10-09-09, 07:55 PM
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Dave Malinsky 10/10/09
anyone seen his 7 football plays for Saturday ?
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10-09-09, 08:05 PM
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#2
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10-09-09, 08:17 PM
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#3
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Quote:
Originally Posted by pweb
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couldn't resist
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10-09-09, 09:48 PM
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David Malinsky
Free play 4*
Kentucky @ South Carolina
PICK: South Carolina -9.5
Rich Brooks and his Kentucky team are in one of the worst scheduling set-ups of the season this week. Not only are they off of back-to-back games against Florida and Alabama, the toughest two-game cycle any team will face, but they are also going on the road for the first time (the win over Miami O. at Cincinnati was a short bus ride, and there were far more Wildcat fans in attendance), to take on one of the freshest opponents they will face this autumn. To make matters worse, Brooks has gone 0-4 SU and ATS against Steve Spurrier in their head-to-head encounters, losing to the spread by 38.5 per game in the process. But that is not all, which is what makes this one easy to get to at the reduced tariff the markets have created.
As if the scheduling dynamics were not enough for Kentucky, those back-to-back physical drubbings of the past two weeks have taken a particular toll on defense. They will have to make this trip without their best defender, CB Trevard Lindley, a second-team All-American LY, and also his partner at the other CB spot, Paul Warford. Not only does that force true FR Martavious Neloms and SO Randal Burden into the starting lineup, but it also means untested SO Taledo Smith and RS FR Cartier Rice will have to play major roles, since South Carolina is going to spread the field with multiple WR’s to attack those very weaknesses. With Stephen Garcia and the Gamecock offense growing by the week, the holes in the Wildcat defense can be readily exploited.
It is not any easier for Kentucky offensively. South Carolina held N. C. State, Georgia and Mississippi to a combined 689 yards on only 41 first downs, with the Gamecocks fielding an aggressive group with the kind of team speed that makes driving the field difficult. And that defense will have plenty of energy here. While Kentucky has faced not only the two best teams in the nation the last two Saturday’s, but also two of the most physical, South Carolina will be playing for only the second time in 16 days, with the only game in that span a walk-over vs. South Carolina State. Without the ability to move the chains and control the ball the Wildcats force their own defense back onto the field too often, magnifying those weaknesses at CB, and we expect both physical and mental fatigue to become factors in the second half as this game breaks wide open.
Last edited by 19th Hole; 10-09-09 at 10:06 PM.
Reason: Free Play
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10-09-09, 11:29 PM
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I can confirm that 1 down 6 to go ...
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10-10-09, 02:41 AM
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Not 6 to go... That is a free pick lol
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10-10-09, 10:20 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by NCAACapper
Not 6 to go... That is a free pick lol
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Actually 7 now with this mornings add ons
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10-10-09, 11:48 PM
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Burial today from dave
lost 6* tcu
lost 5* auburn
lost 4* scarolina
lost 4* iowa
lost 4* kansas under
won 4* texas under
won 4* alabama
won 4* Duke
3-5 in games but lost the two big ones
better luck tomorrow
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10-11-09, 04:16 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by joey
Burial today from dave lost 6* tcu lost 5* auburn lost 4* scarolina lost 4* iowa lost 4* kansas under won 4* texas under won 4* alabama won 4* Duke 3-5 in games but lost the two big ones better luck tomorrow |
why didnt you share his picks joey?
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10-11-09, 10:29 AM
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joey have a "Q" do u wash ur ass first then with the same soap wash ur face? it sure smells funny around here
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10-11-09, 11:17 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by dise-pa
joey have a "Q" do u wash ur ass first then with the same soap wash ur face? it sure smells funny around here
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Im sorry you contribute what ?
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10-11-09, 11:19 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by clappen
why didnt you share his picks joey?
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Clappen I do
I just dont post them here. To many non contributors just ask
for games and contribute nothing
I post elsewhere, they used to find there way here but dont
seem to anymore..
whatch the threads all day and then check those peoples post
ask for games never pay and contribute dice-pa perfect example
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10-11-09, 11:25 AM
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I see this talk about other boards and would like to know the name's of those boards?and besides joey I'm in the information age and i used the telephone but this is faster to many virus out their so I'll stay hereat sbr u want some points joey?
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10-11-09, 12:09 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by joey
Clappen I do
I just dont post them here. To many non contributors just ask
for games and contribute nothing
I post elsewhere, they used to find there way here but dont
seem to anymore..
whatch the threads all day and then check those peoples post
ask for games never pay and contribute dice-pa perfect example
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I am trying to follow this. You get his plays, but had no intention of posting them? Then why did you start this thread? (I assume that you will attack me and avoid the question.)
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10-11-09, 01:14 PM
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4- Minny Under 41
4- Dallas Under 44
4- Carolina -4
4- Cleveland 6
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10-11-09, 02:26 PM
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purposely gives out the plays after the game has started...what a douche
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10-11-09, 02:42 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by V2daTizzo
purposely gives out the plays after the game has started...what a douche
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Paid for and Confirmed
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10-11-09, 03:20 PM
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whats his play in the Twins/Yanks game??
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10-11-09, 03:30 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ballinchad
whats his play in the Twins/Yanks game??
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how many points is it worth ?
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10-11-09, 03:31 PM
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troll
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10-11-09, 03:40 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by GoGoGadget
troll
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troll = how many points
to early to post but i promise i will
if i remember.... 
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10-11-09, 05:31 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by joey
troll = how many points
to early to post but i promise i will
if i remember.... |
I dont even know what a troll is. I am not interested in points and screwing people over. All I want is a few winners. If you dont want to tell me thats cool man, but I am not here to piss people off.
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10-11-09, 07:02 PM
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4* #912 MINNESOTA Run Line over NY YANKEES
Yes, the Minnesota head-to-head games vs. the Yankees are becoming
the epitome of frustration, which is part of why the oddsmakers are
dealing such a high straight line here. But note that the real
frustration comes not just from the fact that the Twins are losing
these games, but the fact that they have just been a bounce away so
many times. In losing all 10 meetings this season note that five of
them came by a single run, and there was also a two-run defeat in
extra innings. That sets us up to take the inflated offering here
with the Run Line as our tool, as we can back a team that plays with
a lot of heart to still bring their ?A? game down 0-2, in an
environment in which they are rarely out of any game (54-28 as +1.5
in the Metrodome this season).
The Yankees are just an average team defensively, with good hands but
not good range, finishing #13 on our best set of ratings this season.
That matters because of the quicker pace this playing surface brings,
and also because Andy Pettitte is going to allow a lot of contact.
Pettitte worked to a 4.94 over his last five starts, which does not
cause any alarm for most, but we kept seeing that he was laboring
throughout that span, with 17 walks over 27.1 innings. With more fly
ball outs than ground outs in four of those games, this was a 37-year
old pitcher showing his age. In his only outing vs. the Twins this
season he was tagged for 12 hits in 6.2 innings, managing to escape
with only four earned runs being charged, and it continued a patter
in which most of the lineup has read him well ? of those with nine at
bats or more we find Brendan Harris at .471 over 17 at-bats; Michael
Cuddyer .357 with a home run over 14; Delmon Young a sizzling .643
over 14; and of course Joe Mauer at .400 with a home run in 10; plus
Carlos Gomez at .333 over nine.
Carl Pavano showed what he can do when back to full health this
season, churning out 199.1 innings and doing in by throwing strikes,
with only 39 walks. Guys that throw strikes go a long way towards
preventing big innings, and as such the Twins went 8-4 as +1.5 in his
12 starts for them. He made the most of a couple of early
opportunities to prove himself against the Yankees, allowing only
four runs over 13.1 innings of two starts in a Cleveland uniform,
with a solid ratio of eight strikeouts vs. only one walk allowed, and
when combined with a deep bullpen he brings more than enough for us
to trust in this favorable price range.
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10-12-09, 02:39 AM
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Malinsky continues to be a good FADE. 
1-4 on the day. |
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10-12-09, 04:28 AM
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Good thing you kept those picks to yourself....KARMA sucks
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10-12-09, 10:17 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by joey
troll = how many points
to early to post but i promise i will
if i remember.... |
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10-12-09, 01:30 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by 19th Hole
Malinsky continues to be a good FADE.
1-4 on the day. |
Trying to save you guys all the money....
Daves no good , cant understand why anyone
would pay him money or want his picks.
so whats the big deal
many other good cappers as proven this weekend to follow
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