SHSUHorn
Thief
NCAA CFB 2002-2003
Sides 118-88 +70.28 UNITS
NCAA CFB 2003-2004
Sides 124-103 +75.42 UNITS
Teasers/Pleasers/Parlays 1-6 +10.00 UNITS
Total 125-109 +85.42 UNITS
NCAA CFB 2004-2005
Sides 111-109 –18.18 UNITS
Player Props - 62-44 +90.10 UNITS
Teasers/Pleasers/Parlays - 7-9 +4.60 UNITS
Total 173-153 +76.52 UNITS
NCAA CFB 2005-2006
Sides 60-50 +35.26 UNITS
Player Props 40-17 +79.37 UNITS
Total 100-67 +114.63 UNITS
4 Year TOTAL +346.85 UNITS
All plays usually 1-5 units. I will hammer a play or prop 3-4 a year if it looks tasty. I don't think I've ever lost on a play more then 5 units on my time here.
BOSTON COLLEGE AT CENTRAL MICHIGAN
Thursday, 6:00 P.M (ET) on ESPN 2
Tidbits on Central Michigan:
The Chippewas had its best season last year since 1998 finishing 6-5. This will only be the 7th night game for them and the crowd should be fired up with this game being a nationally televised game. While the stadium seats 30,000 fans the avg attendance for the Chippewas was only 16,000 last year. This will be the first ACC team to ever visit Kelly/Shorts stadium. The Chippewas going into this game are 2-5 ATS vs BCS schools in the last 5 years. BC will have a brand new DC and OC in this opening contest. 3rd year coach Brian Kelly had been calling the plays the last two years. CM was penalized almost double the yardage of its opponents last year.
Tidbits on Boston College:
The Eagles won their 6th consecutive bowl game and had their second 9 win season in a row under 10 year head coach Tom O’Brien. BC was 7-2 ATS as the favorite last year. The Eagles have won 11 of the last 14 matchups vs the MAC. BC is 5-2 ATS in OOC games the last two years.
Central Michigan Offense vs Boston College Defense:
CM finished 77th in the country in scoring offense with 23.6 ppg. They return 7 players in all on offense. RB Ontario Sneed and his 1,065 yards and 8 TDs plus 51 catches for 433 yards does return as does 4 of its OL, and 2 of their top 4 WRs from last year. Just not sure how they are going to replace QB Kent Smith early on. He was probably the best player in the conference last year. Sophmore Brian Brunner is the front runner but he's thrown only 3 collegiate passes. Losing Smith is huge for CM because not only was he a great thrower he could run as well (443 yards and 7 TDs). This will be a tough matchup for Brunner to make his first ever collegiate start.
BC had one of the best defenses in the country last year finishing 9th in scoring defense, and 8th against the run (2.6 ypc). They return 6 players on defense from last years unit that only allowed 15.9 points per game. They do lose #1DC Mathias Kiwanuka who had 9.5 of BC’s 35 sacks last year. I'm sure BC stacks the line in this game and spies Sneed wherever he goes due to his recieving skills trying to make Brunner beat them. The strength of this BC defense will be in the secondary as all return but one. This matchup heavily favors BC’s defense.
Boston College Offense vs Central Michigan Defense:
BC finished 65th in the country in scoring offense with 25.8 ppg. They return 6 players on offense. At QB Matt Ryan came on strong last year going 5-0 as a starter and should only get better. The key to this game and where I smell blowout city is up front. BC returns 3 starters that have started every game the last two years and the entire OL are all above 300 pounds. All three players are pre-season All-ACC players. BC has always had great blockers up front and I can see huge holes opened up for the 1-2 punch of RB L.V Whitworth (807 rushing yards) and Andre Callender (708 rushing yards).
CM finished 45th in scoring defense giving up 23.6 ppg but had one of the worst pass defenses finishing 110th in the country. They return 7 players on defense including MAC Defensive POY DE Daniel Bazuin who broke a MAC record with 16 sacks last year. BC has to go after their secondary with play-action after they pound Whitworth and Callender. CM lost 5 players in its secondary that had combined for 34 starts. The only player with any starting experience that returns is Pacino Horne. Horne was the starting FS last year and has now been converted to corner. The nickel corner is 5 foot 6! With no depth behind them CM is going to have to rely on a lot of true frosh to fill out its depth chart in the secondary which may be the reason they signed an astounishing 12 DBs in this years recruiting class. Yikes. They might actually have a worse secondary then the one that gave up close to 300 yards per game.
Special Teams:
CM and BC return both kickers on special teams. CM’s K Rick Albreski hit only 10-19 FGs last year with a long of 39 yards. He missed all 4 attempts outside of 40+ yards. Expect the return game to be huge here for BC since the NCAA is moving to a one inch tee now instead of a two. Albreski had only 14% of his kickoffs as touchbacks. BC loses super returnman Will Blackmon so the return duties this year will probably go to Dejuan Tribble who has been solid returning punts the last two years. Callender may be an option on returns as well. BC K Ryan Ohliger has hit 22 of 33 FGs (4 of 7 from 40+) in two years with a long of 47 yards.
My Play:
BOSTON COLLEGE –13 ($300) (BETCRIS)
Using my account and my girlfriend I was able to double up on the $100 limit set by betmill.com. With so many questions in the CM secondary that was horrible last year and may actually be worse this year I don’t see how Matt Ryan won’t have a huge game. The big boys up front will open the holes for the 1-2 punch and I like BC big here on the road.
Sides 118-88 +70.28 UNITS
NCAA CFB 2003-2004
Sides 124-103 +75.42 UNITS
Teasers/Pleasers/Parlays 1-6 +10.00 UNITS
Total 125-109 +85.42 UNITS
NCAA CFB 2004-2005
Sides 111-109 –18.18 UNITS
Player Props - 62-44 +90.10 UNITS
Teasers/Pleasers/Parlays - 7-9 +4.60 UNITS
Total 173-153 +76.52 UNITS
NCAA CFB 2005-2006
Sides 60-50 +35.26 UNITS
Player Props 40-17 +79.37 UNITS
Total 100-67 +114.63 UNITS
4 Year TOTAL +346.85 UNITS
All plays usually 1-5 units. I will hammer a play or prop 3-4 a year if it looks tasty. I don't think I've ever lost on a play more then 5 units on my time here.
BOSTON COLLEGE AT CENTRAL MICHIGAN
Thursday, 6:00 P.M (ET) on ESPN 2
Tidbits on Central Michigan:
The Chippewas had its best season last year since 1998 finishing 6-5. This will only be the 7th night game for them and the crowd should be fired up with this game being a nationally televised game. While the stadium seats 30,000 fans the avg attendance for the Chippewas was only 16,000 last year. This will be the first ACC team to ever visit Kelly/Shorts stadium. The Chippewas going into this game are 2-5 ATS vs BCS schools in the last 5 years. BC will have a brand new DC and OC in this opening contest. 3rd year coach Brian Kelly had been calling the plays the last two years. CM was penalized almost double the yardage of its opponents last year.
Tidbits on Boston College:
The Eagles won their 6th consecutive bowl game and had their second 9 win season in a row under 10 year head coach Tom O’Brien. BC was 7-2 ATS as the favorite last year. The Eagles have won 11 of the last 14 matchups vs the MAC. BC is 5-2 ATS in OOC games the last two years.
Central Michigan Offense vs Boston College Defense:
CM finished 77th in the country in scoring offense with 23.6 ppg. They return 7 players in all on offense. RB Ontario Sneed and his 1,065 yards and 8 TDs plus 51 catches for 433 yards does return as does 4 of its OL, and 2 of their top 4 WRs from last year. Just not sure how they are going to replace QB Kent Smith early on. He was probably the best player in the conference last year. Sophmore Brian Brunner is the front runner but he's thrown only 3 collegiate passes. Losing Smith is huge for CM because not only was he a great thrower he could run as well (443 yards and 7 TDs). This will be a tough matchup for Brunner to make his first ever collegiate start.
BC had one of the best defenses in the country last year finishing 9th in scoring defense, and 8th against the run (2.6 ypc). They return 6 players on defense from last years unit that only allowed 15.9 points per game. They do lose #1DC Mathias Kiwanuka who had 9.5 of BC’s 35 sacks last year. I'm sure BC stacks the line in this game and spies Sneed wherever he goes due to his recieving skills trying to make Brunner beat them. The strength of this BC defense will be in the secondary as all return but one. This matchup heavily favors BC’s defense.
Boston College Offense vs Central Michigan Defense:
BC finished 65th in the country in scoring offense with 25.8 ppg. They return 6 players on offense. At QB Matt Ryan came on strong last year going 5-0 as a starter and should only get better. The key to this game and where I smell blowout city is up front. BC returns 3 starters that have started every game the last two years and the entire OL are all above 300 pounds. All three players are pre-season All-ACC players. BC has always had great blockers up front and I can see huge holes opened up for the 1-2 punch of RB L.V Whitworth (807 rushing yards) and Andre Callender (708 rushing yards).
CM finished 45th in scoring defense giving up 23.6 ppg but had one of the worst pass defenses finishing 110th in the country. They return 7 players on defense including MAC Defensive POY DE Daniel Bazuin who broke a MAC record with 16 sacks last year. BC has to go after their secondary with play-action after they pound Whitworth and Callender. CM lost 5 players in its secondary that had combined for 34 starts. The only player with any starting experience that returns is Pacino Horne. Horne was the starting FS last year and has now been converted to corner. The nickel corner is 5 foot 6! With no depth behind them CM is going to have to rely on a lot of true frosh to fill out its depth chart in the secondary which may be the reason they signed an astounishing 12 DBs in this years recruiting class. Yikes. They might actually have a worse secondary then the one that gave up close to 300 yards per game.
Special Teams:
CM and BC return both kickers on special teams. CM’s K Rick Albreski hit only 10-19 FGs last year with a long of 39 yards. He missed all 4 attempts outside of 40+ yards. Expect the return game to be huge here for BC since the NCAA is moving to a one inch tee now instead of a two. Albreski had only 14% of his kickoffs as touchbacks. BC loses super returnman Will Blackmon so the return duties this year will probably go to Dejuan Tribble who has been solid returning punts the last two years. Callender may be an option on returns as well. BC K Ryan Ohliger has hit 22 of 33 FGs (4 of 7 from 40+) in two years with a long of 47 yards.
My Play:
BOSTON COLLEGE –13 ($300) (BETCRIS)
Using my account and my girlfriend I was able to double up on the $100 limit set by betmill.com. With so many questions in the CM secondary that was horrible last year and may actually be worse this year I don’t see how Matt Ryan won’t have a huge game. The big boys up front will open the holes for the 1-2 punch and I like BC big here on the road.
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