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What if you could take any amount of money and invest it in 3% increments over the course of 3 months and turn it into 300% more than you started with year after year? If you had an advisor that could tell you exactly how to do this and help you reach your financial goals and dreams wouldn’t you listen?

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Let me introduce myself, my name is Chris Tyler I have been a sports fanatic and a statistical analyst for the majority of my adult life. I have mastered the ability to look at the entire sheet of college and NFL football games and find the hidden gems. The games that have lines so far off Vegas must have been a sleep when they made them. Which is why my clients and I have gone on to beat the bookies week after week year after year at an incredible 63-70% of all wagers placed on football for the past 5 years. (63% in NFL and 70% in NCAAF)

First, you need to understand why these opportunities arise; when Vegas creates a point spread they decide to make it primarily on how Joe Public will react to it. If they set the line on a New England vs Detroit NFL game to -3 for the Patriots everyone and their brother would bet on New England. If New England were to come out and stomp Detroit, which would be the expected outcome, Vegas and every bookie across the country would lose a fortune (as 99% of the public will bet on New England). On the other hand, if they set the line to -10 on New England or even higher -14 half of the Joe Publics will take Detroit which is what they want 50% on one side and 50% on the other. Now, in no case last season would Detroit have been a good bet against New England, but let’s fast forward 4-5 weeks into this season. If Detroit is showing some good statistical key numbers and New England is showing some slacking statistical key numbers we may get an opportunity to wager 3% of our investment money on them assuming Vegas is too generous with the point spread.

Thru the years of statistical analysis I have been able to peg the real spread on College and NFL with incredible accuracy I can tell where it should be in reality which is what provides us with a basis to make investments. After researching various other additional information including coaching ability, injuries, weather reports, historical trends and motivations I find the best and only the best plays.

I look at what I do as investing and you should too; it is no different than researching a publicly traded company and buying stock. You find where you have an edge over the rest of the world and you go with it. If you turn out to be correct you bring home the bacon. If you guess like most of the rest of the world you lose. If you treat this advice like investing and not like gambling you will make money and profit from it. The key is to remain calm and consistent and to not second guess the information. If I invest in a team I do it with good reason, you do not need to fret over something you think you know about a match-up.

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When you sign up with Spread Proof you will receive approximately 10-30 NCAAF plays a week and 3-6 NFL plays. I play almost all of them for an equal 3% of my money, you should do the same. I do not place a large chunk of money on any one game and you never should either, no matter if you are following Spread Proof or any other sports information service. I am not one of the typical touts that will lose 8/10 games and claim a profit because I told you to bet one hundred times what you did previously on the 9th game. I know people have limited amounts of money and limited toleration for risk, which is why I keep it nice and consistent at 3% of my total bankroll per game.

You will have weeks where it seems like you should have bet a million dollars and parlayed because I will win every game. Then there may be another week where I will go 50/50. At the end of the season you will be up a huge proportionate amount of which you started with if you just follow the program and do not go off the beaten path.

I am expecting great results and do not expect to win less than 60% of the time even though you will still make money at anything over 52.5%.

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The initial selection process does not work until a minimum of 3 weeks have gone by in order to compile the necessary stats I need to make accurate and good selections. Until then I'm just getting the word out and building up the client base. I am looking for long term clients not a quick buck. When I have a certain number I will be closing the doors to the public as with anything in the financial world if too many people get the information the opportunities disappear too fast for everyone to benefit. Get in now while the opportunity is still available, you will be happy with the results I promise..

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Postgame Notes
Kansas 49, Northern Colorado 3
September 5, 2009

-- KU has won six straight home openers.

-- KU has won 18 consecutive non-conference home games.

-- KU has won 19 straight home games played at night.

-- The crowd of 52,530 set a new single-game record for home attendance, surpassing the crowd of 52, 230 that attended last season’s 52-21 victory against Kansas State. KU has played in front of four-straight sellout crowds at home. The game marked the 25^th home crowd of at least 50,000 at Memorial Stadium.

-- KU has had 10 straight home games with 48,000 in attendance, including seven sellout crowds of at least 50,000.

-- With a 49-3 victory against Northern Colorado, KU has won its last six home openers by an average margin of 29.5 points, including 37 points over the past four years. The margin of 46 points was the most in the last six seasons.

-- With 46 wins, Mark Mangino is one victory away from tying Glen Mason for second on the KU victory list.

-- Six Jayhawks made their first career starts. On offense: LT Tanner Hawkinson, LG Brad Thorson and RG Sal Capra. On defense: DE Max Onyegbule, DT Patrick Dorsey and CB Anthony Davis.

-- Kansas allowed three points against Northern Colorado, the fewest it’s allowed since shutting out Louisiana Tech on Sept. 6, 2008.

-- QB Todd Reesing now owns a 21-6 record as a starter after KU’s 49-3 victory against Northern Colorado.

-- Reesing’s two rushing touchdowns gives him 11 for his career. This was the first game in his career that Reesing recorded multiple rushing touchdowns in a game.

-- Reesing’s 79 rushing yards were his third most in a single game behind the 90 and 84 yards he recorded against Colorado in 2006 and 2007.

-- Reesing has thrown a touchdown pass in 19 consecutive games.

-- With 13 completions against Northern Colorado, Reesing (632) passed Jason White of Oklahoma (626) to occupy the 10^th spot on the Big 12 career completions list. Reesing needs (23) to pass Josh Heupel of Oklahoma (654) for ninth.

-- Kerry Meier has caught at least two passes in 22 consecutive games.

-- Meier’s 71-yard reception to end the third quarter was the longest of his career, surpassing his previous best of 68 yards against Sam Houston State.

-- With 115 yards receiving against Northern Colorado, Meier (6) tied two others for third on the KU career 100-yard receiving games list.

-- RB Jake Sharp’s 122 rushing yards against Northern Colorado moved him into the 11th spot on the KU career rushing yardage list and were his third most as Jayhawk (181 vs KSU in 2008, 127 vs Toledo in 2007).

-- With 122 rushing yards against Northern Colorado, Sharp (7) moved into a tie for seventh with five others on the KU career 100-yard rushing games list.

-- Sharp’s 12 points moved him into ninth place on the KU career points list with 144 points.

-- S Darrell Stuckey made his 31^st career and consecutive start.

-- RB Toben Opurum rushed for two touchdowns in his first game as a Jayhawk. Opurum finished with 79 yards on eight carries.

--The last time a true freshman rushed for two touchdowns in one game was in 2006 when Kerry Meier rushed for two touchdowns against Northwestern State.

-- WR Tertavian Ingram caught his first career touchdown pass in the second quarter. His two catches against Northern Colorado were one short of his previous career total of three.

-- DE Jake Laptad recorded his first career two-sack game against Northern Colorado. He had two games of with 1.5 sacks in 2008.

-- Laptad also tied his career high in tackles with six. His also had six tackles against Texas in 2008.

-- LB Drew Dudley recorded his first career sack in the fourth quarter.

-- CB Chris Harris recorded his first career forced fumble and DT Steven Foster recorded his first career fumble recovery on Northern Colorado’s first drive.

LAWRENCE, Kan. -- Northern Colorado dared Kansas to run, and Todd Reesing was happy to oblige. It's just one more thing he does well.

With the Bears dropping extra men into coverage, Kansas' career passing leader ignited a slow-starting offense with two rushing touchdowns and the 25th-ranked Jayhawks ran for 328 yards in a 49-3 rout Saturday night before the biggest home crowd in school history.

Reesing, who has virtually rewritten his school's passing records, hit 13 of 20 passes for 208 yards and two touchdowns -- relatively paltry totals for him.

"They didn't want to let us throw the ball down field too much, so they dropped more guys in coverage than maybe we're used to," said Reesing. "When they do that, you've got to run the ball and we were able to do that effectively and that's why we were able to score points."

Jake Sharp scored on a 2-yard run and a 10-yard pass before the Memorial Stadium record crowd of 53,530, a fan base that's been energized by 20 wins the past two years and seems to appreciate no longer being known as a basketball-only school.

It didn't take the Jayhawks long to adjust when they saw the Bears were dropping seven or more men back into pass coverage.

"Early in the game, they were dropping eight," coach Mark Mangino said. "It's hard to find someone open with eight defenders in the secondary. Todd just pulled it down and ran with it. Which is part of what we'd like for him to do."

The Bears of the Big Sky Conference, who won only once last year and are struggling to transition to Division I, put up more fight than most in the big crowd expected. It was only 7-0 going into the second quarter, and Northern Colorado had missed a short field goal attempt.

Northern Colorado also got plenty of help from the Jayhawks, who picked up 68 penalty yards, including pass interference and roughing-the-passer infractions during the drive that set up Michael York's 29-yard field goal in the third.

It was an especially long night for Kansas cornerback Anthony Davis, who was flagged for pass interference three times in the first half.

"No one feels worse than him," Mangino said. "I think he just panicked a little bit tonight."

The Jayhawks scored on their first drive, on Reesing's 1-yard rush on fourth down, and then rattled off 21 points in the second quarter for a 28-0 halftime lead.

Freshman quarterback Kale Pick then led two touchdown drives, capped by runs of 10 and 26 yards by freshman running back Toben Opurum.

In the 21-point second period, Sharp took a shovel pass from Reesing, juked a linebacker into the turf and went 10 yards into the end zone. Sharp rushed for 123 yards on 21 carries.

Dezmon Briscoe, who set a school record for yards receiving last year, was one of four players suspended for the game for violating unspecified team rules.

Also held out were wide receiver Raimond Pendleton, defensive tackle Jamal Greene and defensive end Jeff Wheeler, all reserves.

"Briscoe and Greene's suspensions were related to the spring," Mangino said. "They knew when they were suspended in the spring that part of the stipulation would be not playing in the first game. Jeff Wheeler and Raimond Pendleton's issues were different."

Reesing's 22-yard run on first down and 2-yard spurt on fourth-and-1 helped set up his 13-yard scoring dash for Kansas' second TD.

On Kansas' next possession, Reesing was flushed out of the pocket and running to his left when he fired a pass that threaded the needle between two defenders and was caught by Tertavian Ingram for a 16-yard touchdown.

Bears quarterback Bryan Waggener was 19 for 30 for 165 yards passing.

"We struggled in the red zone," Waggener said. "We had some penalties that killed us in the red zone. Todd Reesing took over the game and showed why he's one of the better quarterbacks in the nation."

1984:

Kansas defeats Oregon 66-49 in the second round of the Great Alaska Shootout.

1985:

KU goes to 2-0 with a 69-64 win over Washington.

1989:

KU wins the Preseason NIT over St. John's by a score of 66-57.

1990:

KU beats Northern Arizona 84-57 on the road. KU evened their record at 1-1.

1993:

#6 KU beats #9 Minnesota 75-71 in the semifinals of the Preseason NIT. Richard Scott scored 20. Steve Woodberry scored 17. Greg Ostertag had 14 points, 8 boards and 4 blocks.

2006:

KU beats Ball State 64-46 in the Las Vegas Invitational. Mario Chalmers scored 13. Brandon Rush had 11 points and 9 rebounds. Russell Robinson scored 10. Julian Wright had 9 points and 12 boards. 

2008:

KU goes to 3-0 with a 73-54 win over the Washington Huskies in KC. Sherron Collins scored 18 and had 5 assists. Cole Aldrich had 16 points, 9 rebounds and 6 blocks. Marcus Morris scored 13 and Tyshawn Taylor scored 10.