Made an honest attempt today to figure out how he is making plays.
We already know he is a 22 year old student who is a sportsfan and said he has dedicated himself to learning about sportsbetting.
So far that gets you deeply in debt to bookies.
todays write up
Tuesday Game
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BALL ST (9 - 0) at MIAMI OHIO (2 - 7)
Week 12 Tuesday, 11/11/2008 7:00 PM
Ball St. is coming off probably their most impressive victory of the season beating up on N. Illinois 45-14(Giving up a meaningless score in the final 2 minutes of the 4th qtr.) When I first saw the line to this game, I took a double take. -16?? It was obvious, Ball St. was undervalued by the linesmakers in this game. Ball St. is undefeated this season and thrashing EVERY opponent they face(Granted its weak competition, but so is Miami (OH)). Ball St. have an underrated Qb in Nate Davis who completed an impressive 18-22 for 300 yards and 4TDs last week vs N. Illinois. Everyone knows they have an explosive offense this season, but I have been impressed with their Defense of late. I can only assume the linesmakers were thinking this could be a look ahead situation for Ball St. when releasing this line as they face C. Michigan next week for what could determine the outcome of the MAC. In regards to this situation, Ball State coach Brady Hoke said, "No question, you are always worried and concerned," "That is where the leadership of our seniors and guys that have played a lot of football comes in." Miami, which is coming off a 37-17 loss at Buffalo, also will have to contend with Ball State running back MiQuale Lewis, the fifth-leading rusher in the FBS with 1,108 yards and 15 touchdowns. The Cardinals will be aimed for revenge as the Red Hawks edged out Ball State, 14 to 13, in Muncie last season on Brandon Murphy's 6-yard TD run with 17 seconds remaining. Ball St. takes care of the football giving up just 8 turnovers all season and managing 17 Takeaways. Miami has 20 Giveaways, and just 10 Takeaways. Fact is Ball St. dominates every aspect of this game. All these key catergories are not only in Ball St. favor, but absolutely dominated by the Cardinals: YPR,YPA, TO Ratio, and Turnovers. I can only imagaine a 21+ point victory, but that is just speculation.
Trends:
BALL ST is 11-2 ATS in road games when playing with 6 or less days rest over the last 3 seasons.
BALL ST is 10-2 ATS off 1 or more straight overs over the last 3 seasons.
BALL ST is 6-0 ATS in road games after scoring 31 points or more in 2 straight games over the last 2 seasons.
Hoke is 14-2 ATS off 1 or more straight overs as the coach of BALL ST.
Montgomery is 4-13 ATS off 1 or more straight overs as the coach of MIAMI OHIO.
Trends Pertaining to the Line:
Ball State Cardinals are 6-1-0 ATS As Favorite (14 -> 16.5)
Ball State Cardinals are 9-2-0 ATS After 1 Overs (All Lines)
Ball State Cardinals are 12-4-0 ATS After 2 Home (All Lines)
My Power Rankings:
Ball St.: 27th
Miami (OH): 117th
My Effiency Ratings:
Ball St.: 26th
Miami (OH): 118th
I am Taking Ball St. -16 (3 Units) [1 Unit up to -20] :toast:
GL,
Dizz
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Well my eyes hurt, first off. Then clearly the "writeup" is plageurized.
so with a quick search.....
Ball State seeks record-tying 10th win
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(16) Ball State (9-0) at Miami, Ohio (2-7) 7:00 pm EST
OXFORD, Ohio (Ticker) -- Of the five remaining unbeaten teams in the Football Bowl Subdivision, Ball State is probably the one least talked about.
The 16th-ranked Cardinals, who are coming off arguably their most impressive performance of the season, can equal a school record for wins in a season Tuesday night when they visit Miami of Ohio.
Nate Davis, perhaps one of the most underrated quarterbacks in the FBS, completed 18-of-22 passes for 300 yards and four touchdowns in last Wednesday's 45-14 victory over Northern Illinois. The four TDs matched a career high for the junior, who became the school's all-time leader in career completions with 592.
With the win, Ball State (9-0, 5-0 MAC West) matched the best start in school history sent by the 1965 team, which went 9-0 in regular season before tying Tennessee State in the Grantland Rice Bowl.
After slow starts in their previous two games, the Cardinals put away Northern Illinois early, building a 21-0 halftime lead.
Ball State's defense forced seven three-and-outs and two turnovers, giving up just one touchdown before allowing a meaningless score in the final two minutes.
The Cardinals are aiming to reach 10 wins for just the second time in school history. The 1978 team went 10-1, losing only to Louisiana Tech.
Ball State also is looking to nail down the West Division title in the Mid-American Conference, which could be decided next week when the Cardinals host Central Michigan. The Chippewas also are 5-0 in the division heading into Wednesday's game against Northern Illinois.
That makes the Miami of Ohio contest a potential trap game for the Cardinals, who have won all nine of their games this season by double figures.
"No question, you are always worried and concerned," Ball State coach Brady Hoke said. "That is where the leadership of our seniors and guys that have played a lot of football comes in."
Miami (2-7, 1-4 MAC East), which went 13-1 in 2003 under the late Terry Hoeppner, could be headed to its second 10-loss campaign in four seasons since coach Shane Montgomery replaced Hoeppner in 2005. The Red Hawks finished 2-10 in 2006.
Miami, which is coming off a 37-17 loss at Buffalo, also will have to contend with Ball State running back MiQuale Lewis, the fifth-leading rusher in the FBS with 1,108 yards and 15 touchdowns.
The Cardinals will be primed for revenge as the Red Hawks edged Ball State, 14-13, in Muncie last season on Brandon Murphy's 6-yard TD run with 17 seconds remaining.
Miami kicker Nathan Parseghian, the great-grandnephew of former Notre Dame coaching legend Ara Parseghian, is having a strong senior season for the Red Hawks, converting 13 of his 15 field goal attempts.
Then throw in some random trends picked out like this to emphasize what a great play this is and ignore evidence to the contrary, as trend posters do, they always find great trends for them, but cant seem to remember all those that are contrary.
Then some probably copied power ratings and it looks sharp to some RX posters. Unfortunately, it isnt.
Good luck if you are following this person.
We already know he is a 22 year old student who is a sportsfan and said he has dedicated himself to learning about sportsbetting.
So far that gets you deeply in debt to bookies.
todays write up
Tuesday Game
-------------------------------------
BALL ST (9 - 0) at MIAMI OHIO (2 - 7)
Week 12 Tuesday, 11/11/2008 7:00 PM
Ball St. is coming off probably their most impressive victory of the season beating up on N. Illinois 45-14(Giving up a meaningless score in the final 2 minutes of the 4th qtr.) When I first saw the line to this game, I took a double take. -16?? It was obvious, Ball St. was undervalued by the linesmakers in this game. Ball St. is undefeated this season and thrashing EVERY opponent they face(Granted its weak competition, but so is Miami (OH)). Ball St. have an underrated Qb in Nate Davis who completed an impressive 18-22 for 300 yards and 4TDs last week vs N. Illinois. Everyone knows they have an explosive offense this season, but I have been impressed with their Defense of late. I can only assume the linesmakers were thinking this could be a look ahead situation for Ball St. when releasing this line as they face C. Michigan next week for what could determine the outcome of the MAC. In regards to this situation, Ball State coach Brady Hoke said, "No question, you are always worried and concerned," "That is where the leadership of our seniors and guys that have played a lot of football comes in." Miami, which is coming off a 37-17 loss at Buffalo, also will have to contend with Ball State running back MiQuale Lewis, the fifth-leading rusher in the FBS with 1,108 yards and 15 touchdowns. The Cardinals will be aimed for revenge as the Red Hawks edged out Ball State, 14 to 13, in Muncie last season on Brandon Murphy's 6-yard TD run with 17 seconds remaining. Ball St. takes care of the football giving up just 8 turnovers all season and managing 17 Takeaways. Miami has 20 Giveaways, and just 10 Takeaways. Fact is Ball St. dominates every aspect of this game. All these key catergories are not only in Ball St. favor, but absolutely dominated by the Cardinals: YPR,YPA, TO Ratio, and Turnovers. I can only imagaine a 21+ point victory, but that is just speculation.
Trends:
BALL ST is 11-2 ATS in road games when playing with 6 or less days rest over the last 3 seasons.
BALL ST is 10-2 ATS off 1 or more straight overs over the last 3 seasons.
BALL ST is 6-0 ATS in road games after scoring 31 points or more in 2 straight games over the last 2 seasons.
Hoke is 14-2 ATS off 1 or more straight overs as the coach of BALL ST.
Montgomery is 4-13 ATS off 1 or more straight overs as the coach of MIAMI OHIO.
Trends Pertaining to the Line:
Ball State Cardinals are 6-1-0 ATS As Favorite (14 -> 16.5)
Ball State Cardinals are 9-2-0 ATS After 1 Overs (All Lines)
Ball State Cardinals are 12-4-0 ATS After 2 Home (All Lines)
My Power Rankings:
Ball St.: 27th
Miami (OH): 117th
My Effiency Ratings:
Ball St.: 26th
Miami (OH): 118th
I am Taking Ball St. -16 (3 Units) [1 Unit up to -20] :toast:
GL,
Dizz
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Well my eyes hurt, first off. Then clearly the "writeup" is plageurized.
so with a quick search.....
Ball State seeks record-tying 10th win
http://areyouwatchingthis.com/users/2185http://areyouwatchingthis.com/users/3348http://areyouwatchingthis.com/users/2657http://areyouwatchingthis.com/users/2269http://areyouwatchingthis.com/users/1071http://areyouwatchingthis.com/users/3345http://areyouwatchingthis.com/users/4058http://areyouwatchingthis.com/users/2543http://areyouwatchingthis.com/users/2374http://areyouwatchingthis.com/users/3487http://areyouwatchingthis.com/users/4377http://areyouwatchingthis.com/users/2538
(16) Ball State (9-0) at Miami, Ohio (2-7) 7:00 pm EST
OXFORD, Ohio (Ticker) -- Of the five remaining unbeaten teams in the Football Bowl Subdivision, Ball State is probably the one least talked about.
The 16th-ranked Cardinals, who are coming off arguably their most impressive performance of the season, can equal a school record for wins in a season Tuesday night when they visit Miami of Ohio.
Nate Davis, perhaps one of the most underrated quarterbacks in the FBS, completed 18-of-22 passes for 300 yards and four touchdowns in last Wednesday's 45-14 victory over Northern Illinois. The four TDs matched a career high for the junior, who became the school's all-time leader in career completions with 592.
With the win, Ball State (9-0, 5-0 MAC West) matched the best start in school history sent by the 1965 team, which went 9-0 in regular season before tying Tennessee State in the Grantland Rice Bowl.
After slow starts in their previous two games, the Cardinals put away Northern Illinois early, building a 21-0 halftime lead.
Ball State's defense forced seven three-and-outs and two turnovers, giving up just one touchdown before allowing a meaningless score in the final two minutes.
The Cardinals are aiming to reach 10 wins for just the second time in school history. The 1978 team went 10-1, losing only to Louisiana Tech.
Ball State also is looking to nail down the West Division title in the Mid-American Conference, which could be decided next week when the Cardinals host Central Michigan. The Chippewas also are 5-0 in the division heading into Wednesday's game against Northern Illinois.
That makes the Miami of Ohio contest a potential trap game for the Cardinals, who have won all nine of their games this season by double figures.
"No question, you are always worried and concerned," Ball State coach Brady Hoke said. "That is where the leadership of our seniors and guys that have played a lot of football comes in."
Miami (2-7, 1-4 MAC East), which went 13-1 in 2003 under the late Terry Hoeppner, could be headed to its second 10-loss campaign in four seasons since coach Shane Montgomery replaced Hoeppner in 2005. The Red Hawks finished 2-10 in 2006.
Miami, which is coming off a 37-17 loss at Buffalo, also will have to contend with Ball State running back MiQuale Lewis, the fifth-leading rusher in the FBS with 1,108 yards and 15 touchdowns.
The Cardinals will be primed for revenge as the Red Hawks edged Ball State, 14-13, in Muncie last season on Brandon Murphy's 6-yard TD run with 17 seconds remaining.
Miami kicker Nathan Parseghian, the great-grandnephew of former Notre Dame coaching legend Ara Parseghian, is having a strong senior season for the Red Hawks, converting 13 of his 15 field goal attempts.
Then throw in some random trends picked out like this to emphasize what a great play this is and ignore evidence to the contrary, as trend posters do, they always find great trends for them, but cant seem to remember all those that are contrary.
Then some probably copied power ratings and it looks sharp to some RX posters. Unfortunately, it isnt.
Good luck if you are following this person.
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