The NBA Now November 1st Edition -- Picks and Analysis
Great 9-2 Record to Start the NBA Season!
After a great day of picks yesterday, my current record stands at a red hot 9-2. A great start to a great NBA season.
Let's get to the predictions for the day:
Detroit at Miami - Detroit gets off to a great start to the NBA season in this opener against Miami. Pistons win
Houston at Utah- Houston runs into a well balanced Utah attack led by Carlos Boozer. Utah Wins
Phoenix at Seattle - Phoenix and Seattle will be an interesting match up that should be a close contest. Look for Seattle to get the win at home. Sonics Win
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Yesterday's record -- 6-2
Season Record -- 9-2
Published by Rodney Southern - Featured Contributor in Sports
My name is Rodney Southern and I have a lovely wife, Julie, and two beautiful twin daughters, Brooke and Valerie. Also, I was the 2008 Ultimate Call for Content Winner, and awarded a Top 100 badge for Associ... View profile
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