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Heat at Thunder: What Bettors Need to Know

Miami Heat at Oklahoma City Thunder (-5, 204)

The Oklahoma City Thunder were unable to slow down LeBron James and the Miami Heat in last season's NBA Finals. The task doesn't figure to be any easier when the Thunder host a red-hot James and the streaking Heat on Thursday in the last game for both teams before the All-Star break.

James is on a six-game roll that has never been seen before in NBA annals, a run that has triggered Miami's six-game winning streak. Oklahoma City will be banking on the home-court edge as it seeks to become the second team to reach 40 victories.

James is in uncharted territory during a spectacular stretch that has seen the reigning MVP become the only player in league history to score at least 30 points and shoot 60 percent in six consecutive games. Oklahoma City is coming off a lopsided loss at Utah that featured the first flagrant foul of superstar Kevin Durant's career.

Although the Thunder have lost five in a row to Miami, they own the second-best overall and home record (23-3) in the NBA and have won seven straight at Chesapeake Energy Arena.

The Heat are underdogs for just the third time this season. Miami has won and covered in those two previous games as a pup (at Lakers, at Nuggets). Last season, the Heat were underdogs in only four games (two of those coming at the end of the schedule with starters resting) and lost SU and ATS in all four.

Since the formation of the “Big Three”, Miami has been an underdog 17 times, posting an 8-9 SU mark and an 8-8-1 ATS record in those games. The Heat have lost those eight games by an average margin of 14.47 points and have scored more than 100 points just once in those defeats while giving up 100 or more in six of those eight losses.

Outside of resting players in the final games of the schedule, the Heat have never been more than 4-point underdogs in a game that mattered (+4 at Orlando 11/24/10, lost 104-95).

TV: 8 p.m. ET, TNT

ABOUT THE HEAT (35-14, 25-24-0 ATS): James and Miami kept their respective streaks alive by pulling away in the final minutes to beat Portland on Tuesday for the 1,000th win in franchise history. James finished 11 of 15, marking the third time he has shot over 73 percent during the amazing six-game run. "I'm at a loss for words," James said. "Like I say over and over, I know the history of the game. I know how many unbelievable players who came through the ranks. ... And for me to be in the record books by myself with such a stat - any stat - it's big-time."

ABOUT THE THUNDER (39-13, 31-19-2 ATS): Prior to getting ambushed by the Jazz, Oklahoma City was on an impressive roll, winning four straight games by an average of 25.3 points. Durant, one of the few players capable of matching James' offensive exploits, scored 33 points in the loss. The three-time scoring champion's numbers have been down due to limited minutes over the past four games, but he had a head-spinning eight-game stretch of his own last month. During that span, Durant scored 30 points in seven of eight games, including outbursts of 52, 42 and 41 points.

TRENDS:

* Heat are 5-0 ATS in the last five meetings.
* Favorite is 4-0 ATS in the last four meetings.
* Home team is 4-0 ATS in the last four meetings.
* Over is 8-2-1 in the last 11 meetings in Oklahoma City.

BUZZER BEATERS:

1. James scored 29 points to lift the Heat to a 103-97 home win over the Thunder on Christmas Day.

2. Oklahoma is a league-best 11-1 following a loss this season.

3. Miami is only 12-11 away from home.

Dave Essler

Thursday Cliff Notes

Gonzaga at St. Mary's: Obviously Gonzaga with the name recognition and undefeated in Conference play. What's new there. St. Mary's one conference loss was to Gonzaga by five, in a game they were down big in the first half. I would think that would give them some confidence, no matter what, in this game. Both teams made well over 60% of their two-point shots, and both sucked from deep, while St. Mary's did dominate their offensive glass. Having said that, I may lean in that direction simply because they did everything BUT win that last game. Last year these guys both covered their home court easily, and St. Marys' won the Conference Tournament in OT. St. Mary's a bit more experienced and Gonzaga considerably bigger which made me wonder how the got hammered on the boards last game. Clearly that will be a point of emphasis for them in this game. To me, at this point, this is a total coin flip. Honestly, if you made me bet this game, I'd follow the money if I could find it. The total has already come down a point, but I tend to think it may go over since St.Mary's may want to push the pace a bit. Probably all depends on the last minute and the score.

Arizona at Colorado: Rematch of an overtime game that Colorado lost earlier this season. Colorado's only home loss was by three to UCLA, and they've got six of the last eight games at home, so they may be one of the better bets going forward. They are young, but they did play a brutal non conference schedule, so they're not going to be intimidated at home. 'Cats have all the pieces to make a deep run in the post season, but this is just one game. If Arizona has a weakness it's defensively defending the perimeter, but as fate would have it Colorado is far more of an inside team. 'Zona will shoot from anywhere, and Colorado's three point defense is third in the Pac-10 and their 2-point defense is numero uno. Because Colorado knows they probably won't win a track meet, I do lean to the under in this one.

Wisconsin at Minnesota: Badgers are only one game back of Indiana and Michigan State in the loss column, beat Indiana, and do have a game left with Michigan State. Minnesota may be another team with a bunch of losses not to be taken too lightly, although I still remember taking them against Michigan. FML on that one. Badgers beat Minnesota in a 45-44 thriller a few weeks back. Badgers come back home to face Ohio State Sunday, so the spot says Gophers here, perhaps since Wisconsin had played and won two straight overtime games. Tough to sustain that emotion again on the road. However, Gophers three point defense is 12th in the Conference and Badgers have the #1 defense in terms of efficiency in the Big Ten. SOME of that is due to their slow pace and a lot of home games. Stats have deeper meaning. Have to revert back to the emotion of the Badgers and can they sustain it, and have to lean Gophers to even this year's score.

UCLA at Cal: Bruins are playing up to their preseason potential/hype and Cal is really not. However, Cal has played a great schedule and at home have only lost in Conference to Washington and have won three of the last four, including Oregon at home and then most recently at Arizona. Bruins fairly soft early season schedule and their youth, which may be catching up to them. Not unlike Michigan and some of these other hyped teams with tons of Freshmen that simply are playing way more basketball than a year ago, and obviously at a higher level with even more pressure. Cal will try ot slow this game down and simply pound away inside with their length, plus they've got a short bench so they don't really want a run 'n shoot game. I like Cal in this spot. They're more well rounded on defense, and if they can stop the penetration (hence free throws) then they win the game, inside, and perhaps under the number.

Denver at Utah State: I think I will not touch a USU game this season. We keep waiting for them to fall apart without Medlen and Reed and they rattle off three straight road wins. Granted those wins were against lousy teams, but they were impressive wins. They lost at Denver, the first game those two did not play. Denver is simply going to walk up the floor and shoot at three pointer when it's available to be shot. It's what they do. USU is also going to walk up the floor, but has a bit more diverse offense. Denver is at a huge size disadvantage (against almost everyone) but they can create some turnover, and that could eventually be the undoing of USU one day. I wouldn't touch a side here with someone else's money at this point, and lean under.

Davidson at CoC: Neither team is what people are used to seeing on the floor, and they are walking through the SoCon almost by default. This is a CoC team that actually lost at home, by 16 points, to NR Anderson. This is a Davidson team that lost AT Georgia Southern by thirteen. I suppose that loss isn't quite as bad. Davidson won the earlier meeting and may well be slight favorites here as well, and I could not fade them. The get to the line a ton and shoot 81% as a team in Conference this season. That's hard not to take almost anywhere. CoC can be turnover prone at times, and with nobody (OK at Elon) left on their schedule this game probably means more long term to Davidson. They can separate themselves from everyone in the SoCon.

Northern Trust Open

Golf Betting Preview & Picks
by Matt Fargo

The PGA Tour stays in California for the Northern Trust Open from famed Riviera Country Club this week. This is one of the oldest stops on tour, going back to 1940, and Riviera has been the lone host since 1999.

It has long been known within golfing circles as "Hogan's Alley" after the legendary Ben Hogan won three times here in a span of 18 months (two L.A. Opens and the U.S. Open sandwiched between). Known for a strong field annually, the event will not disappoint again this year.

Because it is early and with the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championships next week, the Northern Trust Open gets the big names to start their tuneup whether it be to jumpstart the season or to prepare for next week.

It’s no walk in the park though. Two years ago, Riviera was ranked as the hardest Par 71 of the non-majors and last year it was ranked as the second hardest, with players posting a 72.62 scoring average. It was also second hardest in greens hit among all courses last year.

While this is a field of plenty of big names, it also marks the PGA Tour season debut for many. Luke Donald (third in the OWGR), Adam Scott (7th), Sergio Garcia (14th), Graeme McDowell (19th) and Ernie Els (24th) all kick off their PGA Tour season this week, although most have played elsewhere. That group has history at Riviera. Donald was a runner-up here in 2010, Garcia finished fourth last year, Scott won in 2007 and Ernie Els finished T10 in 2010. Only McDowell has not fared well here.

Bill Haas (+3,000) is the defending champion, winning on the second playoff hole over Keegan Bradley and Phil Mickelson. This came after a T12 in 2011 so he obviously does well at Riviera although he did miss the cut in his first two starts here. He was off last week, which may have killed some momentum after a T9 at the Farmers and a T6 at the Waste Management.

Dustin Johnson (+2,000) was a huge disappointment for us as he missed the cut at Pebble Beach, where he had won twice. The good news is that he tends to rebound well with two of his career victories following a medal play missed cut. He missed the cut here in 2011 but sandwiched around that is a T3 in 2010 and a T4 last year. Experience is big at Riviera and Johnson has it along with success.

The oddsmakers are catching up to Jimmy Walker (+2,500) but we will continue to ride him. He has been in our mix two of the last three weeks and while he has finished T4 and T3, he has yet to reward us with a victory. Could this be the week? He is playing some of his best golf ever and, considering he finished T4 at Riviera in both 2011 and 2012, this could definitely be his breakout week.

We are getting some very good value with Matt Kuchar (+3,000), who will be focused and ready after taking the last three weeks off. He played well leading up to the break with two Top 10s, including a T5, and his worst finish is a T16. He has had some mixed results at Riviera but he likes it, playing into the weekend six straight years with his best finish a T14.

Bo Van Pelt (+3,000) can often be found in these picks and despite a relatively slow start, we will take a shot with him again here. He has failed to crack the Top 10 this year after doing so 10 times in 2012. This included a T8 at Riviera where he has four Top-15 finishes in eight starts. He led the field in birdies last year with 19. He missed the cut in 2011 but that was after three missed cuts in his first four starts.

Aaron Baddeley (+4,000) is coming off a T12 at Pebble Beach last week and is 4 for 4 in cuts made with his best finish being a T6 at the Farmers. Coincidentally, in 2011 his best finish coming into Riviera was also a T6 and he won by two shots over Vijay Singh. He finished T11 last year which was his 10th consecutive made cut, so his success here along with a good 2013 start makes him a contender.

We will go with Kevin Stadler (+5,000) for the long-shot pick this week and he fits the mold of current form and history. He missed the cut at the Sony to open his season but has gotten progressively better, going T27 at the Humana Challenge, T11 at the Waste Management and a T3 at the AT&T last week. In his Riviera starts, he isn’t as good but has three straight Top 25s including a T10 and a T12.

Recommended tournament win six pack at the Northern Trust Open
All for 1 unit

Dustin Johnson (+2,000)

Jimmy Walker (+2,500)

Matt Kuchar (+3,000)

Bo Van Pelt (+3,000)

Aaron Baddeley (+4,000)

Kevin Stadler (+5,000)

2013 Record to date after 6 events: +2.5 Units
Hyundai Tournament of Champions -5 Units
Sony Open in Hawaii -5 Units
Humana Challenge - 5 Units
Farmer Insurance Open +3.5 Units
Waste Management Phoenix Open +19 Units
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am -5 Units

2012 Record to date after 36 events: +51.6 Units

BONES BEST BET

PGA Northern Trust Open

Stacked field this weekend as most big name players choose to play in this tournament so shake the rust for next week's WGC Match Play. Though we haven't yet hit a future bet early in the season, we are having great success betting matchups (10-6) and will continue to put a lot of focus into them. There's one golfer this weekend who has extreme value with the way he's been playing and that's Jimmy Walker. Walker is 5 for 5 in cuts made this year with 2 top 10 finishes including a 3rd place last week at Pebble. He also finished T4 at this tournament last year and T4 in 2011 as well. We we look to take advantage of this value in both futures and match ups this weekend. Also really like Schwartzel here who in his last 5 tournaments played has finished 2nd-1st-1st-2nd-T3-5th.

Winner (2 units total)

Schwartzel +2200 *0.5 units*

Walker +2800 *0.5 units*

Bradley +3000 *0.33 units*

Moore +3000 *0.33 units*

Baddeley +3500 *0.33 units*

TOP 5 (1 unit total)

Schwartzel +465 *0.5 units*

Walker +545 *0.5 units*

TOP 10 (3.5 units total)

Mahan +240 *0.5 units*

Walker +280 *0.5 units*

Kuchar +315 *0.5 units*

Baddeley +400 *0.5 units*

Howell +400 *0.5 units*

Gay +520 *0.5 units*

Kirk +575 *0.5 units*

Matchups (4 units total)

Schwartzel -130 over Westwood *1 unit*

Baddeley +110 over Piercy *1 unit*

Gay +145 over De Jonge *1 unit*

Parlay +336 *1 unit*
Walker over Harrington
Bradley over Goosen
Moore over Choi

CAPPERS ACCESS

Georgia Tech
Penn St
Clippers

Mighty Quinn

Mighty hit with Illinois State (-11 1/2) Wednesday.

Thursday it’s Arkansas State. The deficit is 45 sirignanos.

NBA

Hot Teams
-- Oklahoma City won four of last five games (7-0 vs spread last seven as HF). Heat won its last six games, but last five were at home (2-0 AU).
-- Clippers won last three games, all by 10+ points (1-4 last five HF). Lakers won five of their last seven games (1-2 HU).

Cold Teams
-- None.


Totals
-- Last four Miami games went over the total.
-- Six of last seven Laker home games stayed under total.

Back-to-backs
-- Clippers are 5-3 vs spread if they won the night before.

CBB

-- George Mason (-4.5) blew 20-point first half lead, lost 58-54 at home to Drexel Jan 31, scoring five points in last 10:00 of game; Mason lost last two visits here, by 13-7 points. Road team won Patriots' last four games; Mason, Drexel are both 2-3 in last five games; Dragons are 2-4 at home in CAA, with only home wins vs Georgia State/JMU. CAA faves of 3 or less points are 14-4 against spread, 7-4 at home.
-- Minnesota shot 31% inside arc, lost 45-44 (+3.5) at Wisconsin Jan 26, Badgers' 10th win in last 13 series games, winning the last four by 8-7-7-1. Wisky is 4-2 in last six visits here. Gophers lost six of last eight tilts, scoring 50-53 in last two. Big Dozen home favorites of 6 or less points are 10-6 vs spread. Badgers won last three games, last two in OT; they are 3-2 on Big Dozen road- their league losses are by 4-2-9 points.
-- Denver (-10) beat Utah State 68-57 at home Jan 19, making 10-19 on arc, 59% inside it; Pioneers never trailed in game, led by 22 with 12:07 to play. Denver is 11-1 in last 12 games, winning last four, all by 14+; they are 5-2 on WAC road. Utah State won its last three games, by 10-22-27 points; they're 3-2 at home in WAC, winning by 9-7-6 points. WAC home underdogs are 3-14 against the spread.
-- Cal was outscored 23-5 on foul line, went 0-13 from arc in 79-65 loss at UCLA (+7.5) Jan 3, just second Bruin win in last seven series games. UCLA won six of last seven visits here, but split last six games overall; they're 3-1 on Pac-12 road, losing only at ASU. Pac-12 home favorites of 5 or less points are 7-18 vs spread. Cal won three of last four games; they're 3-1 at home in league- this is their first home game in 18 days.

-- UMass won four of last five games, is 2-2 on A-16 road, losing by 8 at Saint Louis, 1 at Charlotte; Minutemen are 13-3 in last 16 games after 3-3 start that included losses to NC State/Miami. VCU won its last three games by 6-16-7 points; they're 3-1 in A-16 home games, winning by 12-6-16 points. Last two UMass losses were by combined total of four points. A-16 double digit home favorites are 5-11 vs spread.
-- Arizona (-12) won controversial 92-83 OT game over Colorado Jan 3 in Tucson, when Buffs' winning hoop was ruled no good by refs, even after replays showed it was good. Three of four Pac-12 meetings in this series were decided by 1-2 points, or in OT. Colorado won five of last six games; they're 3-1 at home in league, losing only to UCLA. Wildcats won four of last five games. Pac-12 home underdogs are 10-4 vs spread.
-- Home side is 14-2 in last 16 USC-Stanford games; Trojans lost eight of last nine visits here, with six of eight losses by 6+. Stanford (-3) got beat 71-69 at USC Jan 3, after leading by 9 at halftime; SC shot 53.5% inside arc for game, won last three games overall, by 4-4-11. Stanford is 4-1 at home in league, with only loss to Washington. Pac-12 home faves of 8+ points are 5-13 against the spread.
-- St Mary's (+9) lost 83-78 at Gonzaga Jan 10, game Zags led 46-28 at half; Gonzaga is 5-4 in last nine visits here, but teams split last eight in series, with Gaels winning in WCC tourney LY, Bulldogs won their last six games, five by 14+ points; they're 5-0 on WCC road, with three wins by 16+/ WCC home teams are 1-10 vs spread in game with spread of 5 or less points. St Mary's won last nine games, with five of nine on road; they're 5-0 in WCC home games, with four wins by 12+ points.
-- Belmont (-15) beat Tennessee State 78-66 at home Jan 19, making 11 of 25 from arc while turning ball over only seven (+9) times; Bruins are 5-1 on OVC road, with four wins by 11+ points, only loss at Murray State last week. State is 5-0 at home in OVC, with all five wins by 6+ points, but they've lost four of last six games overall, are turning the ball over 22% of time. OVC home underdogs of 5+ points are 5-9 vs spread.

-- Canisius made 13-19 from arc, beat Loyola 91-79 (-3.5) Jan 31 out in Buffalo, offsetting -13 (16-3) turnover ratio; Griffins are 6-2 in last eight games, 4-3 on MAAC road- they scored 76+ points in four of last five wins. Loyola is just 2-3 in last five games, but is 5-2 in its MAAC home games, losing to Niagara/Iona. MAAC home favorites of 5 or less points are 8-12 against the spread.
-- Davidson (-10) beat Charleston 77-68 at home Jan 19, shooting 58% inside arc, outscoring Cougars 21-10 on foul line; Wildcats won their last eight games, seven by 9+ points- they're 5-1 on SoCon road, with four of five wins by 8+. Cougars won last six games, are 5-1 in its SoCon home games, losing by 5 to Samford. Under is 4-0-1 in Davidson's last five games, 1-4 in last five Charleston tilts. Southern Conference home underdogs of 8 or less points are 10-5 vs spread.
-- North Dakota State (-3.5) got outscored 21-4 from foul line in a 50-42 loss at Western Illinois Jan 19; Bison were 4-5 on line, Western 21-36. State is 6-0 in Summit home games, with five wins by 8+ points- they've won three of last four games overall. Western won four of its last five games; its only Summit losses are by 7-6 points. Summit League home favorites are 11-16 vs spread, 4-9 if laying single digits.
-- Montana was 30-33 from foul line in 76-74 (-3) home win vs Weber State Jan 26, offsetting Wildcats' 63% shooting inside arc. Griz won last 14 games, is 6-0 on Big Sky road-- home team won last seven regular series meetings, with Montana losing last seven regular season visits to Ogden (they won Big Sky tourney on this floor in '10). Wildcats won last fou games, all by 15+ points; they're 6-0 at hone in Big Sky games. Big Sky home favorites of less than 7 points are 22-11 vs spread.

NHL

Hot teams
-- Rangers won six of their last eight games.
-- Hurricanes won last four games, outscoring foes 17-6. Toronto won four of its last six games overall, but lost four of last five on road.
-- Washington won its last two games, scoring 11 goals.
-- Predators won five of their last seven games (4 of 7 in OT). Phoenix won four of its last five games.

Cold teams
-- Islanders lost last five games, outscored 20-6.
-- Florida/Montreal both lost three of their last four games.
-- Lightning lost last five games, outscored 18-9.
-- Avalanche lost last three games, outscored 9-4. Minnesota lost four of last six games, scoring total of eight goals.

Totals
-- 11 of last 14 Ranger-Islander games went over the total.
-- Six of last seven Carolina-Toronto games stayed under total.
-- Seven of last nine Montreal games went over the total.
-- Seven of last nine Tampa Bay-Washington games went over total.
-- Nine of last ten Nashville games stayed under total.
-- Under is 8-1-1 in last ten Colorado games.


Series records
-- Rangers won five of last six games against the Islanders.
-- Carolina won last three games vs Toronto, outscoring them 11-4.
-- Panthers won four of their last five games against Montreal.
-- Lightning won four of last five games against Washington.
-- Coyotes won five of last six games against Nashville.
-- Avalanche lost seven of last ten games against Minnesota.

DCI College Basketball
The Daniel Curry Index

02/14/13 Predictions

Season
Straight Up: 2891-976 (.748)
ATS: 1298-1347 (.491)
ATS Vary Units: 3836-4167 (.479)
Over/Under: 355-341 (.510)
Over/Under Vary Units: 380-406 (.483)

Atlantic 10 Conference
TEMPLE 83, Duquesne 64
VCU 78, Massachusetts 70

Atlantic Coast Conference
GEORGIA TECH 60, Clemson 54

Atlantic Sun Conference
EAST TENNESSEE STATE 73, Kennesaw State 62
Florida Gulf Coast 71, NORTHERN KENTUCKY 63
LIPSCOMB 78, Stetson 77
Mercer 64, USC UPSTATE 62

Big East Conference
LOUISVILLE 75, St. John's 59

Big Sky Conference
Montana State 67, IDAHO STATE 66
NORTH DAKOTA 71, Sacramento State 64
NORTHERN COLORADO 79, Northern Arizona 69
Southern Utah 74, PORTLAND STATE 71
WEBER STATE 71, Montana 66

Big Ten Conference
Iowa 71, PENN STATE 58
MINNESOTA 59, Wisconsin 58
OHIO STATE 68, Northwestern 55

Big West Conference
Hawai'i 79, UC DAVIS 76
PACIFIC 75, Cal State Northridge 69

Colonial Athletic Association
DREXEL 62, George Mason 59

Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
FAIRFIELD 65, Siena 51
LOYOLA (MD.) 70, Canisius 67
RIDER 67, Saint Peter's 54

Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
Savannah State 60, FLORIDA A&M 51

Northeast Conference
Bryant 74, MOUNT ST. MARY'S 73
Long Island 82, MONMOUTH 75
Robert Morris vs. QUINNIPIAC: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
SACRED HEART 79, Saint Francis (Pa.) 67
St. Francis (N.Y.) 76, FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 69
WAGNER 77, Central Connecticut State 69

Ohio Valley Conference
Belmont 77, TENNESSEE STATE 69
EASTERN ILLINOIS 73, Austin Peay 66
EASTERN KENTUCKY 74, Tennessee Tech 60
MOREHEAD STATE 67, Jacksonville State 64
Murray State 72, SIUE 57

Pacific-10 Conference
Arizona vs. COLORADO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
CALIFORNIA 71, Ucla 67
STANFORD 71, Usc 61

Southeastern Conference
Lsu 66, SOUTH CAROLINA 65

Southern Conference
CHATTANOOGA 74, Furman 67
Davidson 67, COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 65
ELON 75, Appalachian State 68
SAMFORD 60, Wofford 58
THE CITADEL 67, Georgia Southern 66
Western Carolina vs. UNC GREENSBORO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL

Southland Conference
CENTRAL ARKANSAS 76, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 67
Northwestern State 77, SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA 71
ORAL ROBERTS 70, Sam Houston State 58
Stephen F. Austin 69, NICHOLLS STATE 55

Summit League
Fort Wayne vs. KANSAS CITY: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
NORTH DAKOTA STATE 57, Western Illinois 49
Oakland 86, SOUTH DAKOTA 76
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 87, Iupui 63

Sun Belt Conference
ARKANSAS STATE 67, Ualr 59
North Texas 70, ULM 65
SOUTH ALABAMA 77, UL Lafayette 68
TROY 69, Fairleigh Dickinson 68
Western Kentucky vs. FLORIDA ATLANTIC: TOO CLOSE TO CALL

West Coast Conference
PEPPERDINE 71, Loyola Marymount 64
SAINT MARY'S 72, Gonzaga 70
SAN FRANCISCO 78, Portland 60
SANTA CLARA 73, San Diego 66

Western Athletic Conference
Denver vs. UTAH STATE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Louisiana Tech 74, SEATTLE 63
New Mexico State 71, SAN JOSE STATE 57
UT Arlington vs. IDAHO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL

Non-Conference
CSU Bakersfield 69, TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN 64

DCI Pro Basketball
The Daniel Curry Index

02/14/13 Predictions

Season
Straight Up: 506-252 (.668)
ATS: 406-367 (.525)
ATS Vary Units: 1103-954 (.536)
Over/Under: 404-371 (.521)
Over/Under Vary Units: 584-517 (.530)

OKLAHOMA CITY 106, Miami 99
L.A. Clippers 100, L.A. LAKERS 99

DCI Pro Hockey
The Daniel Curry Index

02/14/13 Predictions

Season: 60-48 (.556)

N.Y. RANGERS 4, N.Y. Islanders 2
Toronto vs. CAROLINA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Washington vs. TAMPA BAY: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Montreal vs. FLORIDA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
NASHVILLE 3, Phoenix 2
MINNESOTA 3, Colorado 2

Chicago Sports Connection
Top NHL plays...
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2-0 Tuesday

STRAIGHT BET Feb 14 NHL [3] TOR MAPLE LEAFS +125


STRAIGHT BET Feb 14 NHL [10] TOTAL u5-140 (PHX COYOTES vrs NAS PREDATORS)


STRAIGHT BET Feb 14 NHL [12] TOTAL u5-110 (COL AVALANCHE vrs MIN WILD)

*** TOR (who won last 4 road games) plays @ Carolina ,who play their 1st home game after 6 roadies.
Tough spot for Carolina.

*** Playing UNDER 5 NASHV till streak ends (hope it aint tonight)

*** Recent trends SHOUT Under in AV's-WILD game.

GL2us
TIN

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