894 Buckeys -3.5, 2 weight

Two unders 893 ohio st / mich UN 129 2 weight 873 Boston/Clev UN 194 1 weight good luck to all

Ohio St UNDER is great play regardless of outcome. Game started dead as expected and noone can expect these two teams to score 21 points in last 3.5 minutes of 1H while shooting near 90% in that stretch. Both teams playing like they are in a track meet at the end of the 1H for whatever reason. Game should tighten and possessions become very valuable late....barring OT I think fezz still has a winner here even with the bizarre 1H ending.

Past posting you guys, but seriously Ohio State is 5 points better than Purdue If you liked the Golfers today +4, you should have been betting the house on them +3 yesterday vs. Purdue.

Classy move by Thad Matta. Up 20 with 5 minutes to go and still in the full court press.

fezz i know you are a good ol dayton flyer fan but one time for the big ten champs... OH...................... lets get ready to back the truck up on whoever purdont is playing this week!!!!!!!!!!

[QUOTE=Fezzik;19011]If you liked the Golfers today +4, you should have been betting the house on them +3 yesterday vs. Purdue.[/QUOTE] I did! Nice play Fezz

I've just been betting the fat-and-happy system. It's a great little way to bet CBB (takes only a few minutes to get the plays each day). I bet the first half fades for two units until 2/14. At that point, I was 55-26, +52 units. I posted then that the system should cool off, and, with a nudge from Bucky, I started betting only 1/2 unit on first half fades, starting 2/14. I ended up + 55 units (if I kept betting 2 units on first half fades, I would have ended up +64 units). My younger partner, as posted long ago, bet 2 units on first half fades and one unit on full game fades. He ended 107-68 on first halfs, and a near indentical 106-68 on full game fades for a net of +95 units. Shooter bets one unit, both on first half, and full game fades, and has been profiting greatly. My partner hit over 62% on his handicapped plays for a month, but when I started posting them here on 2/22, they went a big 4-13, at which point I pulled the plug. He's been -10 units on his handiucapped plays since I quit posting the plays. I'm much more conservative than he is (and much older). Fezzik is getting hot at the end of the season, and I hope he continues to provide winners.

[QUOTE=Old School;19046]I've just been betting the fat-and-happy system. It's a great little way to bet CBB (takes only a few minutes to get the plays each day). I bet the first half fades for two units until 2/14. At that point, I was 55-26, +52 units. I posted then that the system should cool off, and, with a nudge from Bucky, I started betting only 1/2 unit on first half fades, starting 2/14. I ended up + 55 units (if I kept betting 2 units on first half fades, I would have ended up +64 units). My younger partner, as posted long ago, bet 2 units on first half fades and one unit on full game fades. He ended 107-68 on first halfs, and a near indentical 106-68 on full game fades for a net of +95 units. Shooter bets one unit, both on first half, and full game fades, and has been profiting greatly. My partner hit over 62% on his handicapped plays for a month, but when I started posting them here on 2/22, they went a big 4-13, at which point I pulled the plug. He's been -10 units on his handiucapped plays since I quit posting the plays. I'm much more conservative than he is (and much older). Fezzik is getting hot at the end of the season, and I hope he continues to provide winners.[/QUOTE] Something to consider Does something change at the end of streak? Conference games? I have no idea just trying to give you something to think about. I'd also note that kids are fresh early in the season, probably do well around the holidays and after the new year. The season probably really drags come the end of Feb. Someone posted that the NHL was hitting the over a ton after the break. I don't track it but it seems that the NBA teams where doing the same thing after their break. Like I said, something to consider.