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Posted: #51
Quote Originally Posted by cpa1965:

Big Daddy - Saw the verbal lashing on your thread.  My thoughts exactly.  If the info on the thread is so bad, cowards like the "hatorades" should go opposite.  You went on strike a year or so ago, don't let idiots hurt the good guys.

By the way, Colts are good and Titans stood toe to toe with them.  Colts are good and Saints go mashed.  Titans +4 may be a small play, over may be the big play.

 

As I was putting my money back into my wallet yesterday to make room for the extra I made on Sunday it stopped bugging me.

Funny thing is that not 1 of them came on the thread when I went

3-0-1 yesterday. Hmmmmmm?????? I wonder why?

 
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For all those thinking Over tonight, below is a write up I rec'd today from Sportsbook. Personally, I'm laying the points with NO. They're due, and they'll be utilizing a different game plan, pounding Mcallister to control the ball (another reason to reconsider taking the over) and keep out of the hands of the amazing Vince Young, and I'm a UT grad, and have been riding Tenn not only this year, but last year, as well. Drew Breese and Bush should have a good game tonight, once they establish the run.
 

From Sportsbook.com:

"Averaging just 12 points per game (PPG), New Orleans' offense is sputtering. Tennessee's offense only averages 16.5 PPG but their defense has yielded just 16 PPG, including only 22 to the high powered Colts last week. The Titans covered 10 out of their last 12 and to do so this week, they will want to steer clear from a shootout. Finally, in their last 11 games as a home favorite the Saints covered the UNDER 11 times. After crunching the numbers, it is perplexing that only 41% of the early cash in on the UNDER (45.5)."

 
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Posted: #53
Well I'm going against my better judgement  and taking the Saints and the over.  I've got the Extra  right now thanks to the NE Patriots     They've made me more Green this year, then I made all last season.  That's where the money is this season, bet the Pats every week, can't lose
 
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Quote Originally Posted by 3rd_and_Long:

This one has public burial written all over it. Looks like two teams going in different directions, Titans look like an easy play and they are tossing you 4, not 3 for a spread? Titans were outplayed in the first two games, getting a close win in Jax and getting a late cover at home against the Colts. New Orleans was blown out at the Colts and manhandled by the Bucs in Tampa - any guess what the common factor was there? Same defensive scheme.
 
New Orleans at home tonight big. 10-17 point win. And over.


Titans Outplayed in Week 1????  Hardly.  and Barely in Week 2

Titans D is very under rated
 
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Quote Originally Posted by scorpioTD!:

Thanks Fish..I plan on doing this every week for my Covers Buddies...

I did not lay one bet this weekend as I have been jammed up at work and unable to crunch...thatt should change this week and I should be able to post more than I have been with some carefully considered write-ups...

Have not done a ton of homework on this one but the Saints have looked horrible in their first two games and should not be favored over a high school team....their wide-outs have disappeared, their back 7 has not performed well, they are out of sync on offense and lost on defense...they turned the ball over way too many times to TB early on and the game got away from them and Indy flat-out ran them off the field in the 2nd half...

The Titans won a close one 13-10 in Week 1 as they ran the ball down the Jags throat (not an easy thing to do with their two huge DT's and look how well Denver did yesterday against Jax running the ball - and Denver is usually one of the best rushing teams in the League)..and Tennessee played Indy tough and came up short at the end in Week 2...there is no quit or surrender to the Titans and I have seen NO wave the white flag in their two games..

I am not playing this one but I would take the four points and roll with Jeff Fisher's team...he will have them focused and ready to play...Tennessee is a tougher team and will be mentally prepared...

by the way, I don't often drink beer...but when I do, I prefer Dos XX...stay thirsty, my friends!! (actually I am the most interesting man in the world! - lol!)



Making me thirsty Scorpio.  I'm like Pavlov's dog when i just SEE the words Dox Equis.  Good taste.  Amber right?

I think Im liking the under tonite.  One of these teams is NOT gonna score a lot of points.
 
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Will Reggie roll?
 
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Vince Young plays BIG in BIG GAMES.
 
I don't think the Saints have the Defense to Hold Tenn
 
Going with Tenn +4.5
 
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Posted: #58
Here is all you need to know for tonight.
 
 
Tenn is 12-3 ATS in their last 15 as an underdog and 13-3 ATS overall in their last 16.
 
Tenn +4
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bigdaddyhpd:

As I was putting my money back into my wallet yesterday to make room for the extra I made on Sunday it stopped bugging me.

Funny thing is that not 1 of them came on the thread when I went

3-0-1 yesterday. Hmmmmmm?????? I wonder why?


wth yesterday was the only day that i didnt get on ....damn shame...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by rockn4u:

Well I'm going against my better judgement  and taking the Saints and the over.  I've got the Extra  right now thanks to the NE Patriots     They've made me more Green this year, then I made all last season.  That's where the money is this season, bet the Pats every week, can't lose
 
GL to you all~~

 

an investigation has been put out for the New England Patriots.

The NFL is wondering how they have been scoring exactly 38 points in every game. When questioned Belichick stated that since they had to gid rid of all spy tapes he only had enough stashed away to figure out how to score 38 points on their opponents.....

just kidding

 

 
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[Quote: Originally Posted by charlielo55]
For all those thinking Over tonight, below is a write up I rec'd today from Sportsbook. Personally, I'm laying the points with NO. They're due, and they'll be utilizing a different game plan, pounding Mcallister to control the ball (another reason to reconsider taking the over) and keep out of the hands of the amazing Vince Young, and I'm a UT grad, and have been riding Tenn not only this year, but last year, as well. Drew Breese and Bush should have a good game tonight, once they establish the run.
 

From Sportsbook.com:

"Averaging just 12 points per game (PPG), New Orleans' offense is sputtering. Tennessee's offense only averages 16.5 PPG but their defense has yielded just 16 PPG, including only 22 to the high powered Colts last week. The Titans covered 10 out of their last 12 and to do so this week, they will want to steer clear from a shootout. Finally, in their last 11 games as a home favorite the Saints covered the UNDER 11 times. After crunching the numbers, it is perplexing that only 41% of the early cash in on the UNDER (45.5)."

thanks for the info, but why is your image censored ?

 
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Dont forget, this is the NFL. You cant judge a team by their last weeks preformance.  Just ask Detroit.  A ton of late money on the Saints.  Home croud will be huge here.  The saints were in the NFC Championship game last year with the same team.  You dont get to the NFC Championship with luck.  Drew and company will get right tonight. Look for a easy over.
 
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Tennesee - Moneyline.
 
They are going to win outright, thats the pick right there!
 
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Or to capitalize your $$$$$ gains more.......
 
Tennessee (Moneyline +200) and the Over, PARLAY!!!!!!!!
 
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ya money maker with your large font posts... watch out for the weather this game. just because saints are at home doesnt mean     .    witht that said id play the line of tenn. young wont let this chance on monday night to lose it to a crappy starting new orleans saints. they could win outright. just like how philly got taken to school at their own house.
 
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tie my shoe . this is the bet that wins. tenn line and 6 point tease to tenn and the under
                   
                   
 
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Saints have struggled on the road against two good teams, the Colts and the Bucs. This team didn't lose a bunch of weapons in the off season.
 
The dome will be rockin' tonight and N.O. must win.
 
New Orleans -4.5
Over 45.5
 
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I thought everyone would be on the Saints here, kinda nervous seeing all the Tenn bets, really think the Saints is the play, taking em for 2 units and hoping I make some cash back from a dismal weekend
 
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Saints....In the Dome....On TV....Reggie Bush....at 0-2.....
 
It's amazing how public will jump on whoever's playing the 0-2 team because it only makes sense the 0-2 team will keep playing like they have been......
 
Anybody see Okie State against TxTech this weekend....Okie State was having trouble putting up 3s....Then the avalanche...
 
Look for NO to cover easily tonight.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bluekoi83:

ya money maker with your large font posts... watch out for the weather this game. just because saints are at home doesnt mean     .    witht that said id play the line of tenn. young wont let this chance on monday night to lose it to a crappy starting new orleans saints. they could win outright. just like how philly got taken to school at their own house.

 

Blue......not trying to be a peen......but what????  What are you trying to say??  That is the most convoluted way of saying take the dog and the under I think I have ever seen! 

I agree on the under and the history is on the Tenn side of the game.....but the Saints are due......just like Philly was.......Brees will throw all over the place and both backs will get thier first scores......I really don't think that Tenn is all that good.....especially when trying to play catch up.  GL though brah.

 
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Big Daddy.......I'm going to Vegas for 5 days this Thursday.......I would be very interested to hear your strongest play on Saturday and Sunday........no backlash should I agree and lay down my cash on either of them......but I would like to know what you think brutha!
 
And I believe that the Saints play with a whole new found attitude tonight!  Tenn finished very strong last year.....and always play Indy tuff.......so people are connecting the dots.........and the picture won't come out right I believe.......just like it never did for me in 1st grade either.......lol.
 
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Tennessee is a lot better than you think Irish eyez.  Granted Saints are due, just maybe not this week.  And your statement about Tennessee not good at playing catch up is a just ask the colts, giants, etc etc.  Obviously you were not paying attention to them last year

 
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Where is Col. Jim???  I haven't seen him post in a week or two??? My patriotic brutha.......where for art thou??
 
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TITANS WILL STOMP THE SAINTS
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by joewashington:

Saints....In the Dome....On TV....Reggie Bush....at 0-2.....
 
It's amazing how public will jump on whoever's playing the 0-2 team because it only makes sense the 0-2 team will keep playing like they have been......
 
Anybody see Okie State against TxTech this weekend....Okie State was having trouble putting up 3s....Then the avalanche...
 
Look for NO to cover easily tonight.

 

Amen.....Joe....couldn't agree more!!!

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