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Insider Edge Sports – Report For Friday, October 29, 2004
No thanks to 25 points by the Hokies in the final quarter last night, we lost a tough one with Georgia Tech. No need to look back as we make it up tonight with a winner in the Boise St. /Hawaii game. Get the winner here for only $19.95:
*** Click Here For Friday’s One Day Pass - $19.95 ***
Get all of our winners throughout the weekend along with first three days on the NBA season. And fear not, every football play comes with more information and analysis you will know what to do with.
*** Click Here For The IES Seven Day Pass - $79.95 *** – a savings of nearly $60!!
This coming Saturday will be another huge day for clients as we are releasing our Big XII Game of the Year. This game fits into all of our parameters making it the 4th Conference Game of the Year play in 4 weeks, a rarity to say the least. Not an accident however is the fact the first 3 GOY releases were all winners:
Big Ten Game of the Year – Penn St. +11 over Purdue – WINNER!
SEC Game of the Year – Mississippi +10.5 over Tennessee – WINNER!
WAC Game of the Year – Nevada -3 over Tulsa – WINNER!
We aren’t into hyping these bigger plays very often but when they come around, we need to label them with something. All of our plays are ranked as either a 2 Unit or a 3 Unit play. These games are obviously the 3 Unit version but we need to let them stand out a little more. We won’t feed you with any of this 100 Unit, 2000** or Million Star Locks to insult your intelligence. Just consistent and reliable winners!
As you can see below, we are having a great football season and you can check out our record and rankings at the links below since every one of our plays is documented. Football is now hitting 60% this season and members have accumulated over 44 net units of profit thus far.
Basketball opens in just over a week and we are offering an unheard of special. Get the entire basketball season (NBA and NCAA) for only $299. This includes everything in all sports right through the NBA Finals. Basically, it’s like signing up for our football season package and getting an additional 4 months for FREE! Last season the NBA finished very strong after a slow start hitting 57% NBA Records while we finished ranked #1 in college hoops at Wisetracking .
This one won’t last long so jump on it now. Once the season gets going, it will go up to our normal price of $499. Sign up today and your service starts today – no need to wait for the basketball season to even start.
*** Click Here For Our Basketball Season Package - $299.00 ***
If you aren’t with us for the whole football season, there really are no excuses. We are kicking tail on the gridiron and our results prove it. Ask a majority of other services where they are monitored and what their season record is and you will most likely be ignored.
NFL Rankings (Click Links For Ranks)
Procappers – 7th out of 81 Services
Handicapper Hound – 3rd out of 27 Services
Wisetracking – 4th out of 28 Services
NCAA FB Rankings (Click Links For Ranks)
Procappers - 9th out of 81 Services
Handicapper Hound – 2nd out of 26 Services
Wisetracking – 2nd out of 28 Services
Our second website has now gone live. It is hooked up directly to our picks database making it easier to release our premium and free selections. You can sign up for our daily FREE selections, which are emailed every morning right to your inbox. Simply go to http://www.insideredgesports.com and sign up.
Free Service Play For Saturday, October 30, 2004
Utah St. Aggies at Middle Tennessee St. Blue Raiders 3:00 PM ET
Middle Tennessee St. Blue Raiders –9.5 –104 (2 Units)
This will be the second of four straight road games for the Aggies, who are in a stretch with six of seven games away from home. Utah St. is 1-3 on the road this year, having won at UNLV (despite getting outgained by 259 total yards), and they are 5-24 away from Logan in the Mick Dennehy era. Middle Tennessee St. is clicking on offense and their defense has played their two best games in their last two conference outings. Besides their loss to Florida, their other three losses were by 9 points or less and two of those were on the road. They have put up 79 points on offense in their last two games at home.
The Blue Raiders should be able to name their score here. Utah St. ranks 16th in the NCAA in pass defense allowing just 170.3 ypg but that is due to teams running on them late due to big leads. The Aggies are 94th in pass efficiency defense, a much better indicator of how their defense is holding up against the pass. Blue Raiders QB Clint Marks leads the Sun Belt Conference in passing and total offense, averaging 294.4 yards per game. Marks even played well against Florida two weeks ago, completing 25-37 passes for 223 yards including a 37-yard TD toss to Kerry Wright. The Blue Raiders are 7th in the country in passing offense and 21st in pass efficiency offense. However, it’s the rushing game that is making strides. Last week against Idaho, the Blue Raiders finished the game with a season-high 165 yards rushing and 203 passing. That marked the closest the two offensive phases had grown in a game this season. The Blue Raiders have put up three straight 100-yard rushing performances in conference play while opposing defenses have tried to limit the team's fiery air attack. In fact, Middle Tennessee St. has raised its rushing average from 75 yards per game in the year's first three contests to a 138-yard average in the last three Sun Belt games. Utah State is ranked 108th nationally in rushing defense, allowing 224.7 yards on the ground per game. On offense for Idaho, quarterback Travis Cox's problem this season has been youth at the skill positions. He has tossed 13 interceptions this season after throwing only seven all of last year. A big part of the problem is the youth surrounding him as the Aggies' two leading receivers are a freshman and a sophomore, respectively. Their running game isn’t doing much better either. Their 62.6 yards per game rushing is its lowest since averaging 51.1 in 1988 and their 281.9 total offense yards per game is its lowest since 1986 when the Aggies averaged just 192.0 yards per game. Injuries aren’t helping this team either. Senior linebacker Jared Johnstun and senior offensive guard Victor Eti suffered "stinger-concussion problems," according to Dennehy. Despite the bye this week, both players are listed as questionable. "If they don't improve dramatically, they probably won't play," Dennehy said. Eti's injury could further decimate an offensive line which, in recent weeks, has lost starters Malik Cin (blood clot) and Pace Jorgensen (knee). There is more bad news. After getting injured in a car accident last weekend, defensive back Antonio Taylor will not play. Taylor is tied for the team lead in tackles with 47. Joe Lindsay and Andrea Bala will be looked at to fill the newest hole in the Aggies' secondary that is still missing starting safety Terrance Washington. Utah St. does not travel well as they have lost all four of their road Sun Belt Conference games in the last two years, while they are 4-2 in conference home games in that time span. Middle Tennessee St. is looking forward to this game after getting embarrassed last season at Utah St. The Aggies produced a season-high 495 yards of total offense, while the defense limited the Blue Raiders to 150 yards and no points through three quarters. Defensive lineman Jerry Vanderpool remembers last year's visit to Utah State. "I never played in the snow before," said Vanderpool. "And I never lost like that in my life." Blowout city.
You can purchase plays at both sites. The costs and information you receive are identical.
http://www.insideredgesports.com
http://www.insideredge.com
No thanks to 25 points by the Hokies in the final quarter last night, we lost a tough one with Georgia Tech. No need to look back as we make it up tonight with a winner in the Boise St. /Hawaii game. Get the winner here for only $19.95:
*** Click Here For Friday’s One Day Pass - $19.95 ***
Get all of our winners throughout the weekend along with first three days on the NBA season. And fear not, every football play comes with more information and analysis you will know what to do with.
*** Click Here For The IES Seven Day Pass - $79.95 *** – a savings of nearly $60!!
This coming Saturday will be another huge day for clients as we are releasing our Big XII Game of the Year. This game fits into all of our parameters making it the 4th Conference Game of the Year play in 4 weeks, a rarity to say the least. Not an accident however is the fact the first 3 GOY releases were all winners:
Big Ten Game of the Year – Penn St. +11 over Purdue – WINNER!
SEC Game of the Year – Mississippi +10.5 over Tennessee – WINNER!
WAC Game of the Year – Nevada -3 over Tulsa – WINNER!
We aren’t into hyping these bigger plays very often but when they come around, we need to label them with something. All of our plays are ranked as either a 2 Unit or a 3 Unit play. These games are obviously the 3 Unit version but we need to let them stand out a little more. We won’t feed you with any of this 100 Unit, 2000** or Million Star Locks to insult your intelligence. Just consistent and reliable winners!
As you can see below, we are having a great football season and you can check out our record and rankings at the links below since every one of our plays is documented. Football is now hitting 60% this season and members have accumulated over 44 net units of profit thus far.
Basketball opens in just over a week and we are offering an unheard of special. Get the entire basketball season (NBA and NCAA) for only $299. This includes everything in all sports right through the NBA Finals. Basically, it’s like signing up for our football season package and getting an additional 4 months for FREE! Last season the NBA finished very strong after a slow start hitting 57% NBA Records while we finished ranked #1 in college hoops at Wisetracking .
This one won’t last long so jump on it now. Once the season gets going, it will go up to our normal price of $499. Sign up today and your service starts today – no need to wait for the basketball season to even start.
*** Click Here For Our Basketball Season Package - $299.00 ***
If you aren’t with us for the whole football season, there really are no excuses. We are kicking tail on the gridiron and our results prove it. Ask a majority of other services where they are monitored and what their season record is and you will most likely be ignored.
NFL Rankings (Click Links For Ranks)
Procappers – 7th out of 81 Services
Handicapper Hound – 3rd out of 27 Services
Wisetracking – 4th out of 28 Services
NCAA FB Rankings (Click Links For Ranks)
Procappers - 9th out of 81 Services
Handicapper Hound – 2nd out of 26 Services
Wisetracking – 2nd out of 28 Services
Our second website has now gone live. It is hooked up directly to our picks database making it easier to release our premium and free selections. You can sign up for our daily FREE selections, which are emailed every morning right to your inbox. Simply go to http://www.insideredgesports.com and sign up.
Free Service Play For Saturday, October 30, 2004
Utah St. Aggies at Middle Tennessee St. Blue Raiders 3:00 PM ET
Middle Tennessee St. Blue Raiders –9.5 –104 (2 Units)
This will be the second of four straight road games for the Aggies, who are in a stretch with six of seven games away from home. Utah St. is 1-3 on the road this year, having won at UNLV (despite getting outgained by 259 total yards), and they are 5-24 away from Logan in the Mick Dennehy era. Middle Tennessee St. is clicking on offense and their defense has played their two best games in their last two conference outings. Besides their loss to Florida, their other three losses were by 9 points or less and two of those were on the road. They have put up 79 points on offense in their last two games at home.
The Blue Raiders should be able to name their score here. Utah St. ranks 16th in the NCAA in pass defense allowing just 170.3 ypg but that is due to teams running on them late due to big leads. The Aggies are 94th in pass efficiency defense, a much better indicator of how their defense is holding up against the pass. Blue Raiders QB Clint Marks leads the Sun Belt Conference in passing and total offense, averaging 294.4 yards per game. Marks even played well against Florida two weeks ago, completing 25-37 passes for 223 yards including a 37-yard TD toss to Kerry Wright. The Blue Raiders are 7th in the country in passing offense and 21st in pass efficiency offense. However, it’s the rushing game that is making strides. Last week against Idaho, the Blue Raiders finished the game with a season-high 165 yards rushing and 203 passing. That marked the closest the two offensive phases had grown in a game this season. The Blue Raiders have put up three straight 100-yard rushing performances in conference play while opposing defenses have tried to limit the team's fiery air attack. In fact, Middle Tennessee St. has raised its rushing average from 75 yards per game in the year's first three contests to a 138-yard average in the last three Sun Belt games. Utah State is ranked 108th nationally in rushing defense, allowing 224.7 yards on the ground per game. On offense for Idaho, quarterback Travis Cox's problem this season has been youth at the skill positions. He has tossed 13 interceptions this season after throwing only seven all of last year. A big part of the problem is the youth surrounding him as the Aggies' two leading receivers are a freshman and a sophomore, respectively. Their running game isn’t doing much better either. Their 62.6 yards per game rushing is its lowest since averaging 51.1 in 1988 and their 281.9 total offense yards per game is its lowest since 1986 when the Aggies averaged just 192.0 yards per game. Injuries aren’t helping this team either. Senior linebacker Jared Johnstun and senior offensive guard Victor Eti suffered "stinger-concussion problems," according to Dennehy. Despite the bye this week, both players are listed as questionable. "If they don't improve dramatically, they probably won't play," Dennehy said. Eti's injury could further decimate an offensive line which, in recent weeks, has lost starters Malik Cin (blood clot) and Pace Jorgensen (knee). There is more bad news. After getting injured in a car accident last weekend, defensive back Antonio Taylor will not play. Taylor is tied for the team lead in tackles with 47. Joe Lindsay and Andrea Bala will be looked at to fill the newest hole in the Aggies' secondary that is still missing starting safety Terrance Washington. Utah St. does not travel well as they have lost all four of their road Sun Belt Conference games in the last two years, while they are 4-2 in conference home games in that time span. Middle Tennessee St. is looking forward to this game after getting embarrassed last season at Utah St. The Aggies produced a season-high 495 yards of total offense, while the defense limited the Blue Raiders to 150 yards and no points through three quarters. Defensive lineman Jerry Vanderpool remembers last year's visit to Utah State. "I never played in the snow before," said Vanderpool. "And I never lost like that in my life." Blowout city.
You can purchase plays at both sites. The costs and information you receive are identical.
http://www.insideredgesports.com
http://www.insideredge.com