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Yesterday was a winner with St. Joes.

GAME: Portland Trail Blazers @ Milwaukee Bucks Mar 7, 2008 8:30PM
PICK: Milwaukee Bucks -2

REASON FOR PICK: Homecourt means a great deal to both these teams. The Blazers are an excellent 22-9 at home. However, they're just 9-21 on the road, including losses in eight of their last nine. The Bucks can relate. They've lost four straight and 11 of 12 on the road. Conversely, they've won four of their last five games here, going a perfect 6-0 ATS their last six. That includes outright victories over the likes of Cleveland, Denver and Detroit. For the season, the Bucks are now a respectable 17-12 at home. Most recently, they scored a season-high 118 points en route to a double-digit win over the Sonics. Charlie Villanueva, who went off for a season-high 32 points, expressed the confidence the Bucks are currently playing with, stating: "We definitely got it done. We're a tough team to beat when we're passing the ball like that. Guys did a tremendous job of finding the open man and guys made big shots. It was a good feeling." Not surprisingly, the Blazers "held serve" when they hosted the Bucks back in December, protecting their homecourt with a four point (overtime) victory. Look for the Bucks to return the favor this evening, building off Wednesday's victory and improving to 12-4 ATS after having scored 105 or more points in their previous game.

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JohnAnthony

Wow Awesome... 1 NBA pick and its wrong. We're suppose to pay you why?

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Im not asking you to pay for anything. I post a play everyday in the forum of some sports. If you look the day before it was in NCAA basketball and that was a winner. How about you place your plays for the day and see how you do. This is a new forum and site, would like to see you join.

Also try your luck in our $1000 NCAA Bracket Challenge that is going to be starting with the NCAA tourney in a few days if you really want to win some cash.