Evan Altemus MLB Picks
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| Evan Altemus of Speculating Sports has made his clients consistent profits over the last four years. As a U.S. Naval Academy graduate, economics major, and a former Division I athelete, he takes a unique angle. |
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• NCAA-F Overall Plays (+1184) 54-39 L93 58% • NCAA-F Top Plays (+487) 30-23 L53 57% • NBA Overall Plays (+440) 23-17 L40 58% |
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NCAA-F | Sep 06, 2010 Maryland vs. Navy |
Total 48½ ov-110 at BETUS |
Lost $110.0 |
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Navy doesn’t return any starters in their line backing group and only two out of seven starters on their front seven. Last season they struggled a little against power running teams such as Pittsburgh, Ohio State, and Temple. They had a good year statistically last year, but that was also boosted by playing weak offenses such as Louisiana Tech, Western Kentucky, Wake Forest, Rice, and Army. The better offenses they played had success moving the ball, despite all of the experience in the defense. However, I expect Navy’s offense to be dominant this season. They return Ricky Dobbs, arguably the best quarterback in the last 20 years for Navy, as well as their two dominant left and right tackles, which is critical to their triple option offense. They also get their outstanding fullback back, and that position is so critical in this offense to keeping defenses honest. Last season the Maryland defense really struggled, giving up an average of 31 points per game and almost 400 yards per game. The Terps gave up over 30 points per game seven times last season, getting torched by every quality offense they faced. I don’t look for that to dramatically change this season, and Navy’s offense will be very tough for this undisciplined unit to stop. However, Maryland has some good athletes returning on offense. Navy’s defense will have a hard time stopping the athletic quarterback Jamarr Robinson, who has playing experience from last season and is a junior. Last season tailback Da’Rel Scott had a problem with a broken wrist, after a great season two years ago. However, he’s healthy now and should be able to run well behind three returning offensive linemen. Navy has a history of playing shootout style games against better opponents and matching score for score. I look for both teams to approach close to 30 points. 3 UNIT SELECTION |
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| Evan Altemus of Speculating Sports has made his clients consistent profits over the last four years. As a U.S. Naval Academy graduate, economics major, and a former Division I athelete, he brings a very unique perspective to handicapping each game. He is a consistent year round winner, producing profits in the NFL, College Football, NBA, College Basketball, and MLB. He is also one of the best big game handicappers on the internet. |
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