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Sep 4, 2019, 12:29 pm
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First impressions are everything, I've previously mentioned the importance on numerous occasions. Are you not impressed?
A 13-3 NCAA start to the football season, that's fantastic! But, in the gambling universe, it means nothing if you can't back it up with another performance. You're only as good as your last bet, and with that mentality keep yourself at a steady level of risk. Just because you have more bankroll now, doesn't mean to step out of the box. More bankroll doesn't mean to chance the last games of the night. A bigger bankroll however can translate to somewhat of a safety net.
I'm just looking for opportunity, growing your cash steadily allows you to have the chance to play. Those that don't portion it out correctly, find themselves sitting out at times. Don't play yourself out of the game, it's a long season.
Good Luck!
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630
Texas +7 5U MAX
Update 1045
Virginia tech TT over 42 5U
850 CST Halftime
Bears/Packers 2nd half under 23 5U MAX BOMB
715 CST
Bears -3 3U Bears
FH Team Total Over 12.5 3U
Allen Robinson Over 4.5 receptions 4U
Previous Plays
Houston/OU Over 80 5U MAX
Houston +23 3U
OK st/Oregon St
FH over 37 5U MAX
Game over 73 5U MAX
HT UPDATE 801 CST
Rutgers TT over 19.5 2nd half 3U
Rutgers -7 2nd half 5U MAX
552 CST 9/30
Yankees Team Total Over 5.5 5U MAX
Previous Plays
Utah/BYU Under 49 3U
8/28 220 CST
Yankees -1.5 2U
Yankees Team Total over 5.5 2U
MLS
LA FC vs LA Galaxy 5U MAX
Over 3.5 released earlier on Moneyline 97.5
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Emanuel Sharpe scored 26 points, LJ Cryer had 20 and second-ranked Houston stifled No. 17 BYU in a 74-54 victory Friday night that moved the Cougars into the Big 12 Tournament championship game for the second consecutive season.
Milos Uzan added 14 points and Mylik Wilson pulled down 13 rebounds, helping the tournament's top seed jump to a big early lead and roll into Saturday night's matchup with Arizona on a 12-game win streak.
Houston (29-4) played without J'Wan Roberts, its leading rebounder, after he sprained his ankle early in the second half of the Cougars' quarterfinal win over Colorado. Roberts watched from the bench with his right foot in a walking boot.
He got to watch quite a defensive show by one of the nation's best.
Houston forced BYU to miss its first nine shots, including seven from beyond the arc, where coach Kevin Young's team had set a Big 12 Tournament record with 18 made 3s on its way to 96 points in a quarterfinal win over Iowa State. That nearly seven-minute lull allowed Houston to roar to a 15-0 lead that it spent the rest of the game protecting.
BYU trimmed its 40-21 halftime deficit to 13 midway through the second half but never threatened to come all the way back.
Keba Keita had 14 points and 12 rebounds for BYU. Dawson Baker scored 11 points and Richie Saunders had 10.
Takeaways
BYU still has not won a conference tournament title since 2001 in the Mountain West.
Houston lived up to its billing as the nation's No. 1 team in defensive efficiency.
Key moment
Sharpe converted a four-point play with 13:40 left in the first half to give Houston its 15-0 lead.
Key stat
Houston has beaten BYU by an average of 25.5 points in their two games this season.
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Houston will play the Wildcats for the Big 12 title.