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Wayne Allyn Root

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Posted At: 03/01/2010 @ 11:22PM
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Posted At: 02/08/2010 @ 7:42AM
Lessons Obama Should Have Learned From Watching the Super Bowl:

The Difference Between Las Vegas and Washington D.C.

By Wayne Allyn Root, 2008 Libertarian Vice Presidential Nominee

I am probably the only politician in America whose day job is Las Vegas oddsmaker. I’ve learned many valuable lessons from sports and sports betting. On Sunday I made a fortune for thousands of my clients by picking the New Orleans Saints’ Super Bowl upset. Obama, Reid and Pelosi might snicker, but they obviously don’t understand the difference between Vegas and Washington D.C. You know w

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Coach Ron Meyer

- The Coach -

Posted At: 12/28/2009 @ 11:12PM
KEY INJURY CAN HAVE GAMETIME RAMIFICATIONS :

KEY INJURY CAN HAVE GAMETIME RAMIFICATIONS

COACH SAYS ONE MUST BE ABLE TO ADAPT TO CONDITIONS AT ONCE!!

Ohio State: Terrelle Pryor Playing with Slightly Torn PCL....is this a concern in the Rose Bowl???

"sometimes I can have trouble making some types of cuts,” Pryor told the media. “It’s not really a big deal. It’s just a little sore. It’s fine. When I’m in the game or at practice, I don’t really worry about it, to tell you the truth.”

Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor has revealed he partially tore a ligament in his knee, claiming it didn't slow him down much while leading the Buckeyes to the Big Ten title. Pryor says he's hurting everywhere at the close of his sophomore season, which ends Friday in the Rose Bowl against No. 7 Oregon. But he says he's feeling sharper after two sluggish practices in Los Angeles with the eighth-ranked Buckeyes.In an affable session with reporters Monday morning, Pryor admitted he has a partial tear in his posterior cruciate ligament, touching his left knee for emphasis, but not confirming which knee is hurt. Ohio State hadn't mentioned a knee injury for Pryor, only acknowledging an injured ankle against New Mexico State.

COACH MEYER FURTHER STATED THAT JUST BECAUSE THE QB SAYS HE'S ALRIGHT.....DOES NOT MAKE HIM ALRIGHT. AND IT DOES 2 THINGS:

1) THERE'S THE CONFIDENCE FACTOR WITH THE OPPOSING TEAM

2) IT MAKES THE OPPOSITION THINK THEY WANT TO TACKLE HIM ON THAT INJURED KNEE.

The bottom line is to keep doing your homework to find any nugget of information that's out there. I will be updating Owens condition all week long. keep coming back and see it this becomes an issue, a play or a pass!

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Posted At: 12/18/2009 @ 10:59AM
2 UNDEFEATED TEAMS LEFT IN THE HUNT:

UNDEFEATED TEAMS

Two teams – Indianapolis, New Orleans ...BOTH 12-0

1) NEW ORLEANS SAINTS.... This should be an enjoyable game to watch as the Saints look to remain undefeated. I think that record means more to them than it does to the Colts. Meanwhile, we are seeing one of the greatest offensive teams of all time. WHY? Because they have perfect balance- equal runs and passes for the season. The Saints have 3 running backs that ALL average 5+yards per carry! Their defense has performed well in the 4th quarter holding the scoring edge by a 5 to 1 margin in points

scored vs. points allowed. Drew Brees has shown us tremendous leadership skills and with a win on Saturday night against the Cowboys, they clinch home field advantage thru-out the Playoffs.

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Hollis "Harvard" Barnhart

- THE GENERAL MANAGER OF WINNINGEDGE.COM -

Posted At: 02/02/2010 @ 3:40PM
super bowl thoughts involving the over/under means a lot for oddsmakers:

from the desk of HARVARD, THE VEGAS BETTING INSIDER.

SUPER BOWL OVER/UNDER THOUGHTS:

In the history of this annual greatest show on earth, this will be the 8th Super Bowl that has an ‘over/under’ total listed at 50 or higher. In those first seven games of handicapping this type of high over/under total, the ‘under’ has gone 4-3. When two of the seven were played in Miami, both those games went ‘over’ the number. This included the highest-scoring Super Bowl (XXIX) of all-time when the 49ers dialed it up on the Chargers 49-26.

So let's step into the minds of the Vegas Oddsmakers where $90,000,000 will be wagered in Vegas alone.

(Billions wagered elsewhere). The most popular combination to wager on is the FAVORITE and THE OVER by the betting public. The oddsmakers know this and have taken "preventive measures." They usually pre-adjust the betting line so the favorite/over combination will NOT cover for the many thousands of parlays where millions of Dollars are exposed to the Sportsbooks...the clients of the Las Vegas Oddsmakers.

In the 43 SuperBowl's so far, only 14 times has this combination of Favorite and Over come thru. So if one thinks that Indianapolis Colts is the correct side, then a conclusion might be made to take the under. However, I love delving even deeper into their minds and also offer this: If the public is betting on the Favorite and the favorite bet by the public rarely wins, that makes many sharpies lean to the underdog; New Orleans Saints. If that hypothesis is true then on can conclude that the over is t

SUPER BOWL OVER/UNDER THOUGHTS:

In the history of this annual greatest show on earth, this will be the 8th Super Bowl that has a

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Posted At: 12/18/2009 @ 11:05AM
THE PUBLIC REMAINS IN ACTION...BARELY HANGING ON:

THE PUBLIC REMAINS IN ACTION AFTER WEEK 14

Week 14 of the regular NFL season:

After going over a month straight of getting pounded by the Sportsbooks, the bettors struck back with a big Week 14 in the NFL. The win was fueled by the favorites going 10-4 Sunday where only two underdogs won straight up. Of the two 'dogs that won, Miami and San Diego, both were short numbers that garnered public support and they didn‘t really help the books at all.

The only contest that the public truly lost on the day was the Saints winning by three as 10-point favorites against the Falcons. The other underdog that won but didn’t cover was the Patriots winning by 10 but not covering the spread (12.5). Late Panther money had come in pushing the spread down from 13.5.

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Ross Benjamin

- "The Sharpest of Professionals" -

Posted At: 08/23/2009 @ 2:56PM
NFL Preseason Handicapping:

By: Ross Benjamin

Regardless of what the pessimists may convey to you there is money to be made when wagering on the NFL preseason. However, my personal approach, as it applies to handicapping the preseason, is vastly different than when the games count for real.

I have had considerable success when implementing my approach and methods at this time of year. My keys to being a successful NFL preseason handicapper revolve around some personal golden rules, discipline, and even stricter money management policies than I use at any other time of year.

The first order of business that needs to be looked at is the head coaches that are involved. Some head coaches place more emphasis and significance on preseason than others. A past example of this would be when Marv Levy was the head coach of the Buffalo Bills. Levy placed very little if any importance on preseason games. He used the preseason solely to evaluate new player personnel, draft picks, and free agent rookies that were not drafted.

By: Ross Benjamin

The 2009 college football season is almost upon us. There is a total of 22 head coaching changes across the nation including a couple of interim tags being removed. The MAC seems to always be the conference that leads the way and this season will be no different. Out of the 22 new head coaches in college football this season 5 of those are in the MAC. Unfortunately for the MAC it has become a breeding ground for head coaches auditioning for higher profile schools. Then there are head coaches that suffer the harsh reality of major college sports. That is if you don’t win with any consistency, in a reasonable time frame, or don’t meet the expectations then you become unemployed.

Here is the college football coaching changes for the 2009 season:

1. Army: Rich El

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Breaking Out: Chris Tillman

Breaking Out: Brian Matusz

Breaking Out: Neftali Feliz

Lincecum roughed up

Reyes out at least two weeks

Todd Helton gets contract extension

White Sox to run more this season

Tomlinson close to signing

Price hit with bat

Beckett eyes long-term deal

Mauer on the trading block?

Garciaparra retires

Cliff Lee solid in spring training debut

Derrick Mason returning

Gay scores 28 as Memphis beats Boston by 20

Todd Helton gets contract
extension

White Sox to run more this
season

Cliff Lee solid in spring
training debut

Gay scores 28 as Memphis beats
Boston by 20