Red Raiders

If it can be regarded as SUPER, another Super Bowl on the books, the Steelers beat the Seahawks on Sunday, 21-10. For the 26th time in 40 all Super Bowl time, the game was decided by 10 points or more, and coverage of Steelers' as four point favorites, ended a series of four victories in a row by pointspread Underdog Super Bowl!

What purpose could have had if Seattle, losing 11 points when the game ended, had been able to profile a touchdown in the final seconds of the match. The Seahawks, 21-16 behind, almost certainly had two conversion points (irrespective few had the time), which means that all Paris would have determined that the work of one, perhaps even with no time on the clock!

The game will be "dropped" five two-point conversion try not to, or three, a success! The order that made Pittsburgh 35-31 victory over Dallas SB XIII (Pitt was favored by between 3 1/2-to-4 1 / 2 points), it seems like a day at Disneyland. I still have much to say about the game, but yesterday was a long day, I will enter the coming days.

My free game on the Nuggets GS Warriors Den (10:35 ET). Leaving my 22 * winner with Pittsburgh in the Super Bowl, I'm back to work in both the NBA basketball and college. I open my game the week of 10 * TV in CBB and my 10 * for the Eastern Conference Game of the Week in the NBA. Pay only after you won!

College Basketball Sunday featured two great comebacks. No. 17 No. 9 Georgetown Pitt lost by 15 points in the first half, but won again, 61-58. No. 19 Kansas lost to Oklahoma 50-34 in the second half of Lawrence, but rebounded to beat the Sooners, 59-58. No. 10 George Washington, one of seven schools still unbeaten in conference play, had no problems to 18-1 (8-0 in the A-10) beat Richmond 80-55.

Is a map of light in this night's College Hoops (12 games), but it is high on Monday. ESPN2 gets three games, starting with Louisville in Cincinnati at 7:00 ET this. Both teams are fighting in the Big East this year with the Cardinals 3-6 in the league after an opening 12-1 in its non-conference schedule and the Bearcats starting 4-5. Kirkland Cincy lost later in the game U Conn. (January 9) and since this contest is 2-6 SU and 1-7 ATS without him. The Cardinals just beat Cincy to Louisville January 25 (67-50), however, the Bearcats are favored by 2 1 / 2 points with a total of 137 1 / 2.

No. 7 Texas in Lubbock, Texas, is at 9:00 when they take the Bob Knight and the Red Raiders. Knight has averaged 22.5 victories per season in his first four years at Texas Tech, but the team this year is only 12-10, but the Red Raiders are 11-1 at home. But Texas is 19.3 in the year (best start since the team from 1977-78) and went 62-5 against peers in schools in Texas, Rick Barnes, including 13-2 on the comparison with the Red Raiders. Texas is favored by 10 1 / 2 points with a total of 134 1 / 2.

Gonzaga Hosts No. 5 Santa Maria in the nightcap at 12:00 to midnight ET. The Bulldogs own the nation's longest current streak to 34 local straight victories and have won 19 consecutive games (including a tournament) to WCC opponents (38-2 against the enemies of the conference the last three years!). As Santa Maria is 3-5 in league play this year all Five of their losses were by eight points or less. Gonzaga, who won at St. Mary's, January 7, 68-60, is favored by 12 1 / 2 points with a total of 150.

NBA Sunday saw the Rockets move to 12.6 with both the Ming and McGrady in the lineup, the fight and beat Knicks, 93-89. However, when one or both are Out, the Rockets are 6-23 and left the team eight games of the playoff spot in the West. The Clippers won 115-113 in extension in Toronto and moved 11 games above .500 (28-17) for the first time since the franchise moved to Los Angeles!

To Sacramento, the Kings made 11 of his 19 shots in the 4th quarter of their game with the Jazz, surpassing during the period 31-20, 96-78 victory. That just two days after the Kings were 0-for-20 FG attempts during Friday night in the 89-79 loss in Salt Lake City.

There are nine games of the NBA on Monday, although no of them on television. The Nets have their 10-game home win (7-3 ATS streak) on the line against the Hornets in New Orleans at 7:35 ET. The Hornets are a story posted this year, from 15.8 in home games in Oklahoma City and Baton Rouge, while posting a 24-22 overall record.

The Hornets were just 18-64 last season, tied for second worst record in the league. The Nets are favored by 6 1 / 2 points with a total of 182 1 / 2. The Nuggets, who have lost seven straight games ATS, visit the Warriors, winners of five straight ATS. Something has to be given at 10:35 ET in Oakland, Golden State, which is favored by 3 1 / 2 points (the total is 199 1 / 2).

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