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Good luck with your plays today Raymond. I like the road teams on today's board as well. The Miami line is already coming down to +7.5 at a lot of the book; its time to jump on board now.
Good luck!
Dennis K
Good luck!
Dennis K
Like SD St as well
San Diego St. 169-366 31.59%
UNLV 366-169 68.41%
Just under 70% action on UNLV and the line has fallen from the opener of 4 to 3' now
San Diego St. 169-366 31.59%
UNLV 366-169 68.41%
Just under 70% action on UNLV and the line has fallen from the opener of 4 to 3' now
i wanna take aztecs too but line has me confused, i see at best san diego st -1... why is unlv favored?
B.O.L.
B.O.L.
Washington -3.5
Oregon was on slides of 0-6 SU and 1-5 ATS before scoring a win at lowly Arizona State last Saturday. Still, this is a Duck team that doesn't play well at McArthur Court (0-4 SU/ATS last four in Eugene) and is still shuffling and experimenting to find the right combination.
The natives in Eugene are restless with coach Ernie Kent, who has started at 11 of his 13 players at least once this season. Tonight, third-leading scorer Bryce Taylor is out with a knee injury and this is not the time of year to still be unsure about who's your best personnel to have on the court. But that's becoming the norm at Oregon, where the Ducks are a mere 5-13 SU and 4-13-1 ATS in February contests the last three seasons.
Oregon (1-8 ATS slide as a home pup of three or less), is talented, but mistake prone. It also doesn't defend well (last five opponents shooting 48 percent) and the high-scoring Huskies (47.2 percent shooting all games) will score enough to cover this small price.
Lorenzo Romar's Huskies are playing with a lot of confidence after completing regular season sweeps of UCLA and Southern Cal last week. Brandon Roy (20-plus points in five straight) has been solid and this is a Washington team that wants to build momentum before heaing into the post-season.
The Huskies are on series' runs of 4-1 SU and 3-1-1 ATS after last month's 19-point victory in Seattle. They registered the scoreboard victory last year at McArthur Court and they'll do the same tonight with this win and cover.
Oregon was on slides of 0-6 SU and 1-5 ATS before scoring a win at lowly Arizona State last Saturday. Still, this is a Duck team that doesn't play well at McArthur Court (0-4 SU/ATS last four in Eugene) and is still shuffling and experimenting to find the right combination.
The natives in Eugene are restless with coach Ernie Kent, who has started at 11 of his 13 players at least once this season. Tonight, third-leading scorer Bryce Taylor is out with a knee injury and this is not the time of year to still be unsure about who's your best personnel to have on the court. But that's becoming the norm at Oregon, where the Ducks are a mere 5-13 SU and 4-13-1 ATS in February contests the last three seasons.
Oregon (1-8 ATS slide as a home pup of three or less), is talented, but mistake prone. It also doesn't defend well (last five opponents shooting 48 percent) and the high-scoring Huskies (47.2 percent shooting all games) will score enough to cover this small price.
Lorenzo Romar's Huskies are playing with a lot of confidence after completing regular season sweeps of UCLA and Southern Cal last week. Brandon Roy (20-plus points in five straight) has been solid and this is a Washington team that wants to build momentum before heaing into the post-season.
The Huskies are on series' runs of 4-1 SU and 3-1-1 ATS after last month's 19-point victory in Seattle. They registered the scoreboard victory last year at McArthur Court and they'll do the same tonight with this win and cover.
Oregon State head coach Jay John has been whining about his injured point guard Lamar Hurd through a recent 1-8 SU stretch of 50- and 60-ish games that his slop-ball princesses have slogged through. Whatever they may finally do good on one end will be negated on the other. Meanwhile, WSU?s Dick Bennett was without his own starting PG for a long stretch, never whined, and waited for OSU?s record to drop back to his level so he could coach John?s pants off head-to-head, and beat him out for a post-season spot!
