrino's first year at the helm, including a GMAC Bowl appearance against Miami-Ohio, and with a wealth of experience back in place, they are the ones talking big now, looking to post double figures in the win column.
The “hefty lefty” Jared Lorenzen entered last season as the much talked about quarterback of Kentucky, and Shane Boyd played only sparingly. Now a senior, the little-used Boyd is ready to show off his talents. The Kentucky defense features a true star in DE Vincent "Sweet Pea" Burns, who has a great motor and should command two blockers on many occasions Sunday. He will get plenty of help from his teammates, as nine of the 11 starters from last year are back in place.
Stefan LeFors threw for more than 3,000 yards last season for a Louisville team that ranked 15th nationally in scoring. As a team, the Cardinals racked up an impressive 228 rushing ypg in 2003 with a trio of talented tailbacks - Lionel Gates, Eric Shelton and Michael Bush. They all return to the fold this season, giving Louisville the most dangerous backfield in C-USA. While the offense was explosive a year ago, the defensive unit allowed 28 ppg and ranked 93rd in total defense. Eight starters are back, and the hope is that experience will improve those figures.
This has been an underdog-revenger series recently, and it could happen once again. The Cardinals might not be an SEC power, but Kentucky fans have had enough of having to answer to their in-state rivals. "I've lived with a year of hearing about it, how we got our fannies kicked," UK coach Rich Brooks said, adding, "Obviously this is a very important football game and nobody has to nudge me and tell me that." Last year's game seemed to set the tone for both teams, and the Cats haven’t forgotten. "In a staff's first year, the outcome of that game I think set a lot of good things in motion for the team that won it, and set some things that were not good in motion for the team that lost it," Brooks said. "We struggled because of that. Some of our struggles may not have been there had we been able to win." That makes this season's opener even more important for Kentucky. Forget bragging rights. The Wildcats need to open the season with some confidence, and it's hard to beat beating your in-state rival for a much-needed boost.
Meanwhile, Louisville could well be falling into the trap of reading too many positive press clippings in the offseason. Everyone has been patting them on the back, telling them how good they are, and are going to beat Kentucky and win the conference title. Last time that happened, these same Wildcats devoured the Cardinals in the season opener 2 years ago, and Louisville underachieved most of the season. The team has also had the unnecessary distraction of a QB controversy. Despite the fantastic season LeFors enjoyed last year, Petrino put his job up for grabs, allowing a true freshman a shot at grabbing the starting position. For now, the starter is LeFors, but expect to see peach fuzz-faced Brian Brohm in this game at some point. It certainly could not have done anything for LeFors confidence, and now he will have to play while looking over his shoulder. At times it almost seemed as if the fans and coaches wanted Brohm to take the job from LeFors. How’s that for appreciation? Brohm remains close behind, probably too close for LeFors to feel too comfortable. After all, Petrino and his staff inherited LeFors from former coach John L. Smith, but it was Brohm they wanted all along. Don’t be surprised to see LeFors make some mistakes as he puts too much pressure on himself. Also, don’t be surprised to see Kentucky at least keep this one close, losing by less than a TD if they fail to pull off the outright upset.
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PRO INFO SPORTS clients received 2 more 7STAR SELECTION winners. Our highest-rated Money Plays are now 14-4 this year, including 4-1 in NCAA Football. We have another FREE selection provided below along with the information, analysis, and advice provided below on our late 7STAR SELECTION.
We have another 7STAR SELECTION available for clients on Sunday, along with the rest of our Money Plays on Sunday and Monday. Get these and ALL PRO INFO SPORTS winning selections. We have options available for every sports gaming investor:
* Get NFL Week 1 AND all NCAA Football selections through next Saturday for only $29.95 - Buy the Total Football WEEK GAMEDAY INVESTMENT E-LERT.
* Get ALL NFL & NCAA Football selections through the end of September for only $89.95, or $104.95 with the NFL POWERePORT - Buy the Total Football MONTH GAMEDAY INVESTMENT E-LERT of your choice.
* Get ALL NFL & NCAA Football selections for the entire season through the National Championship Game and Super Bowl for only $314.95, or $359.95 with the NFL POWERePORT - Buy the Total Football SEASON GAMEDAY INVESTMENT E-LERT of your choice.
* We also offer the NFL and NCAA Football weekly, monthly, and seasonally subscriptions separately.
Sign up NOW for the PRO INFO SPORTS GAMEDAY INVESTMENT E-LERT via PRO INFO SPORTS SERVICES & PRODUCTS. E-LERTS are issued the day prior to all football games and detail each Money Play and OPINION SELECTION with comprehensive information, analysis and advice.
http://www.proinfosports.com/ServProd.0.html
The GAMEDAY INVESTMENT FREE-LERT features a sample of the in-depth information, analysis, and advice available from PRO INFO SPORTS with complimentary selections, including POWER SYSTEMS™. If you would like to join the FREE-LERT e-mailing list, simply send us a note at:
[email protected]
Saturday’s late 7STAR SELECTION (5% of Bankroll)
MINNESOTA -11½ over Toledo
Two teams with high expectations for 2004 open their seasons tonight, as Toledo collide with #25 Minnesota at the Minneapolis MetroDome. The Rockets come into the season as a favorite to win the West Division of the Mid-American Conference and some even believe the team has what it takes to crack the Top 25. Toledo returns 14 starters from last season, when it went a solid 8-4 overall and 6-2 in MAC play. The Golden Gophers also enter the year with high expectations after going a stellar 10-3 last year. It was the first time in nearly a century that a Minnesota team won 10 games. The Gophers bring a 13-game winning streak against non-conference foes into this contest, and have won 10 consecutive home openers.
If Toledo is to challenge for the MAC title it will need quarterback Brad Gradkowski to duplicate his efforts from last season. The talented junior passed for over 3,000 yards and 29 touchdowns in 2003. He may be able to even surpass those lofty figures here in 2004 as his entire receiving corps is back for another go. As for the rushing attack, Trinity Dawson will again consume the majority of the carries this season for the Rockets after finishing one yard shy of 1,000 while finding the end zone 10 times. The big struggle for the offense may be up front with just two starters returning along the offensive line. The Rockets did a respectable job on the defensive side of the ball in 2003, but they must replace a slew of defensive linemen. Seven of the eight players from last year’s front line, including all four starters, are gone, making this season’s line very young and inexperienced and making for a huge mismatch in this contest.
Last year, Minnesota scored at least 42 points in each of its first four games as they have started very strong under Glen Mason. The unit finished among the top seven in the country in scoring offense, rushing offense and total offense. The Gophers are absolutely loaded at several key spots this year, although it will need to fill the quarterback void left by the departed Asad Abdul-Khaliq. Filling those shoes is sophomore Bryan Cupito, who was the team's third-string signal-caller a year ago. He is a heady player with a strong arm, and will benefit greatly from what is one of the strongest backfields in the nation that includes two 1,000-yard rushers in Marion Barber III and Laurence Maroney. The offensive line should again be a steam-rolling machine with four starters returning. On the defensive side of the ball the Gophers were solid last season and have 7 starters returning.
Toledo pulled some surprises last year, but they won’t catch the Gophers napping here, not in their home opener on national TV. Minnesota should overpower the Rockets as they roll to a comfortable victory by more than 2 TDs.
FINAL SCORE: MINNESOTA 63 TOLEDO 21
Sunday’s FREE OPINION SELECTION
Kentucky +10 over LOUISVILLE
It’s the annual Labor Day weekend war in the Blue Grass State, as the Louisville Cardinals host the Kentucky Wildcats. The ‘Cats 4-8 finish last year was a major disappointment as they had been determined to make it to a bowl game. The squad actually entered the campaign with hopes of contending for the SEC title, but losses in four of the first six contests crushed those aspirations. The slide started with the season opening loss to Louisville. There were many questions for the Cards heading into last season, but they were mostly answered positively with the team's 9-4 overall mark. The team did an outstanding job in Bobby Petrino's first year at the helm, including a GMAC Bowl appearance against Miami-Ohio, and with a wealth of experience back in place, they are the ones talking big now, looking to post double figures in the win column.
The “hefty lefty” Jared Lorenzen entered last season as the much talked about quarterback of Kentucky, and Shane Boyd played only sparingly. Now a senior, the little-used Boyd is ready to show off his talents. The Kentucky defense features a true star in DE Vincent "Sweet Pea" Burns, who has a great motor and should command two blockers on many occasions Sunday. He will get plenty of help from his teammates, as nine of the 11 starters from last year are back in place.
Stefan LeFors threw for more than 3,000 yards last season for a Louisville team that ranked 15th nationally in scoring. As a team, the Cardinals racked up an impressive 228 rushing ypg in 2003 with a trio of talented tailbacks - Lionel Gates, Eric Shelton and Michael Bush. They all return to the fold this season, giving Louisville the most dangerous backfield in C-USA. While the offense was explosive a year ago, the defensive unit allowed 28 ppg and ranked 93rd in total defense. Eight starters are back, and the hope is that experience will improve those figures.
This has been an underdog-revenger series recently, and it could happen once again. The Cardinals might not be an SEC power, but Kentucky fans have had enough of having to answer to their in-state rivals. "I've lived with a year of hearing about it, how we got our fannies kicked," UK coach Rich Brooks said, adding, "Obviously this is a very important football game and nobody has to nudge me and tell me that." Last year's game seemed to set the tone for both teams, and the Cats haven’t forgotten. "In a staff's first year, the outcome of that game I think set a lot of good things in motion for the team that won it, and set some things that were not good in motion for the team that lost it," Brooks said. "We struggled because of that. Some of our struggles may not have been there had we been able to win." That makes this season's opener even more important for Kentucky. Forget bragging rights. The Wildcats need to open the season with some confidence, and it's hard to beat beating your in-state rival for a much-needed boost.
Meanwhile, Louisville could well be falling into the trap of reading too many positive press clippings in the offseason. Everyone has been patting them on the back, telling them how good they are, and are going to beat Kentucky and win the conference title. Last time that happened, these same Wildcats devoured the Cardinals in the season opener 2 years ago, and Louisville underachieved most of the season. The team has also had the unnecessary distraction of a QB controversy. Despite the fantastic season LeFors enjoyed last year, Petrino put his job up for grabs, allowing a true freshman a shot at grabbing the starting position. For now, the starter is LeFors, but expect to see peach fuzz-faced Brian Brohm in this game at some point. It certainly could not have done anything for LeFors confidence, and now he will have to play while looking over his shoulder. At times it almost seemed as if the fans and coaches wanted Brohm to take the job from LeFors. How’s that for appreciation? Brohm remains close behind, probably too close for LeFors to feel too comfortable. After all, Petrino and his staff inherited LeFors from former coach John L. Smith, but it was Brohm they wanted all along. Don’t be surprised to see LeFors make some mistakes as he puts too much pressure on himself. Also, don’t be surprised to see Kentucky at least keep this one close, losing by less than a TD if they fail to pull off the outright upset.
PRO INFO SPORTS Publications also presents the most POWERful handicapping tool available - The 2004 NFL POWER SYSTEM e-CYCLOPEDIA - with 400 computer-researched and documented 90%-100% ATS POWER SYSTEMS for every situation throughout the NFL season. It's offered as an e-BOOK, on CD-ROM, or via subscription to the POWERePORT from PRO INFO SPORTS SERVICES & PRODUCTS.
http://www.proinfosports.com/ServProd.0.html
PRO INFO SPORTS also presents the most POWERful handicapping tool available - The 2004 NFL POWER SYSTEM™ e-CYCLOPEDIA - with 400 computer-researched and documented 90%-100% ATS POWER SYSTEMS for every situation throughout the NFL season.
http://www.proinfosports.com/Power.html
POWER SYSTEMS™ are offered as an e-BOOK, on CD-ROM, or via subscription to the POWERePORT from PRO INFO SPORTS SERVICES & PRODUCTS.
http://www.proinfosports.com/ServProd.0.html
POWER SYSTEM™ & POWER SYSTEMS™ are TRADEMARKS of PRO INFO SPORTS. Beware of fraudulent scamdicappers and their unauthorized use of the term POWER SYSTEM(S)™ in violation of copyright and trademark laws. If they aren't PRO INFO SPORTS POWER SYSTEMS™ they aren't POWER SYSTEMS™!
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