10-22-11

[Mr. IWS]

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[Mr. IWS]

Dr. Bob

Best Bets
Rotation #309 West Virginia (-14) 3-Stars at -14 or less, 2-Stars up to -16.
Rotation #321 Wake Forest (-3) 2-Stars at -3 at -120 odds or better.
Rotation #332 Virginia Tech (-20 1/2) 3-Stars at -21 or less, 2-Stars up to -23.
Rotation #336 Eastern Michigan (+12 1/2) 2-Stars at +11 or more.
Rotation #341 Tulsa (-10) 3-Stars at -10 or less, 2-Stars up to -13.
Rotation #347 Temple (-13) 3-Stars at -14 or less, 2-Stars up to -16.
Rotation #364 Kansas (+11) 2-Stars at +10 or more.
Rotation #372 Nevada (-10 1/2) 2-Stars at -12 or less, 3-Stars at -10.
Rotation #374 Houston (-22 1/2) 2-Stars at -24 or less, 3-Stars at -21.
Rotation #375 Penn State (-4) 2-Stars at -4 or less.
Rotation #378 Toledo (-16 1/2) 3-Stars at -20 or less, 2-Stars up to -21.
Rotation #390 Michigan State (+7 1/2) 2-Stars at +7 or more.
Rotation #392 UTEP (-8) 3-Stars at -10 or less, 4-Stars at -7, 2-Stars up to -11.
Rotation #393 New Mexico State (+21 1/2) 2-Stars at +20 or more.

Strong Opinions

Rotation #314 Virginia (-5 1/2) Strong Opinion at -7 or less, 2-Star Best Bet at -4 or less.
Rotation #396 Western Kentucky (+3) Strong Opinion at +3 or more.

[Mr. IWS]

Dr. Bob
Opinion: Florida St/Maryland (UNDER)
Lean: Tulane
Lean: Florida St
Lean: Ole Miss
Lean: Illinois
Lean: Missouri
Lean: Texas A&M
Lean: Colorado
Lean: Boise St
Lean: Alabama
Lean: Oklahoma
Lean: Stanford
Lean: ECU
Lean: Southern Miss
Lean: Vandy
Lean: Notre Dame
Lean: Buffalo
Lean: Central Michigan
Lean: New Mexico
Lean: Cal
Lean: Oregon St
Lean: Florida Atl.
Lean: Utah St/Louisiana Tech (UNDER)
Lean: UL Monroe/North Texas (UNDER)
Lean: Oregon St/Washington St (UNDER)
Lean: Cal/Utah (UNDER)
Lean: TCU/New Mexico (OVER)
Lean: Central Michigan/Ball St (OVER)
Lean: Ohio/Akron (OVER)
Lean: Vandy/Army (OVER)
Lean: Southern Miss/SMU (UNDER)
Lean: Oklahoma/Texas Tech (UNDER)
Lean: Iowa/Indiana (OVER)
Lean: Alabama/Tennessee (OVER)
Lean: S Florida/Cincy (UNDER)
Lean: Texas A&M/Iowa St (UNDER)
Lean: Tulane/Memphis (UNDER)
Lean: Nebraska/Minnesota (OVER)
Lean: Miami FL/Georgia Tech (OVER)
Lean: Illinois/Purdue (UNDER)
Lean: Clemson/UNC (OVER)
Lean: Kansas/Kansas St (UNDER)
Lean: Wake Forest/Duke (OVER)
Lean: Eastern Michigan/Western Michigan (OVER)
Lean: Temple/Bowling Green (OVER)
Lean: Nevada/Fresno St (UNDER)
Lean: Houston/Marshall (OVER)
Lean: Miami OH/Toledo (UNDER)
Lean: Tulsa/Rice (OVER)
Lean: Penn St/Northwestern (UNDER)
Lean: Wisconsin/Michigan St (UNDER)
Lean: New Mexico St/Hawaii (UNDER)

[Mr. IWS]

ben burns

9* kansas +12
9* north carolina +10.5
10* best bet missouri +7.5
9* colorado +31
10* big easy tulane
10* personal favorite Cal -1.5
8* rangers -183

[stephen6432]

Larry Ness

10 star WAC GOY Nevada
10 star Over Va tech/Boston College
9 star UTEP
9 star UL Lafayette
8 star Utah State
8 star Mich State
8 star Southern Miss

[timbob]

Brandon Lang

100 dime release - Wisconsin - 7 points -
30 dime release - 3 team - 10 point teaser - Vandy - 1 / Washington St. +7 / Notre Dame + 1/2 -
15 dime release - Rice +10 1/2
15 dime release - Washington +20

[Mr. IWS]

Larry Ness 10*


My 10* WAC Game of the Year is on Nevada at 4:00 ET.
I played Nevada back on Oct 8, in the team’s 2011 home opener (you read that right), in what turned out to be a 37-0 whitewash of UNLV. I asked back then, “who made this schedule?” Nevada did not play this year’s first weekend and had since played at Oregon (off its loss to LSU), San Jose St, Texas Tech and Boise St, which was looking to avenge LY’s 34-31 OT win by Nevada, which ‘ruined’ the Broncos’ 2010 season. I’ve never seen anything like Nevada's first month! All things considered, if one were to throw out the 69-20 loss at Oregon, Nevada’s first month results were not too bad. The Wolf Pack only beat San Jose St 17-14 but note that the Spartans have since scored 34 and 38 points in wins over New Mexico St and Colorado St plus upset Hawaii a week ago Friday, 28-27 (3-1 since the loss to Nevada). Texas Tech opened 4-0 this year (before losing to top-25 teams A&M and Kan St) and needed a TD with just 36 seconds left to beat Nevada 35-34 (Wolf Pack had 562 total yards on offense). Then at Boise, a revenge-minded Broncos team was held to season lows of 30 points and 329 yards in the 20-point victory. Nevada’s D was terrific against UNLV (allowed 7 FDs and 110 yards) and New Mexico (allowed 14 FDs and 257 yards), while the offense scored 37 points (699 yards) and 49 points (598 yards), respectively. Yes, it’s only UNLV and New Mexico (combined records of 1-11) but those offensive and defensive numbers are quite impressive. Plus, it’s not as if the Wolf Pack are up against LSU on Saturday. Fresno St comes to Reno off a 31-21 comeback win at home over Utah St (another tough loss for the Aggies). As the saying goes, “this is not your father’s Fresno program.” Things have slipped quite a bit for Pat Hill and his Bulldogs in recent years, especially ATS (more on that later). Fresno St is just 3-4 with the wins coming against North Dakota, a 1-6 Idaho team and a 2-4 Utah St team. The losses have come vs Nebraska 49-29 and Boise St (57-7 in Fresno!) plus 36-21 at a 3-3 Cal team (outgained 413-to-210 in yards) and a 2-4 Ole Miss team, 38-28 again in Fresno. There was a time time when we could count on a Pat Hill coached team to be physical on the defensive side of the ball but those days seem to be over (FSU allows 36.5 PPG in 2011, ranking 113th in the nation). Nevada has shown the kind of offensive balance that last two games (289.0 YPG rushing / 359.5 YPG passing) that Fresno St seems to have little chance of slowing down. This marks Nevada’s THIRD straight home game (after the team’s four straight road games to open 2011) and a win here gets them to 4-3 (2-0 in the WAC) with only a trip to New Mexico St up next, before a bye. Nevada finished 13-1 and with a final ranking of 11 in the AP last year and with Boise St off to the MWC, the Wolf Pack have to surely think a second straight WAC title is “theirs for the taking.” Since returning for his second stint in Reno, head coach Chris Ault has been one of the nation’s best ‘bullies,’ going 23-7 (77%) ATS as a home favorite, including16-1 ATS as a home favorite of less than 17 points. Now here’s that Pat Hill ATS mark I promised earlier. He’s only 24-45-1 ATS vs since late 2005. How can’t we lay the points with Nevada in this one?
Good luck...Larry

[Mr. IWS]

ROOT

Millionaires Club--N.C. State +
No Limit--Michigan State +
PINNACLE--Notre Dame -
Fortune 500--Duke +
Billionaires Club- North Carolina +

USC vs NOTRE DAME....TAKE NOTRE DAME AS A PINNACLE PLAY

One of the nation's most prestigious rivalries will be renewed when Notre Dame hosts Southern Cal in the first night game at Notre Dame Stadium since 1990. The Fighting Irish earned a 20-16 victory in Los Angeles last November to snap a string of eight straight losses against the Trojans. The Fighting Irish have had little trouble moving the ball and should move up and down the field with little problem. Notre Dame has been turnover-free the last two games after committing 15 in four September contests. The Irish are 60-15-2 all-time coming off an off week so they'll be very prepared in front of their home town fans. The Trojans could be without leading rusher Marc Tyler, who dislocated his shoulder against California. WAR likes the Fighting Irish as a Pinnacle selection. Take Notre Dame

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WAKE FOREST vs DUKE....TAKE DUKE AS A FORTUNE 500 PLAY

Wake Forest and Duke both stumbled last week in their toughest tests of the season. Wake scored just one touchdown in the first three quarters of a 38-17 loss to Virginia Tech, while Duke was never competitive in a 41-16 loss to Florida State. Duke needs three wins over its final six games to become bowl eligible, and it’s unlikely that will happen without a home win over Wake. And WAR likes the home team with the points to pull the mild home upset. The Blue Devils are banged up on the offensive line but that might not be as a big a detriment as it was last week considering Wake ranks last in the conference with just six sacks. Quarterback Sean Renfree would cherish extra time in the pocket, particularly in the red zone. He could certainly boost that number against a Wake Forest defense that's allowed 13 touchdowns on 20 red-zone trips. Wake QB Price’s hasn’t been able to succeed on third downs, where the Demon Deacons rank last in the ACC with a 37.4 percent conversion rate. Look for Duke as WARs Fortune 500 winner. Take Duke

[Mr. IWS]

Big Al from another forum...
Central Michigan
Notre Dame
Michigan State

These are the large plays for the day above, not his largest

Purdue
Kansas
Western Michigan
Miami
Temple
Toledo
Northwestern
Southern Miss

These are medium plays above

Iowa
Missiouri
Iowa State
Washington

[Mr. IWS]

Big al

4* underdog goy* central michigan
4* elite info* miami-florida
4* roadkill* michigan state
4* rivalry goy* notre dame
4* c-usa goy* southern miss
3* high roller rout* temple
3* razor sharp* iowa state
3* western michigan
3* kansas
3* iowa
3* purdue
3* missouri
3* northwestern
3* washington
3* toledo

[timbob]

Larry Ness

Going over total (6-0-1 yr)

Virginia Tech over