Shifting gears in the NCAA Tourney

CharlieMaxwell · Mar 22, 2005

One of the keys to winning selections during basketball tournaments is to have a horrible memory. There isn’t any doubt that many public bettors will rush to the windows with bets made based on opinions they formed after two rounds of basketball. The challenge is now to shift gears.

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Charlie

OMNIVOROUS FROG · Mar 22, 2005

The best article I have read here in ages. Read it, reread it. Digest it. Will help you now and in the future. Great work WB, a FROG benjamin rating.

Best Wishes...OF:howdy:

Glaken · Mar 22, 2005

Good Stuff Bill....How do you keep grinding out these great articles three times a week?

THE SHRINK · Mar 22, 2005

That was one of your best articles I have read in quite some time...

SWITHING GEARS is hard when you drive in Automatic... :tongue2:

Any CLUTCHES out there? :smoker2:

TheGeneral+ · Mar 22, 2005

I wonder if I should switch gears and actually watch these games. I have a very hard time watching any hoops. Same ol' same ol' waiting for the last second buzzer beater. I recall Iowa/Cincy, TT as much as possible, Ky/Cincy. That was about it for me. To be the best I would record and then study just like a coach, but I am still not sure I could watch hoops that much. To me most games are like watching Roadhouse over for the 200th time, but I do enjoy the movie. I was more on TNT than CBS. TT and the Duke/MSU game look like games I may have interest in wacthing this weekend. I was more into ATP than CBK last week.