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Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:22 AM
vegas-runner | CFB Side Triple-Dime Bet
119 Illinois -2.5 (-110) Sportsbetting.com vs 120 Northwestern
Analysis: *** NCAAFB 3* "EARLY STEAM" GAME of the WEEK ***

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:23 AM
igz1 sports

CFB GAME OF THE YEAR !! 11/22/08
2-0 in GoY's Underdog and Totals in CFB so far this year ! This is my Last GOY in College for the season i only have 3 in each sport. Remember when you win please come back and Donate !!
I have a huge card this saturday and these are the ones to hit now as lines are trending the wrong direction. The rest will be posted friday night .

CFB
5* NC State +11 (-110) GOY !
4* Over 65 (-110) Marshal vs Rice
4* Wake Forest -2 (-110)
4* Boisie State -6.5 (-110)
3* Mississippi +3.5 (-110)

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:23 AM
ETHAN LAW

Each week this season in the Big 12 conference there seems to be a game of huge importance, and each succeeding week the importance of said game takes on a greater importance towards deciding who will represent the Big 12 in the National Championship game. Let's be honest here, whatever team wins the ultra competitive South division of the Big 12 is almost a shoe-in for the big game. Although Missouri may have a say in preventing that from happening in the Big 12 Championship game. The game I am talking about this week is, of course, between #2 ranked Texas Tech (10-0 SU & 5-2-1 ATS) and #5 ranked Oklahoma (9-1 SU & 7-2 ATS). This game was set up perfectly by the fact that both teams had a bye last week. It's almost as if the scheduling gods knew ahead of time how important this game would be, and wanted both teams rested and emotionally recharged for what should be just a fantastic game.

When comparing these teams, there is really very little to choose from as far as finding an fundamental match-up advantage either has over the other. Both are led by Heisman Trophy candidates at quarterback. Oklahoma's Sophomore leader Sam Bradford has been brilliant this season completing 67.9% of his passes for 3406 yards with a gaudy 38-6 TD to interception rate. Texas Tech is led by Sr. gunslinger Graham Harrell with 4077 passing yards, 71.7% completion rate and an equally gaudy 36-5 TD to int. rate. Texas Tech uses their passing game in place of a running game often with more timing routes, while Oklahoma throws the ball downfield just a bit more, which explains Harrell's higher completion rate and Bradford's rather large advantage in yards per attempt (10.3 to 8.8). Both teams run the ball very efficiently, though Oklahoma chooses to do so more often. Oklahoma has amassed 1943 rushing yards at a 4.6 yard per carry rate, Texas Tech though ranks 11th in the Big 12 in rushing yards with only 1326, though a 5.2 yard per carry clip proves they are very capable on the ground also. The Red Raiders running game often surprises their opponents, who fall asleep defending pass after pass, because as I stated above, they more often than not use the short passing game as a pseudo running game, with short slant and timing routes. As you see, both teams have nearly unstoppable offensive attacks, though Oklahoma chooses to run more often and Texas Tech uses a relentless passing attack.

Defensively both stack up similarly also. The Sooners allow 23.6 points per game and Texas Tech 22.2. Oklahoma allows 3.2 yards per carry on the ground and Texas Tech 3.4 yards per carry. Slight edge to the Sooners there...but minimal at best. The one area where there is a tangible edge for either team though is pass defense. The Sooners have allowed just 52.7% of passes completed against them. In a pass happy conference filled with high scoring teams that may be the most impressive statistic I have seen all year. In comparison, the 2nd best completion % allowed by any other Big 12 team is Texas...57.1% allowed. Texas Tech's pass defense allows a completion rate of 62.2%. Finally we have found an advantage! In a game that features such high scoring unstoppable offenses, every incomplete pass may loom large. It may mean the difference between converting a 3rd down attempt and a punt. As they say, possession is 9 tenths of the law, and Oklahoma has a slight advantage on defense that may mean the difference in this huge game.

The whole purpose of analyzing all those aspects of both teams was to prove that there really is very little advantage here for either team statistically, except for the slight edge the Sooners have defensively, coupled with home field advantage. My next question is this then, why is Oklahoma a 7 point favorite? I fully understand they have a strong home field advantage, but these teams appear to be as equally matched as possible, and even if allowing 4 points for home field, this line seems a little off to me. Perception certainly would not dictate that Oklahoma be a full touchdown favorite over the higher ranked team here. Perception is that Tech is at least the Sooners equal. Oklahoma lost to Texas by 10 points in a game that was statistically a wash. The Red Raiders beat that same Texas team and dominated in the stats by a 579-374 yard advantage. Anyone that watched that game would admit Texas Tech was the better team that day. Anyone that watched the Sooners loss to Texas would honestly say that the better team won that day also. Again I ask, WHY ARE THE SOONERS a FULL touchdown favorites? The answer is this, in my opinion the bookmaker is simply begging for money on the underdog here. Had they set the line at 4 or 4.5 where it by all rights should be, they would have had a very evenly bet game. They do not set lines too high or low in games unless they are comfortable taking one-sided action in a game. As of this writing there is more than twice the number of bets taken on this game than any other on Saturday, and with good reason. It is the biggest game on the schedule and every bettor alive will have money bet on this game, if only just to have action on the biggest game of the year so far. They are getting the one-sided action they desire with 72% of all straight bets on Texas Tech, 70% of all parlay bets including this game on Texas Tech and an unbelievable 89% of all money line wagers coming in on the underdog. Anyone familiar with the betting patterns of "joe public" knows they are drawn almost without exception to take the favorite. That is also why most sharp bettors will always look to take the underdog first when sizing up a game. In this case, in the highest profile game of the week, they set the line "too high" because they have no qualms taking such a large handle disproportionately bet. Vegas expects the Sooners to cover. There are many trends and situations I could enumerate to back this play, the truth is none of them mean anything by themselves. When "the house" wants money on one side, you take the other. Sooners probably win by 10-20 points in a hard fought close game and a key turnover being the deciding factor. Lay the chalk.

Verdict: Texas Tech 34, Oklahoma 56
PLAY 1* UNIT (2%) ON OKLAHOMA -7 +$105

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:24 AM
Red Dog Sports

NC State +11 (3 units)

These teams are less than 30 minutes apart so travel is no problem. The 4 NC schools in the ACC are 7-22 ATS facing each other in the last 29. The underdog in this rivalry is 2-8 ATS in the last 10.

NCSU has played well with Russell Wilson at QB and is 6-0 ATS in the ACC this year and the only game they lost by more than 10 was the opener at Clemson, which they covered. Wilson is a threat to run (UNC's QB is not, whether it is Yates or Sexton) and he has 12 TD passes on the year with only 1 interception.

Look for a close game with both teams in the 20's, something like 27-24. I love getting 11 points in this matchup.

NCSU +11

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:24 AM
SPYLOCK

Northwestern.....5 unit

boston college
oregon st.
U conn. ......all 3 units

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:24 AM
Colin Cowherd 4-0 LW 35-19 YTD 65%

Utah -7
28-20

Texas Tech +7
38-36

Arizona -2.5
31-24

Penn State -13.5
36-10

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:24 AM
Tom's College Football System Play of the Week!

Season Finale Spread Beater
Over the past few weeks, I've turned you on to a couple of last home game and last road game sets that have been profitable. This week, I'm going to continue on with my late-season assault and rip apart a last game scenario that has been money-in-the-bank over the years.
This college football system deals with teams playing their last regular season game. When I first started doing research on "last game sets", I focused on teams coming off a string of straight up losses. My thought was that these schools would want to close on a high note with a victory in their last game. Honestly, I never found anything substantial with regards to straight up losses. But, I did uncover a very powerful situation that focused on teams entering off consecutive ATS blemishes. Take a look:
Play ON any college football team playing in its last regular season game provided they enter off two or more pointspread losses and are matched up against an opponent that checks in off two or more straight up wins.
28 Year Record = 112-78-2 ATS for 58.9 percent!
Investing your hard earned money on a team that just lost to the pointspread two (or more) times in a row is tough. It's even more difficult to open up your wallet on a team like this when they are matched up against an opponent that enters with momentum off two (or more) straight up wins. The knee-jerk reaction would be to fade the team that hasn't covered. However, that's exactly what you don't want to do! On Saturday, there is one school locked into this "play on" situation: Penn State.
There are a couple of tighteners to this Season Final Spread Beater system that really make it pop. First, if our "play on" team lost to the pointspread by six points or more last, this awesome situation skyrockets to a sizzling 84-47 ATS for 64.1 percent. Thanks to a pair of non-covers including a blowout loss to the pointspread the last time out we are fortunate to get tremendous line value here. The Nittany Lions apply to this tightener.
Finally, with out 84-47 ATS in hand, this technical situation improves to an awesome 62-29 ATS provided our "play on" team is matched up against an opponent that owns a won/loss percentage greater than .400 and less than .900. By eliminating the really good teams and those that are well below average, we improve this Spread Beater system to a marvelous 62-29 ATS for 68.1 percent. Penn State fits this special parameter.
Good luck with the Nittany Lions on Saturday and be sure to check back next week for some late-season NFL systems that really work! Good luck, TS.

Penn State

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:25 AM
igz1 sports


CFB 11/22/08 Card 2 Releases
CFB
4* Akron -2.5 (-110)
3* Over 71.5 (-110) Tulane vs Tulsa
3* BYU +7 (-110)

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:25 AM
bob akmens

10* temple -10.5

10* rice -9.5

20* utah -7

10* minny +6

10* hawaii -23.5

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:25 AM
10* Asa
9-2 Lifetime
Penn State -14 1/2

Memphis
Tx Tech
AZ
BYU

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:25 AM
Dave M@linsky

6-arkansas

5-nc St

4-mich St, Purdue, Pitt Under

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:25 AM
Doc Sports

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Doc Enterprises:
5-purdue,

4-mich St, Nc St, Nd, Utah, Ms St, Nev

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:26 AM
RON RAYMOND'S 5* CFB UNDERDOG GAME OF THE MONTH!
Pick # 1 San Diego State (10)

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:26 AM
Ethan Law
3% UTEP +17 -- syndicate play
3% STANFORD/CALIFORNIA UNDER 51
2% COLORADO STATE -2
2% SAN DIEGO STATE +10.5
2% N.C. STATE +11
2% ARIZONA -2.5
2% OKLAHOMA -7 +$105

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:26 AM
Teddy Covers GOY

Stanford

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:27 AM
JOHN RYAN

Ai Simulator 10* graded play on Oklahoma. AiS shows an 86% probability that Oklahoma will win this game by 7 or more points. TT is in a series of weak roles based on the AiS projections; all of which have an 85% probability of occurring in the game. TT is just 3-17 ATS (-15.7 Units) in road games when they commit 1 more turnover than their opponents since 1992; 29-54 ATS (-30.4 Units) when they allow 28 or more points since 1992. Oklahoma is in a series of strong roles noting they are 9-2 ATS (+6.8 Units) when they gain 500 or more total yards over the last 2 seasons; 9-2 ATS (+6.8 Units) when they gain 6.5 or more total yards per play over the last 2 seasons; 9-1 ATS (+7.9 Units) when they gain 10 or more net passing yards/attempt over the last 2 seasons; 11-2 ATS (+8.8 Units) when they gain 9 or more net passing yards/attempt over the last 2 seasons. Supporting this graded play is a system that has gone 26-6 ATS for 81% since 1992. Play on home favorites of 3.5 to 10 points after gaining >6 and allowing <2 rush yards/attempt last game. Here is a second system that has gone 36-13 for 74% since 2002. Play against road dogs in a game involving two explosive offensive teams scoring >=34 PPG in conference games. Here are some more strong roles that Oklahoma is in for this game. Note that they are 7-0 ATS (+7.0 Units) after leading in their previous game by 24 or more points at the half over the last 2 seasons; 6-0 ATS (+6.0 Units) in home games after playing their last game on the road over the last 3 seasons; 7-1 ATS (+5.9 Units) after 1 or more consecutive straight up wins this season; 14-4 ATS (+9.6 Units) after outgaining opposition by 125 or more total yards in their previous game over the last 3 seasons; 7-0 ATS (+7.0 Units) after gaining 6.25 or more yards/play in 3 consecutive games since 1992. TT is in a horrid role noting they are just 7-0 ATS (+7.0 Units) after gaining 6.25 or more yards/play in 3 consecutive games since 1992. Take Oklahoma.

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:27 AM
JOHN RYAN

Ai Simulator 7* graded play on Ohio University – AiS shows an 84% probability that Ohio University will lose this game by 3 or fewer points and has a 65% probability of winning the game. Supporting this graded play is a system that has gone 44-15 ATS for 75% since 2002. Play on a home team with a turnover margin of -1 /game or worse on the season and after 2 consecutive games with a turnover margin of -2 or worse. Here is a second system that has gone 38-13 ATS for 75% since 1992. Play against road favorites that are good offensive teams scoring 28-34 PPG and is now facing an average defensive team allowing 21-28 PPG after 7+ games and after scoring 37 points or more last game. This is Ohio’s last home game so with all of the Seniors on this squad you can most assuredly expect a full throttle effort from them. Now, here is a remarkable money line system that has gone 26-7 making 24 units since 1997. Play against a road team versus the money line that are good offensive teams scoring 28-34 PPG and is now facing an average defensive team allowing 21-28 PPG and after 7+ games of the regular season and after allowing 37 points or more last game. This Ohio team nearly upset Central Michigan. Had it not been for a devastating hit late in the 4th quarter at the goal line, Ohio would have taken the lead and possibly won the game. They were also up 14-6 over then 3rd ranked Ohio State in week 2. They also had Temple shutout till late in the 4th quarter and allowed 2 TD to lose 14-10. So, you can see that this is a much better team than the 2-8 record would indicate, but they have taken the season to learn how to complete a full game. Against Akron they will accomplish this with the leadership of their Seniors. Take Ohio and consider an optional money line wager as well, but not to exceed 2.5* units.

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:28 AM
JOHN RYAN

Ai Simulator 3* graded play on Syracuse – Wow, could you imagine if somehow Syracuse would upset the Irish? Well, it has happened before with several double digit dogs who won SU again this year. I think the one that comes closest to this game was a monumental upset when O’le Miss defeated Florida at the swap as 24 point dogs. The projections for this game are a near mirror image of that one. Supporting this graded play is a system that has gone 40-18 ATS for 69% since 1997. Play against a home team that is a good team winning 60-80% or more of their games on the season and in a non-conference game between two teams from major division 1-A conferences. ND is in a series of poor roles for this home game noting they are 4-13 ATS (-10.3 Units) in home games vs. poor passing teams averaging 150 or less passing yards/game. since 1992; 3-12 ATS (-10.2 Units) in home games versus mistake free teams 42 or less penalty yards per game since 1992. Take Syracuse
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Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:29 AM
Youngstown Connection
Date: Saturday, November 22, 2008
$25.00 Guaranteed Selection:
High Noon Play
NC State +11 Noon EST

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:29 AM
Lee Kostroski
TITLE: 10* CFB Midwest Game - 82% lifetime!!
REASON FOR PICK: PLAY ON 10* College FB Midwest Game of year - Penn State (-) vs. Michigan State, 3:30 PM EST $75.00

The Nittany Lions are playing for the right to go to their first Rose Bowl since 1994. Their calling it the biggest game in Beaver Stadium since PSU joined the Big Ten back in 1993. It’s also Senior Day for 17 players on the Penn State team and they can be the first class to win two Big Ten titles (they earned one in 2005 also). On top of that, tickets are going for astronomical prices as many believe this could be Joe Paterno’s final home game as head coach. Of course that is all speculation, however either way the atmosphere will be beyond electric.

Now to the game on the field. We feel that PSU is the FAR superior team here and apparently so do the odds makers who’ve made them a two TD chalk, despite the fact that MSU is also playing for a share of the conference title. However, a PSU win puts them in the Rose Bowl while if the Spartans win (they won’t) they also need Michigan to win at Ohio State for them to jet off to California. That won’t happen either. Penn State has huge advantages on BOTH sides of the ball here. On offense they are averaging 442 yards per game (6.39 yards per play) ranking them 18th nationally. MSU puts up 355 YPG (just 5.11 yards per play) which puts them in the bottom half of all college teams at 66th. The defensive side of the ball is a very similar story. The Nittany Lions are in the top 10 in EVERY major defensive category (yards allowed, rushing yards allowed, passing yards allowed and points allowed). Penn State is 4th nationally in overall defense giving up just 258 total yards (4.15 yards per play). The Spartans give up 340 yards per game (5.04 yards per play) which is again middle of the pack in the NCAA. Thus in the yards per play differential PSU is a great +2.24 while MSU is a very mediocre +0.07. That’s quite a large disparity with basically and entire season of statistics.

While the Spartans are 9-2, we’ve been rather unimpressed for the most part. While they have won six of their seven conference games, MSU has actually been out gained in four of those seven games. The only teams they have out yarded in conference play were Michigan, Purdue and Indiana who just happen to sit at 9th, 10th and 11th place in the conference going into this weekend. Their Big Ten road schedule has been very easy for the most part. Their three conference road games have come at Indiana, Michigan and Northwestern. The Spartans win at Northwestern was a gift as the Wildcats lost despite out gaining MSU by 162 total yards.

This Spartan team is carried by their running game. RB Javon Ringer is very good, but he is really starting to wear down late in the season. Watching him against Wisconsin a few weeks ago, he simply doesn’t have the burst he had earlier in the year and it’s not even close. That’s what happens when a team leans on a tailback to carry the ball 30+ times each game. He had just 54 yards on 21 carries in that game vs. the Badgers. He cracked the 100-yard barrier in his most recent game vs. Purdue, however he only averaged 3.7 yards per carry in that game. And that was against a Boilermaker defense that ranks 96th in the nation in rush defense. Now he faces a top 10 rush defense on the road. We realize that MSU had two weeks off, however that isn’t enough time to recoup from getting beat up for 11 straight games. To push the point home even more, MSU has actually been out rushed in 4 of their last 6 games and they have somehow gotten by because of the level of competition and mistakes by the opposition. Not here. They don’t want to rely on QB Brian Hoyer who has completed just 49% of his passes this year but they will have to in this game. MSU’s luck runs out at Beaver Stadium on Saturday.

Many are concerned that Penn State’s offense is struggling. We don’t agree. They haven’t been putting up 40+ PPG as they were earlier, however much of that is due to the defenses they have faced. Ohio State held them to 13 and the Bucks are excellent on defense. Iowa held them to 23, however PSU had five scoring opportunities in the red zone but settled for field goals. They simply weren’t efficient @ Iowa. Last week they were in gigantic letdown mode vs. Indiana after their first loss of the season @ Iowa. They only scored 10 points in the first half before snapping out of their “haze” and rolling to a 34-7 win. With the shock of their first loss now two weeks behind them and smell of roses right in front of them, this will be the PSU team we saw a month ago. They will ROLL to a big win vs. a vastly over rated Michigan State team.

Best of Luck, Lee.

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:30 AM
DOC

5 Unit Play.Take Purdue Boilermakers -11 over Indiana Hoosiers

The battle for the Old Oaken Bucket will have extra meaning this year, as it will be Coach Joe Tillers last game at Purdue. His style of offense caught on fast in the Big 10 and everybody seems to think he will finish his career with a blowout victory. That scares me a little, but the fact remains that Purdue has a huge talent edge over their in-state rival. The defense for Purdue has played well this season, but the offense has not been up to Tillers standard. That being said, they certainly have the talent with QB Painter, as he played his best game of the season last week against Iowa completing 24 of 30 passes. I look for another big game out of this senior, especially since Indiana is banged up on defense. Purdue sends Coach Tiller out in style, as we collect in the process as well. Purdue 42, Indiana 17.

4 Unit Play.Take Michigan State Spartans +14 over Penn State Nittany Lions

The Big 10 Championship and a trip to the Rose Bowl is on the line for Penn State in this battle. I still believe that Penn State is the best team in the conference; however, one has to wonder if they peaked against Ohio State. Their offense has not been crisped and passing attack has been non-existent. As for the Spartans, QB Hoyer has stepped up against Penn State throwing for over 500 yards and 5 touchdowns in his career against them. Cold weather could be a factor and look for the Spartans to unleash Ringer, as the last three meetings have been decided by nine or less points. Lions win in a real battle. Penn State 20, Michigan State 17.


4 Unit Play.Take NC State Wolf Pack +11 over North Carolina Tar Heels

These are the type of games that emotion becomes a big factor, as this battle of North Carolina is renewed. UNC does not have a big home field advantage since it is just a bus ride away from Raleigh. State struggle in the middle of the season but has seen new light especially since QB Wilson took over under center. As for the Tar Heels, their offense has struggle of late which makes me believe that this will be a low scoring game and getting double digits is too good to pass up. NC State is 6-0 ATS in conference play and this will be a hard fought game that goes down to the wire. UNC 24, NC State 21.


4 Unit Play.Take Notre Dame Fighting Irish -20 over Syracuse Orange

The Irish need to pound someone and will be able to do that against one of the worst teams in the country. Coach Weiss took over the play calling last week and the offense responded well; however, five turnovers did them in. Their defense has played much better in 2008 then 2007 and I think that is the real key here. The Orange have very little firepower and a lame duck coach who is gone after the season is completed. Irish need this win and certainly will not be looking ahead to USC, since this game gives them seven wins. Weiss, the players, and the fans all need a game that they dominate and light it up for sixty minutes and that will be the case today. Notre Dame 42, Syracuse 10.


4 Unit Play.Take Utah Utes -7 over BYU Cougars

This is one of the marquee games in the country this weekend, as two of the top teams in the MWC do battle in this battle of Utah. It also has two of the top quarterbacks in the country in Hall and Johnson. They may be equal in talent; however, I think Johnson has the best cast around him. Utah also has an edge on defense, as they are 24th in country (BYU is 73rd) and this is the main factor in my choice. I look for Utah to put pressure on QB Hall all day long. Since 1999, BYU has not fared well against ranked teams and that trend will continue here, as Utah marches onto the BCS. Utah 38, BYU 24.


4 Unit Play.Take Ole Miss Rebels +4 over LSU Tigers

Never like the fact of going against LSU in Baton Rouge; however, this visitor is the time to pull the trigger. Rebels have already won in Florida and Arkansas and LSU has played poorly since their close loss to Alabama. LSU was being dominated by Troy last week before making a late rally to win the game. They still do not have a quarterback and although they have won six straight in this series, four have come by three points or less. Ole Miss did outgain LSU last year, 466-396 and Coach Nutt will end the streak and pull the upset. Ole Miss 28, LSU 24

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:30 AM
Keith Martin Sports

CBB
Kansas st +1.5
Clemson -3.5 (Best Bet)
Boston Coll. -2
New Mexico -15

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:31 AM
NC Power Sweep

4* Purdue
3* Notre Dame
3* Ohio

Other Selections

2* Unlv
2* Ohio St
2* Mississippi

Underdog POW

Tennessee +3

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:31 AM
Tommy Rider

3* tcu -19

2* okla - 6.5

2* nittany lions/ mich st over 48

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:42 AM
Handicapper: IndianCowboy
Sport: College Football
Game: Michigan State Spartans @ Penn State Nittany Lions - Saturday November 22, 2008 3:30 pm
Detail: IC'S CHALK DESTROYAL!
Pick: 3 units (Play of the Day) ATS: Penn State Nittany Lions -14.5 (-105)




Handicapper: IndianCowboy
Sport: College Football
Game: Florida State Seminoles @ Maryland Terrapins - Saturday November 22, 2008 12:00 pm
Detail: IC'S ACC NEAR PICK-EM WINNER!
Pick: 3 units (Normal) ATS: Maryland Terrapins +1 (-105

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 07:43 AM
Erin Ryning

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20*over purdue/ indiana.
10*army
10*virginia

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 09:07 AM
Christian Alexander's Pick Pack

Premium Plays
Matchup: Boston College at Wake Forest
Time: 3:30 PM EDT (Sat)

Play: Wake Forest (-2.0 -110)
Line Source: Sports.com
Posted on: November 20, 2008 @ 6:15:13 PM EST

Wake can not afford another loss in conference or all hopes for making a trip to the ACC Championship will be lost.

No question the Deacons have struggled recently but they are dangerous at home and QB Riley Skinner should have success against a soft BC secondary. Look for WR D.J. Boldin, who leads the ACC in catches per game with an average of 6.1 to have a big game.

The Eagles won't be able to slug it out in the trenches here and will suffer a close loss.




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Matchup: Stanford at California
Time: 3:30 PM EDT (Sat)

Play: Stanford (+9 -110)
Line Source: Sports.com
Posted on: November 20, 2008 @ 6:52:12 PM EST

Stanford has been stuck on five wins for the past couple weeks, meaning they are on the doorstep of being eligible but not yet there. A trip to Oregon and a visit from the Trojans have the Cardinal on a mini two- game losing streak. Coach Jim Harbaugh knows his squad has one game left to reach the postseason so expect max effort from Stanford.

Cal is on a two-game losing streak as well and if they aren't careful, could end the season with three straight losses.

Look for Stanford QB Tavita Pritchard to give the Golden Bears defense fits, especially with his scrambling ability. As long as Pritchard limits his mistakes - and most importantly, turnovers - Harbaugh and company should be right there at the end.

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Matchup: BYU at Utah
Time: 6:00 PM EDT (Sat)

Play: BYU (+7 -110)
Line Source: Sports.com
Posted on: November 20, 2008 @ 6:31:05 PM EST

You have to go all the way back to 1994 to find the last time these two hooked up when both were ranked. But I promise you this, there wasn't as much on the line then as there will be this Saturday.

The key stat here to me is this: Each of the last three Utah-BYU games have come down to the final minute.

Outside of a blemish at TCU, the Cougars have been every bit as impressive as Utah if not more.

Too many points in a game that could go either way.

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Matchup: Texas Tech at Oklahoma
Time: 8:00 PM EDT (Sat)

Play: Texas Tech (+7 -110)
Line Source: Sports.com
Posted on: November 20, 2008 @ 6:42:52 PM EST

This line is all about respect. Too much for the Sooners and too little for the Red Raiders.

Seriously, if Texas Tech hasn't proved by now that they have the best offense in the land, I'm not sure what else they can do.

So you have to look at defense. Yes, historically that has been a weak spot with the Red Raiders. But this year is different, just look at what they did to Oklahoma State and Texas - at least for a half.

Granted, those two games were both at Texas Tech and this is on the road in Norman - and make no mistake, it will be hostile.

But if that's the only difference - and I think it is - it's not worth seven points.

I'll take my chances with the superior offense and a very well coached team.



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Member Plays
Matchup: Indiana at Purdue
Time: 12:00 PM EDT (Sat)

Play: Indiana (+11 -110)
Line Source: Sports.com
Posted on: November 20, 2008 @ 6:23:06 PM EST

Any game that plays for something called the "Old Oaken Bucket" is good by me.

The question I have here is how the hell is Purdue favored by 11 points over anyone? Yes, Indy has been pretty pitiful at 3-8, 1-6 but guess what? That's the exact same record that Purdue has. The Boilers have only beaten one team by double digits and that was Northern Colorado.

Last time I checked, home field advantage was worth three points, not ten. Throw the records out when these two teams play and guess what? I'm gonna take a taste of the Hoosiers on the money line as well.

Strong play here.

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 09:07 AM
Bullseye
Member Plays
Matchup: West Virginia at Louisville
Time: 12:00 PM EDT (Sat)

Play: Louisville (7-110)
West Virginia needs to win out if it is to take down the Big East championship and a BCS bowl bid, which makes this game against a .500 Louisville team crucial. Despite Louisville's disappointing play, 1-4 in the Big East, winning at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium is never easy and they have called for a "Black Out", where everyone wears black to the game. The last time WVU came to Louisville it was the same scenario and the Cardinals prevailed. The two teams have met 10 times and WVU has won seven of them. There have been some memorable games in the series, including WVU's initial Big East victory over Louisville in overtime and last year's 38-31 shootout that wasn't decided until QB Patrick White broke loose for a 50-yard run in the closing minutes. That capped a day in which he had 328 total yards. White again will hold the key to this game, for if he can find his running magic again the Mountaineers will be able to keep Louisville's strong offense off the field.

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Matchup: Arkansas at Miss. State
Time: 2:30 PM EDT (Sat)

Play: Miss. State (1.5-110)
Arkansas at Mississippi State, Nov. 22 -- The Razorbacks enter needing to win out to go bowling under first-year coach Bobby Petrino. The Bulldogs are still trying to find answers on offense as coach Sylvester Croom comes under increasing scrutiny.

WR Arceto Clark -- May see more time. He caught a pass and had a carry against Alabama, bringing the total plays in which he's touched the football this year to six. The coaching staff has drawn scrutiny over whether the burning of his redshirt was justified.

C J.C. Brignone -- He will probably return to center this week. Look for Michael Gates at left guard and Craig Jenkins at right. Brignone played left guard last week with backup D.J. Looney starting at center.

LB Dominic Douglas -- Continues to persevere as the defense's team leader. He had six tackles in the first quarter last week alone and promises no quit when Arkansas comes to town. He has battled an ankle and a groin injury recently.

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Matchup: Iowa State at Kansas State
Time: 3:30 PM EDT (Sat)

Play: Kansas State (-9.5-110)
Since the inception of the Big 12, outgoing coaches in the league have gone 7-14 in their final games. That's a mark Ron Prince will impact in his final game as the Wildcats try to prevent the Cyclones from dragging them into the North Division cellar. The matchup pits the two worst defenses in the conference and the teams with the longest losing streaks, nine for Iowa State and five for Kansas State. One attribute for the Cyclones is they lead the league with 26 takeaways. QB Austen Arnaud is developing as a passer for Iowa State. The sophomore ranks 28th nationally with 2,352 yards

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Matchup: Texas Tech at Oklahoma
Time: 8:00 PM EDT (Sat)

Play: Oklahoma (-6.5-110)
Texas Tech at Oklahoma, Nov. 22. -- The biggest game in the nation, the Red Raiders are playing to reach the Big 12 championship game and possibly the national championship game, while an Oklahoma victory can throw the Big 12 South division into a tiebreaker scenario that would involve Texas Tech, Texas and Oklahoma.

QB Sam Bradford -- For a change, the Sooner will share the field with another quarterback of similar credentials in Tech's Graham Harrell. Still, Bradford has a case as the nation's best quarterback, having completed 67.9f his passes, 38 for touchdowns against six interceptions. He is averaging 340 yards through the air each game and, maybe his most impressive number, more than 10 yards per attempt: 330 attempts, 3,406 yards.
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Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 09:07 AM
Al DeMarco
Saturday's Pick
10 Dime - Arizona



You might recall that last week in this space I had told you to back Oregon State as my PAC-10 Game of the Year at home against California. Although the Beavers delivered with a 34-21 win, recovering from an early 7-0 deficit, I was surprised that the game was that close considering they were playing in Corvallis and the Golden Bears had been struggling offensively because of quarterback issues.



No doubt Oregon State has dominated this series, but then again, this is the best and most competitive team Arizona has fielded in a number of years. Yes, the Wildcats are coming off a 55-45 loss at Oregon last Saturday, a game they trailed 48-17 early before making an aborted comeback bid. To be honest, their rally didn't impress me at all because the Ducks simply relaxed after taking such a big first-half lead. Look for S. Mingee to have a standout performance and gain much support from the home fans. Clearly Arizona came out with a lack of focus after become bowl eligible a week earlier with a road win versus Washington State.



So why the change of heart on my part on week later regarding Oregon State? Keep in mind the Beavers' two wins this season on the road came against Washington and UCLA, two teams that are a combined 4-16 SU this season. Plus, this game is being played on a grass field, which will affect their biggest asset offensively: their speed.



Arizona is a much better team at home than on the road, going 4-1 SU and 5-0 ATS in Tucson this season where they've covered by a combined 79.5 points. Their two best performances came in league games against Southern Cal (a hard-fought 17-10 loss) and California (a 42-27 win that wasn't as close as the final score indicated). Note that was the same Cal team that Oregon State struggled with at home last Saturday.



Oregon State's defense is coming off a five-sack performance - their third in five games - against California, but Arizona quarterback Willie Tuitama (328 yards, 2 TDs vs. Oregon last week; 2,321 yards, 18 TDs this season) has the mobility to keep the pass rush at bay. And unlike previous seasons, he's getting ground support from the likes of Nic Grigsby, who has rushed for 941 yards to pace the PAC-10's second-ranked scoring offense, a unit that averages 39.7 points a game.



Expect a high-scoring game with the Wildcats prevailing in a shooting in the desert by seven.

$mcming$

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 09:07 AM
Tim Trushel

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20* tennessee
10*pitts.
10*iowa st.
10*byu
10*arizona

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 09:08 AM
FRANK PATRON 30000 UNIT LOCK #29

FRANK PATRON

30000 UNIT LOCK #29

AKRON ZIPS -2.5

Complete mistake here. Ohio is finished as they have been basically non competitive for a while and Akron is playing to keep slim bowl hopes alive. Akron has lost 5 games this year 4 of which came against undefeated Ball State Wisconsin Cincinnati and Buffalo with the Cincy and Buffalo losses coming by a combined 5 points. They also lost to Bowling Green by 4.

This is a good football team whose record doesnt reflect that and you mean to tell me we get them at this low of a line today. Great value here. One of Ohios 2 wins came against VMI who isnt even a D-1 team and they gave up 31 against them.

Akron will score at will as they roll to a 4TD rout.

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 09:08 AM
Jeff Benton

Texas Tech 30 Dimer
Nevada 10 Dimer
Pitt 5 Dimer
Miss 5 Dimer

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 09:09 AM
ATS Financial Club

4 NCSU=11
4 Nevada +7
4 Arkansas -1.5

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 09:31 AM
elso
Kelso's pick for Saturday 200 unit

2008 PERSONAL BEST FOOTBALL CLUB

Saturday, November 22, 2008
College Conference Blowout of the Year200UNLV (-10) over San Diego St
8:00 PM -- Qualcomm Stadium
UNLV by 45-50
Comments: This game is one of those rare occasions in college football where one team grades out in more than 40 of the 47 step-by-step elements I use in my team-vs.-team analysis. In this case, UNLV grades out on top in 46 categories and thus has better than a 95% chance to cover the number. This is not to suggest UNLV is an outstanding football team but merely to note how absolutely dreadful is San Diego State (1-10), a team that has lost to I-AA Cal Poly, 29-27, and has beaten only 2-9 Idaho, 45-17. UNLV grades out on top at all the skill positions, with the over-all ability of its offense, with its defense and with its special teams. While standing just 5-6, UNLV is playing its best football right now and comes into this game off back-to-back wins over New Mexico and Wyoming. San Diego State lost to New Mexico, 70-7, and to Wyoming, 35-10. Now factor into the equation a UNLV win makes the Rebels bowl eligible for the first time since 2000, a year in which they upset Arkansas, 31-14, in the Las Vegas Bowl. If ever a game had blowout written all over it because of the grading differential and the incentive factor, it is this one.
Partly cloudy. Winds blowing from the Southwest at 5-10 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 75.

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 09:34 AM
Dave Malinsky

Indiana @ Purdue Nov
PICK: 4* Purdue -11.5

Just another late-season game between two losing teams going through the motions? This is anything but that on one side of the equation, and we believe that Joe Tiller not only gets a chance to carry away the Old Oaken Bucket one last time, but does it in style. So in the kind of game in which the oddsmakers often struggle to incorporate the emotional factors properly, we have a most fair line to play a Purdue blowout.

The Boilermaker run under Tiller has been a special one, with 10 bowl appearances. And he has been more than a football coach at the University, also being awarded the “Order of the Griffin”, a special Purdue honor that is not tied to athletics. That means not only a concerted effort by the players to send him out with a final win, but also more than the usual fan support for a losing team playing their last game. And with 17 seniors slated to start for the last time on this field the emotion runs particularly deep, especially for QB Curtis Painter, who is finally healthy again, and can erase some of the memories from a disappointing season by exploiting a papier-mache Indiana defense.

Can Indiana make the same claims about wanted to erase bitter memories, and for the seniors to go out in style? No, it is an entirely different situation for the Hoosiers. Depth has been an annual problem for this program as the Big 10 battles take their toll, and note that they are an awful 4-13 ATS as underdogs in the last three games of the season since 2002. But this autumn it has been even worse. Because of injuries a total of 16 different starters have missed at least one game, and the area hardest hit has been the secondary, where starting safeties Nick Polk and Austin Thomas, and starting CB Chris Phillips, have all been lost for the season. Because of this there is simply nothing left in the tank on that side of the ball, having allowed averages of 42 points and 518.3 points per game in three November outings, and against Wisconsin and Penn State the past two weeks they were out-scored 58-0 in the second half, a tell-tale sign that there is no fight left. And note that as bad as those two games were on the scoreboard, Indiana was actually +6 in turnovers over those eight quarters!

It is more than just emotion here for Purdue – this is a team that could have been much better than the results if not for so many injuries. But not only is Painter as close to full health as he has been in quite some time, Eric Hedstrom and Sean Sester will also be returning in the OL, after each missed the last two games. The pieces were back in place for a blowout anyway, but the special nature of Saturday’s setting pushes the rest of it over the top.

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 09:57 AM
atslocks.com

Marshall @ Rice -9: Rice -9 (10 unit play)

Boston College +2 @ Wake Forest: Boston College +2 (10 unit play)

Michigan @ Ohio State -20.5: Ohio State -20.5 (15 unit play)

North Carolina State @ North Carolina -11: North Carolina -11 (10 unit play)

Michigan State @ Penn State -15.5: Penn State -15.5 (Free play)

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 09:57 AM
T June

Arizona
Wake
Oklahoma

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 10:05 AM
Rocketman

Florida Atlantic @ Arkansas State
Play: 2* Florida Atlantic +4

Owls are 5-1 ATS in their last 6 games after accumulating more than 280 yards passing in their previous game. Owls are 5-1 ATS vs. a team with a losing record. Owls are 5-1 ATS in their last 6 games following a SU win. Owls are 5-2 ATS in their last 7 games on grass. Owls are 5-2 ATS in their last 7 games in November. Owls are 10-4 ATS in their last 14 conference games. Owls are 9-4 ATS in their last 13 games overall. Red Wolves are 2-5 ATS in their last 7 games in November. Red Wolves are 1-4 ATS in their last 5 games on grass. Red Wolves are 1-4 ATS in their last 5 games after accumulating more than 200 yards rushing in their previous game. Red Wolves are 1-4 ATS in their last 5 conference games. Red Wolves are 3-13 ATS in their last 16 games after allowing less than 100 yards rushing in their previous game. Red Wolves are 1-5 ATS in their last 6 games after accumulating less than 170 yards passing in their previous game. Red Wolves are 1-5 ATS in their last 6 home games. Red Wolves are 1-6 ATS in their last 7 games following a SU loss. Red Wolves are 1-7 ATS in their last 8 games following a bye week. Red Wolves are 0-5 ATS in their last 5 games overall. Red Wolves are 0-4 ATS in their last 4 games following a ATS loss. We'll play Florida Atlantic for 2 units today!

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 10:20 AM
Kelso Club Plays

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15 units ECU -6.5
5 units Mississippi +3.5
4 units Temple -12.5
3 units La Tech -6.5


Kelso Sat night

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Oklahoma -7

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 10:20 AM
Northcoast Full Service Line
College Play Of The Week Tcu, Tv Play Of Day Louisville

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 10:21 AM
Ats lock club
7u stanford
7u ul laf
6u okla
6u pitt
5u rice
5u maryland

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 10:21 AM
Paul Leiner:

250* CFB Over 75 Texas Tech/Oklahoma

200* NBA Over 197.5 Phx/Port

50* CFB Michigan State +16

10* CFB Arkansas -1

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 10:22 AM
Bob Balfe


College Football
Tennessee +3 over Vandy
Vandy started off the year 5-0, but most of it was due to a poor schedule and gift turnovers. Tennessee was just the opposite. The Vols would fumble at the worst times and seemed to be doomed in the turnover department. This is coach Fulmers last season and this team has looked horrible on offense, but Vandy's offense has not been much better. Tennessee still has more talent up and down the lineup. Vandy has not played too well at home and this looks like a huge trap game for the public. Take Tennessee.

Oklahoma -7 over Texas Tech
Texas Tech has one of the best offenses we could ever see, but today on the road they will get a first hand look at a quick defense. Oklahoma just has too much talent. This is a game where the thoughts of National Title will start to get in the heads of the #2 Red Raiders. If the game starts to get out of hand Tech will start to turn the ball over. Look for true talent to show its face today. Oklahoma has a lot more of it especially on defense. Take the Sooners.

Nevada +7 over Boise State
Boise is the best team in the WAC, but they are not the dominant force they used to be. Nevada has a great QB and they run the ball very well. Look for Nevada to control the clock limiting Boise States possessions. This should be a great game. Look for Nevada to pull a possible upset.

NBA Basketball
Clippers +3.5 over Nets

NCAA Basketball
St. Louis +2.5 over Boston College

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 10:37 AM
Northcoast Totals:

3.5 over louisville,

3 under vandy, under cent fla

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 10:38 AM
King Creole Sports!

8:00pm ET / #154 / Texas Tech Red Raiders @ Oklahoma Sooners

Play on: OKLAHOMA SOONERS minus the points

An UNDEFEATED Team getting a ton of points on the road? And we're going AGAINST 'em? You better believe it.

Undefeated teams who still come in as underdogs do not do very well this late in the season.
1-5 ATS since 1999 for all GAME NINE or greater UNDEFEATED conference road underdogs (Texas Tech).

If you believe that REVENGE plays a greater role this late in the season, there's only one way top go. Oklahoma still remembers last year's road loss to these Red Raiders 34-27.
16-5 ATS since 2003 for all Conference home favorites of < 10 points off 4 or more SU wins in a row playing with REVENGE (Oklahoma)... versus any opponent off 2 or more SU wins in a row (Texas Tech). If these home favs are playing GAME NINE or greater, they are a PERFECT 10-0 ATS in the same time span.

There's also a lot of value for teams playing with REST this late in the year.
25-9 ATS since 2002 for all GAME 10 > home teams with REST off a SUATS win (Oklahoma). Bring in an opponent also off a SU win (like Texas Tech), and the results improve to 16-5 ATS. If the opp is off 2 or more SU wins in a row (like Texas Tech), the results are 13-3 ATS... and 7-1 ATS if our rested home team is a FAVORITE (like Oklahoma).

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 11:13 AM
Mark Lawrence
10* GOY Nevada

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 11:13 AM
Northcoast
5* Ill-2
4* Purdue-11
4* Pn St-16
3* UTEP+17, Tulsa-28-, NMex St-6-

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 11:13 AM
Scott Rickenbach
TITLE: *GAME OF THE YEAR* 8-0 100% $50.00
REASON FOR PICK: Scott Rickenbach's 2* (Top Play) for Saturday and his College Football Game of the Year is on Game #171 - Brigham Young Cougars (+) @ Utah @ 6 PM ET – Who better to put an end to Utah’s undefeated season than rival Brigham Young. Of course the beauty here is that the Cougars can still fall short of the outright upset and yet we can still get the win here as a tight loss serves our purposes just fine. On that note, there are a number of books with +7.5 available as of late Friday afternoon and this is very significant as ten of the last eleven meetings have been decided by a touchdown or less. Although we’re not big on the “history” of match-ups that still doesn’t hurt our odds here either. This is a big rivalry game that, in the past, has had a tendency to come down to the last possession. This line was smaller earlier in the week and has been driven up and we certainly understand the move. What everyone is looking at here is likely to be the TCU match-up as that was when both of these teams were truly tested. The Utes came out with a win and the Cougars came out with an “ugly” loss…at least in terms of the scoreboard. What we will now proceed to do is tell you the real story behind those TCU games and why we feel Brigham Young has a great shot at the outright win here.

Before we take a closer look at the game where Utah matched up with TCU, let’s note that this was one of many close games for the Utes this season. Five of Utah’s 11 wins have come by seven points or less this season. They only beat Air Force by seven and they’ve had three wins by just three points and another victory came by just two points. One of the three point wins came against TCU and the Utes never should have won that game, it’s as simple as that. Beyond the fact that TCU had dominated all game long and yet didn’t have the points to show for it, the real “kicker” was that the Horned Frogs kicker missed not one, but two, fairly short field goals last in the game. Make them both and it would have been game over. Beyond that though TCU just was so dominant in that game and what people won’t understand is that BYU wasn’t nearly as dominated by the Horned Frogs as the final score shows. That is the lone blemish on the Cougars record this season and even though the final score was ugly, BYU marched down the field time and time again and got into TCU territory and then came up short. The point is that the Cougars did move the ball on the Horned Frogs and that TCU defense is one of the best in the nation so that’s saying a lot. Statistically it the Horned Frogs got big yardage on their final drive of the game, when it was already decided. If you take that out the stats were nearly equal in the game! The point is that, despite the scores, we more impressed with how BYU played against TCU than how Utah did against the Horned Frogs.

This week, the Utes will once again be exposed, just like they have in every game when they faced tougher competition. We knew we’d want to fade the Utes after their “miracle win” over the Horned Frogs but we knew last week, with a weak San Diego State team was not the time. This week, it IS the time! The Utes have seen five of their eleven wins come by an average margin of 3.6 points per game and, if they some how manage to “pull the rabbit out of the hat” with another tight win we’ll be just fine with the big points offered here. However, here are the keys to this victory. Big games like this can be won in the trenches and we feel that the Cougars are much stronger in the trenches on both sides of the ball in this match-up. Also, BYU has a prolific offense with a fantastic QB. We are well aware of the injury situation with the tight end but we do expect him to play. His brother-in-law (the Cougars QB!) said he expects him to play. This offense is a monster to slow down and we feel that the Utes can not keep up. We’ve seen them get bogged down in big games and the Cougars defense is better than many people think. Be careful looking at bigger points allowed against weaker opposition. Those are letdown games. When BYU faces a tough opponent they will bring their “A game” on defense and, again, they did a better job against TCU than the final score shows. In summary, the Utes are very over-rated in our opinion and the Cougars are under-rated and in this, the final game of the regular season for each team, we take full advantage of that. One final note too, we really like having head coach Bronco Mendenhall on OUR sidelines in a game like this. Play Brigham Young plus the points as a Top Play selection.

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 11:14 AM
Matty O'Shea | CFB Side
double-dime bet166 Nevada 6.0 (-110) BetUS vs 165 Boise St.
Analysis: The Nevada Wolf Pack has had this game circled since last year's tough 69-67 loss at Boise State. The Pack ran for 396 yards against the Broncos and nearly pulled off the straight-up upset as a 25-point underdog. They should enjoy similar success here at home and would love nothing more than to end Boise's hopes for a BCS bid and unbeaten season. Nevada has played outstanding since suffering a disappointing 38-31 loss at Hawaii back on October 25th, averaging 351 rushing yards in winning and covering two straight games. This will be the Broncos' toughest test to date, and I'm betting they leave Reno with their first loss. Back the Pack as my Double Dime NCAA Underdog Play O' the Week.

Please note: I am also making a Single Dime play on the Nevada moneyline at +200.



Matty O'Shea | CFB Side
double-dime bet176 Arizona -2.5 (-110) BetUS vs 175 Oregon St.
Analysis: There has been a lot of talk about Oregon State going to the Rose Bowl over USC since the Beavers won the head-to-head meeting earlier in the season. The Arizona Wildcats will have something to say about that though, bringing a perfect 5-0 ATS home record into this key Pac-10 battle. Oregon State is coming off a big 34-21 win over Cal last week at home, but this team is just 2-3 on the road. Meanwhile, Arizona has scored at least 40 points in four home wins and gained a lot of confidence in coming back from a 48-17 deficit last week at Oregon. The Wildcats scored 28 straight points to pull within 48-45 before falling 55-45 and realize they need to start off this game much differently. "Against Oregon State, we need to come out like we did in the second half," said Arizona TE Rob Gronkowski. If they do, I believe the Wildcats win this game by at least a touchdown, ending Oregon State's five-game winning streak and Rose Bowl hopes. Bet Arizona as my Double Dime Pac-10 Game O' the Week.




Matty O'Shea | CFB Side
double-dime bet154 Oklahoma -7.0 (+105) Bodog vs 153 Texas Tech
Analysis: The Oklahoma Sooners have won 23 straight home games and 59 of 61 there under head coach Bob Stoops. But it's obviously important to dig deeper and find out just how dominant they have been during that stretch. In their last 19 home wins, only one has been decided by less than 10 points. This game against Texas Tech is very similar to last year's matchup between Missouri and Oklahoma in Norman. The Sooners forced Tigers QB Chase Daniel into a pair of interceptions in that 41-31 win, and Red Raiders QB Graham Harrell has thrown three interceptions against them in the last two meetings. In fact, Oklahoma has totaled nine interceptions in its last four games overall, and I definitely think that key defensive advantage will be the difference here. The Sooners also have a much more balanced offense and should be able to control the clock with their powerful running game if they so choose. Bet Oklahoma as my Double Dime Big 12 Game O' the Week.

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 11:15 AM
Greg Roberts

5* - PENN STATE -15'

5* - TCU -20

4* - PURDUE -11

3* - TULSA -28'

5* - PENN STATE -15'

5* - TCU -20

4* - PURDUE -11

3* - TULSA -28'

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 11:25 AM
vegas-runner | CFB Side Single-Dime Bet
120 Northwestern 3.5 (-120) Bodog vs 119 Illinois
Analysis:
* 1* NCAAFB "MIDDLE" WAGER *



(BUY the 1/2 to +3.5)



With a few of the "Outfits" possibly looking to buy back some "Early Steam" on Illinois...I have decided that we should also go ahead and try for a middle, while reducing the liability down to only 2 Units...VR



Sat, 11/22/08 - 3:30 PMvegas-runner | CFB Side Triple-Dime Bet
119 Illinois -2.5 (-110) Sportsbetting.com vs 120 Northwestern
Analysis: *** NCAAFB 3* "EARLY STEAM" GAME of the WEEK ***




Sat, 11/22/08 - 12:30 PMvegas-runner | CFB MoneyLine Double-Dime Bet
137 Tennessee (-130) Sportsbetting.com vs 138 Vanderbilt
Analysis:
** NCAAFB 2* TEASER BET **

(ALL 12pm est GAMES BELOW)






TENNESSEE +10.5 & VIRGINIA +10 (2*)...Teaser










** NCAAFB 2* "PRIME-TIME" ESPN WAGER **



1.) LOUISVILLE +7.5 (-120)...(2*)







** NCAAFB 2* TOTAL PLAY of the DAY **



1.) UNDER 44 ARMY/RUTGERS...(2*)





Sat, 11/22/08 - 7:00 PMvegas-runner | CFB Side Double-Dime Bet
176 Arizona -2.5 (-110) BetUS vs 175 Oregon St.
Analysis: ** NCAAFB 2* WAGER ** (Possible Upgrade)

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 11:25 AM
tom stryker

7 okla

4 tulsa

3 azi

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 11:25 AM
Steven Budin-CEO
SATURDAY'S PICK
25 DIME

N.C. STATE

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 11:26 AM
VictoriousPlay


NCAAF Victorious Plays:


Texas Tech @ Oklahoma

This game will be more than a simple game. Texas Tech has a perfect and record and today has a major task to maintain it when they travel to face Oklahoma. Everyone is expecting a high scoring game since both teams have probably the best offensive lines in the league. Oklahoma is a rushing machine while Texas Tech relies pretty much on the passing skills of Harrell. In today’s game both teams will play to their best but according to our system, the edge should be on the home team and we should grab it. Normally in a game like this the defenses are tighter and the rushing is a better and safer tactic and in that sort of game, Oklahoma has a huge advantage.
Recommendation: 2* Oklahoma -7 @ -110


Brigham Young @ Utah

Great rivalry at stake in this game with Utah desperate to get the win to reach the BCS bowl but it won’t be easy because Utah is doing also a great season so far. Today is the type of game where the coaches don’t need to give motivational speeches. The intensity is already there and we do expect both teams to fight hard to get those points. None of the teams is a defensive one but both of them are more than capable of scoring points and we do expect them to score at least 55 points which is enough for us to get the Over.
Recommendation: 3* Over 53.5 @ -110


North Carolina State @ North Carolina

Our first game of the day is a game where we expect NC State to make it hard for NC to score. It’s going to be a tough contest and a type of game where normally the clock will run faster than the players. If you look at the stats of both teams, the difference is not as high as the line is showing but in a game like this you should be careful. We expect a close game with plenty of 3rd and 4th downs. Go with our system. Play the Under.
Recommendation: 3* Under 47.5 @ -110

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 11:30 AM
Akmen's Hockey

Dallas -135
Montreal -155
Ottowa -125

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 11:33 AM
Heisman Trophy Club

10 Virginia
10 Wash St
10 Iowa/Minn Over
10 Marland

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 11:38 AM
HSW Early: 6* Penn St; 5* TCU; 4* Ark; 3* Az

GDW Fri Nite Steam: 1* Fla St.

L&M: 6* SDSU; 2*s each Rutgers, Indiana, Fla St, Ark, Troy
Reply With Quote

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 11:42 AM
Seabass steam play
100* Tennessee +3

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 11:47 AM
billy coleman cbb 5 star uab

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 11:50 AM
KB Hoops:

5* Oklahoma -7 **POD**
5* Clemson -2.5
5* Vanderbilt -3
5* Illinois -2.5
5* Wake Forest -2

NBA
5* Houston +3 -120

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 12:07 PM
Seabass

500*Louisiana Tech
300*AZ
200*Nevada
100*UNLV
100*Oklahoma
100*Mississippi
100*VTech

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 12:07 PM
RedZone Sports late phone service play on UAB (foots).

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 12:08 PM
Scores lock of the year

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1000% on Penn st

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 12:29 PM
Lenny Stevens

20* ARIZONA
10* Okla, Utah, ND

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 12:29 PM
ASA

10-Star Midwest Game of the Year – #156 @Penn State (-15.5) over Michigan State – 2:30 pm CST
4-Star #153 Texas Tech (+7) @ Oklahoma – 2:30 pm CST
3-Star #171 Byu (+7) @ Utah – 5:00 pm CST
3-Star #176 Arizona (-2.5) over Oregon State – 6:00 pm CST
3-Star #180 @Memphis (-5) over Central Florida – 1:00 pm CST

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 12:36 PM
RAS

Drexel/GT over 123'

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 12:56 PM
Alatex

25* Superplay Ole Miss

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 03:15 PM
Lenny Del Genio's FAMOUS CFB Trifecta (3 Sweeps L5 Weeks!)
Lenny Del Genio | CFB Side
double-dime bet160 TCU -18.5 (-110) Sportsbetting.com vs 159 Air Force
Analysis:

Play on TCU at 3:30 ET.

Lenny Del Genio | CFB Side
double-dime bet141 Akron -2.5 (-110) Bodog vs 142 Ohio
Analysis:

Play on Akron at 3:30 ET.

Lenny Del Genio | CFB Side
double-dime bet135 Iowa St. 9.5 (-110) Sportsbetting.com vs 136 Kansas St.
Analysis:

Play on Iowa State at 3:30 ET.

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 03:45 PM
Kelso BB 11/22
5 units Grizzlies -2.5
5 units Cleve St -2.5
4 units Missou St -3
3 units BC -1.5

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 03:45 PM
The Millionaires Club Guaranteed Selections
Date: Saturday, November 22, 2008

92% COLLEGE FOOTBALL WINNER
183 Mississippi +3 3:30 EST

Mr. IWS
11-22-2008, 03:46 PM
RAS

Harvard under 139.5