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CFB Fanduel Plays 12/12/20

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In this article, I will be breaking down the CFB Fanduel Plays 12/12/20. I will provide a few of my favorite and top plays from each position to help you construct your lineups and cash on the main slate tomorrow. I want to note if I leave a play out of my article that doesn’t necessarily mean that play is a bad one. If you have any questions on the slate feel free to DM me in discord. Here are the CFB Fanduel Plays 12/12/20.

Quarterbacks:

Kyle Trask ($11,200) vs LSU

Let’s start right at the top with Trask who is playing his final game of his senior season in the swamp. He has put together a nice Heisman resume throwing for 3,243 yards, 38 touchdowns and just 3 interceptions. He gets a LSU defense who continues to be shredded by opposing offenses. The LSU defense is giving up 313.1 passing yards, 9.7 YPA and 2.4 touchdowns through the air this season. Florida also has the 2nd highest implied team total on the slate at 45.50 and are 23.5 point favorites. Trask should get at least three quarters in against LSU. Assuming this game is a blowout.

D’Eriq King ($10,500) vs North Carolina

Another top option is King from Miami. The game between Miami/North Carolina carries the highest over/under on the slate at 69.5 with only a small 2.5 point spread. This game should and could be a shootout between the two ACC teams. The North Carolina defense isn’t anything special as they are giving up 28.5 fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks this season which is 3rd highest on the slate. King also has rushing upside as he has gone over 10+ carries in six straight games.

Adrian Martinez ($8,800) vs Minnesota

I like Martinez if you are looking for a mid-tier/value play at quarterback. Nebraska will face Minnesota tomorrow which has a nice over/under sitting at 60.5 while Nebraska is 10.5 point favorites. Martinez doesn’t air it out as much as you would like but he did go for 242 yards and 1 touchdown last week vs Purdue while also having 2 rushing touchdowns. Minnesota is a team that is awful vs the run as they give up 215.6 yards per game (worst on the slate), 6.8 YPA (also worst on the slate) and 2.8 rushing touchdowns per game. With Nebraska having a 35.50 implied team total (4th highest on the slate) that definitely makes Martinez a nice play.

Other quarterbacks:

Mac Jones ($10,800)

Malik Cunningham ($10,000)

Jordan Travis ($8,300)

Running backs:

Najee Harris ($11,000) @ Arkansas

Does Harris really need an introduction on why he should be your top running back option? Not really but I will provide some reasons why. In my opinion the best running back in college football. Alabama is 32.5 point favorites vs an Arkansas team who gives up 189.4 rushing yards per game, 4.5 YPA and 1.7 touchdowns a game. With Alabama being huge favorites and locked into the SEC championship game this should be over by half and possibly could see a heavy dose of running the ball to protect other studs in Jones and Smith.

Mataeo Durant ($7,500) @ Florida St

So the Duke backfield is a two man game with Durant and Jackson basically splitting carries. While in the last few games Durant has seen more touches and has found the end-zone more I would lean Durant here. The matchup with the Florida St defense is as good as it gets. They are giving up 193.5 rushing yards per game, 5.2 YPA and 2.8 touchdowns per game. They are also giving up 30.8 fantasy points per game to opposing running backs.

Jashaun Corbin ($6,800) vs Duke

Corbin is the value play this week at the running back position vs Duke. The starter to begin the season for Florida St opted out for some reason and Corbin saw his first start at running back last week as he rushed for 77 yards and 1 touchdown on 14 carries. Just as bad as the Florida St defense is the Duke run defense is just as bad. Giving up 202.1 yards per game, 4.8 YPA and 2.5 touchdowns a game.

Other running backs:

Javonte Williams ($9,700)

Dedrick Mills ($7,000)

Christian Beal-Smith ($6,800)

Wide Receivers:

Kyle Pitts ($9,300) vs LSU

In cash I am looking to stack Trask with Pitts just like Jones/Smith last week vs this LSU defense. Pitts is actually second to Toney on the team with a 16.3% target share. With Florida having such a great matchup and high implied team total look for Trask/Pitts to rack up some touchdowns in Trask’s final home game and possibly Pitts as well as he is seen as a first round pick.

Wan’dale Robinson ($7,100) vs Minnesota

If you’re playing Martinez I would pair him with Robinson who is only $7,100 on Fanduel. In his last two games he has had 18 receptions and 189 yards but no touchdowns. I think that changes this week facing a weaker defense in Minnesota. He leads the team with a 30.4% target share so obviously Martinez’s favorite receiver.

Other wide recievers:

DeVonta Smith ($11,500)

Mike Harley ($8,100)

Dez Fitzpatrick ($7,900)

Tre Turner ($6,500)

Thank you for reading my article on CFB Fanduel Plays 12/12/20. Make sure to follow me on Twitter @DFS_JDM. Also check out more content @windailysports.com .

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Fanduel CBB Plays 12/11/20

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written by mdubweller@yahoo.com

In this article, I will be focusing on providing three players from each position on FanDuel (Guards/Forwards). One expensive player, one mid-tier, and a value player at each position to help you construct your CBB lineups. I want to note if I don’t include a player in my article that doesn’t mean I don’t like that player or that I am fading. The slate on FanDuel consists of 4 games that look pretty good and should be an exciting slate. So, lets dive right into it. Here are my FanDuel CBB Plays 12/11/20.

Games:

Villanova @ Georgetown // Line -11 Villanova 143.5 O/U

Nebraska @ Creighton // Line -13.5 Creighton 153.5 O/U

Iowa St @ Iowa // Line -13.5 Iowa 158.5 O/U

Marquette @ UCLA // Line -3.5 UCLA 136.5 O/U

Guards:

Expensive tier:

Marcus Zegarowski, G, Creighton ($6,700)

I want to start with the Creighton guard here in a pace up game vs Nebraska. Creighton is 13.5 point favorites and they have the 2nd highest implied team total on the slate of 83.50. In four games this season Zegarowski leads the team with 31.5 MPG and a 25.7% usage rate. This game could be a shootout so getting some more pieces to this game is ideal.

Mid-tier:

Justin Moore, G, Villanova ($5,700)

Villanova has the 3rd highest implied team total on the slate at 77.50. I like Moore as a mid-tied guard play. He comes in $900 cheaper than Collin Gillespie on FanDuel and has similar numbers to him. Moore averages 35.2 MPG and has a 20.6% usage rate right behind Gillespie.

Value:

Jalen Coleman-Lands, G, Iowa St ($4,400)

Coleman-Lands is my favorite value play at the guard position. Iowa St gets a pace up game vs Iowa who likes to get out and run. As a result this game carries the highest over/under on the slate at 158.5. He has the highest usage rate on the team at 29.3% and averages 31.5 MPG. He is shot dependent though since he doesn’t really contribute much outside of scoring the ball.

Forwards:

Expensive tier:

Luka Garza, F, Iowa ($9,500)

The most expensive player on the slate and for good reason. Garza is showing everybody why he is the front runner for Player Of The Year early in the season. Through four games he is averaging an insane 29.5 PPG, 10.8 RPG and 28.3 MPG. He also has a massive 35.8% usage rate. Even at this price on FanDuel I still think you plug him in your lineups. Especially with the Over/Under on this game and Iowa having the highest implied team total on the slate.

Mid-tier:

Joe Wieskamp, F, Iowa ($6,000)

Wieskamp is the robin on Iowa’s team to Garza. He hasn’t seen a price increase after going for 36.3 fantasy points against North Carolina last game. Don’t pay too much attention to his 24.0 MPG as Iowa’s first three games were blowouts and he didn’t get a full game in. He played 32 minutes vs North Carolina. He has the 2nd highest usage out of the starters at 22.2%.

Value:

Eric Dixon, F, Villanova ($3,000)

I don’t believe you need to go this low on this slate in terms of value plays. But, Dixon is the bare minimum on Fanduel. He doesn’t start and averages only 8.2 MPG. This play is predicting a Villanova blowout win where Dixon gets extra play time or foul trouble by Villanova’s two forwards. Again this is an extremely risky play but if Dixon gets in the game he could do some damage. As he went for 14 points and10 rebounds in a blowout win vs Hartford on 12/1 in 21 minutes off the bench.

Thank you for reading my articles on Fanduel CBB Plays 12/11/20. Make sure to follow me on Twitter @DFS_JDM. Check out more content on windailysports.com .

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Fanduel CBB Plays 12/8/20

Josh Matigian
written by Josh Matigian

In this article, I will be focusing on providing three players from each position on Fanduel (Guards/Forwards). One expensive player, one mid-tier, and a value player at each position to help you construct your CBB lineups. I want to note if I don’t include a player in my article that doesn’t mean I don’t like that player or that I am fading. The slate on Fanduel consists of six games and its the start of the ACC/Big Ten Challenge that continues tomorrow. We have a lot of great games tonight so lets get to it. Here are my Fanduel CBB Plays 12/8/20.

Games:

Boston College @ Minnesota // Line -6.5 Minnesota 149.5 O/U

Ohio St @ Notre Dame // Line -5.5 Ohio St 140.5 O/U

North Carolina @ Iowa // Line -3.5 Iowa 158.5 O/U

Penn St @ Virginia Tech // Line -5.5 Virginia Tech 141.5 O/U

Illinois @ Duke // Line -3.5 Duke 146.5 O/U

Syracuse @ Rutgers // Line -4.0 Rutgers 140 O/U

Fanduel CBB Plays 12/8/20 Guards:

Expensive Tier:

Ayo Dosunmu, G, Illinois ($8,300)

Have to start with one of the best point guards in the country in Dosunmu. This is the marque matchup of the night and possibly for the ACC/Big Ten challenge. Two top 10 ranked teams going at it. This game carries the 3rd highest O/U on the slate sitting at 146.5 with Duke being a small favorite. Dosunmu leads the team with a 31.3% usage rate and averages 1.35 FPPM and 32.3 MPG. I expect a bounce back game from Dosunmu against Duke here from his last game vs a very tough Baylor team.

Mid-Tier:

Paul Mulcahy, G, Rutgers ($6,500)

The Rutgers/Syracuse game has the lowest O/U on the slate but the Rutgers players are all playing massive minutes. Mulcahy is the Rutgers player I am looking to target here. He is averaging 33.0 MPG. His usage rate is only 11.4% but he is getting it done with rebounds, assists, steals and blocks. He may not score a lot but his other stats make up for it.

Value:

Myles Dread, G, Penn St ($3,700)

Dread is a true value play and somewhat risky. But, if we want to fit in some additional expensive players in our lineups we need a few value/risky players. Dread doesn’t start for Penn St but in his last game he played in 34 minutes off the bench in a overtime loss to Seton Hall. In the first two games he only averaged 14 minutes. He has a respectable 19% usage rate so I guess for only $3,700 we could do worse.

Fanduel CBB Plays 12/8/20 Forwards:

Expensive Tier:

Luka Garza, F, Iowa ($9,200)

Garza doesn’t need any introduction this man is a straight beast just dominating anybody he faces. Thus I want to mention Iowa hasn’t played a quality opponent yet. They do get their first test of the season facing #16 North Carolina. This game carries a massive 158.5 O/U so we want pieces from this game. In Garza’s first three games of the season he is putting up video game numbers. Leading the team with a 38.1% usage rate, 34 PPG, 9.7 RPG and averaging 53.9 FPTS/G. Lets also not forget about the 2.07 FPTS/M he averages. He is expensive but he is possibly the best player in CBB.

Mid-Tier:

Kofi Cockburn, F, Illinois ($6,600)

Cockburn is another Big Ten player like Garza who has a lot of size. He won Big Ten freshmen of the year in 2019. In his sophomore year he is nearly averaging a double-double with 13.0 PPG and 9.8 RPG. He has the 2nd highest usage rate on the team with a 26.1% usage rate. I wouldn’t look too much into his last game vs Baylor who is arguably the best team in the country. Illinois will need his size in the paint vs Hurt and Johnson.

Value:

Seth Towns, F, Ohio St ($3,000)

Towns is a grad transfer from Harvard who chose Ohio St over Michigan, Seton Hall and others. He has yet to play in a game this season. And hasn’t played since the 2017/2018 season due to injury. He is a game time decision vs Notre Dame tonight so you’ll need to stay on top of news coming out of Columbus to see if he will play. (Which you can do in our Expert Discord Chat.) I don’t think he would start but if he plays 10+ minutes and for $3,000 he gives us salary to spend up for more expensive players.

Thank you for reading my article on Fanduel CBB Plays 12/8/20. Make sure to follow me on Twitter @DFS_JDM. Check out more content on @windailysports.com.

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CFB Fanduel Plays 12/5/20

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written by mdubweller@yahoo.com

In this article, I will be breaking down the CFB Fanduel Plays 12/5/20. I will provide a few of my favorite and top plays from each position to help you construct your lineups and cash on the main slate tomorrow. I want to note if I leave a play out of my article that doesn’t necessarily mean that play is a bad one. If you have any questions on the slate feel free to DM me in discord. Here are the CFB Fanduel Plays 12/5/20.

Quarterback:

Zach Wilson ($11,000) @ Coastal Carolina

There are a lot of great quarterback options on the slate. But, I want to first focus on Wilson for BYU. Nobody really knows of Wilson since he plays out west at BYU, but he has put together a Heisman-like season thus far, throwing for 2,724 yards, 26 touchdowns, and just 2 interceptions. BYU will face undefeated Coastal Carolina tomorrow after a scheduled off week. Coastal Carolina was supposed to play Liberty but with positive COVID-19 cases, that game was canceled. The game between BYU/Coastal Carolina has a 6.5 O/U which is 5th highest on the slate and BYU is favored by -10.5. Wilson is averaging 30.7 FPTS/G so he could be a lower owned pivot off of Justin Fields and others.

Trevor Lawrence ($10,500) @ Virginia Tech

Lawrence saw his first game action in a few weeks last week vs Pittsburgh, after testing positive for COVID-19 after the Syracuse game on 10/24. He didn’t miss a beat throwing for 403 yards and 2 touchdowns before the game got out of hand after the first quarter. The game between Clemson/Virginia Tech has the highest O/U on the slate sitting at 67.5. Clemson also has the 2nd highest implied team total on the slate at 45. I don’t believe Lawrence will have much ownership so if you’re going contrarian he could be a great play.

Mac Jones ($10,200) @ LSU

Possibly my favorite quarterback play on the slate is Heisman candidate Mac Jones. This season he has thrown for 2,728 yards, 23 touchdowns, and just 3 interceptions. Now he and the Alabama offense who have the highest implied team total on the slate at 48 get to face a very bad LSU team. The LSU defense is allowing 302.9 passing yards per game (highest on the slate) and 9.3 passing yards per attempt (also highest on the slate). With Alabama being -29.5 favorites obviously, Jones could sit the second half but he should be able to get his in possibly just one half.

Other quarterbacks:

Justin Fields ($11,200)

Jake Plummer ($8,700) – value play

Rocky Lombardi ($6,300) – real cheap value play

Running Back:

Najee Harris ($10,600) @ LSU

Harris is the top running back in the county in my opinion and the same applies to Fanduel. Every week I have Harris as the top running back play no matter price. LSU’s run defense in terms of stats isn’t that bad. They allow 140.5 rushing yards per game and 4.3 yards per rush attempt. With the Alabama team total at 48, there should be plenty of touchdowns to go around for the whole Alabama offense.

Rhamondre Stevenson ($9,200) vs Baylor

Stevenson is a great option below the top-priced running backs. Since coming back from his suspension three weeks ago he hasn’t gone under 21 fantasy points. Oklahoma has a team implied total of 41 and they are -21.5 point favorites vs Baylor. The matchup with Baylor’s rush defense is a solid one. As they allow 183.9 rush yards per game, 4.5 yards per rush attempt, and 2.3 touchdowns per game.

Dezmon Jackson ($4,900) @ TCU

Jackson is only $4,900 on Fanduel after exploding for 36 carries, 235 rushing yards and 3 touchdowns. He got the start last week with Chuba Hubbard and LD Brown out. Mike Gundy announced during the week that Jackson most likely will be the starter but we have to get some more news tomorrow morning if Hubbard and Brown will actually sit. If both are out just plug in Jackson and move onto the rest of your lineup. You should be able to get basically anybody you want on the slate.

Other running backs:

Travis Etienne ($10,100)

Jalen Berger ($5,400) – value play

Damien Moore ($5,300) – value play

Wide Receivers:

DeVonta Smith ($10,900) @ LSU

Smith is arguably the best receiver in college football and gets a stellar matchup with LSU’s lackluster defense. You can easily pair him with Jones and watch the touchdowns rack up. Smith has a massive 38.2% target share which leads the team by a wide margin. He also averages 135.6 yards per game. And an insane 27.8 FPTS/G which is more than some quarterbacks.

Rondale Moore ($8,500) vs Nebraska

Moore’s price took a pretty big dip going from $9,800 now to $8,500. The game between Nebraska and Purdue has a 62.5 O/U which is tied for third-highest on the slate and this line is super tied with Purdue being -1.5 point favorites. This game could be pretty high scoring and possibly stacking him with Plummer in GPP lineups only could be a good way to get some lower owned production.

Other Recievers:

Kyle Pitts ($9,400)

Garret Wilson ($9,700)

Cornell Powell ($8,300)

Wan’Dale Robinson ($6,600)

Thank you for reading my article on CFB Fanduel Plays 12/5/20. Make sure to follow me on Twitter @DFS_JDM. Check out more content @windailysports.com.

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Fanduel CBB Plays 12/1/20

Sia
written by Sia

In this article, I will be focusing on providing three players from each position on Fanduel (Guards/Forwards). One expensive play, mid-tier, and a value play at each position to help you construct your CBB lineups. I also want to note that if I don’t include a play in my article. That doesn’t mean I am necessarily fading that certain play. The slate on Fanduel consists of 4 games including the State Farm Champions Classic. So here are my Fanduel CBB Plays 12/1/20.

  • Michigan St @ Duke // Line -3.5 Duke 150 O/U
  • Kansas @ Kentucky // Line -4.5 Kansas 143.5 O/U
  • Oklahoma St @ Marquette // Line -3 Marquette 148 O/U
  • Western Kentucky @ Louisville // Line -4 Louisville 143 O/U

Guards:

Expensive Tier:

Cade Cunningham, G, Oklahoma St ($8,200)

Cunningham was the top prized recruit in the 2020 recruiting class. He chose to attend Oklahoma St which perplexes me a bit. But in any regard, he has two collegiate games under his belt and he has looked as good as advertised by that overall #1 ranked prospect coming out of high school. In two games he is averaging 31.5 MPG, 20.5 PPG, 7.0 RPG, and 36.2 FPTS/G. He also leads Oklahoma St with a 30.4% usage rate. I will be locking in the freshman stud into my lineups.

Mid Tier:

Ochai Agbaji, G, Kansas ($6,300)

Searching in the 6K-7K range on Fanduel my favorite play is Agbaji as a mid-tier guard play. We definitely want some pieces from this Kentucky/Kansas game even with the 143.5 O/U. These two teams are super talented and Agbaji is averaging 32.5 MPG and 17.5 PPG. Which is 2nd highest on the team to only Marcus Garrett.

Value:

DJ Stewart, G, Duke ($4,400)

Stewart is another 5-star recruit for Coach K who was ranked the 26th best recruit in the 2020 recruiting class. He didn’t draw the start in Duke’s first game vs Coppin St. although he did see 33 minutes off the bench while scoring a game high 24 points and pulling down 9 rebounds. We should assume he will come off the bench tonight vs Michigan St., but be wary as we are unsure if he will get the 30+ minutes again. For just 4,400 on Fanduel, he should be a very popular play.

Other value plays I like:

Christian Braun, G, Kansas ($4,500)

Forwards:

Expensive Tier:

Joey Hauser, F, Michigan St ($7,000)

The Michigan St/Duke has the highest O/U on this slate so we want to attack this game. Should be a great one again between this two hall of fame coaches. Let’s start with Hauser who is leading Michigan St with a team-high 30.5% usage rate and in two games is averaging a double-double. It should be a good one seeing him go against the talented Duke freshmen and Hurt.

Mid Tier:

Jalen Johnson, F, Duke ($6,400)

Like Stewart, Johnson is another one of Coach K’s 5-star freshmen who was ranked the 13th best recruit in the 2020 class. Johnson started in his first collegiate game vs Coppin St. He played in 35 minutes while scoring 19 points and pulling down an absurd 19 rebounds and having 4 blocks. I wouldn’t expect another 51 fantasy point performance, especially against a tough defensive team in Michigan St. but, his price is low on Fanduel compared to $8,800 on DraftKings.

Other Mid Tier plays I like:

Aaron Henry, F, Michigan St ($6,100)

Jalen Wilson, F, Kansas ($6,000)

Value:

Dawson Garcia, F, Marquette ($5,600) / Theo John, F, Marquette ($5,500)

This game vs Oklahoma St has the 2nd highest O/U on the slate and all the Marquette plays are basically mid-tier plays. So that will help us get to some of the other more expensive players. Let’s focus on Garcia and John though for Marquette. Looking at some data for their first two games of the season it looks like all the players have very similar usage rates and MPG. I do really like John though for his defensive upside in terms of racking up blocks.

Thank you for reading my article on Fanduel CBB Plays 12/1/20. Make sure to follow me on Twitter @DFS_JDM. Check out more content on windailysports.com.

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Isaiahs Protocol for the CBB DFS slate on 2/26

Isaiah
written by Isaiah

Isaiahs Protocol for the CBB DFS slate is based on FanDuel pricing but can be used across the industry with some slight adjustments to pricing and roster construction.

I like to advise all my readers to join the staff here at WinDaily in our Discord chat rooms as we discuss some of the important news and break down some intriguing plays even further.

We have a nice looking 9 game CBB DFS slate to look attonight. The first thing I’d like to do is find some key games to target usingVegas odds. Then I will try to identify the players on those teams that are ingood spots.

TARGET TEAMS

Marquette:This game has a monster 151 point total. Marquettehas a 79 point implied team total (ITT) as 7 point home favorites

Florida: As 5 point favorites at home, the Gators have a 76 point ITT. This game is carrying the second-highest total on the CBB DFS slate at 148.

Notre Dame: The Fighting Irish are traveling to Boston College in a game that carries a 142 point total. With the Irish being 4½ point favorites, they have a 73 point ITT.

Maryland is currentlyranked 9th in the AP top 25 in a tough road game against Minnesota. PSU iscurrently ranked 16th at home against Rutgers.

THE STUD

Markus Howard ($8500) Markus leads the NCAA in scoring and is the best player, on the team with the highest ITT, in a game with the highest predicted score. Howard has a 40.5% usage rate, averages over 35 minutes, and scores 40.3 fantasy points (FP) per game over his last 10. He’s predicted to score around 46 FP’s tonight and dropped 47 on GTown the last time he saw them. What else do you need to know? Start your CBB DFS construction here.

THE CORE

John Mooney ($8400) Mooney has a 29% usage rate with an 18 point 11 rebound stat line average over his last 10 games. He plays around 33 mins/game and averages 3 3 point attempts over his last 10 games. Not bad for one of the NCAA’s leading rebounders. He dropped 41 FP’s on B.C. last time and is projected for a modest 36 tonight. Mooney also has 22 double-doubles, making him a mainstay on CBB DFS rosters this season.

Keyontae Johnson ($6300) Now that we’ve identified some studs we have to start finding roster salaries that fit for our core. I want some exposure to this Gator ITT and Johnson is a way to get it. Keyontae has a 25% usage rate, scoring 30 FP/G in 31 minutes over his last 10. He’s projected for 25 FP’s tonight after dropping 27 on LSU last time out.

Andrew Nembhard ($5800) I really like getting Gator pieces on my roster as they are in a great spot, with a great ITT, and come in relatively cheap. Blackshear and Nembhard are the 2 Florida guards of choice and I like Andrew as he comes in $800 cheaper. He has a 24.7% usage rate over his last 10, playing 33 minutes a game and scoring 25 FP’s over that span. Nembhard dropped 27 on LSU last time out.

THE VALUE

Sacar Anim ($5000) Sacar is actually the 3rd guard on this Marquette team but plays plenty of minutes in his role. He’s seen a 21.6% usage rate over his last 10, playing 36 mins/game and scoring 25 FP’s. He’s a nice piece to have at this salary with the 2nd highest ITT on the CBB DFS slate.

T.J. Gibbs ($5000) I’m going after one of these Irish guards at this spot. Gibbs and Prentiss Hubb are virtually twins stat-wise and carry identical salaries. It’s truly a flip of a coin and last time out I took Hubb as he paid off nicely when T.J. flopped. I think I’m leaning T.J. tonight as his projection (26) is 2 points higher than Hubb’s. I’m guessing this is due to the 31 FP’s he dropped on BC, in 40 minutes, the last time he saw them.

I’m going to leave it here for now. I highly encourage all readers to join myself and the rest of the WinDaily staff in the Discord chat rooms as we discuss and break down tonight’s CBB DFS slate even further. Thank you for reading my content and feel free to leave a comment or hit me up on Twitter @IsaiahsProtocol.

GOOD LUCK AND HAVE FUN

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Cash with Flash Handicapping Challenge Day 22!

Phil Naessens
written by Phil Naessens

Cash with Flash Best Bets is now on video and Flash has issued a 30 Day Cash with Flash Sports Handicapping Challenge. Cash with Flash picked the Iowa Hawkeyes to beat the Illinois Fighting Illini and that didn’t happen. The Flash is now 12-8 through the first twenty days of the 30 Day Sports Handicapping Challenge. 

What is the Cash with Flash 30 Day Sports Handicapping Challenge? Flash shared the details in the first video of this series and everything that you need to know is in the video below.

Before we get to Day twenty-two of the Cash with Flash 30 Day Sports Handicapping Challenge, Flash would like to share a very special offer with you.

Cash with Flash Best Bets will gift the winner of the Cash with Flash Best Bets 30 Day Sports Handicapping Challenge with a one month Gold Membership to Win Daily Sports but in order to win the membership, we need you to do the following to help us keep score.

1). Follow @windailydfs and @cashwithflash on Twitter and Instagram.

2). Leave your picks with the hashtag #cashwithflash on Twitter or in our Discord Sports Betting Channel and include @windailysports and @cashwithflash so we can count 

3). Missing a day or more won’t disqualify you from winning the FREE one month Win Daily Sports Gold membership. Just be sure to publish your picks with the hashtag #cashwithflash and the one with the highest winning percentage grabs the prize. 

That’s all you have to do and the winner will receive a complimentary one month Gold Membership to Win Daily Sports. 

Day twenty-two of the Cash with Flash 30 Day Challenge is here and Flash has left us this video that includes his pick for today!!

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Good luck and don’t forget to follow us on social media and tweet us your picks to be included in this contest.

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