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Insider Edge Sports – Report For Tuesday, November 9, 2004
Back from a travel weekend and back to posting daily winners. A tough beat last night with the Golden St./Dallas under as the overtime pushed it over.
• NFL is 30-20 (60.0%) this season
• NCAA is 50-39 (56.2%) this season
• NCAA Conference Game of the Year Releases are 4-0 (100%)
We will be adding to our NCAA GOY record as we have our Mountain West Conference Game of the Year going this coming Saturday November 13, 2004.
For Tuesday, we have Toledo/Northern Illinois along with 2 NBA releases. Grab these now to build the bankroll for Saturday.
*** Click Here For Tuesday’s One Day Pass - $19.95 ***
Can’t stress enough how important it is to join us long term. You see the results – don’t be left sitting in the stands. Basketball is here 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.
Free Service Play For Tuesday, November 9, 2004
Toronto Raptors at Sacramento Kings 10:05 PM ET
Sacramento Kings –7.5 –110 (2 Units)
Sacramento is 0-3, losing to teams who are 7-3 this season (4-0 at home) and who were a combined 96-27 at home last season. This is their home opener and Arco has been a tough place for visitors, as the Kings are 69-13 over the past two seasons at home. They have shot a combined 47.4% over the past two seasons at home and have averaged 104.8 ppg. This year has started off just the opposite but all of their games have been played in Texas. The normally high-scoring unit has made 102 of 262 (38.9%) of its field-goal attempts and 11 of 40 (27.5%) three-point attempts. The poor shooting through three games this season excludes only Mike Bibby (51.2%) and Brad Miller (51.5%) among the team's core. Peja Stojakovic is at 32% overall and 22% from three-point range which is the biggest surprise. A return home will help him as he has not shot worse than 47% from the floor and 40% from behind the arc the past 4 seasons. Free throw shooting is the only area in which the Kings have excelled. They lead the NBA at 84.4 percent. The Raptors are off to a surprising 3-0 start, all at home, and now embark on a 6-game west coast trip. Toronto was 24-58 the past two seasons on the road and coming off an NBA worst 83.5 ppg last season. Last year they shot 40.9% away from home, also an NBA low and recorded only 39.2 rpg, 2nd worst in the league. Sacramento has dominated this series, winning 8 of the last 9 meetings including 5 wins at home by an average of 19.2 ppg.
Back from a travel weekend and back to posting daily winners. A tough beat last night with the Golden St./Dallas under as the overtime pushed it over.
• NFL is 30-20 (60.0%) this season
• NCAA is 50-39 (56.2%) this season
• NCAA Conference Game of the Year Releases are 4-0 (100%)
We will be adding to our NCAA GOY record as we have our Mountain West Conference Game of the Year going this coming Saturday November 13, 2004.
For Tuesday, we have Toledo/Northern Illinois along with 2 NBA releases. Grab these now to build the bankroll for Saturday.
*** Click Here For Tuesday’s One Day Pass - $19.95 ***
Can’t stress enough how important it is to join us long term. You see the results – don’t be left sitting in the stands. Basketball is here 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.
Free Service Play For Tuesday, November 9, 2004
Toronto Raptors at Sacramento Kings 10:05 PM ET
Sacramento Kings –7.5 –110 (2 Units)
Sacramento is 0-3, losing to teams who are 7-3 this season (4-0 at home) and who were a combined 96-27 at home last season. This is their home opener and Arco has been a tough place for visitors, as the Kings are 69-13 over the past two seasons at home. They have shot a combined 47.4% over the past two seasons at home and have averaged 104.8 ppg. This year has started off just the opposite but all of their games have been played in Texas. The normally high-scoring unit has made 102 of 262 (38.9%) of its field-goal attempts and 11 of 40 (27.5%) three-point attempts. The poor shooting through three games this season excludes only Mike Bibby (51.2%) and Brad Miller (51.5%) among the team's core. Peja Stojakovic is at 32% overall and 22% from three-point range which is the biggest surprise. A return home will help him as he has not shot worse than 47% from the floor and 40% from behind the arc the past 4 seasons. Free throw shooting is the only area in which the Kings have excelled. They lead the NBA at 84.4 percent. The Raptors are off to a surprising 3-0 start, all at home, and now embark on a 6-game west coast trip. Toronto was 24-58 the past two seasons on the road and coming off an NBA worst 83.5 ppg last season. Last year they shot 40.9% away from home, also an NBA low and recorded only 39.2 rpg, 2nd worst in the league. Sacramento has dominated this series, winning 8 of the last 9 meetings including 5 wins at home by an average of 19.2 ppg.