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Bookie Busters: Run with the money

Jerry Bo
Mar 5, 2020, 10:25 am
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Another edition of midweek Bookie Busters only this one has a different flavor. Served in the form of small conference tournaments and some pivotal college basketball matchups, the slate sets up for a feast.

Let's eat!

New Plays

Coming soon....

3/7 827 

BAYER LEVERKUSEN VS EINTRACHT FRANKFURT


over 3 5U MAX BOMB

908

PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS @ PHOENIX SUNS 2nd half over 113.5 3U MAX

850

MILWAUKEE BUCKS @ LOS ANGELES LAKERS Over 228 3U MAX

756 CST

EASTERN KENTUCKY @ BELMONT Belmont 2nd half -5.5 2U

748 CST

Lakers ML 3U MAX

650 CST

UTAH JAZZ @ BOSTON CELTICS First Q under 54 2u

648

Davidson -4 3U MAX

529

Belmont -13 2U

527

Belmont -13 2U

450 cST

GARDNER WEBB @ WINTHROP Over 149 3U MAX

449

BOISE STATE @ SAN DIEGO STATE (#5) SD ST -5 Fh 2U

-9 3U MAX

3/6  324 CST

VMI @ SAMFORD FH over 72.5 3U MAX

551

HOUSTON (#21) @ CONNECTICUTHouston -2 3U

226 CST

BOISE STATE @ UNLV Over 143 3U MAX

Previous Plays

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

255 HT UPDATE

LYON VS JUVENTUSOver 2 for game 5U MAX BOMB

150 CST

CHAMPS LEAGUE

REAL MADRID VS MANCHESTER CITY

FH over 1 5U MAX

Game over 2.5 5U MAX BOMB

550 CST

TEXAS TECH @ OKLAHOMA

FH under 64 3U

Game under 138 2U

For any questions or comments reach me @Jerryboknowz Twitter.

Be sure to check out my show MoneyLine with Josh Jordan on ESPN 97.5. We're on every Sunday from 10-noon, and we'll talk a lot of fantasy football and NFL gambling. Also, be sure to follow us @Moneyline975 on Twitter.

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ROCKETS FALL TO WARRIORS

Critical takeaways from Rockets' 105-103 loss to Warriors

Rockets fall short against Warriors. Photo by Lachlan Cunningham/Getty Images

This wasn't the typical Houston Rockets-Golden St. Warriors game when Mike D' Antoni and Steve Kerr were having an offensive battle of wits. James Harden, who plays for the Brooklyn Nets, was nowhere in sight for the Rockets Friday night. Although the Rockets are in rebuild mode, it was still an interesting game. The intensity was high throughout the entire game. Emotions between Stephen Silas and Kerr were heavy, as they were yelling and jumping up-and-down along the sidelines.

A series of runs and back-and-forth scoring gave a slight reminder of the old rivalry between the Warriors and Rockets. Steph Curry was having a tough game, but with 5.1 seconds left, he was able to create great separation from a step back and drained an incredible midrange shot over Kevin Porter Jr. It was heartbreaking because Porter played great defense on Curry throughout the entire game, with Curry only making 6 out of 22 shots. Porter had a tremendous first-half defensively on Curry and recorded an 88.9 defensive rating. Porter had a good feel for guarding Curry, he didn't allow himself to switch away from him. He anticipated passing lanes and ripped Curry a couple of times.

Besides Porter playing great defense, the Rockets played good as a whole. They finished with 10 steals. Their main technique was to switch everything on defense, and Kenyon Martin Jr. and Christian Wood did a good job. It's never easy staying in front of Curry and Jordan Poole, but if they could hold their ground for five seconds, it became possible. Porter did a great job at times by communicating on defense, so he could tell Jalen Green and Eric Gordon when to switch.

And speaking of Green--- he had a strange night offensively. He went 0-11 from the field but made two great plays in the fourth quarter. Instead of Silas keeping Green on the bench because of his cold hand, he kept him in the game for learning purposes. Green made an outstanding play on Curry at the 2:52 mark in the 4th quarter. Before that, he missed a shot from three but fought hard for the rebound, then found a cutting Wood towards the rim. Green might of struggled, but the effort was there.

This was a tough loss for the Rockets, but they are steadily improving. The Rockets are 3-5 in their last five games.

Up next: The Rockets face the Spurs on Tuesday night.

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