9-20-08

[Mr. IWS]

EZ Winners Saturday

5 STAR: (308) PENN STATE (-28) over Temple
(Risking $550 to win $500)
11AM Central Time

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DOC
7* GAME OF YEAR

7 Unit Play. #32 Take North Carolina Tar Heels over Virginia Tech Hokies (Saturday 3:30 pm ABC) College Game of the Year. This game features two teams heading in opposite directions and Coach Davis has done a complete overhaul with the Heels. Their victory against Rutgers was no fluke as they return 10 starters on offense from 2007 led by QB TJ Yates. He had a good season as a freshman until he was forced to shut it down with a shoulder injury. He is now healthy and playing outstanding football. True, the Heels went 4-8 last season but when I dig deeper into that I see that four of those losses were by four points or less. I had this game painted back in August and I must admit that I was concerned with the narrow victory over McNeese St; however, looking into that game one must realize that the Cowboys went 11-1 last season including a win over UL-Lafayette.
This is not the same Tar Heel team that it was under Coach John Bunting and this is certainly not the same Hokie team Coach Beamer is accustom too. They lost heavy to graduation and this is their first true road game of the season. All three teams that played Virginia Tech have been able to move the football on them. Throw in revenge for the Heels as they outgained Va Tech in last year’s game despite losing, 17-10. They have extra rest for this game since they played last Thursday and this will be Coach Davis’s signature win at UNC. White and Blue dominate all the way to the bank. North Carolina 24, Virginia Tech 10.

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ASA

College Football Picks
9/20/2008
2:00:00 PM BRIGHAM YOUNG COUGARS (-28)
over Wyoming Cowboys
ASA 3* #320 @ BYU -28 over Wyoming, Saturday at 2:00 PM CST

BYU can simply name their score here. This team has averaged 42 PPG through their three wins this year and they are playing against a team with no offense what so ever. The Cowboys are 2-1 with wins over Ohio (21-20) and North Dakota State (16-13). Their loss came at the hands of Air Force 23-3. Their high water mark for yardage this year is just 271 total yards in their season opener. They have been out gained in every game including last week’s come from behind win over Division 1AA North Dakota State. At the same time the Cow Pokes were struggling with ND State, the Cougars were throttling UCLA to the tune of 59-0. The score was actually 59-0 in the THIRD QUARTER when BYU pulled their QB Max Hall. He threw for 7 TD’s in the first three quarters alone last week. That was against a UCLA team that is MUCH better than this year’s Wyoming squad. BYU is peaking early in the season on offense and they’ll continue to rip up the Wyoming defense this week. If the Ohio Bobcats threw for 248 yards on this team, what do you think BYU will do at home? Throw at will is the answer. Wyoming has to be able to run to have any success what so ever. They CANNOT throw the ball. They average 92 YPG through the air in their three games this year. Their first year QB Dax Crum has really struggled hitting just 55% of his passes. Not only that, he is averaging just 4.7 yards per pass completions so most of his completions are short. By comparison, Max Hall is completing almost 78% of his throws for nearly 10 yards per completion. BYU’s defense is allowing just 3.2 yards per carry this year so Wyoming will have to throw at some point to try and stay in this one. In order for us to lay this sizable number, we better have a team that can score A LOT. We also need an opponent that struggles on offense. We have both here. Not to mention, Wyoming is one of the biggest money eaters in college football going just 2-15 ATS their last 17 games overall. BYU won at Wyoming last year 35-10 vs. a much better Cowboy team. In 2006, the Cougs whipped the Boys here 55-7. Look for a similar score on Saturday. BYU BIG!!


9/20/2008
2:30:00 PM TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS (+7)
over Florida Gators
ASA 3* #368 @ Tennessee vs. Florida - 2:30 pm CST

Every weekend there seems to be a ‘big game’ in the SEC and this Saturday’s showdown between Florida and Tennessee fits the bill. Public money has come in on Florida in this game so we’ll be quick to jump on the other side and take the home team plus the full TD or more. Four of the last five meetings played between these two rivals in Tennessee as been decided by just four points or less and this year will be no different. Statistically these two teams are pretty comparable as Florida rushes for 5.3 yards per carry and gives up just 2.0 ypc while Tennessee is right there with them at 5.9 ypr offensively and 2.5 ypc defensively. Offensively the Gators have an edge at the quarterback position with Tebow but the Vols defense and 106,000 fans will negate some of that advantage. I’m sure some of you are thinking how can we use a team that gave up 59-points a year ago in a 39-point loss. That was last year at Florida and this is a new football season. The Vols are in a much better position to defend Florida than they were a season ago. Plagued with injuries in the secondary and inexperience at the line, the Tennessee defense gave up one big play after another at Florida in 2007. A healthy, more experienced defense has seen fewer problems so far this season, save two bad drives in the Vols' 27-24 loss at UCLA. Tennessee limited the Bruins to just 29 yards on the ground and grabbed four interceptions in that game. The Vols also have a good idea of what the Gators will want to run this weekend as they played a similar offense last week in UAB. The Volunteers certainly enjoy home cooking here as they have a 144-38-4 SU record at home dating back to 1980 and within those 186 total games they’ve been a dog just 26 times. The Neers have covered 5 straight as a home underdog and 10 of their last 14 in that role. Would we be surprised if the Gators get knocked off this weekend? No not at all. Take the points and the home team in this revenge setting.


9/20/2008
2:30:00 PM MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS (-8.5)
over Notre Dame Fighting Irish

ASA 6* #338 @ Michigan State (-8) over Notre Dame, Saturday, Sept. 20th

Oh we can hear it ringing through South Bend now. The Irish are back. No, really they’re back. Uh, no they are not! They’re 2-0 record is as unimpressive as they come. In week one they beat a really bad San Diego State team 21-13 with some help from the officials. They were out gained in that game by an Aztec team that is now 0-3 with a home loss to Division 1AA Cal Poly and a 35-10 pasting at the hands of San Jose State last Saturday. After their loss to the “mighty” Irish, San Diego State head coach Chuck Long was asked who was the better team, Cal Poly or Notre Dame. His answer was, “That’s a tough question.” Wow. We didn’t see that one coming. Many may think that the Irish improved drastically from week one to week two based on their 35-17 trouncing of Michigan. However, was it really a trouncing? The answer is no. The Irish defense allowed the Wolverines to rack up nearly 400 yards of total offense. That’s the same Michigan offense that struggled to mount any kind of offense their first two games with just 203 yards ASA’s Big Ten Game of the Week This section of 1st & Goal has our Big Ten Game of the Week. Located in the heart of the Big Ten country we have great ties or contacts in this region and have always done well with our Big Ten picks. See who we like this week below. against Utah and 281 vs. Miami (Oh). The Wolves out gained Notre Dame by 128 yards and had 7 more first downs. The problem for Michigan was they turned the ball over SIX TIMES! No matter how a team dominates the stat book, if they give the ball away that many times, they have NO CHANCE to win the game. Thus, that ND win was not impressive at all. Now the Irish are off to East Lansing and their first road game of the season. Not only that, they are playing a really good team in Michigan State. The Spartans are 2-1 with their only loss coming @ a very good Cal team by a TD. Since that loss they have picked up two easy wins at home rushing for 238 and 259 yards in the process. Sparty should continue to have success on the ground against an ND team they rolled for 219 yards rushing last year in their 31-17 win in South Bend. Because of their success grinding it out on the ground, QB Brian Hoyer has thrown just 27 total passes the last two weeks combined. However, he is experienced and can put up big numbers if needed. The Spartans have dominated this series as of late winning 8 of the last 11 outright. MSU is also 9-2-1 ATS the last 12 meetings. Notre Dame is Favorite Game of the Week This write up is playing on a team that we feel is undervalued by the oddsmakers and not laying as many points as they should be. #332 @ North Carolina (-1.5) over Virginia Tech, Saturday, Sept 20th Virginia Tech’s offense has struggled to get anything going this year. The problem is, they don’t have an effective passing game. Opposing teams can load up against the run and make the Hokies attempt, and we mean attempt to beat them through the air. They simply can’t do that. VT QB Sean Glennon has struggled his entire career. He was so bad in their first game loss to East Carolina that head coach Frank Beamer pulled a redshirt off future QB Tyrod Taylor. The problem with that is, Taylor, while a very effective runner, is not an efficient passer. Glennon has now been sent to the bench in favor of Taylor who threw for just 48 yards in Tech’s 20-17 home win over Georgia Tech. Speaking of a struggling offense, the Hokies are 2-1, however they are averaging just 279 YPG on offense. It would be worse than that folks if Virginia Tech had not played a Division 1AA team, Furman, in week two. They won that game 24-7 but were up just 3-0 at halftime. In that game they put up 349 yards which is extremely unimpressive when considering the competition. In their two games vs. Division 1A competition, Tech has mounted just 243 yards vs. East Carolina and only 247 last week vs. Georgia Tech. They were out gained by 140 yards at home last week vs. the Yellow Jackets, however GT turned the ball over three times and gave the game away. UNC is brimming with confidence after their 44-12 thrashing @ Rutgers last Thursday. That gives the 2-0 Tar Heels an extra few days to prepare for a game they have been pointing to for nearly a year. That’s because, in 2007 a young North Carolina team went into Blacksburg and nearly pulled the upset. That actually out played VT on the stat sheet but lost 17-10. In that game, the Heels had 18 first downs to just 11 for Tech. They also out gained the Hokies 306 to 241. As per usual, Tech had just 76 yards passing in that close win. Now UNC has gone from a young and talented team in 2007, to a real threat to make a run in the ACC. Head coach Butch Davis knows what he is doing and now he gets an “offenseless” Virginia Tech at home. The Hokies go down here. College FB System Smashers for Week 3 These are simply pointspread observations and NOT ASA selections! • Ohio @ Northwestern (-10.5) – The Cats are simply not accustomed to being favored by double digits. Since the start of the 1980 season, Northwestern has been favored by 10 or more points just 25 times. They are 9-16 ATS in those games (36%). On a side note, the largest number NU has ever laid was 19 points back in 1998 vs. UNLV. • Wyoming @ BYU (-27) – BYU has been favored in every game in this series since 1985. This is the highest number in this series since 1985 when BYU was a 30-point chalk. Dating back to 2004, the Cougars have covered four straight vs. Wyoming. However, leading up to ’04, the Cowboys had covered 8 in a row. BYU has won 13 of the last 15 games in this series outright. • Alabama (-9.5) @ Arkansas – Bama has been favored on the road just 5 times in this series. They are a (-9.5) point favorite this Saturday which is the highest point spread in Bama’s favor EVER when traveling to the Razors home field. The last time the Tide was favored @ Arky was back in 2000. The Crimson Tide are 4-4 SU in Arkansas but they have lost four of the last five SU. • Virginia Tech @ North Carolina (-1.5) – The Heels have been a double digit underdog each of the last four years vs. the Hokies. Last year they were +19.5 @ Virginia Tech and lost the game 17-10. Now they are actually favored after being nearly a 3 TD dog just 12 months ago. • Utah (-7.5) @ Air Force – In this huge Mountain West rivalry, Air Force has been a home dog to Utah just TWICE since 1980. Once in 1994 and another time in 2001. Not only did the Falcons cover both of those games, they won them each outright as 7.5 point and 16.5 point underdogs. • East Carolina (-7.5) @ NC State – The Wolfpack have never been a home dog to ECU. The Pirates have been a road favorite of a TD or more just 14 times since 1980. They are 7-7 ATS in those games. ECU has been favored on the road vs. an ACC team just twice in their history. Both games were vs. Duke. vulnerable here off a deceiving win over big time rival Michigan. MSU rolls in this one.


9/20/2008
7:00:00 PM 7,ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS
-vs-Georgia Bulldogs
ASA 3-Star #370 Arizona St. (+7) vs. Georgia Saturday, September 20 – 7:00 PM

Last week, Arizona St. had a devastating loss to UNLV 23-20 in overtime. Head Coach Dennis Erickson said he didn’t sleep for two whole days following that loss. Quarterback Rudy Carpenter said they had a bad practice Thursday and came out flat and couldn’t overcome the momentum that UNLV had. Look for Erickson and Carpenter to have EVERYONE ready for this big-time home game against the Georgia Bulldogs. Georgia struggled against a very physical South Carolina squad last weekend and only managed 252 total yards in a 14-7 win. Running back Knowshon Moreno only managed 79 yards on the ground and Matthew Stafford had just 146 yards passing. We see that type of physical game taking its toll on the Georgia offense and see them struggling against a speedy Sun Devil defense. Dennis Erickson will be throwing early and often against a Georgia secondary that struggles against the pass, allowing 236 yards per game. Carpenter has been incredible so far this season, already passing for 975 yards this season (325 per game) and 6 touchdowns! They have four receivers that already exceeded 100 yards this year and five different receivers that have caught touchdowns. We expect to see the quick receivers to cause a lot of problems for a more physical Bulldog defense. Georgia’s win last week vs. the Gamecocks could have easily been a loss. With eight minutes left, South Carolina running back Mike Davis fumbled over the goal line trying to jump for a touchdown. Later, with less than a minute left, SC was going for a touchdown and threw an interception at the 3 yard line which finalized the win for the Bulldogs. Gamecock quarterback Chris Smelley went 23/39 for 271 yards. Look for Sun Devil QB Rudy Carpenter to have a big game if the Bulldog secondary played like they did against South Carolina. We expect the Sun Devils, who are coming off a demoralizing loss last week, to be absolutely ready this week and benefit from a Georgia squad that was beat up in their first conference game last week against South Carolina. Go with the Sun Devils plus the points.


9/20/2008
7:15:00 PM TOLEDO ROCKETS (+7)
over Fresno State Bulldogs
ASA 3* #360 @ Toledo +7 over Fresno State, Saturday @ 7:15 PM

Talk about a tough spot for Fresno. Last week’s home game vs. Wisconsin was dubbed by head coach Pat Hill as the biggest home game in school history. Nothing like putting all of your eggs in one basket. After coming out of that hard fought game with a 13-10 loss, we can’t expect Fresno to travel across the country and be ready for this one. They won’t be. Last week’s loss crushed their hopes of going undefeated and potentially playing in a BCS bowl game. And while those aspirations were well down the line, word is they felt if they could get by Wisconsin, they would be well on their way to accomplishing that goal. Now it is shot. Not only that, they have another big game on deck to concentrate on with UCLA next Saturday. The Bulldogs will be looking ahead and back at the same time here. The problem for them is, they won’t be looking at Toledo and that means an upset is brewing here. The Rockets have a great home field advantage playing in the “Glass Bowl”. They are now 41-6 SU their last 47 home games. This is their home opener and they have some nice momentum after last week’s 41-17 win @ Eastern Michigan. Toledo has been nearly unbeatable as a home dog both ATS and SU. They have been a home underdog just 7 times since 2000. They are an impressive 6-1 ATS in those game. Even more impressive they have won 6 of those 7 games outright. They get another one here. We’ll call for Toledo to upset an unmotivated Fresno team who is deflated after last week’s loss.

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Tom Stryker's CFB High Noon Ultimate PayDay is on Georgia Tech

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RAS ( RIGHT ANGLE SPORTS )


Utah (-7.5) at Air Force - 1:00pm Pacific - Game #341-342
There is consensus opinion that Utah is talented enough to be a legitimate BCS party crasher. They are solid in all areas and have won 11 of their last 12 games with the only loss coming by a touchdown at BYU last season. There is little chance of losing focus vs Air Force this week as both teams come in undefeated, Utah hosts Weber State next week, and the Utes will be looking to avenge a home loss to Air Force last season in which their top QB, WR, and RB missed due to injury. Air Force returned just 8 starters from last year, a low number even for a service academy, and two of them are already out due to injury. The Falcons have gotten by with a lot of good fortune the last two weeks defeating a struggling Wyoming team with the help of +4 turnovers and then beating a badly distracted Houston team last week with the help of +2 turnovers. The Houston game was played off campus in Dallas in very wet and windy conditions which heavily favored Air Force's ground based offense and suspect pass defense. They still gave up 534 yards and were outgained by 154 total yards. Air Force has completed just 3 of 11 passes in its two games vs 1-A opponents. That is not going to get it done this week. Utah will be better on both sides of the ball and will win this game convincingly. Give the points.

Play: #341 Utah -7.5 for 1 UNIT


New Mexico (+10) at Tulsa - 4:00pm Pacific - Game #343-344
New Mexico is known for starting slow under Rocky Long, so their 1-2 record should come as no surprise especially when considering the level of competition they have faced to start the season in TCU, Texas A&M, and Arizona. They did not play well vs TCU in the opener, but outgained TAMU 370 to 236 only losing by 6 as a result of -3 turnovers including a pick six. They rebounded with a big win over Arizona last week, beating the Cats for the second straight year. QB Donovan Porterie, a third year starter, had to be benched in the opener but has looked more and more like his old self in the last two games. He hasn't been called on to do too much yet with the Lobo ground game going for over 200 yards in the last two games. New Mexico will be able to move the ball on Tulsa, and their efficient ground game will keep Tulsa's high powered offense off the field more than they would like to be. Oddsmakers are assigning a rating to Tulsa that assumes they have improved from last year based off two easy wins over horrible teams in UAB and North Texas. The UAB game was actually more competitive (Tulsa trailed at half) than the final score indicates and North Texas is worse than many 1-AA teams right now. Tulsa still has huge question marks on a defense that gave up huge numbers last year and a QB that lacks experience. Last year only 3 of Tulsa's 9 regular season wins came by more than 10 points and New Mexico figures to be one of the better teams they will face all season. In fact head coach Graham calls it the best defense they will see all season. They also may be one of the most well prepared as the Lobos have faced pass happy spread offenses in BYU, New Mexico St, and Arizona each of the past two seasons. The Mountain West is far superior to C-USA and this line is too high. Take the points.

Play: #343 New Mexico +10 for 1 UNIT


TOTALS

#325 Marshall/Southern Miss OVER 52 for 1 UNIT

#364 Idaho/Utah State UNDER 62.5 for 2 UNITS

#371 Iowa State/UNLV OVER 48.5 for 1 UNIT

#375 New Mexico St/UTEP OVER 59 for 1 UNIT

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GREG SHAKER


Greg Shaker | CFB Side
triple-dime bet317 Mississippi St 9.0 (-110) BetUS vs 318 Georgia Tech
Analysis: NCAAF: Mississippi State Bulldogs at Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets - Mississippi State +9 -110 | Unit Value: 3 UNIT DOG OF THE MONTH
Game Date: 9/20/2008
Note: What is like being at the practices of Mississippi State this week? I can promise you that it is not where you want to be. Head Coach Sylvester Crooms does not take well to poor execution and he is on the ass of the Bulldogs offense. They scored ZERO last week against what is a very good Auburn D but this team does have some offensive weapons. They certainly have one of the better D's in the Southeastern Conference and one the type of D that Georgia Tech has not seen yet this year. The Yellow Jackets are proving that they have a pretty good squad with a win at BC in a game that I had, and another cover verses Va Tech. These two games have been costly though in some respects and the Rambling Wreck will come into Saturday's action beat up a bit with a couple of defensive injuries at the cornerback and Linebacker position and a number of other players that are not going to be playing at 100% capacity. They will be in for game Saturday as Crooms knows that a 1-3 start is not acceptable for this Bulldog team. The Dogs have been a good traveling squad in recent years going 8-3-1 ATS when doing so and they are catching Ga Tech at a good time. This line is simply overinflated due to the perception that Miss State cannot score, and the last two games by GT, which have opened the eyes of the Oddsmakers. They have opened them way too wide though and this one is likely to be a field goal win for somebody. The one thing the Vegas Experts have done is set this total line very low. They probably got that one right. I will grab these huge points in what I expect to be a field position game, hard hitting matchup.

Sat, 09/20/08 - 3:30 Greg Shaker | CFB Total
double-dime bet330 Navy / 329 Rutgers Over 60.5 BetUS
Analysis: NCAAF: Rutgers Scarlet Knights at Navy Midshipmen - Over 60.5 -110 | Unit Value: 2
Game Date: 9/20/2008
Note: The Rutgers Scarlet Knights are off to their worst start in a very long time and there are a lot of reasons for that. The most glaring thing about this team is their offensive attack, or lack of it. They have managed just 19 points this year in two contests and both of those games have been at home where they have always had great success. We can, however, look more closely to find that they have had more success than the scores would indicate. The fact is, they have averaged near 380 yards of offense against Fresno and North Carolina, and what has kept them down has been a large amount of turnovers and problems in the Red Zone. That should not be a problem Saturday as they travel to play a Navy Squad that does not have the secondary, nor the defensive front to control any team on the field. That was the reason I played Duke last week and the Blue Devils did not disapoint as they rolled up 41 points and over 300 yards via the air in scoring 41 verses the Midshipmen. Navy cannot stop anyone and they will not be able to to stop what is expected to be a very focused Rutgers team Saturday. What probably will not be fixed is the Rutgers D which has been very poor in the first two games this year. They have allowed their first two opponents to score an average of 34 points on right at 400 yards per game. We are seeing the Ugliness that Graduation has brought to the Knights as well as a Key injury to defensive end Gary Watts. Navy might not be as prolific at scoring as they have been in the past, but they are a tough team to prepare for and they are still racking up the offensive stats. At their home place, they will put the ball in the endzone. Let's take a line from the Navy Song, "Roll up the score, Navy, Anchors Aweigh." That is what I think they can do Saturday and they will drop some anchors on the Rutgers sparse defense. This line is up from an early open of 58 and it would not surprise me if it continued to rise further. With both teams coming into Saturday's action very healthy on offense, and the Rutgers offensive squad wanting to get that monkey off their back, I can see the Knights scoring 40+ and Navy being right there most every step of the way.

Sat, 09/20/08 - 4:00 PMGreg Shaker | CFB Total
double-dime bet364 Utah St. / 363 Idaho Under 60.0 BetUS

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Teddy Covers


CFB 6* Oregon (-10.0 / -110) vs Boise St
CFB 5* Ohio vs Northwestern OVER 51.5 (-110)
CFB 3* Boston College (-10.0 / -110) vs Central Florida
CFB 3* Arizona (-3.0 / -110) vs UCLA
CFB 3* Southern Mississippi (-7.5 / -110) vs Marshall
CFB 3* Miami (Florida) (-3.0 / -110) vs Texas A&M
CFB 3* Toledo (7.0 / -110) vs Fresno State

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FairWay Jay

5* Michigan State (-8.5 / -110) vs Notre Dame
4* Florida Atlantic vs Minnesota OVER 63.0 (-110)
4* Arizona (-3.0 / -110) vs UCLA
4* Utah (-9.0 / -110) vs Air Force
4* Mississippi (-7.0 / -110) vs Vanderbilt
3* Miami Ohio (11.5 / -110) vs Cincinnati
3* Georgia (-6.5 / -110) vs Arizona State
3* San Jose State (8.0 / -110) vs Stanford
3* East Carolina vs North Carolina State UNDER 44.0 (-110)

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2008-09-17 RON RAYMOND'S 5* CFB BEST BET WINNER!
Pick # 1 Wyoming/BYU Over 51.5

2008-09-17 RON RAYMOND'S 5* CFB UPSET SPECIAL!
Pick # 1 Wake Forest (5.0)


2008-09-17 RON RAYMOND'S CFB O/U GAME OF THE WEEK!
Pick # 1 San Jose State / Stanford Under 45

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Alex Smart

4* Auburn (3.0 / -110) vs LSU
3* Action Kent (3.5 / -110) vs UL Lafayette
3* Action Eastern Michigan (22.0 / -110) vs Maryland
3* Action North Carolina (-3.0 / -110) vs Virginia Tech

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*** EZWINNERS NCAA FOOTBALL ***

5 STAR: (308) PENN STATE (-28) over Temple
(Risking $550 to win $500)
11AM Central Time

5 STAR: (360) TOLEDO (+7) over Fresno State
(Risking $550 to win $500)
6PM Central Time

3 STAR: (332) NORTH CAROLINA (-3.5) over Virginia Tech
(Risking $330 to win $300)
2:30PM Central Time

3 STAR: (335) WAKE FOREST (+4.5) over Florida State
(Risking $330 to win $300)
6PM Central Time

2 STAR: (329) RUTGERS (-5.5) over Navy
(Risking $220 to win $200)
2:30PM Central Time

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Jim Feist

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Blowout GOW- Michigan St

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Glen Mcgrew

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Dog GOM- Toledo

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North Coast Sports

Early Bird............byu-26

4* Power Plays Gow...north Carolina

Comp Under Dog Pow...kent State

# 2 Economy Club Play...rutgers -6

Big Dog Pow....New Mexico +10'

Pac 10 Pow....ucla +3

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Ethan Law

Confirmed Saturday Ncaa Selections (final)
3% Wyoming +28.5
2% Air Force +9.5
2% Florida State -4.5
2% Pittsburgh +1
2% Virginia Tech +3.5
2% Mississippi State/georgia Tech Over 37
2% Tennessee +7.5

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Tommy Rider | CFB Total
triple-dime bet370 Arizona St. / 369 Georgia Over 50.0 BetUS
Analysis: I really love this spot for an easy over. Here's the deal: Both of these offenses didn't look good last week, so we are getting value here. But the reality is, ASU was sluggish because they were looking ahead and Georgia took on a South Carolina team that always plays them tough defensively. I expect two very different offenses in this game. One thing that can kill an over is a strong pass rush, which I don't believe either of these teams have. Rudy Carpenter should shred the Dogs defense, a defense I think is vastly overrated up front. On the other side, Georgia will be able to do whatever they want. I love taking overs when SEC teams go out of conference because they are so used to playing against physical defenses, teams like ASU are a breeze. I think the Dawgs will be very balanced offensively and both Moreno and Stafford will go off. Remember what Texas did to the Sun Devils last year in the Holiday Bowl? I see the Dawgs doing the same. I think this is going to be a very entertaining game to watch and I see us having no problem getting over 50 points here.***3 UNIT PLAY***



Sat, 09/20/08 - 3:30 PMTommy Rider | CFB Total
triple-dime bet330 Navy / 329 Rutgers Over 60.5 BetUS
Analysis: This is my classic run vs. pass over game. I love this spot for both teams. Rutgers has looked horrible in two games but Fresno State and NC have very strong defenses. Navy does not. Any team can throw the ball all over the Midshipmen so while Mike Teel is far from a superstar, he should easily throw for 350 yards and four scores here. On the other side, Navy gets starting QB Kaipo-Noa Kaheaku-Enhada back, replacing average Jarod Bryant. I am so intrigued by option football that I've read books on it and have studied it for years. I can assure you, Bryant is a below-average option quarterback. He makes a terrible first read and that's the key to the option. How important is Kaipo-Noa Kaheaku-Enhada? His own head coach said Bryant is a nice player but the offense is a different animal when Kaipo-Noa Kaheaku-Enhada is under center. This is important because Rutgers doesn't have the perimeter speed to control Shaun White, who may be the fastest player in CFB. There is no reason whatsoever these two teams shouldn't surpass 70 points and get us an easy win.***3 UNIT PLAY***

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Erin Rynning
20* c. michigan+10.5.

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sebastian
300 Akron if line moves beyond 10 make it 200
300 Toledo
50 Utah
50 tenn
20 n western
20 auburn
20 mich st
20 miss st under
20 n Mex st over
20 Idaho under

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Iron Horse 10* GOY is Tenn

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D O C ' S

7 GOY - NC
5 - Utah
5 - Pitt
4 - Miss
4 - Auburn
4 - FL Atl
4 - UNLV
3 - Houston U