Kenpom system for tuesday

Ok guys.....i am cutting off the 'pre' system today.

finished  18 wins     5 loses.

 great run and if you flat bet these you made good dough. cant pick and choose...kine mentioned that in his analysis and you cant over think these.

thank you guys for any help you give me in finding these or with wquestions, thoughts analysis. feel free anytime to come in and  post..just no negatives to bring the thread down, thats all i ask.

So...today:

Tenn st---------jax st +8.5

northeastern--  towson +13.5

lets get the cash and start the system off right tonight.

jimmy likes the first half plays, so personally i put in fh plays for myself (small units of course) he said they have hit at a crazy clip. sure last night i started playing fh and it was a bust but fear not, these doggies will get the cash in the long run.

gl all...ryno

i liked towson when i first looked at card

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Quote Originally Posted by NoWorries21:

Ryno I know it didnt happen last night but just something to look at in the future. When one of these games is on national tv the fave tends to play harder. This system has a lot to do with the give up factor but when seen nationally (usually on espnu) the tend to give maximum effort. We had this discussion in Kines thread previously

 no...i undestand your reasoning. these plays  you dont have to over think...i wont get into ' well i  might play opposite or a no play '  for this reason or that. you all can do what you like..i have learned that flat betting system will be the best...for me anyways. and i will play ALL  games until system is finished. gl if you play them tonight.

on the note of first halves....jimmythegreek has tailed these and made me aware of them hitting in our favor  in the pre system...i will play them as i see fit but the first half plays arent part of the system. guys..remember, anything can be tweaked or thought about..as long as you are on the winning side...which is what we all want...its all good.

gl tonight! ryno

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Thanks for the hard work and for sharing it with us !!  I just noticed that Towson is +14 now - - so the plays for tonight are Towson and Jacksonville State - Right??  Anything else close? 

Figures..i love virginia here!  also love the over115.

gl tonight. yes..jax st and toson are the plays.

ryno

I'm on the over there as well - - I certainly think they can score 60 each !!!! 

Good Info

While Northeastern's struggles have been no where near as bad as Towson's, its current four-game losing streak is its second slide of at least that long this year, having dropped six in a row back in November and December. The Huskies reached a new low-point in Saturday's game against William & Mary, getting blown out by the Tribe, who only have five wins on the season, in a 79-54 final. Despite their woes, the Huskies are just a game below .500 in conference play at 7-8.

This could be a closer game than the teams' records indicate, as Nwankwo presents a matchup problem for Northeastern's under-performing interior. Still, hosting the lowly Tigers at Matthews Arena is just what the Huskies need to halt their current slide.

Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Northeastern 58, Towson 52

Good Info

Jacksonville State took down Tennessee State 72-65 when these teams first squared off in early January. The Gamecocks have now won back-to-back games against the Tigers for the third time in the 19 meetings. Tennessee State still has the upper hand in the series though, at 10-9.

After beginning the season in less-than-successful fashion, the Gamecocks have begun to play better basketball. Coming into the first matchup with Tennessee State, the Gamecocks were just 5-12 and riding a four-game losing streak. Including the win over the Tigers, Jacksonville State has since won six of its last 10 and is flirting with .500 in conference play with a 6-7 mark.

Jacksonville State took care of host Morehead State its last time out by posting a 69-55 win over the Eagles. The Gamecocks were efficient on offense, putting in 55.3 percent of their shots from the floor, including 4-of-9 from beyond the arc. Of the eight players who saw time on the court, four were in double figures in the game.