[johnnyra21]

Does anyone have this one? This guy has been on FIRE!

[THE PROFIT]

In his playbook he says Iowa will win by 3. So I'm sure if he releases a play 2nite on the game it will be iowa. Damn Lang is on Iowa though, that sucks!

[Brocc]

People make me laugh...They say a guy's on fire & then look for free picks...If he's on fire, why not spend the money and get 100% accurate picks right from the source??

[goldengreek]

marc lawrence playbook: 21-9-1 ( bowl game record )

3* = 1-1
4* = 2-0
5* = 2-0

[THE PROFIT]

Those are just playbook plays, I can only remember him losing 1 maybe 2 of actual paid releases

[carm71]

if hes betting a game more yes than no he is taking the DOG

[THE PROFIT]

I know that, what I'm saying is he's had picks in the playbook that he don't feel strong enough to rate in the playbook or release as a paid pick. He's saying in the PB Iowa wins by 3, but I haven't seen that he's released it. I'd have no problem with iowa but langs on 'em HEAVY!!!

[WhiZzer]

Mark Lawrence Playbook - Iowa -3

[vanitas]

Mark Lawrence Playbook - Iowa -3

Thanks! That adds to the conversation.

[RichRob]

does anyone have his playbook write up?

[johnnyra21]

Thanks! That adds to the conversation.

[Thirsty P]

Playbook writeup -

Iowa over Georgia Tech by 3
What a tough sell this must have been for TV advertisers: an Iowa team
completely devoid of personality or appeal (quick; name two Hawkeye
starters!) and a Georgia Tech offense that throws fewer passes than
Tiger Woods, grinding away on the ground while the audience nods
off. In truth, though, you’ll probably end up gnawing your nails down
to the quick while sweating out what looks to be a ‘last-team-with-theball
wins’ thriller – regardless of which side you play. Iowa was 4-1 SU in
games decided by three or fewer points and an astonishing SEVEN of the
Hawkeyes’ games were decided in the fi nal minute of play. Somewhat
less dependent on adrenaline, the Yellow Jackets managed to win fi ve
of six games by 6 or less points. Tonight’s slugfest pits Iowa’s punishing
defense (No. 10 nationally in scoring and No. 11 in total ‘D’) against
Tech’s 2nd-ranked rushing offense that fi nished No. 11 in points scored.
Fortunately for Iowa HC Kirk Ferentz, he’ll head for the sideline after
spending more than a month fi guring out how to slow Paul Johnson’s
lethal triple-option attack. “I can’t imagine getting ready for them in a
normal week,” admitted Ferentz, and we don’t think he’s joking: despite
the Hawkeyes’ high national ranking on defense, the unit got ripped for
195 rush yards by Michigan and 229 by Ohio State. But turnabout is fair
play. Georgia Tech’s stop troops have been shredded in their previous two
games against Georgia and Clemson. So with both offenses threatening
to run wild, we defer to our omniscient database for clarity and come
up holding an ‘Iowa’ hand. For openers, Ferentz is 31-16-1 ATS as a dog
versus a foe with at least one loss, including 25-9-1 ATS if the Hawkeyes
own a .200 or greater win percentage. Iowa also posted a 6-2 SU and
6-1-1 ATS mark versus bowlers this season while holding four opponents to
season-low yardage. By comparison, the Ramblers are ATS Wrecks, going
2-9 ATS as chalk off a win against greater than .500 opposition off a win.
Tech doesn’t fare well in postseason play, either, going 0-4 SU and 1-3
ATS the last four years. Yes, the Yellow Jackets will be fi red up to play in
their fi rst major bowl since 1967 and the down time following the ACC
Championship game will have given Johnson’s banged-up squad a chance
to heal injuries brought on by 11 straight weeks of play. But with Iowa
QB Ricky Stanzi healthy again and the ACC on a feeble 5-8 SU bowl run at
press time, we’ll look for Ferentz to take full advantage of the extra prep
time to lead his Hawkeyes to victory.

[johnnyra21]

Marc Lawrence

Iowa +4.5

When Iowa tackles Georgia Tech in the Orange Bowl Tuesday it looks to have the makings of a ‘last-team-with-the-ball wins’ game. Iowa was 4-1 SU in games decided by three or fewer points and an astonishing SEVEN of the Hawkeyes’ games were decided in the final minute of play. Somewhat less dependent on adrenaline, the Yellow Jackets managed to win five of six games by 6 or less points. Tonight’s slugfest pits Iowa’s punishing defense (No. 10 nationally in scoring and No. 11 in total ‘D’) against Tech’s 2nd-ranked rushing offense that finished No. 11 in points scored. Fortunately for Iowa HC Kirk Ferentz, he’ll head for the sideline after spending more than a month figuring out how to slow Paul Johnson’s lethal triple-option attack. Georgia Tech’s stop troops have been shredded in their previous two games against Georgia and Clemson. So with both offenses threatening to run wild, we defer to our database for this juicy tidbit: .600 or greater bowl dogs of more than three points off one-win exact versus a conference opponent that allow less than 25 PPG on the season are 25-4 ATS against an opponent that allowed 14 or less points in its last game, including 11-0 ATS if the opponent is off a spread win of two or more points. Additionally, Ferentz is 31-16-1 ATS as a dog versus a foe with at least one loss, including 25-9-1 ATS if the Hawkeyes own a .200 or greater win percentage. Iowa also posted a 6-2 SU and 6-1-1 ATS mark versus bowlers this season while holding four opponents to season-low yardage. By comparison, the Ramblers are 2-9 ATS as chalk off a win against greater than .500 opposition off a win. Tech doesn’t fare well in postseason play, either, going 0-4 SU and 1-3 ATS the last four years. With Iowa QB Ricky Stanzi healthy again, we're hawking the Hawkeyes tonight. We recommend a 3-unit play on Iowa.