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#26
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#29
Hey guys if you have any questions or have any plays that you want checked out i would post them in the Friday thread in cbb. That's where everyone is. This mainly for plays that are confirmed. Just a heads up
Hey guys if you have any questions or have any plays that you want checked out i would post them in the Friday thread in cbb. That's where everyone is. This mainly for plays that are confirmed. Just a heads up
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#30
Quote Originally Posted by poolman11:
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Quote Originally Posted by poolman11:
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#32
Philly does ur charts agree with ac bum's st peters play? And i wonder y he likes the seahawks lol and btw ur team is favored so how is vegas giving away $? Makes me laugh
Philly does ur charts agree with ac bum's st peters play? And i wonder y he likes the seahawks lol and btw ur team is favored so how is vegas giving away $? Makes me laugh
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#44
POOL, good morning to you. We have a very strong "individual" who has made a tremendous wager on Baltimore. Personally speaking, this guy rarely loses and I LOVED Baltimore from the moment the lines came out. They are stronger in EVERY category including the most telling area, "special teams". In fact, their special teams unit was not only rated #1 this year but, more importantly, one of the top 3 units OVER THE PAST 10 years!
Flacco is a different quarterback at home versus on the road and the same can be said for Luck. I truly think Andrew Luck will score some points and be one of the great QB's we will know but its a monumental task to think that he can win a road playoff game with the pieces he currently has in place. Moreover, the wins that the Colts have had, especially on the road, have been against subpar competition and the losses that the Ravens have had at home, have come at the hands of the AFC's #1 team (Denver) and their bitter rivals (Pittsburgh).
Finally, with all the coaching speak being exchanged, here is something many do not consider: the Ravens have a new offensive coordinator over the past 3 weeks and he happens to be the old head coach of the Colts, Caldwell. The Pagano story is truly amazing but I think Harbaugh will also win the coaching battle and, with a spread hovering around 7 points, the fact that one of the top FG kickers is kicking for Baltimore and at home will make a difference.
I envision a game played in the high 20's so something like 28-20 or even 31-21. I think that Colts will score and this is similar to what i thought would happen with the GB/Minnesota game yesterday with the exception that the arbitrary piece of QB change is not happening here.
Take the emotion of the Ray Lewis era ending, with all the intangibles, and I see Baltimore and the OVER in a LARGE way. 
Hope this helps, any thoughts are appreciated.
POOL, good morning to you. We have a very strong "individual" who has made a tremendous wager on Baltimore. Personally speaking, this guy rarely loses and I LOVED Baltimore from the moment the lines came out. They are stronger in EVERY category including the most telling area, "special teams". In fact, their special teams unit was not only rated #1 this year but, more importantly, one of the top 3 units OVER THE PAST 10 years!
Flacco is a different quarterback at home versus on the road and the same can be said for Luck. I truly think Andrew Luck will score some points and be one of the great QB's we will know but its a monumental task to think that he can win a road playoff game with the pieces he currently has in place. Moreover, the wins that the Colts have had, especially on the road, have been against subpar competition and the losses that the Ravens have had at home, have come at the hands of the AFC's #1 team (Denver) and their bitter rivals (Pittsburgh).
Finally, with all the coaching speak being exchanged, here is something many do not consider: the Ravens have a new offensive coordinator over the past 3 weeks and he happens to be the old head coach of the Colts, Caldwell. The Pagano story is truly amazing but I think Harbaugh will also win the coaching battle and, with a spread hovering around 7 points, the fact that one of the top FG kickers is kicking for Baltimore and at home will make a difference.
I envision a game played in the high 20's so something like 28-20 or even 31-21. I think that Colts will score and this is similar to what i thought would happen with the GB/Minnesota game yesterday with the exception that the arbitrary piece of QB change is not happening here.
Take the emotion of the Ray Lewis era ending, with all the intangibles, and I see Baltimore and the OVER in a LARGE way. 
Hope this helps, any thoughts are appreciated.
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