9 ladies dancing

Nothing better than that…  

Week 9       
Tex Tech -3 (-120) 2x  

Saw a post regarding venues to visit… ive put together a 6 week tour starting in Colombus, OH > through the south > ending with an LSU night game for 2027 and absolutely looking for NCAAF Environments you find as “can’t miss”.

“Can never go wrong with Tennessee at home… Tell ya what Tallahassee still brings it. VaTech or Clemson at home obviously Auburn or Bama. Why not throw a Buckeyes home game in the mix! That home field advantage along with Texas A&M and Athens, UGA are three venues above the rest as far as home field advantage… If you want women, whiskey, and a party…..whole different ballgame there!  

Have to start at TCU, ASU, Austin, ole miss, Colorado for the schools that straight RAGE with beautiful ladies at the game. UGA rages but their ladies are 7’s not ole miss 9’s 

UCLA USC Tex Tech, Tulane, South Cackalaki, UF, UNC, Zona, SDSU, as the greatest schools with 2 to 1 women/men ratio bama and Auburn late additions clemsum if you like em red neck “

Adding:   
TCU -6   
Cincinnati +7   
Arkansas +10’   

Time to make some money middle season…turn what you learned upside down as OC’s/DC’s adjust… 

Good luck UW.  

@D-Town

 Thanks DTown… my one buddy 

Week 9 Adding: 

Temple +6 & ML 
Iowa St +10 & ML       
Florida +13 (-117)     
CAL +7’ (-117) & ML 
Syracuse +11 & ML   
Nevada +23
and a favorite Ohio St -6 (-115)      
Card should be up to 11 wagers  

Best of luck Happy Halloween 

Hey RIP June Jones  …. Coach Jones implemented straight excitement to College Football and some memories that are rarely matched as he marched the Hawaii Rainbows to the top of all possibilities and a Sugar Bowl matchup with the mighty Georgia Bulldogs. Aloha Coach Jones RIP and you will be missed bud 

Season to date 11-8    

-From 1971-1976 played QB for Oregon, Hawaii, and Portland st (where good ol boy learned the “run & shoot” from legend Mouse Davis). 
-1977-1981 backed up the bad ass Steve Bartkowski at QB in Atlanta where an injury set him back. 
-1983 goes back to Hawaii to coach under Dick Tomey. He then bounces around USFL and Canadian League before rejoining Mouse Davis in the NFL for the Houston Oilers 1987 as Assistant Head Coach also working under the mastermind Jerry Glanville 
-1991 follows Glanville to Atlanta as assistant coach and eventually takes HC position 1994 from Jerry causing a rift (later in 2000’s Jones hires Glanville as coordinator at Univ Hawaii   
-1998 after bouncing around Oilers, Falcons, Chargers he heads back to Honolulu to Coach the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors 

Jones joined the University of Hawaii-Manoa football team as head coach, replacing Fred von Appen, who was fired when the team lost 18 games in a row, including all 12 games in the 1998 season. Jones led the Warriors to a 9–4 record and a share of the Western Athletic Conference football championship in the 1999 season, making it the most dramatic turnaround in NCAA football history until that record was surpassed by Tulane in the 2022–23 season. With Jones's success on the field, and media-friendly persona off the field, he instantly became one of the most famous people in Hawaii, with some people making "June Jones for Governor" T-shirts. Reflecting his offensive philosophy, bumper stickers sporting the slogan "June would throw" appeared. These referenced legendary Hawaiian lifeguard Eddie Aikau, of whom it is said, "Eddie would go" (into big surf).Joe Moore of KHON-TV in Honolulu faulted Jones for discarding long-standing traditions, such as changing music played during home games, and the change in the uniforms and team nickname during his tenure.During his tenure at Hawaii, he coached five All-Americans, 52 all-conference performers, and 16 NFL Draft picks. In particular, Jones claims to have made a special effort to recruit local talent in his players and coaching staff. One of the most notable of his recruits was quarterback Timmy Chang, who became the all-time NCAA leader in passing yardage.Jones was injured in a car accident on February 22, 2001, missing the spring season because of his injuries.Jones negotiated a contract worth $800,016 during the 2004 season, which made him the highest-paid public employee in the state, even though the football team was struggling. The team finished with a 7–5 regular season record and an invitation to the Hawaii Bowl. Half of Jones's $800,000 salary was paid by private donors.On December 24, 2006, Jones passed Dick Tomey to become the winningest head coach in Hawaii football history (against an all-college schedule) with a 41–24 victory over Arizona State in the 2006 Hawaii Bowl. 

Frustrated with what he viewed as a lack of support from the university, Jones opted to leave Hawaii at the end of the 2007 season. After initial reports had him interviewing at SMU, Hawaii officials had offers to raise his salary from $800,000 a year to $1.7 million a year and offered a commitment to improve its facilities; in addition there was an outpouring of support from Hawaii fans, including Gov. Linda Lingle. However, Jones contacted Hawaii on January 7, 2008, and let them know he had decided to accept an offer from SMU. Jones said the work that needed to be done to improve the football facilities and the campus in general would never get done with him still there. He said after all of the broken promises, leaving was the only way to send a message. Jones went 76–41 at Hawaii, including 4–2 in bowls. His teams finished first in the WAC twice and second two other times

hey sorry all, had trouble formatting on this… 

@UntamedWolf

 Thanks he was truly A trail blazer with the offenses he developed & I made A much coin off his Hawaii teams on em late night games RIP June 

Adding Oklahoma -3’

North Carolina +14 & ML 

Texas University -20 

 Originally Posted by UntamedWolf   Nothing better than that…   Week 9       Tex Tech -3 (-120) 2x ........... (side note with about 4 min to go i had arz tt over 23.5 and game over 50.5  with score 27-23 texas tech..... LOL FINAL 34-26  TEXAS TECH   .... wow)   

Thanks box Galore… interesting handle by the way.  Send some of that my way! Yep was fortunate to land some overs myself, especially late night  

All in all got bitch slapped at 7-9 ATS … however these ML Dogs have been helping keep the balance closer to even. Tarheels ML would have saved my entire week! On to week 10…