Service Plays Added On December 19, 2015

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shared by wahoo1, Ben Burns:

CFB per fav - Utah
CFB cust app - app st
CFB blue chip total - ark st/la tech under


NFL blue chip total - jets/dall over
NFL MAIN EVENT - dallas

Gabriel Dupont:

100 dime play on Appalachian state -7.5

and recommends buying the half point down.

shared by SEASNAGG, Chuck o'Brian:

#50 jets -3

Scott Delany:

#60 georgia st +1.5

shared by tgunn11, Crusher:

Football Crusher
Ohio +7 over App State
(System Record: 40-3, lost last game)
Overall Record: 40-40-2

Hockey Crusher
Los Angeles Kings + Toronto Maple Leafs OVER 5
(System Record: 28-2, won last game)
Overall Record: 28-34-8

Basketball Crusher
Western Kentucky +21 over Louisville
(System Record: 25-1, won last game)
Overall Record: 25-25-1

Soccer Crusher
Westerlo + Charleroi OVER 2.5
This match is happening in Belgium
(System Record: 877-26, lost last 2 games)
Overall Record: 877-690-135

Here are the rest of his football, hockey and basketball plays for today...

Football
BYU +2.5 over Utah
San Jose State -115 over Georgia State
Louisiana Tech -125 over Arkansas State

Hockey
Montreal Canadiens + Dallas Stars UNDER 5.5
Minnesota Wild + Nashville Predators OVER 5
Edmonton Oilers + Colorado Avalanche UNDER 5.5

Basketball
Georgia Tech -1.5 over Georgia
Charleston +17.5 over Miami Florida
South Dakota +10.5 over Illinois

shared by Spungalo, Mighty Quinn:

(NFL) Dallas

Kenny Towers:

(NCAAF) Georgia St +1 (-110)

shared by madden08:

Ben Burns
Utah
Appalachian State
Arkansas State/ Louisiana Tech under
Jets/Dallas over
Dallas

Chuck O'Brien
Jets -3

Dave Cokin
BYU +2.5

EZWinners
New Mexico +8
BYU +2
Ohio +7.5
Georgia So +1.5
Arkansas St. +1.5

Football Crusher
Ohio +7
BYU +2.5
San Jose State -115
Louisiana Tech -125

Fat Jack
New Mexico +12
Utah Under 53.5
Appalachian State -8

Gabriel DuPont
Appalachian state -7.5

Goodfella
Jets

Indian Cowboy
Over 65 Arizona/New Mexico
Under 52 BYU/Utah

Jack Jones
Jets -3
Louisiana Tech -1.5
New Mexico +9
Ohio +7.5

Ken Thompson
Utah Under 54
Georgia State +120
Over LA Tech 67

Las Vegas Sports Syndicate
Ohio +7.5

Lee Sterling
BYU +2.5

Marc Lawrence
BYU
New Mexico

PhillyGodFather
BYU/Utah under 51

Robert Ferrigno
Under 42 Jets/Cowboys
Utah -2.5
Jets -3

Scott Delaney
Georgia St +1.5


The Ticket
Under Arizona/New Mexico

Ultra Sports
New Mexico +9

Vegas Sports Informer
New Mexico +8.5
Utah -2.5
Ohio +8
Georgia St +2.5
Louisiana Tech -2
Under 42 NY Jets/Dallas

Wayne Root
Dallas
New Mexico
BYU

shared by baseBalls2, Shaker:

Michugana State/Northeastern Over

Play up to 140.5

shared by nikossf, Sportspicks:

Saturday, December 19th 2015

NBA:
4* L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City Thunder UNDER -208.5
3* New York Knicks +3
2* Los Angeles Clippers at Houston Rockets UNDER -213.5


NCAAB:
2* Northern Illinois -8.5
2* LSU -10
2* Stanford +2

NFL:
5* Dallas Cowboys +3.5

NCAAF: Bowl Edition
4* BYU at Utah OVER +50.5
3* San Jose State ML -125
2* Appalachian State -7.5


NHL:
3* Columbus Blue Jackets ML -115
1* Dallas Stars ML -170 (FREE PLAY)

SportsPicksWeekly.com

shared by caneisland, Indian Cowboy:

BYU Under
Arizona Over

shared by Upchuck, Shinoba Sports:

Went 2-2 yesterday in the NBA. 1-1 the day before. We can start calling him 50 (per)CENT.

Today he's got:

New York Jets -3
Arkansas State +1.5
Georgia St +1
Charlotte Hornets EV
New York Knicks +1
Indiana Pacers +1

shared by bwj13, LT Locks:

Dallas

CFB

BYU
San Jose St
Ark St

NBA

Hous

CBB

Ga
Cleve St
DePaul
Missouri

shared by Joey Guns, Robert Ferringo:

3-Unit Play. Take #711 Georgia Tech (+1) over Georgia (Noon, Saturday, Dec. 19)
This game is almost identical to our play on South Carolina yesterday (wish I really wish I had attacked more aggressively). The home team is getting too much credit. There isn't going to be some great home court edge here for the Bulldogs. Georgia fans don't care about basketball, even if it is against their in-state rival. Georgia Tech is the much, much better team here. Georgia has been a mess as it tries to replace its entire frontcourt. They don't have any bad losses, but they haven't played well at any point either. I think Georgia Tech has the advantage inside and out and I think that they are looking forward to overpowering the "Big Brother" in the state.
1-Unit Play. Take #716 Virginia (-5) over Villanova (Noon, Saturday, Dec. 19)
This game reminds me a bit of the Villanova-Oklahoma game, in that we have a veteran team with guard play to match the Wildcats that is capable of getting hot and burying them. Villanova has been an ATS overachiever the last two-plus years, producing more profit than any team in the country. As a result, they are overvalued a bit. Virginia has a serious home court advantage and this is still a relatively young Villanova team, relying on sophomores and freshmen on the wings to produce their scoring. I haven't been impressed with Virginia this year. But this is their first big home game at John Paul Jones Arena and they should benefit from a nice home court boost.
1-Unit Play. Take 'Over' 130.0 Wichita State at Seton Hall (Noon, Saturday, Dec. 19)
1-Unit Play. Take 'Under' 151.5 Utah vs. Duke (Noon, Saturday, Dec. 19)
1-Unit Play. Take #713 Utah (+7) over Duke (Noon, Saturday, Dec. 19)
7-Unit Play. Take #805 Belmont (-6) over Cleveland State (1 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
Pound for pound, Belmont has played one of the most difficult schedules in the country. It is only ranked about No. 50. But considering where they are in the college hoops hierarchy they have really challenged themselves, adopting an 'anyone, anywhere' mentality. All their losses have come against Top 100 teams. And Cleveland isn't one of those. Belmont has taken care of business pretty easily against teams rated No. 150 or below. Cleveland State just snapped a five-game losing streak against a shaky Loyola-Chicago team. Loyola is dealing with a bunch of issues right now so take that game with a grain of salt. Cleveland State also shot 42 percent from 3-point range. Considering they are only shooting 31.4 percent on the season that means they are due to come back to earth a bit. Cleveland State is ranked No. 326 in both shooting percentage offense and shooting percentage defense. That is horrible. And against a talented, efficient offensive team like Belmont I think the Bruins will be able to put pressure on the Vikings at both ends. Belmont just got wrecked at Middle Tennessee State this week, losing by 21. Last year - almost to the day - they got lit up by 27 by VCU. They came back and beat a weak Fairfield team on the road that Saturday by 12. In 2013 they got smoked by 28 at Denver and then came back the next game and won easily ATS in a tough game against Kentucky. In 2012 they lost by 29 to Kansas and then came home and won by 27 against a pretty good South Dakota State team. In 2011 a 16-point loss at Memphis was followed by a 46-point win over Towson. You see a pattern here? Belmont is a really good team. They have one of the best mid-major players in the country in Craig Bradshaw, and he isn't even leading the team in scoring. Cleveland State is really young and really not good. I don't think home court is going to mean much in this game since the students are on break. Belmont has already played eight road games, traveling to Marquette, BYU, Evansville, Arizona State, and plenty of other places. They won't be rattled by going to Cleveland. I think Belmont is a vastly superior team and I think that if they win this game they are going to do so going away. I have this as a very close game in the first half, with Belmont up by 1-3 points. But they are going to pull away in the second half, getting up by as many as 11 before Cleveland State brings it back and makes it a four- or five-point game with a couple minutes left. But Belmont executes and makes it free throws. They will win this one by nine.
1-Unit Play. Take #728 UCLA (+7.5) over North Carolina (1 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
The Bruins have played well against one of the best schedules in the country. They've already taken on Kansas, Kentucky and at least three other tournament-caliber foes and played well. North Carolina is, in my mind, a fraud. They are talented. But they are also soft. They are overrated and I don't take this team seriously as a national title contender because they haven't done anything over the last three years to make me think that they are capable of such a run. This game is basically a duel between Marcus Paige and Bryce Alford, and I have that one as a wash. And without Kennedy Meeks I actually think the Bruins will be fine on the interior. Both teams have varying degrees of interest on defense. And both teams have a lot of individual talent. I really think UCLA could win this game. Or they could get blown out. But this is a lot of points and I think the value is on the roadie here.
2-Unit Play. Take #731 Northwestern (-3.5) over DePaul (2 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
I'm going to keep banging the drum with the Wildcats. They have an opportunity to make the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history. They aren't a great team. But they are good enough. And there is no doubt in my mind that they are better than DePaul, one of the worst programs in the country. The Blue Demons were noncompetitive in losses to Arkansas-Little Rock (at home) and Stanford over the last week. Northwestern is better than both of those teams. I think this will be a close, competitive game. But I also think that Northwestern will do enough to in the final five minutes to close this one down.
3-Unit Play. Take #734 Indiana (+1.5) over Notre Dame (2 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
The Hoosiers are a soft, weak-willed, sketchy team that has no heart and plays no defense. Other than that, though, they are really, really talented! The Hoosiers can't beat really good teams that have equal talent but play a tougher, more physical brand of hoops. Fortunately for the Hoosiers, Notre Dame is not that type of team. They are more of a skill team and they are soft in their own right. I'm a huge fan of Zach Auguste and he is probably the best player on the floor. But Indiana has too many options. Notre Dame will grit a little bit, but really they want to try to outscore teams. That isn't going to work against IU. Once the Hoosiers realize that this is going to be a free-flowing, fast-paced game they are going to settle in and find their groove. Indiana desperately, desperately needs this win. They have lost to every good team that they've played. Tom Crean is feeling the heat about his job and I think that IU is going to have the crowd edge here in Indianapolis. This team is better than it has played to this point in the season. At some point they are going to beat someone decent and I think that is today.
1-Unit Play. Take #772 Michigan (-20.5) over Youngstown State (6 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
The Wolverines are just kind of ready to kick someone's ass. They were up-and-down against Northern Kentucky. But they have played five other games this year against teams rated No. 220 or worse and have won by 36, 20, 55, 35, 47 and 15 points. And for several of those games they didn't have a full, healthy roster. Youngstown is one of the worst defensive teams in the country. They won't be able to stop the Wolverines, who can pretty much pick their own score. Youngstown has lost to three teams rated No. 200 or lower and Purdue (by 31) and Toledo (by 22), the two best teams they have faced, blew them out. If Michigan wants to win this one by 30 they can very easily. If they don't care about this game they win by 12.
2-Unit Play. Take #774 Maryland (-12.5) over Princeton (7 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
Is there any reason that Princeton should be in this game? Maryland got off to a really slow start at the window this year. But they were making some adjustments and took a bit to get into the flow. However, now they are rolling and they have won five of their last six games by total blowout. In a lot of ways losing to UNC on Dec. 1 was the best thing that could've happened to them because now they are focused on just wrecking people. Princeton has faced two teams rated in the Top 220: Stony Brook and St. Joe's. They lost by 14 and by 12 in those games. Last year Princeton faced four nonconference teams in the top 125, and Cal was the best of the bunch. They lost all four by 6, 10, 10 and 14 points, and that was a much better Tigers team. Princeton only starts one guy taller than 6-5 and only plays two guys taller than that. That's a problem. Maryland is excellent defensively. And once they realize they can get a layup pretty much whenever they want this one is going to devolve into a blowout.
2-Unit Play. Take #786 Florida (-9) over Oklahoma State (8 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
Oklahoma State is in a transition year. This was a team that I thought had some potential with Phil Forte at the helm. But once he went down their season went down with it. Now the Cowboys are starting a bunch of freshmen and sophomores and their veterans off the bench have been underachievers their entire time in Stillwater. Florida has really struggled offensively this year. But they have played tough in their last two games, losses to Michigan State and Miami. They are due to break out after those two losses and UF knows it needs to win this game against a fellow major conference team. This is the best team that Oklahoma State has played this year. The second-best team they've faced is Tulsa, and the Cowboys lost by 10 points at home in that one. I have a hard time seeing this one as anything but a blowout.
3-Unit Play. Take #790 Texas A&M (-2.5) over Baylor (9 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
I don't like Baylor's guards. I don't buy Lester Medford, Lead Guard at all. Baylor's frontcourt is excellent. But A&M is a really rugged team in its own right and the Aggies will hold serve on the boards. The Aggies also have a big edge in the backcourt with Anthony Collins and Alex Caruso, two very experienced seniors. A&M also has some talented freshmen that are going to play much better in their own gym than they would on the road. The home court advantage should loom large in this one. Baylor has played its typical cupcake schedule this year and haven't been overly impressive against anyone of note (I thought they were really lucky in their win over Vandy). A&M has played five games against Top 80 competition (compared to just one for Baylor) and they've won against Texas, Gonzaga and Kansas State. This spread is set based on Baylor's metrics. But, again, all of their stats are built on the faulty premise of a feeble schedule. I do not see Baylor winning this game so this is an easy lay for me.
2-Unit Play. Take #809 Montana State (+12) over Buffalo (2 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
Montana State is a terrible basketball team. They don't defend - at all - and they are a crap team from a crap conference. But that's exactly why this is too many points. Buffalo doesn't care about this game. They have a game against VCU on deck. They just beat a horrid Binghamton team by 16. They've played Duke and Iowa State already this month. Why would this team get up for this random game at all? Montana State has hung around with Wyoming, Omaha, North Dakota State and Hawaii, four teams I think are better than Buffalo. They have some guys that can score and Brian Fish's team is clearly improved in Year 2 of his system. This one looks like a seven-point game and a snoozer. That adds value to this inflated line and is a random spot to cash in on.
2-Unit Play. Take #828 LSU (-10) over Oral Roberts (2 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
I think that LSU is about to go on a war tour. That big win with Gardner Webb on Wednesday should've been a 7-Unit GOTY situation as I knew they were going to wreck shop. Can they do it again against a significantly better team today? Let's find out. This line makes sense because LSU has been so bad ATS and so feeble against weaker competition. But as I wrote earlier in the week, this is a different team with Keith Hornsby and Craig Victor in the fold. Hornsby is going to be one of the best guards in the SEC this year. Victor is a former Arizona top recruit so you know he can play. Oral Roberts is just good enough to jump up and bite a team that wanders onto its home floor. But they've gotten crushed against any decent team from a power conference they've played the last two years. They lost by 18 at South Carolina. By 22 at Oklahoma. By 16 at New Mexico. They just got smoked by 19 against Missouri State. Last year they lost by 12 to a terrible Missouri team, by 15 to a bad Memphis group, and by 13 to a young Oregon State team. LSU was one of the most overrated teams in the country coming into the season. Now there could be some value with this newly renovated group.
1-Unit Play. Take #745 Florida International (+9) over Northern Illinois (3 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
1-Unit Play. Take #750 Miami (-17.5) over Charleston (2 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
1-Unit Play. Take #754 Mississippi State (-6.5) over Tulane (4 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
1-Unit Play. Take #757 Oakland (+11) over Washington (4:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
1-Unit Play. Take #766 Florida State (-18.5) over Florida Atlantic (5 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
1-Unit Play. Take #767 Purdue (-4.5) over Butler (5 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
1-Unit Play. Take #793 Tennessee (+9) over Gonzaga (11 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
1-Unit Play. Take #795 Texas (-2) over Stanford (11 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
1-Unit Play. Take #818 Houston (-16.5) over Eastern Illinois (4 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
1-Unit Play. Take #822 Rhode Island (-11) over Iona (7 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
1-Unit Play. Take #830 Arkansas (-6) over Mercer (8 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
1-Unit Play. Take 'Over' 136.0 Kentucky at Ohio State (3:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
1-Unit Play. Take 'Over' 129.5 UAB at South Florida (7 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
2-Unit Play. Take 'Under' 149.5 Iowa State at Northern Iowa (7 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19)
1-Unit Play. TEASER: Take #786 Florida (-4) over Oklahoma State AND Take #774 Maryland (-7) over Princeton
1-Unit Play. TEASER: Take #754 Mississippi State (-1.5) AND Take #809 Montana State (+17)
1-Unit Play. TEASER: Take #742 St. Joe's (-2.5) over Illinois State AND Take #828 LSU (-10) over Oral Roberts
Carpe diem. Good luck.