Originally Posted by
OC
OK ladies and gents:
I've lurked and randomly posted long enough. This may be my first and only pick post but I have been doing significantly better than average the last 2 weeks since a major collapse and change in strategy. My only problem is I watch the lines closely and, at times, won't help most as I play my plays shortly before tip off. Oh yeah, and I play almost as many plays as Curious. (No offense Curious)
Here we go:
Wake - 7 - Deacons have way to much for GT to handle. I expect it over shortly after the 1/2. Styles of offense and defense heavily in WF favor. Look for a 20 point cover.
LOSS
ND + 11 - Honestly a gut play. Don't see ND losing 3 in a row and if they do, a cover is more than likely. Big H handles Pitt down low and takes away scoring in the paint.
LOSS by 1.5
Louisville - 6 1/2 - Lou is in a different class IMO and has no right being a less than DD Fav. LOSS by .5
Xavier - 16 - Lotta points to lay but I have seen almost every game Xav has played. On the contrary, I have seen Mass play inconsistent D, have no clue how to score, and look anemic in general. Run the numbers and Xav looks like a clear winner. Gut comes into play again slightly but I have Xav capped by 22. LOSS
Buffalo - 14 1/2 - I wouldn't recommend anyone play this just because I posted it. I have played with and against Buffalo every game and only lost once. I absolutely love this team. Not sure if I'll keep on posting picks but if I do, you'll see quite a bit of the Buffalo games. Oh and Toledo is brutal by the way. If they find their way off the bus it'll be amazing. Prayin' a back door cover doesn't bite me in the arse. LOSS by 1.5
I need some sleep and another shot of Patron. (and yes I made my plays before I got liquored up)
GL All ... hope I was helpful.
OC
Just a heads up. My normal play is 5 units with 1 unit = $100.00 and it is pretty rare to deviate. First time in a long time I played 2 - 10 unit plays (Celts and Lakers) so most will be regular 5 unit plays. Comments both negative and positive are more than welcomed.