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SG THUR-MON PICKS INSIDE!----LSU DAWG IS RED HOT! (24-9-1)

Sportbook Guru is ready to explode this week as we look to put the past weekend behind us after an uncharacteristic negative weekend. 5 unit selections went 1-2 overall as we still cannot believe we lost our MLB 5 unit play with Arizona +1.5 as the LA Dodgers hit a 2 out grand slam in the bottom of the 9th inning to win 5-1. On a positive note, NFL 5 unit plays remain undefeated this season as we extended our winning streak to 3-0 as we easily cashed in on the Tampa Bay/Carolina Over 34 total which soared to 50 points!

Sportbook Guru feels that we have put the past weekend behind us as SG proved once again that he is one of the most consistent handicappers in the world of gaming. On Monday night, Sportbook Guru cashed in big as 4 units New Orleans +4 started our push towards getting us back on track. On Tuesday night, Sportbook Guru proved once again that he can bounce back from a bad weekend as NCAA FB goes 2-0 overall with Central Florida State +6 and Under the total of 46.

SG firmly believes we are back on track this football season and plans to continue this run with a solid Thursday NCAA card coupled with a roar into the weekend. It is downright scary what Sportbook Guru and LSU DAWG can do for you over the long haul. These are two top notch handicappers who have proven over time that positive and productive units can be generated by having faith in their handicapping systems.

THIS WEEKEND----SPORTBOOK GURU WILL HAVE A 5 UNIT NFL PICK (3-0)

SPORTBOOK GURU SEASONAL STATISTICS
2006 NFL record: 15-17 -1.50 units
2006 NCAA FB record 35-31-2 -3.70 units
2006 MLB Record: 597-527 +52.40 units
2006 NFL-X Record: 17-9
2005 NCAA Record: 126-115 +22.60 units

SPORTBOOK GURU 5 UNIT MEMBERS PICK RECORD
2006 NFL 5 unit picks: 4-0
2006 NCAA 5 unit picks: 1-2
2006 MLB 5 unit Pick: 14-3
2006 All Sports 5 Unit Pick Current Run: 39-14
2005 All Football 5 unit picks: 42-32
2005 NCAA FB 5 unit picks: 31-17

LSU DAWG INFORMATION
LSU DAWG is the "premier" leader when it comes to handicapping the Southeastern Conference (SEC) football programs. Each Thursday, LSU DAWG releases his game analysis and breakdown on every SEC game played per week. No joke, LSU DAWG is absolutely amazing when it comes to covering this conference and someone who you definitely want to check out over the rest of the college football season!

SEC Record: 24-9-1
Week 1 SEC newsletter: 8-1-1
Week 2 SEC newsletter: 7-1
Week 3 SEC newsletter: 3-4
Week 4 SEC newsletter: 6-3

HERE IS A COPY OF LAST WEEK'S 4 NEWSLETTER:
Kentucky + 24 @ Florida - Kentucky is a bad football team and Florida is very good; however, many factors are at play here as to why Kentucky will cover this spread. First is the factor that Kentucky always gives Florida fits. Every year, you have different teams, different players, different coaches, but the constant is that Kentucky puts up a fight against the Gators and seems to cover. Being huge underdogs each time, here are some recent results: In 2002 they lost by 7, in 2003 they lost by 3, in 2004 they lost by 17, and last year they lost by 21. That's 4-0 ATS in the last 4. It's a quirky trend, but I ignored a similar one in the Bama / Vandy series and got burned earlier this year and I'm not doing it again. For more "hard" evidence on why I like this pick, look at Kentucky's offensive output thus far this season...28, 41, and 31 points in their first 3 games. Pretty good. You also have a Florida team that is banged up and due for a bit of a letdown following the Tennessee win. It might be worth waiting to see if this line bumps over 24, in which case I like it even more. WIN
LSU - 36.5 vs. Tulane - Even though they lost the game to Auburn, LSU proved that they are among the top teams in the country and maybe THE top team defensively. Tulane got their offense into gear a bit last week against a solid Mississippi State defense putting up 32 points a whole lot of yards. Let's compare their first two games. First against Houston, their leading rusher had 28 yards and they struggled MIGHTILY offensively. Against Mississippi State, their leading rusher had 170 yards, and that opened things up for them. They are an offensive team that relies on that balance and guess what? They ain't running on LSU's defense. Even in their win, their defense proved to be horrible, allowing 373 yards to an offense that had yet to score a point. Against a good offense like Houston, they allowed 621 yards! That's horrible. The reason Tulane won against Mississippi State is because their offense was on the field moving the ball instead of State's. None of that is going to happen against LSU, and I fully expect LSU to score on every possession. It will certainly be a blowout, and I think it will be severe enough to cover this large spread. LSU should come out firing after the loss last week. WIN

Alabama + 1.5 @ Arkansas - I think both of these teams are headed for lower-tier bowls this year. Alabama hasn't shown much at all thus far this season, nearly losing to Hawaii and Vandy before rolling over ULM. Arkansas hasn't been much better, and both teams beat Vandy by just 3 points. Bama's trademark running game hasn't really been there yet, with Kenneth Darby averaging just 3.3 yards per carry so far. That is a huge surprise to me. But I get the feeling it's just due to break out anytime now. Arkansas has been getting torched on the ground, and I think this is the game Bama will run the football effectively. Bama's defense certainly isn't where it was a year ago, but they are still awfully good and much better than Utah State and Vanderbilt which Arkansas scored just 20 and 21 points on respectively. I really expected Arkansas's offense to look better than it has. McFadden and Jones are getting their rushing yards, but it's not resulting in any points for them. Arkansas QB had a nice day for his first start last week against Vandy, but the Alabama defense will be a whole other story, and he's much more likely to make a few mistakes rather than be very sharp. I like Bama to win this game outright. WIN

Georgia - 26.5 vs. Colorado – Pick of the Week- I think this spread is a lot, but I can't NOT take Georgia here. I'll probably keep riding Georgia until they let me down. Colorado has been to the Big 12 Championship game the past 2 years, but they have fallen off in a hurry. The biggest reason, by far, I'm taking the Dawgs is that Colorado has a TERRIBLE offense, and I fully expect them to get blanked this week. They have scored 10 points against Montana State, 10 against Colorado State, and 3 against Arizona State. Georgia should come out sharp, rather fired up to put a whipping on a terrible although big-name school. Georgia, somehow, continues to sneak under the national radar but they are leading the SEC in both scoring offense and scoring defense. Georgia may not score in the 40s, but I don't think they will need to in order to cover this spread. 31 should get it done. LOSS

Mississppi State + 10 @ UAB - This perception exists that UAB is a pretty good team because of how it played against Oklahoma in Week 1, when in reality, Oklahoma just isn't that good. UAB was pretty humbled by Georgia last week. Granted, it was against a terrible Tulane defense, but Mississippi State finally got some offense going in Week 3. They inserted WR Omar Connor back at QB where he started his career, and things instantly clicked for them. Connor has the ability to make some things happen and put some drives together. UAB isn't offense is not exactly explosive, even by Conference USA standards, and Mississippi State has a stout defense. You give me 10 points in this game, and I really like the pick. WIN

Ole Miss - 3 vs. Wake Forest - Wake has started 3-0 this season, but they have done it rather unimpressively, barely beating Duke in Week 2. Ole Miss looked a bit improved in their first game this year, but have really been awful the last two. Losing big to Missouri and Kentucky is about as bad as you can get. Both were road games and they return home to face Wake Forest, and their backs are against the wall a bit. Players and coaches know it won't be pretty if they start out 1-3. Wake is without their starting QB, RB, and a DE in this game, and it's Wake's second road game in a row. In a game of evenly matched teams in terms of talent, give me the team that is healthy at key positions, has their backs against the wall, and is playing at home as opposed to the team that is 3-0 and almost expecting a loss. I like Ole Miss by about a touchdown. LOSS

Buffalo + 42 at Auburn - There is no question that Auburn will handle this game easily, and it's very difficult to predict just how severe one team will blow out another. 42 is a whole lot of points. Auburn was able to put up 34 points on a Mississippi State team on the road, and 40 on a pretty decent Washington State team. Their defense has given up just 17 points over 3 games, so I sure don't see Buffalo getting ANY more than 3 in this game. So then, the question remaining is whether Auburn can get to 45 points? They absolutely can if they really want to, but I think Auburn will be very relaxed in this game, and will probably pull the starters relatively early. There is no way the team will be "up" for this game the same way they were in the first 3 weeks. This is an in-between game for them as they look ahead to the road game against South Carolina in Week 5. There are also some rumors that running back Kenny Irons will sit this one out as he is banged up from last week. I'm taking the 42.5 points and Buffalo for that reason. WIN

South Carolina – 29.5 vs. Florida Atlantic - South Carolina has not impressed at any point this season, especially last week when they almost blew a big lead to Wofford. However, I think the offense will play much better this week since Syvelle Newton has another game under his belt as a quarterback (again). Newton was a QB, then a DB, then a WR, and now with Blake Mitchell being suspended, he's back to playing QB. They should have no trouble scoring against Florida Atlantic. In fact, Florida Atlantic has yet to come within 40 points of any of their opponents, losing to Clemson 54-6, Kansas State 45-0, and Oklahoma State 48-8. K-State and Oklahoma State are programs similar to South Carolina right now, so I see no difference why the outcome should be any different. WIN

Marshall +22 at Tennessee - Tennessee is notorious for not covering big spreads like this. I believe that after struggling on the ground last week, Tennessee will make it a point to establish the running game against Marshall. They'll be able to do it for the most part, but it will take away a bit from their normal offense. Eric Ainge came back down to start after the first two weeks, and will probably play pretty even-keel the rest of the season...not great, but not as bad as last year. Marshall is nothing special, but they have enough weapons on offense to get a couple of scores against Tennessee's defense, and that is all it will take. I don't see the Vols scoring any more than 35, and Marshall should play them within a couple of scores until late. LOSS

SPORTBOOK GURU AND LSU DAWG ARE READY THE WEEK FOR COLLEGE AND NFL FOOTBALL AND WOULD LOVE TO HAVE YOU WITH US!

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THURSDAY FOOTBALL---SG AND LSU DAWG READY TO ROLL!!!!

Beginning this Thursday, SPORTBOOK GURU is set for a rock solid productive football weekend as we take aim at the College gridiron. There are two games tonight as BYU tassels with TCU and we also have an SEC match up between Auburn and South Carolina!

Sportbook Guru and LSU DAWG are locked and loaded starting tonight, as LSU DAWG released his super SEC newsletter (24-9-1) yesterday which includes his Game of the Week going TONIGHT! As always, Sportbook Guru has a solid 2 unit selection on the BYU/TCU game which is locked and loaded for all SG Football members!

It is downright scary what Sportbook Guru and LSU DAWG can do for you over the long haul. These are two top notch handicappers who have proven over time that positive and productive units can be generated by having faith in their handicapping systems.

THIS WEEKEND----SPORTBOOK GURU WILL HAVE A 5 UNIT NFL PICK (3-0)

SPORTBOOK GURU SEASONAL STATISTICS
2006 NFL record: 15-17 -1.50 units
2006 NCAA FB record 35-31-2 -3.70 units
2006 MLB Record: 597-527 +52.40 units
2006 NFL-X Record: 17-9
2005 NCAA Record: 126-115 +22.60 units

SPORTBOOK GURU 5 UNIT MEMBERS PICK RECORD
2006 NFL 5 unit picks: 4-0
2006 NCAA 5 unit picks: 1-2
2006 MLB 5 unit Pick: 14-4
(Last night we lost a heartbreaker on Seattle as Mariners were up 6-4 btm of the 9th and fall 7-6 in 10 innings)
2006 All Sports 5 Unit Pick Current Run: 39-15
2005 All Football 5 unit picks: 42-32
2005 NCAA FB 5 unit picks: 31-17

LSU DAWG INFORMATION
LSU DAWG is the "premier" leader when it comes to handicapping the Southeastern Conference (SEC) football programs. Each Thursday, LSU DAWG releases his game analysis and breakdown on every SEC game played per week. No joke, LSU DAWG is absolutely amazing when it comes to covering this conference and someone who you definitely want to check out over the rest of the college football season!

SEC Record: 24-9-1
Week 1 SEC newsletter: 8-1-1
Week 2 SEC newsletter: 7-1
Week 3 SEC newsletter: 3-4
Week 4 SEC newsletter: 6-3

Here is one from LSU DAWG's Week #5 Newsletter:
Tennessee -13.5 @ Memphis - Memphis is a pretty bad football team and Tennessee is a pretty good football team, and it doesn't get much simpler than that. I think this line should be more like 18-20 points. Memphis lost to Ole Miss, which is about all you need to know about them. I am starting to buy into Tennessee more and more this year. They have played well in every game other than Air Force, and they almost upset Florida, in which case they would be ranked in the top 7 nationally. Also, last week they showed the ability to run the ball a little better with RB Lamarcus Coker, and if they can find some balance in their offense, they will be very difficult to stop. I think, without question, they'll be able to run the ball in this game and do what they want to offensively. It won't be too hard to stop Memphis's offense, and I've never been a believer that home field advantage is that big a deal for smaller schools like Memphis. I expect Tennessee to roll with a score of 31-10 or similar. Grab this one under 14 points, and I like it even more.


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