by sportsbettingcash — published on September 24th, 2006
We had a great day yesterday going 3-1 on our free college football picks. Now lets continue the winning weekend with a full day of NFL action. Our sports betting picks are doing well this year and we plan to keep it that way. We are ready for another great weekend of free sports betting picks. Our free NFL picks are doing very well this year so be sure to add these picks to your bet cards. Also be sure to check out Skybook Sportsbook as we have now reviewed them as an excellent online sports book and they are offering free 1/2 points on all football bets to new users. Now for todays 5 free NFl picks to go with on your NFL plays:
3 units on the New York Jets +5.5
3 units on Cincinnati & Pittsburgh Over 41
3 units on Cleveland +6.5
3 units on New York & Seattle Under 43.5
3 units on Denver +7
by sportsbettingcash — published on September 23rd, 2006
Our free college football picks for Saturday are out! We are ready for another great weekend of free sports betting picks. Our free college picks are very hot this year so be sure to add this pick to your list. Please check out Skybook as they are offering free 1/2 points on all football bets to new users.
3 units on Purdue +3
3 units on South Florida +4
3 units on Michigan St +3
3 units on Houston +1
by sportsbettingcash — published on September 22nd, 2006
We have added another pick for tonight’s game. Our free college picks are very hot this year so be sure to add this pick to your list. Please check out Skybook as they are offering free 1/2 points on all football bets to new users.
3 units on Northwestern +7
by sportsbettingcash — published on September 22nd, 2006
Well it is once again College Football time and we hope believe we have another great winning weekend of free football picks. Our first pick is for Friday night’s game. We should be posting a few more picks tonight for all of Saturday’s games. Please check out Skybook as they are offering free 1/2 points on all football bets to new users.
2 units on NW & Nevada Under 47
by sportsbettingcash — published on September 20th, 2006
Although just shy of yet another NCAA Division 1 National title last year, USC continues to perform at an extremely high rate currently at a consistent ranking of #3 (as of September 19, 2006) on the AP Top 25 College ranking system. Heisman winner Reggie Bush being a high draft to the New Orleans Saints highlighted USC’s off-season. Reggie being of such high talent and being chosen by the Saints in a still recovering gulf coastal city, made his selection and playing in the city more than just football, but as a way of bringing together a community. Also all-star quarterback Matt Leinart who was also a significant part of the winning formula was drafted high to the Arizona Cardinals as a back up to veteran Kurt Warner. Also under the shadow of Reggie Bush was LenDale White whose numbers weren’t too far away from Bush’s, but did have off field issues including anger management problems and a significant weight gain before the draft as well as hamstring injuries and lack of workouts that tremendously lowered his stock but the All-American was chosen by the Titans also with newly acquired quarter back Vince Young. Although Reggie Bush and LenDale White were both sharing the tailback position, Reggie was more agile and could change momentums with his great athletics and speed. On the other hand LenDale with his bigger build just bulldozed through everyone to move the ball. Since USC had two tailbacks so talented, but in very different ways, they were an extremely versatile team especially on offense along with pin point quarterback Matt Leinart. With these three gone, people across the nation wonder of USC’s chances this year to win it all as they have done so many times. Here is what they got for this year. They have an incredibly good, yet underrated quarterback by the name of John David Booty who has been under the shadow of Matt Leinart for a few years. But that’s all going to change. He would have probably started on any other team, but he backed up Leinart having good performances whenever he got time. His numbers are pretty impressive last year. He played in 10 games only missing 3. He completed 27-of-42 passes, which by the way is an astounding 64.3%, which is quite good considering the limited playing time. He threw for 327 yards and 3 Touchdowns with only 2 interceptions. Dwayne Jarrett, also returning for junior year should be the number receiver and boost the offense. Last year he had a team-best 91 receptions for 1,274 yards, which averages to about 14 yards per reception with 16 Touchdowns as well! Say what you may but USC is ranked #3 and is undefeated thus far (as of 9/19/06), and the offense seems just good enough to carry the team to another championship season.