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At 2:00 ET my Shocker Of the Year is on Cincinnati.

Cincinnati is tough at home and needs a marquee win to boost its NCAA Tournament resume. The No. 3 Orange is a perfect upset candidate today. Star forward Wes Johnson landed hard on the court after being fouled during Tuesday’s win over Providence. It looked bad, yet he stayed in the game but only played just a few minutes in the second half – SU didn’t need him with a big lead. Johnson has some pain in his leg but did return to practice on Thursday and should play Sunday. Johnson is the team’s heart and soul, leading the Orange in scoring (16.7 ppg) and rebounding (9.7 rpg). SU is 22-1 for the first time ever (4-1 ATS on the road) and has won nine games in a row since losing to Pitt. On the opposite side of the court; UC is a totally different team at home – it has lost four of its past six games overall, but all four came on the road. Cashmere Wright has started at the point recently. He moves Deonta Vaughn to the two, which is a more natural position because he’s a scorer. Lance Stephenson’s been coming off the bench, but I expect him to start against Syracuse (note: the Bearcats always play tough in front of the hometown crowd; 12-1 SU their last 13 at Fifth Third Arena). The Orange nearly were upset in their last road game, at DePaul, and have UConn, Louisville and Georgetown following the Bearcats. Plus Cincy is squarely on the NCAA bubble and “needs” this one much more; grab the points.

REASON FOR PICK: At 6:25 ET my *10* LEGEND Super Bowl XLIV play is on the Indianapolis Colts.

Both teams have been propelled by offenses that defenses usually have had no answers for. On the one hand, there is Peyton Manning, arguably the best quarterback in history, and on the other, there is Drew Brees, a spectacularly efficient player. The Saints have never won an NFL title and are taking part in their first Super Bowl in their 43-year history. They won 13 of their 16 regular-season games and over-powered Arizona and Minnesota in the play-offs to get to the big game for the first time. However a lot of those 13 wins were much closer than what the record indicates, especially down the stretch as New Orleans is in fact 1-6 ATS its last seven overall. New Orleans has often been unstoppable this season (as they showed on November 30th in their rout of the Patriots), but have also shown vulnerability in spots (their home loss to the Bucs a few weeks later). Indianapolis relies on arguably the league's best QB of all time; it comes as no surprise to learn then that it ran for just 1,294 yards this season, averaging 3.5 yards per rush and 80.9 yards per game. Running back Joseph Addai had 828 yards on 219 carries, a 3.8 yard average. "We've been primarily a pass first, run second offense this year. And I really expect that to continue," Addai said. "But I think that we will be able to run the ball when we need to. We're all healthy. I feel good going into the postseason. We've got Donald (Brown), Chad (Simpson) and Mike (Hart). We've all been able to make some things happen when we run the football." The Colts have had their offensive system, as well as their quarterback in place for a dozen years now. No other NFL team comes close to enjoying that kind of continuity. The team’s offensive coordinator Tom Moore and Manning have been in place for three Colts head coaches (note: Indianapolis is 7-2 ATS its last nine overall). I believe ultimately the winner of this big game will be the one with the most experience; Brees and the Saints are a fantastic story for the NFL and the city of New Orleans, but lack the experience that four-time MVP Peyton Manning has. The Colts also have precedence on their side; Manning won his first Super Bowl and took home the MVP award here in February 2007. Addai finished with 143 scrimmage yards, the second-highest total in Super Bowl history, and set a game record with 10 receptions that day. Kelvin Hayden’s late interception and return for a touchdown clinched the Colts 29-17 victory over Chicago. Twenty-five Colts, including five players on the injured reserve list, were around back then when Manning answered questions all week about a bruised right thumb. This week the talk is about injured defensive star Dwight Freeney; the All-Pro defensive end sprained his right ankle in Indy’s 30-17 AFC championship victory over the Jets, and is questionable for Sunday’s game against New Orleans. Regardless of that I expect the Colts experienced line to step up to fill the void; “Well, he hasn’t been practicing, so if he’s not practicing then obviously we’re preparing, as if he’s not going to play,” Jim Caldwell said. The Colts D stepped up the last time they won the Super Bowl and that unit has done so again in two playoff wins this season. Neither the Ravens nor Jets scored a single second-half point with each team having six offensive possessions in their respective games. The Colts allowed more than 40 yards in just ONE of those 12 possessions, the Jets' final drive of the AFC championship game which ended on with a 18-yard completion on the Indy 45-yard line (game's final play). The Colts have gone 115-45 (.719) in this decade (2000-09) during the regular season, the most wins in any decade by one team. However, this is just their second Super Bowl appearance. Both Manning and the Colts have something to prove here and I believe they will. My *10* LEGEND XLIV play is on the Indianapolis Colts!

pirkau as jo pikus, 299 usd mokejau.

pirkau as jo pikus, 299 usd mokejau.

Gali būti, vakar įspūdingai 6/6 praėjo :rolleyes: Tai pliusas belekoks buvo kas spėjo nusipirkt :) Žiūrėsim skaičiuosiu čia viską.

02/07/10 Loss NCAAB Ohio State -880

02/07/10 Loss NCAAB Cincinnati -1100

Vakar abu pralaimėti, šiandien tikėtis reik geriau pavarys.

02/07/10 Loss NCAAB Ohio State -880

02/07/10 Loss NCAAB Cincinnati -1100

 

Vakar abu pralaimėti, šiandien tikėtis reik geriau pavarys.

Siandien idesi kanors? :(

Siandien idesi kanors? :(

Kai tik bus būtinai.

Kai tik bus būtinai.

Stebesim :( gerai butu dar kokia statistika vestum :(

GAME: Niagara @ Rider Feb 8, 2010 7:00PM

SPORT: College Basketball Picks

PICK: Niagara

Offered at: -1.5 WSEX

REASON FOR PICK: Siena is running away with the MAAC this year (20-4 overall / 13-0 in league play) and while the Saints were expected to win the conference this year (have won the last two MAAC tourneys), Niagara and Rider were expected to be competitive. However, despite both schools returning four starters from last year's solid teams (Niagara went 26-9 and rider 19-13), both enter tonight's game with identical 13-12 marks (6-7 in the MAAC). Niagara benefitted last year from two Big East transfers, the 6-5 Benn (Villanova) and guard Garrison (U Conn). Benn's averaging 13.6 PPG and 9.7 RPG this season with Garrison (11.3-4.) joining veteran guards Lewis (16.3-4.6) and Nelson (10.4-4.3-3.0) on the perimeter. Six players are averaging between 7.3 and 16.3 PPG. Rider has five players averaging between 7.8 and 15.5 PPG, led by guards Thompson (15.5-5.2) and Robinson (13.2). Up front are a pair of 6-7 players, Gadson (11.2-7.70 and Ringgold (10.9-6.8). In fact, back on Jan 24 at Niagara, it was Gadson who scored on a tip-in with five seconds left to give Rider a 62-61 victory. Turnabout is fair play and I'm calling for Niagara to win tonight in Lawrenceville, NJ against Rider. Take the Purple Eagles.