Blade, any Billy Coleman or Erin Rynning?? Be careful driving in that crap.
Haven't seen either sorry
I gave up and came back home I don't need to get stuck at work with a kid at home.
Glad to hear you made it home safe. Found Rynning but still no Coleman. Thanks.
Trace Adams
1500* COL St
Big Al
Added
3* Bost Coll
3* Memphis CBB
Dr. Cogyle
12* Det/LA Over 5.5
Erin Rynning
NBA Clippers & Minnesota
NCAA Kansas & Hofstra
IndianCowboy
Miami Heat @ New Jersey Nets
4 units New Jersey Nets -4 (POD)
IOWA ALSO POD BUT GAME JUST WENT OFF
Scott Rickenbach
100% PERFECT **TOP PLAY**
2* (Top Play) Memphis Tigers (-) vs Syracuse
The Orange have big-time problems in their backcourt entering this game. Their two leading scorers aren’t going to be putting up big points today. Yes, Jonny Flynn is expected to play Saturday but he’s not going to be 100%. He injured his hip in the Syracuse win over Canisius on Wednesday early in the second half and did not return. He missed practice yesterday as a result and we expect him to struggle Saturday as he tries to make a go of it against a Memphis backcourt that is loaded with size, athleticism, and talent! Before delving deeper into the Tigers, let’s wrap up on the Orange by noting that Eric Devendorf will miss this game. He’s the 2nd leading scorer for Syracuse and he’s found himself in big trouble due to an off-campus dispute involving a female student at Syracuse. A weaker Orange backcourt is a big problem against Memphis as they will have to turn to youth and, also, much less talented personnel to fill in the holes.
The Tigers are coming off of an ugly eight point win over Arkansas Little Rock on Wednesday. However, how could Memphis possibly be up for that game after suffering a disappointing nine-point loss at Georgetown on Saturday? The fact is that there was no way Memphis was going to enter the game against the Trojans with the right mind-set and that is precisely why they let an 18 point second half lead get away from them in that game. However, there is no shortage of emotions for this one! On national TV on Saturday, the Tigers get a chance to knock off a higher-ranked opponent and, in doing so, erase the disappointment of last Saturday’s defeat. Note that, prior to the 8 point win over UALR, all the Tigers wins had come by at least twelve points this season! The big guards of Memphis are going to give Syracuse a lot of trouble on the perimeter and, also, Shawn Taggart and Robert Dozier give the Tigers a veteran tandem capable of dominating the frontcourt. The Syracuse Orange enter this game short-handed and that’s simply not going to cut it in a tough road setting and we’ll take advantage in a game that should be an absolute road blowout! Play Memphis minus the points as a Top Play selection.
Sixth Sense
DALLAS –4.5 Baltimore 39.5
Dallas stepped up big last week in their win over the Giants. They gained 5.8yppl and allowed the Giants just 3.6yppl. They out passed NY 6.5yps to 3.4yps and out rushed the Giants 4.8ypr to 4.2ypr. The biggest reason for the poor Giants passing numbers was because Dallas sacked Eli Manning eight times. Baltimore lost in the last few seconds of their game against Pittsburgh. They were out gained 4.4yppl to 3.3yppl, including being out passed 5.1yps to 3.0yps. Baltimore averages just 4.7yppl against 5.0yppl. They allow just 3.4ypr against 4.0ypr, 5.1yps against 5.7yps and 4.5yppl against 5.0yppl. Dallas averages 4.3ypr against 4.0ypr, 6.9yps against 6.0yps and 5.8yppl against 5.1yppl. They allow just 5.3yps against 5.8yps and 4.8yppl against 5.1yppl. The Dallas defense is a little underrated and against an offense like Baltimore’s they should be able to take advantage of the home field and pressure they can put on a rookie quarterback. Meanwhile, the Baltimore defense is obviously very good but the Dallas offense can move the ball and if they get ahead, they can put a lot of pressure on the Baltimore offense. Dallas qualifies in a fundamental rushing situation, which is 288-199-21. Numbers only favor Dallas by ½ point but those numbers also include games where Tony Romo didn’t start and don’t include the solid situation Dallas qualifies in. They predict about 45 points. Dallas has defeated Philly and the Giants at home this year so they are certainly capable of defeating a decent team like Baltimore. The Giants, without Brandon Jacobs and Plaxico Burress are still better than Baltimore. Meanwhile, Baltimore has played seven games against teams over .500 this year. They defeated Philly at home and defeated Miami, who is not in the class of this Dallas team. They lost badly at the Giants and Colts. Meaning, teams who can score points and get ahead of them, posed significant problems for them once they got behind. I see somewhat similar defenses in that Baltimore is better defensively but they will be tested against a good Cowboy offense and the Dallas defense will look somewhat like the Baltimore defense because of the Baltimore offense they are facing. On offense, it’s not even close. As long as Dallas avoids the significant turnovers, they should control and win this game. DALLAS 27 BALTIMORE 13
3% DALLAS –4.5
Tony George
MEMPHIS +12
Nick Parsons
CFB Arizona
Joyce Sterling
Baltimore vs Dallas Over 39.5
The Consensus Group Guaranteed Selections
PERFECT 9000* LAS VEGAS BOWL WINNER
BYU +3.5
Yankee Capper
4 Units - Toronto/Pittsburgh Over 6
Andrew Powers Guaranteed Selections
ST PETERSBURG POWER PLAY BOWL WINNER
Memphis +11.5
Anyone see Special K 20* Super K for tonight? Thanks