The Top 8 (Winning Percentage) leaders for the "BIG DANCE of 2016" March Madness
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1.) Philadelphia Joe 90 % (9-1)..Selective and powerful player last year in tourney. This past regular season just completed (44-21) in college baskets and a plus 209 unit production.
2.) TOP DOG SPORTS 86% (18-4)...Is the type of handicapper that increases the volume of plays as he wins. Can run off long winning runs. (23-9) on all plays last season during THE BIG DANCE. Rookie of the Year winner last year, look for more of the same from this confident team.
3.) FIREFOX 76% (16-5)....Talented basketball mind that has proven to be a solid winner in all sports. This past 2016-17 regular season went (36-16) plus 156 units.
4.) WALLACE REPORT 75% (6-2)...Super consverative handicapper who is extremely selective and usually hits high percentages that keep his backers lining up for more. In the regular season just completed in college hoops (18-10) for a solid 64%.
5.) WILD KAT MARSH 69% (9-4)...Solid handicapper who follows certain teams and relys on inside information to confirm his positions. (52-31) is what this outfit accomplished during the 2016-17 regular NCAA season just completed. This is not (1 hit wonder) folks. This past 2016-17 regular season went (40-24) winning 136 units.
6.) HARDBALL TECHNOLOGY. 69% (9-4) ...Long tournament history of success on its Top Plays. Since 2010 Steve Tarabell and his staff have produced an impressive (25-13) record 65% on their Top Big Dance Plays. They have always made money for their backers on their Top Plays over this stretch. Sides (12-8) and Totals (13-5). Selective and often on the money. Steve rarely plays unless he has an edge. Definitely worth a look.
7.) The Human Factor 67% (20-10)...Dr Craighead uses a different approach but certainly has the numbers to back up his success.
8.) T D's POWER CALL 65% (17-9)...Cost efficient option that is very sharp in baskets. Last two Big Dance Performances TD has posted a combined (30-15) mark on his Top Plays during tournament action. Great value for big or small players.
THE TOP 8 (UNIT WINNERS) for the actual "REAL" March Madness Tournament Games of 2016
1.) TOP DOG SPORTS (PLUS 143 UNITS).....(18-4)
2.) FULL COURT PRESS (PLUS 113 UNITS).....(35-24) Solid documented winning history with TSM in tournament play.
3.) FIREFOX (PLUS 105 UNITS).....(16-5) (went (36-16) this season in college hoops during regular season play.
4.) HUMAN FACTOR (PLUS 90 UNITS).....((20-10)
5.) PHILADELPHIA JOE (PLUS 79 UNITS)...... (9-1) Ex college Div 1 player who knows his hoops.
6.) TOTAL PLEASURE (PLUS 78 UNITS)......(21-12) Value and experience on playing totals makes this outfit a threat to bookmakers
This past 2016-17 college regular season another solid performance (63-38) plus #1 on units won with 212.
7.) THE STAT REPORT (PLUS 78 UNITS)......(22-12) Longtime solid handicapper who has earned his stripes in the industry. A winner
8.) THE CALL (PLUS 62 UNITS).....(15-8) Selective and accurate capper, who often is a leader on return on risk agendas.
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