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2007-2008 NCAA BASKETBALL SEASON RECORDS RAS SIDES: 71-66 -1.65 UNITS (1/2 to 2 UNITS per play)   RAS TOTALS: 88-56 +20.10 UNITS (1/2 to 2 UNITS per play) All 2007-08 plays will be monitored at The Sports Monitor of Oklahoma City

2007-08 College Basketball SIDES
March
Date	Matchup	Rating	Score	ATS Result
04/05/08	Kansas (+3) vs North CarolinaKansas (+3) vs North Carolina - 5:45pm - Saturday - Final Four - Game #815-816 The Jayhawks overcame their share of adversity this season with star wing Brandon Rush recovering from serious offseason knee surgery, key guard Sherron Collins missing six games early due to injury, and two players losing loved ones to tragedy late in the season. They still finished with a sparkling 35-3 record. Rush did not start playing full minutes until January and became more aggressive (17.5ppg L6) late in the season. He and highly efficient point guard Chalmers (.476 from 3 point range) are both capable of making big plays and shots. Defensively, the Jayhawks finished #3 in the country in FG% allowed. Kansas features four seniors and two three year starting juniors in their top eight making them the most experienced team left in the tournament and a huge contrast from a UNC team with zero seniors. The ACC has been a major disappointment in the postseason and the two highest rated non-conference teams North Carolina played all year came in the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 where they had a significant home court advantage playing in Charlotte. Despite this they still blew a 12 point halftime lead vs a Louisville team who did not play their best, forcing UNC to make big plays to pull away down the stretch. Kansas presents a much tougher challenge with a bigger and stronger frontline and a much more polished backcourt than the Cardinals. This will be UNC's first game outside the state of North Carolina in over a month. In San Antonio the Tar Heels will not have a partisan crowd to fall back on and against the most formidable opponent they have faced all year their defensive shortcomings will be exposed. Expect Kansas to play with a chip on their shoulder in first underdog role in over two seasons. Take the points. Play: Kansas +3  0.5 UNIT |  WIN 84-66	0.5 UNIT	84-66	WIN
03/28/08	Stanford vs Texas (-2)Stanford vs Texas (-2) - 4:25pm Pacific - Friday - Game #879-880 Rick Barnes mentioned early in the season that this Longhorn team had a chance to be very good and they certainly have not disappointed. Texas earned impressive non-conference wins vs #1 seed UCLA and vs #2 seed Tennessee, both away from home, even before rotation freshman forward Gary Johnson was cleared to play. Johnson also sat out recent Big 12 championship loss to Kansas that went down to the wire. He returned to play a limited role vs Miami Fla last week and will be closer to full strength Friday. Texas not only has one of the best backcourts in the nation, which is critical at this time of year, but also has above average quickness at nearly every position. Both of these strengths will enable them to exploit Stanford's two biggest weaknesses, backcourt play and team speed. Texas can also neutralize Stanford's size advantage with their ability to play zone defense at a high level, having done so throughout the regular season. Huge 6-10/300 reserve center Pittman has emerged as a factor in recent games and will take up space inside for parts of the game. Stanford played no one in non-conference play. Of their four wins over the Sagarin top 25, three came vs slow Washington State, and the fourth came in their last game, a one point OT thriller over Marquette played in Anaheim. Stanford more or less has given up on their reserve guards as starters Johnson and Goods each played 40+ minutes vs Marquette. Despite the final score of last game, Texas has coasted through the first two rounds and now will have the huge advantage of playing just 2 1/2 hours from campus. Give the points. Play: Texas -2  1.0 UNIT |  WIN 82-62	1.0 UNIT	82-62	WIN
03/27/08	West Virginia vs Xavier (+1)West Virginia vs Xavier (+1) - 4:10pm Pacific - Thursday - Game #811-812 Xavier has set a record for most wins in school history and have been equally impressive in and out of conference play. With three senior starters and five upperclassmen in the top six including two D-1 transfers, they are one of the oldest and most experienced teams left in the field. The Musketeers have the most balanced scoring team in the country with six players averaging between 9.8ppg and 12.1ppg. All six have terrific one on one ability but also play with great teamwork and chemistry. Xavier has athleticism at every position enabling them to play great defense, rebound, and get to most loose balls. Guard Stanley Burrell is the reigning A-10 defensive player of the year and will likely be assigned to shutdown WVU playmaker Nichols or sharpshooter Ruoff, each of who is critical to the Mountaineer attack. West Virginia was fortunate to shoot lights out (57.9%) from 3 point range vs Arizona in round one win. In round two Duke shot miserably (5 for 22 from 3) and WVU got to every loose ball (+20 rebound margin) to survive. West Virginia has been foul prone, committing 3 more fouls than their opponent in each of the first two rounds, despite holding late leads and winning both. This is something that Xavier (75.5% FT shooting, 14th best in the country) will take advantage of. West Virginia has overachieved all season but will find a tough matchup here. Take the small dog. Play: Xavier +1  1.0 UNIT |  WIN 79-75	1.0 UNIT	79-75	WIN
03/23/08	San Diego vs Western Kentucky (-5.5)	0.5 UNIT	72-63	WIN
03/21/08	St. Mary's (+1) vs Miami Fla	1.0 UNIT	64-78	LOSS
03/21/08	Connecticut (-11) vs San Diego	1.0 UNIT	69-70	LOSS
03/20/08	Oral Roberts (+8.5) vs Pittsburgh	1.0 UNIT	63-82	LOSS
03/20/08	Kansas State vs USC (-3.5)	1.0 UNIT	67-80	LOSS
03/20/08	Texas A&M vs BYU (+1.5)	1.0 UNIT	62-67	LOSS
03/18/08	Richmond (+12) vs Virginia	1.0 UNIT	64-66	WIN
03/18/08	Houston at Nevada (-4)	1.0 UNIT	79-80	LOSS
03/15/08	Hartford (+8) vs MD Baltimore County	0.5 UNIT	65-82	LOSS
03/14/08	Western Michigan (+2) vs Akron	0.5 UNIT	62-73	LOSS
03/14/08	Cal St Northridge (+4) vs Cal St Fullerto	0.5 UNIT	68-83	LOSS
03/13/08	Pacific vs UC Irvine (+1.5)	1.0 UNIT	57-56	WIN
03/11/08	Northern Arizona (-3) vs Weber State	0.5 UNIT	75-70	WIN
03/09/08	UNC-Wilmington (+7) vs George Mason	0.5 UNIT	41-53	LOSS
03/08/08	Delaware vs UNC-Wilmington (-3)	1.0 UNIT	82-59	WIN
03/07/08	Portland (-1) vs Pepperdine	1.0 UNIT	48-50	LOSS
03/03/08	Pepperdine at San Francisco (-3.5)	1.0 UNIT	88-63	WIN
03/01/08	Idaho at San Jose State (-8)	1.0 UNIT	67-69	LOSS
03/01/08	Pacific (-2.5) at Cal Poly	1.0 UNIT	68-47	WIN
03/01/08	Portland State at Montana (-3.5)	1.0 UNIT	56-108	LOSS

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2007-08 College Basketball TOTALS
March
Date	Matchup	Rating	Score	ATS Result
03/23/08	Davidson/Georgetown (Over 129.5)	0.5 UNIT	74-70 (144)	WIN
03/23/08	Miss St/Memphis (Over 137)	0.5 UNIT	74-77 (151)	WIN
03/21/08	Md Baltimore/Georgetown (Over 129.5)	1.5 UNITS	47-66 (113)	LOSS
03/20/08	Pittsburgh/Oral Roberts (Under 128)	1.0 UNIT	82-63 (145)	LOSS
03/18/08	Rider/Old Dominion (Over 139)	1.0 UNIT	65-68 (133)	LOSS
03/14/08	Ohio St/Michigan St (Over 122.5)	0.5 UNIT	60-67 (127)	WIN
03/14/08	San Diego St/BYU (Over 128.5)	0.5 UNIT	54-63 (117)	LOSS
03/13/08	Hawaii/Boise St (Under 150)	1.0 UNIT	74-80 (154)	LOSS
03/12/08	Northern Arizona/Portland St (Over 141.5)	0.5 UNIT	51-67 (118)	LOSS
03/09/08	UNC-Wilmington/George Mason (Under 138)	0.5 UNIT	41-53 (94)	WIN
03/08/08	William & Mary/Old Dominio (Over 120)	0.5 UNIT	63-60 (123)	WIN
03/08/08	Massachusetts/George Washington (Under 148.5)	0.5 UNIT	67-63 (130)	WIN
03/07/08	Western Carolina/Wofford (Under 130)	1.0 UNIT	49-58 (107)	WIN
03/06/08	Arizona/Oregon State (Under 134)	0.5 UNIT	81-45 (126)	WIN
03/06/08	SJSU/New Mexico State (Over 146)	0.5 UNIT	65-88 (153)	WIN
03/06/08	Cal Poly/Long Beach State (Under 127)	0.5 UNIT	68-62 (130)	LOSS
03/06/08	UCSB/CS Northridge (Over 141)	0.5UNIT	77-66 (143)	WIN
03/04/08	Colorado St/Utah (Under 132)	0.5 UNIT	61-82 (143)	LOSS
03/03/08	Pepperdine/San Fran (Under 152.5)	1.0 UNIT	88-63 (151)	WIN
03/01/08	Troy/MTSU (Under 148.5)	1.0 UNIT	58-81 (139)	WIN
03/01/08	Western Carolina/Appalachian St. (Under 135)	1.0 UNIT	63-74 (137)	LOSS

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Ultimate Handicapping Challenge (UHChallenge.com)
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2004:	Ranked #2 of 154 services in College Football win percentage.
2005:	Ranked #1 of 112 services in College Football win percentage.
2005:	Ranked #2 of 85 services in College Basketball win percentage.

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