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Denver Broncos +1 (1 unit)
Colts/Cardinals o48 (2 units)
Packers/Rams o41 (2 units)
Tampa Bay +7 (2 units)
Detroit Lions +6.5 (2 units)
Saints/Bills u52.5 (3 units)
Chicago Bears -1 (1 unit)
Patriots -4 (1 unit)
Tennessee Titans +1 (1 unit)
Bengals +6 (2 units)
Washington/Detroit u38.5 (1 unit)
St. Louis Rams +7.5 (1 unit)Last edited by therber2; 09-27-09, 11:30 AM.Comment -
9/27/09
Tenn +1.5/NYG -6.5 Parlay .5 U
GB -6.5/ CHI -2.5 Parlay .5 U
NYG -1/GB -1/CHI -2 Teaser +180 .5 U
ML BAL/NYG/GB/CHI +245 .5 U
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5-1-0 yesterday. 1.18 units added to the accounts. YTD is now 19-15-0, 55.9% win rate and up 86.48 units.
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Visiting team won again, this time by 2.Good afternoon ramones951,
Thank you for adding your insight to our thread. Trust me, this helps everyone reading it. Things about this game in particular that would concern me are that the visiting team has won all 5 games by a 3 points per per game average. From a gambling perspective, that tells me the teams have been relatively even/equal in talent over that span and if I knew nothing else about those teams I'd be inclined to take visitor and the points. You are 100% correct about Lancaster being gone but did you know the Warhawks have 17 returning starters from last season including 4 of the 5 offensive linemen for returning RB starter Goodin to rush behind. On the defensive side they only lost two starters from last years squad (a LB and their HAWK (rover)). FAU on the other hand is starting 3 new defensive linemen, and 8 overall from last year, which to me gives the advantage to the Warhawks. Offensively, The Owls have enough firepower to put points on the board especially in conference which gives them a chance. I'm hoping to record this game and watch it later in the day or early next week. There's no doubt in my mind, the game will be fun to watch and competitive. Looking forward to your SBC notes as the season rolls along.
Denver Broncos +1 (1 unit)
Colts/Cardinals o48 (2 units)
Packers/Rams o41 (2 units)
Tampa Bay +7 (2 units)
Detroit Lions +6.5 (2 units)
Saints/Bills u52.5 (3 units)
Chicago Bears -1 (1 unit)
Patriots -4 (1 unit)
Tennessee Titans +1 (1 unit)
Bengals +6 (2 units)
Washington/Detroit u38.5 (1 unit)
St. Louis Rams +7.5 (1 unit)
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2H, SF/MN, over 19', win 5 units
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Thank you. It was the last offensive play off the drive and the completed pass was with but 0:02 left on the clock. What I don't get is why the clock did not start for the point after touchdown - didn't matter for the total but found that to be strange.
Might have something for the 2H of the PIT/CIN depending on what numbers get listed.
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2H, PIT/CIN, over 17', win 2 unitsThank you. It was the last offensive play off the drive and the completed pass was with but 0:02 left on the clock. What I don't get is why the clock did not start for the point after touchdown - didn't matter for the total but found that to be strange.
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great job TA......
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NFL, INDY/AZ, over 46', win 5 units
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You're doing well Today's Action. I was a little off on my FAU pick though
I've got a teaser tonight for Indy +10.5 and total Over 41.5. Good luck!
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Time to take a quick peek at how the future win tickets are doing. Number in ('x) are ranked number followed by conference record and overall record.
Boise State (5) 1-0, 4-0
Boise State, over 10 wins, 2.25/1.00
Boise State, over 10 wins, 2.40/1.00
Boise State, over 10 wins, 2.80/1.00
California (24) 0-1, 3-1
CAL, over 9 wins, 1.55/1.00
Georgia (18) 2-0 , 3-1
UGA, over 8' wins, 2.20/2.00
llinois 0-1 , 1-2
IL, over 7' wins, 3.00/2.00
Penn State (15) 0-1, 3-1
PA State, over 9 wins, 2.00/1.00
PA State, over 9 wins, 2.25/1.00
Pittsburgh 0-0 , 3-1
PIT, over 7' wins, 1.65/1.00
Rutgers 0-1 , 3-1
RUT, over 8 wins, 2.00/1.00
RUT, over 8 wins, 2.30/1.00
South Florida 0-0, 4-0
USF, over 8 wins, 2.20/2.00
The lone team that has any concern at this point in the season is IL.
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Have a parlay pending for tonight's game:
P $ BAL/NYG/GB/DAL +161 .5 U
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Futures as Of 9/26/09
Here's my 2 cents:
BYU O9 is +100 3-1-0
ND O9 is +110 3-1-0
PSU O9 is -300 3-1-0
RUT O8 is -300 3-1-0
STAN is not listed 3-1-0 (No Play, But tracking for fun)
TX TECH U8 is -240 2-2-0
WVU U 8' is -120 2-1-0
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Yeah, that Illinois future will be cutting it close. They need to come up with a big win against either Fresno, Cincy, Mich. St, or Penn St. by my count. The upside is that all the other future picks look rock solid
GL in any case, TA!
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Time to take a quick peek at how the future win tickets are doing. Number in ('x') are ranked number followed by conference record and overall record.
Boise State (5) 1-0, 4-0
Boise State, over 10 wins, 2.25/1.00
Boise State, over 10 wins, 2.40/1.00
Boise State, over 10 wins, 2.80/1.00
California (24) 0-1, 3-1
CAL, over 9 wins, 1.55/1.00
Georgia (18) 2-0 , 3-1
UGA, over 8' wins, 2.20/2.00
llinois 0-1 , 1-2
IL, over 7' wins, 3.00/2.00
Penn State (15) 0-1, 3-1
PA State, over 9 wins, 2.00/1.00
PA State, over 9 wins, 2.25/1.00
Pittsburgh 0-0 , 3-1
PIT, over 7' wins, 1.65/1.00
Rutgers 0-1 , 3-1
RUT, over 8 wins, 2.00/1.00
RUT, over 8 wins, 2.30/1.00
South Florida 0-0, 4-0
USF, over 8 wins, 2.20/2.00
The lone team that has any concern at this point in the season is IL.Hopefully those teams and the ones I wager on the remainder of the season will continue to win and/or cover. The are all for regular season only - no conference title game (if/where applicable) or bowl game. IL needs to get their
together and string a few wins together but even if they don't, unless the others fall apart badly there should be profit and that's always a good thing.
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NFL, CAR/DAL, over 48, win 15 units.Comment -
Im on the same side TA
over 48 as well 10 uComment -
10/1 - thur
(2x) w. virginia -17
10/3 - sat
(2x) wake forest +1
(2x) florida st -4.5
(3x) cincy -28
(2x) miss st +4.5
(4x) oregon -31.5
(3x) texas tech -35.5
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USC’s Johnson has throat surgery after accident
By GREG BEACHAM, AP Sports Writer 5 hours, 42 minutes ago
- Buzz up!
LOS ANGELES (AP)—Southern California tailback Stafon Johnson is unlikely to play again this season after a falling weight bar crushed his neck and larynx.
The senior who scored the No. 7 Trojans’ go-ahead touchdown against Ohio State two weeks ago was bench-pressing when the bar slipped from his right hand and fell onto his throat.
Johnson was in critical but stable condition late Monday night after more than seven hours of surgery, said Katreena Salgado, a spokeswoman for California Hospital Medical Center.
He was treated for crushing injuries to his neck as well as severe injuries to his larynx, said the hospital’s trauma medical director, Dr. Gudata Hinika.
It’s unlikely Johnson will be able to play again this season, but his prognosis is good and doctors expect him to make a full recovery, Hinika said in a statement released by the hospital.
Johnson is the Trojans’ second-leading rusher with 157 yards, and he leads USC (3-1, 1-1 Pac-10) with five touchdowns. He led USC in rushing last season with 705 yards and nine touchdowns, but has become into the Trojans’ short-yardage specialist this season behind starter Joe McKnight.
“It hit him with a lot of force, and it hurt him,” coach Pete Carroll said after the Trojans’ brief practice Monday night. “No broken bones as far as I understand, but he’s got some damage in there somewhere, and they’re working it out, trying to figure out what it is.”
Johnson had a spotter when the accident happened—an assistant strength and conditioning coach was standing over him.
“I’ve seen players have the bar slip and fall onto their chest, but never in my 25 years of coaching have I heard of someone dropping a bar on their throat,” said strength and conditioning coach Chris Carlisle, who was standing 10 feet away when the accident happened. “We’re fortunate he was being spotted.”
Johnson, one of six tailbacks who get regular practice time with the Trojans, scored two touchdowns apiece against San Jose State and Ohio State, including that 2-yard run with 1:05 left to beat the Buckeyes. He added another touchdown last weekend against Washington State.
Johnson has carried the ball just 32 times this season, while also catching one pass for the Trojans, who visit No. 24 California on Saturday.
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Ironically, all 4 covered the spread also. But, I'll take it.
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TA & Co,
Any leans on Wednesday's game? I am liking the Louisiana Tech, might buy it down to a FG though.Comment
