[govchristie]

think he mentioned once that his daughter goes to school there - if so, it's a lock he's on it

[joey]

he's a run down piece of shit handicapper according to some ive read here lately.

who cares what he has.


All i know is when the games are released i always get the best of the lines !!

Hell i got 14.5 on smu 5 days ago.

just released ohio u/ marshall game and ncar and pitt games for saturday..


Merry Xmas to all

[broadway6]

good for you...b/c it's 11 or 11.5 at most places right now.

[joey]

good for you...b/c it's 11 or 11.5 at most places right now.

Thats why if you want someones games you pay for them and get them hot off
the press not 3-4 points later if they show up at all.

Good luck to all

[broadway6]

[quote=joey;2808329]


Thats why if you want someones games you pay for them and get them hot off
the press not 3-4 points later if they show up at all.


I had my play 3 days ago as well...

[joey]

[quote=broadway6;2808340]

Thats why if you want someones games you pay for them and get them hot off
the press not 3-4 points later if they show up at all.


I had my play 3 days ago as well...

who do you follow broadway......

[NCAACapper]

At least his lines don't move as much as RAS.

There lines are ALWAYS like 2 or more points in their favor. No wonder they win some of their picks.

[broadway6]

who do you follow broadway......

you don't get PMs?

[dise-pa]

wtf joey u go south on us?

[joey]

you don't get PMs?

No my PM's were shut off by the staff here when i answered a PM regarding
malinsky and his service and where someone could get more information.

so my PM's were shut down for giving a honesty reply to someone.

I guess they thought i was soliciting business...

you can find me at another site Rx with the same avatar as i presently have here.

[govchristie]

nothing for nothing, but people should not be trashing joey. he's one of the few guys on this site that actually pays for picks, which probably means he's wagering real money - unlike the 95% plus people that troll this site. He decides every now and then to throw a bone, so god bless him - if he doesn't, so what. I've given malinsky crap before, but honestly noone is better, not doc with his daily game of the year, not lawrence with his chiclets teeth, and certainly not creepy burnsie. Read malinsky's stuff long enough and you'll know what I mean - there's real thought and angles.

[tinfw17]

Dave Malinsky

Bowling for Dollars - SMU/Nevada
Southern Methodist Mustangs (+11.5) over NEVADA WOLF PACK

4* #211 S.M.U. over NEVADA

Our penchant for taking double-figure underdogs in these bowl games will absolutely have us in play here, and we will provide more details on Sunday afternoon. But we would go to market now, while the full +14?s are still out there. For Nevada to lose either Vai Taua or Luke Lippincott would not be that big of a deal, because either could seamlessly replace the other. But to lose both is a major blow ? the combined for 2,379 yards and 19 rushing TD?s on 306 attempts, and 22 receptions for four more scores, and because of that workload there is precious little experience behind them, with Lampford Mark next in line at only 44 carries. They lose both leadership and talent here, and while they will still play hard to win the game, the odds of getting a margin have been greatly diminished. Now the rest of the story. While there always the knee jerk reaction to believe that S.M.U. earned this spot because the Mustangs adapted to the June Jones passing playbook in the second season under the system, the truth was a bit different. While they were more effective in the air, with Kyle Padron stepping in well at QB after Bo Levi Mitchell was injured, the real keys were major improvements in the ground game (nearly three times as many yards per game as LY), and on defense (they allowed nine fewer points and 76 fewer yards). They are not a ?One Trick Pony? for this matchup, but rather a team that is not overmatched in any particular area with those key Nevada losses at the RB position. We usually do not get to take this many points when that is the case, and the chance for Jones to work with Padron in what is like having August raining camp all over again, more wrinkles can be added to the offensive huddle, which means a chance to exploit a slow Wolfpack secondary that finished 114th in Pass Efficiency, and 119th in passing yards allowed. An underdog that can make plays through the air with consistency will rarely be out of a game, and it also keeps the back-door open should that path be needed.