Time to haul in some bread. Credit: Getty Images
As a gambler, sometimes switching things up is a good thing. When you make a wager and the game has played out, you usually get a sense of whether you were on the right side or not. When completely wrong, the bettor can assume their read and handicap was completely wrong. But in some instances, you lose a bet but still believe you had the right side.
The ability to be able to withstand those kind of beats and runs is what will separate you from the novice gambler. Knowing when to slow down and when to ride out bad spells can be crucial to the future of your bankroll. Know when to eject, just because I list a game it doesn't mean to empty your account, Play according to your specific situation.
On the winning side Tuesday, we went back to our old ways and crushed the hoops slate. Lets build on that momentum and keep cashing midweek tickets. There's a ton of games in the next 5-7 days, please give yourself bullets to be able to fire comfortably.
New Plays
2/27
Barcelona first half over 1 risk 10U
Parlay 5U -124
Arsenal ML
Liverpool ML
Arsenal -1.5 5U
Game over 4.5 5U
UPDATE 554 CST
Tennessee first half TT over 35.5 5U MAX
Tenn game TT over 75 7U MAX
UPDATE 654 CST
Illinoise St 2nd half ML 7U MAX
UPDATE 718
halftime
Rockets game over 241.5 7U MAX
UPDATE 858 CST
Play at your own risk but Im riding Cinci -5 2nd half 7U
Previous Plays
Ohio St ML risk 10U
Western Michigan game over 142 5U
Ohio ST parlays pending ( Two 3 unit plays)
Over Ohio St TT O live 10U
first half over 64.5 live 5U
Previous Plays
BAYERN MUNICH VS HERTHA BERLIN
Over 3 5U MAX
UPDATE 847
Newcastle ML 3U
UPDATE 855 CST
Barcelona over 3
5U MAX
Barca/Sevilla
over 2 2nd half +105 5U MAX
so over 5 for game
Update 1154
Kentucky TT over 75.5 5U MAX play
First half -4 3U
Warriors TT over 61.5 2nd half 5U MAX
Arsenal first half -1 5U MAX
Frankfurt over 3 5U MAX
Frankfurt TT over 1.5 2U
Valencia /Celtic Over 2.5 2U
Parlay 1U Valencia ML
Zagreb ML
Arsenal first half -1
Frankfurt TT over 1.5
Zagreb/ Plzen over 2.5 +115 1U
First half over 1 1U
UNC max 5U
First half TT
2nd half UNC
Man city first half
City TT
city -1.5
2nd half over 5U MaX
Sacramento St vs Weber State
Over 144 5U MAX
SV WERDER BREMEN VS VFB STUTTGART
First half over 1 2U
Bremen ML 2U
UPDATED 1140 CST
Wellington /Sydney Over 1 First half 2U
Bounce back week!
Leipzig vs Hoffenheim
BTTS and over 2.5 5U
UPDATE
Spurs/Nets over 233 2U
76ers -2 2U
UPDATE 709 CST
Golden State Warriors - 3rd Quarter TT over 29.5 5U MAX
2nd half TT over 59 5U MAX
UPDATED
Houston Rockets 2nd half TT over 61 5U MAX
3rd Q -4.5 3U
3rd Q TT over 31 5U
UPDATED 826
Sacramento Kings at Minnesota Timberwolves
2nd half over 114.5 7U MAX
UPDATED 940
England Championship
Sheffield vs Brentford over 2.5 10U
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The Texas Longhorns still believe in quarterback Quinn Ewers despite two poor games from the third-year starter who was briefly benched in last week's loss to No. 1 Georgia, coach Steve Sarkisian said Monday.
Ewers struggled through one of his worst career games against the Bulldogs, completing 25 of 43 passes for 211 yards with an interception and two fumbles. He was 6-of-12 passing for 17 yards on the Longhorns' first six drives, and was replaced by Arch Manning in the second quarter as Georgia took a 23-0 lead into halftime.
Ewers returned in the third quarter and led two touchdown drives. But the overall performance in one of the biggest games of the season was well below what was expected from a veteran quarterback who some predict as a potential first round NFL draft pick.
Texas never led against the Bulldogs and Ewers looked rattled.
Sarkisian has insisted that Ewers remains the No. 1 quarterback going forward.
“We have confidence and belief in him,” Sarkisian said. “I think he's going to come out and play really good football for us here in the second half of the season.”
Texas (6-1, 2-1 Southeastern Conference) plays at No. 25 Vanderbilt (5-2, 2-1) on Saturday.
Ewers did not meet with reporters on Monday.
He had performed at his best in some of Texas' biggest games the previous two seasons. He was considered a likely Heisman Trophy contender after the Longhorns won at defending national champion Michigan in week two.
But he was sidelined by an abdomen strain in the first half a week later against UTSA, and the injury knocked him out of the next two games. He returned for Texas' 34-3 win over Oklahoma, but had just 199 yards and one touchdown passing and said he needed to play better.
Against Georgia, Ewers appeared hesitant against a fierce Bulldogs pass rush and missed several throws. The Bulldogs recorded seven sacks and Texas never led.
Georgia quarterback Carson Beck was arguably having an even worse game. He was 23-of-41 passing for 175 yards and three interceptions.
But after Texas cut the Georgia lead to 23-15, Beck answered by leading the Bulldogs on an 11-play, 89-yard drive to the final touchdown of the game.
“I think Quinn definitely can play better. We've got to continue to work on his pocket presence,” Sarkisian said. “But I also think we need to play better around him. You know, our offense isn't about one player playing well.”
Texas rushed for just 29 yards and and managed only 259 total yards of offense against Georgia.
Texas offensive tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. said the Longhorns will rally behind Ewers.
“We're always going to trust Quinn. We're always going to believe in Quinn,” Banks said.