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- To make it rain; moisture condensed from the atmosphere that falls visibly in separate drops
or
To simply go into a James Harden like moment and make it "rain" but in the form of bets. The objective is still the same.
Don't mind me... I present to you the Bookie Busters. The objective here is dominating Champions League.
Here we go!
New Plays
642
MONTREAL IMPACT VS DEPORTIVO SAPRISSA
FH over 1 risk 3U
Game over 3 2U
631 cst
GEORGIA @ SOUTH CAROLINA
2nd half over 83 2U
550 CST
SAMFORD @ WESTERN CAROLINA
FH over 76 3U
game over 161 2U
Central Florida at Connecticut FH under 63 1U
Chattanooga at VMI Over 144 3U MAX
2/26 255 HT UPDATE
LYON VS JUVENTUSOver 2 for game 5U MAX BOMB
2/26 150 CST
CHAMPS LEAGUE
REAL MADRID VS MANCHESTER CITY
FH over 1 5U MAX
Game over 2.5 5U MAX BOMB
2/25 550 CST
TEXAS TECH @ OKLAHOMA
FH under 64 3U
Game under 138 2U
Hornets +11.5 1U
635
KANSAS STATE @ BAYLOR (#2)
Baylor -8.5 Fh 2U
-14.5 2U
654
Mississippi at Auburn
Auburn 2nd half TT over 38.5 2U
Toledo at Central Michigan 2nd half over 83.5 1u4
Xavier 2nd half TT over 38 3U MAX BOMB
656
Parlay 1U
Xavier 2nd half Tt over 38
Baylor -14.5
Lakers over 238.5
805
MILWAUKEE BUCKS @ TORONTO RAPTORS
Toronto ML 3U 2nd half
838 CST
Parlay 1U
Lakers TT over 123
Kings FH -4
Celtics -3.5 FH
Kins Fh -4 2u
848
Parlay 2U
Alabama at Mississippi State
2nd half over 83.5
Lakers TT over 123
Alabama at Mississippi State
2nd half over 83.5 Over 3U MAX
856 CST
NC State/North Carolina Over 79½ 2nd Half
BOMB
Previous Plays
Hampton at Campbell Over 151 2U
England league one
Peterborough vs Southend
Peterborough FH ML 3U
-1.5 3U
Game over 3. 3U
Jazz / Mavs Over 217.5 3U MAX BOMB
Mavs TT over 108.5 1U
Timberwolves +9. If 8.5 buy the hook 2U
RADFORD @ WINTHROP over 141.5 2U
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Coming off a 10-win regular season and an appearance in the divisional round of the playoffs, expectations are high for the Houston Texans in 2024.
However, coach DeMeco Ryans is only concerned with what is happening inside the team.
“We have a lot of room for improvement, and my expectations and what I expect to see from everyone is just get a little better each day,” Ryans said. “If we get a little bit better each day, we'll be exactly where we want to be.”
The day before starting his second training camp as Texans head coach, Ryans told his players they should expect more from themselves than anyone else.
“Nobody on the outside is going to have a bigger expectation than on the inside of the building,” defensive end Will Anderson Jr. said. “Right now, our expectation is just building that building, building a tall building."
After combining for just 11 wins from 2020-2022, Houston surprised many to win the AFC South before beating the Cleveland Browns in the wild-card round. The Texans likely won’t catch anyone by surprise this season.
“It’s gonna be harder,” quarterback C.J. Stroud said. “We have a target on our back this year, and that’s how you should want it.”
The emergence of Stroud is a big reason why so much is expected of the Texans in 2024. The second overall pick of the 2023 draft threw for 4,108 yards and 23 touchdowns on his way to being the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year.
“C.J. has done a really good job this offseason, as a leader when it comes to working with other guys,” Ryans said. “Knowing that he’s not just working by himself, but finding the avenues to get a group together and work together. That’s very important, especially when it comes to timing in the passing game.”
The Texans added talent around Stroud over the offseason, acquiring Pro Bowl receiver Stefon Diggs from Buffalo and Pro Bowl running back Joe Mixon from Cincinnati before the draft.
Mixon will help a Texans rushing offense that averaged just 3.7 yards per carry, fifth worst in the NFL last season, while Diggs, who has finished with more than 100 catches the past four seasons, joins a passing attack that returns its five leading pass catchers.
“I’ve been watching Diggs for a while,” wide receiver Nico Collins said. “I was in middle school, and he was in Minnesota making plays, so it’s just crazy that he’s part of the squad.”
On the other side of the ball, the Texans signed four-time Pro Bowl defensive end Danielle Hunter to a two-year, $49 million contract after a 16 1/2 sack season with the Minnesota Vikings to pair with Anderson, the 2023 AP Defensive Rookie of the Year, on the defensive line.
Expectations are lofty for a team that has not advanced to a conference championship game in its 22-year history, but Stroud and his teammates aren’t shying away from those expectations.
“That’s how it should be,” Stroud said. “The person that always doubts himself probably will never make it to that point, so you gotta have confidence and have a goal and a plan and execute that plan.”