NFL Run now 5-1-1, NCAA Picks Hit AGAIN0
SportsPicks Staff posted in Tips, NFL Tips, NCAA Football Tips, NHL Tips, NBA Tips on November 17th, 2006

It was a great weekend for football plays at TopSportsTips. The NFLTopPicks team was on point yet again, predicting that the score would stay low in the Buffalo / Indianapolis game, which it did. Also, Kent State picked up a tasty cover against Virginia Tech - without even scoring a point!

This weekend we’re back for more, licking our chops at the weak lines that have been posted for this weekend’s games. We’ve got a tasty NFL side featuring an underrated team out for revenge. We’ve got an NCAA side featuring a really good team with an 8-2 record who someone is a big dog when they shouldn’t be. Our Top Play (below) takes cash from an NBA matchup, and we’ve got an NHL Total to cap off this week’s straight wagers. Finally, Tim Spears and his team have isolated a two-team cross sport parlay that you won’t want to miss!

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In NBA action this week, the Toronto Raptors head south to LaLa land to take on the Lakers. The Raptors embarked on an ambitious rebuilding project over the summer, and while their new Phoenix-Suns-North run-and-gun strategy should pay off in the long run, they’re still trying to make the pieces fit. They enter this game with a 2-5 record, losing all three of their road games by double-digits. They are in the middle of a 5 game Western Conference swing, playing three games in four nights starting tonight. What we’ve got here is a young, developing team in a bad scheduling spot against a well-rested team at home. The Lakers haven’t played since Sunday, and don’t play again until this coming Sunday – what that means is that they’ll be rested and prepared, but without the risk of looking ahead to their upcoming—and perhaps more important—games. Toronto’s going to get the full attention of Kobe and Co., and that means trouble for Raptors fans. LA has gone 4-1 at home so far this season, and wins early in the year proved that this is not just Kobe’s show – the whole team can contribute. We’ve seen this Lakers team beat Phoenix, Seattle, Minnesota, and Memphis by a combined 31 points, and we’re confident that they’ll take care of business against a tired, young Raptors team. Play Los Angeles Lakers, ATS.

ANOTHER Perfect Weekend - 4-0 in Straight Wagers!0
SportsPicks Staff posted in Tips, Comments, BaseBall Tips, NFL Tips, NCAA Football Tips, NHL Tips, NBA Tips on November 10th, 2006

It was a full frontal assault on the books last weekend as our straight wagers went a perfect 4-0 in all sports to stack cash once again. The NFLTopPicks team bucked public opinion to fade the then-undefeated Chicago Bears, the NCAATips experts nailed last week’s Top Play, and our NHL and NBA Totals also cashed. The NFLTopPicks team is now 4-1-1 in the last six weeks, and the NHLTopPicks guys are on a 3-0 run. Bang another lineup of winners this week as we continue this red-hot tear!

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A friend of ours joked the other day that the Colts had a bigger chance of losing against the bye week than they do against the Bills this weekend. If you’ve been following Buffalo’s disastrous season, you’ll know that they’re in no way a threat to push this total over. They’re averaging 14.2 points in their four games on the road, and even that number doesn’t tell the whole story, because they scored a defensive TD, and put up a meaningless TD against Chicago with a minute left and trailing 40-0. Now, their best player (RB Willis MaGahee) is on the sidelines resting broken ribs, and they have to deal with Anthony Thomas – a decent back-up once upon a time, but four years past his best days – as his replacement. However, the Bills aren’t going to have much choice but to give Thomas a whole bunch of carries, because Coach Dick Jauron knows Indy ranks last in run defense, and he’ll try to take advantage. He’s certainly going to shy away from challenging Indy in the air, especially with safety Bob Sanders playing his second game back from injury this week. Sanders made a big difference last week in that big win against the Patriots, and his presence means that Colts Coach Tony Dungy will stack the line against the run, pressuring QB Losman to pass. The Bills are in a tough spot in Indy’s house this week, and there’s no escaping. However, there’s no ignoring the fact that this is prime letdown territory for the Colts after the Broncos and Patriots games. The Bills have excellent special teams, a good punter, and their defense is improved as Takeo Spikes works his way into playing shape. The Colts are going to put up points, but we’re expecting long, clock-eating drives. We’re shying away from the 12-point spread, but this total – currently 45 – is high enough that we’re looking at a comfortable Under. Play the Under.

Another Winning Weekend at TST!0
SportsPicks Staff posted in Tips, Comments, NFL Tips, NCAA Football Tips, NHL Tips, NBA Tips on October 27th, 2006

It was another weekend of bookie bashing, as the TopSportsTips team got back to doing what we do best - picking winners. Straight wagers went 2-0-1, ensuring our clients went home with slightly fatter wallets than before. This week we follow up that effort with a HUGELY stacked card, including NFL, NCAAF, World Series, and NHL straight wagers, as well as a two-team parlay! You can see our Top Play right here, but to see the full card, you’ve got to be a member of our sponsor, GoSportsBet. It’s free and easy to join!

It’s time for another one of our patented NCAAF sides in a big rivalry game… the only problem is, most of the public is betting on the wrong team! We’re going to play double-digit fave Florida against Georgia, and here’s why. We’ve been very unimpressed by this Bulldog team – in their last five games, they’ve played terribly, and they’ve gone 0-5 ATS, losing to the spread by nearly 90 points combined. Just one of those opponents looks headed to a bowl this season, which spells trouble for the Bulldogs. This week, the Bulldogs will be starting a true freshman at QB (Matt Stafford), and he’s averaging just 104 pass yards per game, and his TD : INT ratio is currently 3 : 7. Florida is limiting opposing rushing to just 2.5 yards per carry, which means Stafford will be forced to throw. Look for Florida defenders to pick up a couple interceptions this weekend against a green QB and a weak rush offense. Florida is coming fresh off a bye week, and even though they had better personnel before the bye, now, they’re rested. Georgia has faced a double-digit deficit 10 times in this series, and they’ve covered in only 3 of them. It’s true, we normally wouldn’t lay this kind of number in a rivalry game. However, this rivalry is going to be one-sided, as the better team with extra rest will come out comfortably on top in this one. Play Florida Gators, ATS

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BounceBack Weekend at TopSportsTips0
SportsPicks Staff posted in Tips, BaseBall Tips, NFL Tips, NCAA Football Tips, NHL Tips, NBA Tips on October 20th, 2006

After a tough weekend, we bounce back strong with a full card, backed by the most detailed, in-depth explanations in the free picks industry. No one can guarantee that every pick will be a winner, but our research and hard work have been consistently profitable over time, and we look forward to continued successes with this approach.

This week, we’ve got a full card, with an NFL side (Top Play), an NCAAF blowout win, an NHL road winner, and finally, a two-team NCAAF parlay. You can see our Top Play right here, but to get the full card, you’ve got to be a GoSportsBet member! Join our sponsor now.

The Carolina Panthers are in a bit of a rare situation here, as they enter this game as 3-pt dogs. The Panthers are 18-3 (85%) in their last 21 games as an underdog, and they’re 4-0 since Steve Smith returned to the lineup. There’s no reason to think another cover won’t come through this weekend. Not only can the Bengals not stop a strong ground attack (which is a hallmark of the Panthers’ game), they also have trouble against the well-coached, bruising teams that include the Carolina Panthers. With Steve Smith back to his typically-devastating form, and with QB Jake Delhomme coming off a career-high 365 yards passing against a stingy Ravens ‘D’, the Bengals could be in trouble. We’re expecting DeShaun Foster to be able to run against the Bengals, who gave up 231 rush yards to the Patriots. Injuries and suspensions have decimated the Bengals at linebacker, and we predict this will show on Sunday. Fiinally, the Bengals have had serious issues protecting Carson Palmer, giving up 17 sacks in five games. Cincinnati is just 3-8 against the spread when laying points at home, and that number goes to 3-9 this weekend. Play the Carolina Panthers, ATS.

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MORE Winners in the Big Games!2
SportsPicks Staff posted in Tips, Comments, BaseBall Tips, NFL Tips, NCAA Football Tips, NHL Tips, NBA Tips on October 13th, 2006

Last week was another profitable venture, as our Top Play on the New Jersey Devils as moneyline underdogs cashed big at +115. Also, the NFLTopPicks team was spot on in their analysis of the Philadelphia / Dallas game, predicting that the Eagles would make a statement against T.O. and the Cowboys. Our parlay was a push, bringing our three-week record to 2-0-1.

We’ve got another Bookie Basher card this weekend, with four straight wagers (including an MLB Playoff Winner!) and a two-team parlay. Make a little extra money this weekend and add to your bankroll with the most comprehensive free plays on the internet.

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This week’s Top Play involves the Michigan Wolverines against the Penn State Nittany Lions. This game is a bargain considering the situation, and you can be sure we jumped at the opportunity to cash. You’ll recall that Penn State’s first defeat of the 2005 season came in Michigan to these same Wolverines, when Michigan scored a late TD to steal the win. The late score came after officials inexplicably added time to the clock for reasons unknown. This means that Penn State will be ready to put forth the effort of the season so far this Saturday. Our bet is that they’ll stay within the number, and may win the game. Mario Manningham is not here to bail out the Wolverines this time around, and they are simply not as good a team without him. The Wolverines won’t be able to demand instant double coverage the way they did with him on the field, and their attack on Penn State’s secondary will be nowhere near as strong. This Penn State team has had road tests against Notre Dame and Ohio State, held the Buckeyes to 253 yards, and intercepted Troy Smith twice. Michigan is a step down in quality from Ohio State, and QB Anthony Morrielli should get a chance to find comfort against a weaker D. Although we’re tempted to go with the moneyline play here, we’ll take the safe cushion with the spread. Play Penn State, ATS.

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Parlay Hits - HUGE NCAA Weekend!1
SportsPicks Staff posted in Tips, Comments, BaseBall Tips, NFL Tips, NCAA Football Tips on September 29th, 2006

Last week’s four NCAA picks went a combined 3-1, but luckily for you, two of them were parlayed together, resulting in HUGE profits for our players! This week we’ve changed our format slightly - ALL the picks are still free, and anyone can see our “Top Play” on this blog, but our full card of winners is reserved for members at GoSportsBet, our sponsor site.

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This week’s Top Play features Louisiana Tech against Clemson. Louisiana Tech are huge dogs against Clemson this week, but at +34, the price is more than right. Although Clemson played a highly-efficient, clean game against North Carolina last weekend, we’ve got a situation here when both the favorite and the underdog would like to shorten the game, get this one over with, and move on to conference match-ups ahead. For Clemson, this is basically a bye week. With Wake Forest up next Saturday, priorities here include getting what should be an easy win, and not getting injured. We’re going to look for Clemson to play some guys who ordinarily might not get a lot of action, and who Tommy Bowden will need in years to come. Young, little-used, inexperienced players, especially on the offensive line, do not make for a whole lot of covers. We’ll take advantage. Also, consider that Louisiana Tech is not your average dog in this situation. It’s true, Nebraska and Texas A&M each covered against LA Tech, but they were trying to put up big scores because of pressures on their coaches. Clemson has absolutely zero motivation here. Look for Louisiana Tech to put forth a solid effort for four quarters, and in a game where both teams want to shorten the clock, that factor will make the difference. Play Louisiana Tech, ATS.

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Underdog winner cashes vs. Notre Dame!4
SportsPicks Staff posted in Tips, BaseBall Tips, NFL Tips, NCAA Football Tips on September 22nd, 2006

The majority of the betting public thought Notre Dame would remain undefeated last weekend, but our players knew better! Michigan cashed all tickets, and our players emerged with fatter wallets because of it.

This week we’ve got two more hot NCAA plays, an NFL side, an undervalued MLB fave, and the weekly parlay!

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