10-29-11

[Mr. IWS]

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Kevin Thomas (ksp)

4* Florida +3

5* Ohio St +7.5

4* Rutgers +7

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Gold Sheet

#130 Indiana by 2 over NW
#162 Tex Tech by 27 over Iowa St.
#188 Kansas St. plus over Okl
#191 Wisc by 19 over Ohio St.

Gold Sheet CKO

11* #127 Mich St. over Neb
10* #148 Texas over Kan
10* #173 Hawaii over Id.
10* #176 UNLV over Colorado St.

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Platinum Sheet

Best Bets

#160 Texas A&M
#165 Navy
#195 Stanford

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Playbook Marc Lawrance

Awe Angle 2 sides
#188 K St. & #192 Ohio St.
Inc. St. #121 NC St.

GOW #124 GA Tech

5* #133 Illinois
4* #160 Texas A&M
3* #168 Florida

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POINTWISE

Key Releases

#190 OK State Rating:1
#195 Stanford Rating:1
#122 FSU Rating:2
#302 Toledo Rating:3
#127 Mich St. Rating:4
#200 SD St. Rating:4
#165 Navy Rating:5
#160 Texas A&M Rating:5

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POWERPLAY

4* #113 UAB 20(+) MARSHALL 24
4* #123 CLEMSON 39 GA TECH 31
3* #135 IOWA 38 MINN 16
4.5* #138 RUTGERS 30(+) WVA 29
4* #141 BO COL 21(+) MARYLAND 25
4* #143 MISS (20+) AUBURN 27
4* #148 TEXAS 50 (IF -28 OR LESS) KU 17
4* #158 ECU 44 TULANE 21
4* #162 TE TECH 45 (IF LESS THAN 17) IO ST 24
4* #163 BUFFALO 21(+) MIAMI OH 24
3* #175 COL ST. 31 UNLV 22
3* #177 OREGON ST 23(+) UTAH 23
3* #186 TENN 20(+) SO CAROLINA 24
4.5* #188 kANSAS ST 26(+) OK 31
4* #190 OK ST 56 BAYLOR 32
4.5* #192 OHIO ST 21(+) WISCONSIN 27

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POWERSWEEP

Key Selections

4* #145 ARKANSAS OVER VAND
3* #125 IOWA OVER MINN
3* #177 OREGON ST (+) OVER UTAH
2* #192 OHIO ST (+) OVER WISCONSIN
2* #140 LOUISVILLE OVER SYRACUSE
2* #148 TEXAS OVER KANSAS

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SPORTS REPORTER

Best Bets

#124 Georgia Tech
#144 Auburn
#131 Purdue
#193 Sou Miss

Recommended

#125 Iowa
#150 Kent State
#138 Rutgers
#187 Oklahoma
#191 Wisconsin

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WINNING POINTS

Best Bets

#181 Arizona over Wash by 14
#169 S Jose St. over Lou Tech by 10

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Bettors World

3* Michigan State +4 over Nebraska

3* Rutgers +7 over West Virginia

3* Wisconsin -7 over Ohio State

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Free Play from Doc's Sports.
#41 Take Georgia Bulldogs -3 over Florida Gators (Saturday 3:30 p.m. CBS)
It's the World's Largest Cocktail Party in Jacksonville between two traditional foes and we will side with the Georgia Bulldogs this afternoon. After starting the season 0-2 and Coach Mark Richt all but fired, the Dawgs have bounced back to win five straight games. The Gators have yet to experience any success since Tim Tebow left and John Brantley (may be back) is not the answer at quarterback. QB Aaron Murray already has thrown 16 touchdowns and I expect him to pick apart this Gators defense. Florida is 2-8 ATS (one push) in their last 11 games versus teams with a winning record. Georgia has covered four of their last five games.

Free College Football Prediction From Strike Point Sports:
Take #180 UCLA (+5.5) over California (7 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 29)
This is a must-win for the Bruins, not just to save their head coach's job, but also to earn back a little respect in the league. Cal just won their first Pac-12 game of the season last week. They don't deserve to be laying this number away from home. Cal is 0-3 ATS on the road this season, while the home team has won nine of the last 10 meetings in this series. The underdog is 10-4-1 ATS in the last 15. I think UCLA will have some bite to them this week in Westwood, and they will be playing with a sense of urgency, just like the Bears did at home last Saturday. Go with UCLA at home with the points and then get on board as I go for yet another winning week (four of six overall) with my combined college and NFL selections.

Free College Football Prediction From Vegas Sports Informer:
Take Over 41.0 Illinois at Penn State (Noon, Saturday, Oct. 29)
Penn State's offense blew up last week as they scored 34 points against Northwestern on the road, so this Saturday we should see their offense clicking again. Illinois at times struggles on offense, but if they want to hang around on the road against the Lions then Illinois will need to score early and often. In the last five meetings between these two teams all five games have gone over the total. Illinois is 7-2 O/U following a SU loss and I think that they will come out firing after getting embarrassed last week.

Free NFL Prediction From Indian Cowboy:
Take #214 St. Louis (+13) over New Orleans (1 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 30)
This is a classic play that I like to play. The public is heavily on New Orleans after their dominating performance over the Colts, who are in the "Suck for Luck" Sweepstakes. The Saints are in a classic let down spot here as they face the Rams who await them at home. The Saints are obviously a dynamic and talented team, but note that when this much of the public is favoring you, it is typically never a good thing. Take for example the Ravens, who were heavily favored by the public as double-digit road favorites at Jacksonville on MNF only to lose to them outright. Or, how about the Packers against the Vikings on the road as a similar favorite who barely ended up winning that game as they failed to cover? Such is the case here as the Saints, who come off a dominating performance are in a classic letdown spot against a Rams team that many folks were expecting much from. The Rams have lost six straight covers and I can see them finally stepping up here and staying inside the big double-digit number at home. The Saints are 3-10 ATS when facing a team with a losing record and 1-4 ATS in their last five road games overall.

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Chase Diamond (ksp)

Killer Sports Knock Out Play
50 Dimes Gerorgia Tech +4

Killer Sports Rape Your Bookie
50 Dimes Akron +8

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Doc Sports

4 Unit Play. #52 Take Penn State Nittany Lions -5 over Illinois Fighting Illini (Saturday 3:30 p.m. ABC)
Penn State by 17

4 Unit Play. #57 Take San Jose State Spartans +7.5 over Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (Saturday 4 p.m.)
Louisiana Tech by 3

4 Unit Play. #90 Take Ohio State Buckeyes +7 over Wisconsin Badgers (Saturday 8 p.m. ESPN)
4 Unit Play. #90 Take Under 51 in Wisconsin Badgers @ Ohio State Buckeyes (Saturday 8 p.m. ESPN)
Ohio State by 3

6 Unit Play. #92 Take Southern Cal Trojans +7.5 over Stanford Cardinals (Saturday 8 p.m. ABC)
PAC-12 Game of the Year
USC by 2

4 Unit Play. #105 Take Arizona Wildcats +5 over Washington Huskies (Saturday 10:30 p.m. FSN)
Arizona by 1

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Robert Ferringo

2-Unit Play. Take #131 Purdue (+13.5) over Michigan (Noon, Saturday, Oct. 29)

2-Unit Play. Take #133 Illinois (+5.5) over Penn State (3:30 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 29)

3-Unit Play. Take #198 New Mexico State (+15) over Nevada (8 p.m., Sat., Oct. 29)

1.5-Unit Play. Take 'Over' 59.5 Nevada at New Mexico State (8 p.m., Sat., Oct. 29)

3-Unit Play. Take #183 Washington State (+35.5) over Oregon (3 p.m., Sat., Oct. 29)

2-Unit Play. Take #137 West Virginia (-6.5) over Rutgers (3:30 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 29)

1.5-Unit Play. Take #128 Nebraska (-4) over Michigan State (Noon, Saturday, Oct. 29)

1-Unit Play. Take #190 Oklahoma State (-14) over Baylor (3:30 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 29)

1-Unit Play. Take #202 UL-Monroe (-6) over Western Kentucky (3:30 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 29)

1-Unit Play. Take #123 Clemson (-3.5) over Georgia Tech (8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 29)

1-Unit Play. Take #182 Washington (-4.5) over Arizona (10:30 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 29)

1-Unit Play. Take #199 Wyoming (+18) over San Diego State (10 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 29)

I also have 1-Unit leans on the 'Over' 58 in SMU at Tulsa and the 'Under' 51 in Wisconsin at Ohio State.

Here are three Teasers - all 7-point teasers - that I like for this weekend as well for 1-Unit apiece (I have had a lot of success with these plays this year and I think that they offer excellent value.):

Take #111 Mississippi State (-3) over Kentucky (7 p.m.) AND Take #160 Texas A&M (-4) over Missouri (Noon)

Take #129 Northwestern (-2) over Indiana (Noon) AND Take #145 Arkansas (-3) over Vanderbilt (12:20 p.m.)

Take #165 Navy (+27) over Notre Dame (3:30 p.m.) AND Take #180 UCLA (+12.5) over California (7 p.m.)

[Mr. IWS]

Strike Points Sports

4* Clemson -3.5

4* Nebraska -4

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DUNKEL INDEX

Game 111-112: Mississippi State at Kentucky (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Mississippi State 90.627; Kentucky 82.002
Dunkel Line: Mississippi State by 8 1/2; 38
Vegas Line: Mississippi State by 10; 41 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Kentucky (+10); Under

Game 113-114: UAB at Marshall (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: UAB 72.649; Marshall 77.707
Dunkel Line: Marshall by 5; 48
Vegas Line: Marshall by 6; 51 1/2
Dunkel Pick: UAB (+6); Under

Game 115-116: Central Michigan at Akron (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Central Michigan 73.617; Akron 60.553
Dunkel Line: Central Michigan by 13; 56
Vegas Line: Central Michigan by 7 1/2; 50
Dunkel Pick: Central Michigan (-7 1/2); Over

Game 117-118: Ball State at Western Michigan (2:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Ball State 71.875; Western Michigan 85.753
Dunkel Line: Western Michigan by 14; 52
Vegas Line: Western Michigan by 12; 58 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Western Michigan (-12); Under

Game 119-120: Wake Forest at North Carolina (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Wake Forest 86.742; North Carolina 92.537
Dunkel Line: North Carolina by 6; 56
Vegas Line: North Carolina by 7 1/2; 53 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Wake Forest (+7 1/2); Over

Game 121-122: North Carolina State at Florida State (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: North Carolina State 81.430; Florida State 102.802
Dunkel Line: Florida State by 21 1/2; 51
Vegas Line: Florida State by 19; 54 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Florida State (-19); Under

Game 123-124: Clemson at Georgia Tech (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Clemson 101.559; Georgia Tech 99.664
Dunkel Line: Clemson by 2; 66
Vegas Line: Clemson by 4; 63 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Georgia Tech (+4); Over

Game 125-126: Iowa at Minnesota (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Iowa 91.263; Minnesota 69.255
Dunkel Line: Iowa by 22; 57
Vegas Line: Iowa by 15; 54 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Iowa (-15); Over

Game 127-128: Michigan State at Nebraska (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Michigan State 97.064; Nebraska 101.620
Dunkel Line: Nebraska by 4 1/2; 45
Vegas Line: Nebraska by 4; 49 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Nebraska (-4); Under

Game 129-130: Northwestern at Indiana (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Northwestern 83.989; Indiana 78.023
Dunkel Line: Northwestern by 6; 64
Vegas Line: Northwestern by 9; 61
Dunkel Pick: Indiana (+8); Over

Game 131-132: Purdue at Michigan (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Purdue 84.601; Michigan 103.377
Dunkel Line: Michigan by 19; 49
Vegas Line: Michigan by 13 1/2; 53
Dunkel Pick: Michigan (-13 1/2); Under

Game 133-134: Illinois at Penn State (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Illinois 94.618; Penn State 96.111
Dunkel Line: Penn State by 1 1/2; 43
Vegas Line: Penn State by 5 1/2; 40 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Illinois (+5 1/2); Over

Game 135-136: Virginia Tech at Duke (12:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Virginia Tech 97.930; Duke 81.985
Dunkel Line: Virginia Tech by 16; 51
Vegas Line: Virginia Tech by 15; 54
Dunkel Pick: Virginia Tech (-15); Under

Game 137-138: West Virgina at Rutgers (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: West Virginia 101.990; Rutgers 92.622
Dunkel Line: West Virginia by 9 1/2; 60
Vegas Line: West Virginia by 6 1/2; 55
Dunkel Pick: West Virginia (-6 1/2); Over

Game 139-140: Syracuse at Louisville (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Syracuse 80.352; Louisville 88.144
Dunkel Line: Louisville by 8; 41
Vegas Line: Louisville by 3; 44 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Louisville (-3); Under

Game 141-142: Boston College at Maryland (3:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Boston College 82.407; Maryland 88.117
Dunkel Line: Maryland by 5 1/2; 48
Vegas Line: Maryland by 7 1/2; 52
Dunkel Pick: Boston College (+7 1/2); Under

Game 143-144: Mississippi at Auburn (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Mississippi 82.085; Auburn 99.081
Dunkel Line: Auburn by 17; 57
Vegas Line: Auburn by 12; 50 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Auburn (-10 1/2); Over

Game 145-146: Arkansas at Vanderbilt (12:20 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Arkansas 103.390; Vanderbilt 90.244
Dunkel Line: Arkansas by 13; 50
Vegas Line: Arkansas by 10; 52
Dunkel Pick: Arkansas (-10); Under

Game 147-148: Kansas at Texas (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Kansas 73.966; Texas 104.176
Dunkel Line: Texas by 30; 68
Vegas Line: Texas by 28; 64
Dunkel Pick: Texas (-28); Over

Game 149-150: Bowling Green at Kent (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Bowling Green 72.759; Kent 70.890
Dunkel Line: Bowling Green by 2; 37
Vegas Line: Bowling Green by 4; 39 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Kent (+4); Under

Game 151-152: Air Force at New Mexico (2:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Air Force 88.905; New Mexico 56.374
Dunkel Line: Air Force by 32 1/2; 69
Vegas Line: Air Force by 30 1/2; 63 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Air Force (-30 1/2); Over

Game 153-154: SMU at Tulsa (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: SMU 91.188; Tulsa 91.430
Dunkel Line: Even; 55
Vegas Line: Tulsa by 3; 58 1/2
Dunkel Pick: SMU (+3); Under

Game 155-156: Colorado at Arizona State (6:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Colorado 77.294; Arizona State 105.730
Dunkel Line: Arizona State by 28 1/2; 62
Vegas Line: Arizona State by 31; 56
Dunkel Pick: Colorado (+31); Over

Game 157-158: Tulane at East Carolina (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Tulane 54.188; East Carolina 79.836
Dunkel Line: East Carolina by 25 1/2; 54
Vegas Line: East Carolina by 16 1/2; 56 1/2
Dunkel Pick: East Carolina (-16 1/2); Under

Game 159-160: Missouri at Texas A&M (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Missouri 99.180; Texas A&M 106.873
Dunkel Line: Texas A&M by 7 1/2; 65
Vegas Line: Texas A&M by 11 1/2; 62
Dunkel Pick: Missouri (+11 1/2); Over

Game 161-162: Iowa State at Texas Tech (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Iowa State 81.494; Texas Tech 105.291
Dunkel Line: Texas Tech by 24; 69
Vegas Line: Texas Tech by 15; 66 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Texas Tech (-15); Over

Game 163-164: Buffalo at Miami (OH) (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Buffalo 74.334; Miami (OH) 76.904
Dunkel Line: Miami (OH) by 2 1/2; 43
Vegas Line: Miami (OH) by 5; 48
Dunkel Pick: Buffalo (+5); Under

Game 165-166: Navy at Notre Dame (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Navy 78.978; Notre Dame 107.246
Dunkel Line: Notre Dame by 28 1/2; 59
Vegas Line: Notre Dame by 20; 62
Dunkel Pick: Notre Dame (-20); Under

Game 167-168: Florida vs. Georgia (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Florida 93.436; Georgia 101.049
Dunkel Line: Georgia by 7 1/2; 53
Vegas Line: Georgia by 3; 49
Dunkel Pick: Georgia (-3); Over

Game 169-170: San Jose State at Louisiana Tech (4:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: San Jose State 78.596; Louisiana Tech 80.263
Dunkel Line: Louisiana Tech by 1 1/2; 53
Vegas Line: Louisiana Tech by 7 1/2; 50 1/2
Dunkel Pick: San Jose State (+7 1/2); Over

Game 171-172: Memphis at Central Florida (4:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Memphis 54.579; Central Florida 89.816
Dunkel Line: Central Florida by 35; 46
Vegas Line: Central Florida by 28 1/2; 48
Dunkel Pick: Central Florida (-28 1/2); Under

Game 173-174: Hawaii at Idaho (5:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Hawaii 83.908; Idaho 70.480
Dunkel Line: Hawaii by 13 1/2; 59
Vegas Line: Hawaii by 7; 56
Dunkel Pick: Hawaii (-7); Over

Game 175-176: Colorado State at UNLV (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Colorado State 69.871; UNLV 69.177
Dunkel Line: Colorado State by 1; 45
Vegas Line: Colorado State by 3; 48 1/2
Dunkel Pick: UNLV (+3); Under

Game 177-178: Oregon State at Utah (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Oregon State 82.284; Utah 95.988
Dunkel Line: Utah by 13 1/2; 43
Vegas Line: Utah by 5; 47
Dunkel Pick: Utah (-5); Under

Game 179-180: California at UCLA (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: California 85.427; UCLA 88.674
Dunkel Line: UCLA by 3;
Vegas Line: California by 5; 50 1/2
Dunkel Pick: UCLA (+5);

Game 181-182: Arizona at Washington (10:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Arizona 93.820; Washington 96.032
Dunkel Line: Washington by 2; 67
Vegas Line: Washington by 5; 70 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Arizona (+5); Under

Game 183-184: Washington State at Oregon (3:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Washington State 75.904; Oregon 119.620
Dunkel Line: Oregon by 43 1/2; 72
Vegas Line: Oregon by 35; 69
Dunkel Pick: Oregon (-35); Over

Game 185-186: South Carolina at Tennessee (7:15 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: South Carolina 96.114; Tennessee 99.100
Dunkel Line: Tennessee by 3; 41
Vegas Line: South Carolina by 4; 43 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Tennessee (+4); Under

Game 187-188: Oklahoma at Kansas State (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Oklahoma 120.723; Kansas State 101.294
Dunkel Line: Oklahoma by 19 1/2; 62
Vegas Line: Oklahoma by 13 1/2; 58 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Oklahoma (-13 1/2); Over

Game 189-190: Baylor at Oklahoma State (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Baylor 92.227; Oklahoma State 113.411
Dunkel Line: Oklahoma State by 21; 82
Vegas Line: Oklahoma State by 14; 79
Dunkel Pick: Oklahoma State (-14); Over

Game 191-192: Wisconsin at Ohio State (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Wisconsin 105.723; Ohio State 102.229
Dunkel Line: Wisconsin by 3 1/2; 48
Vegas Line: Wisconsin by 7 1/2; 51
Dunkel Pick: Ohio State (+7 1/2); Under

Game 193-194: Southern Mississippi at UTEP (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Southern Mississippi 103.042; UTEP 83.745
Dunkel Line: Southern Mississippi by 19 1/2; 52
Vegas Line: Southern Mississippi by 10; 57
Dunkel Pick: Southern Mississippi (-10); Under

Game 195-196: Stanford at USC (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Stanford 112.084; USC 106.329
Dunkel Line: Stanford by 6; 62
Vegas Line: Stanford by 8; 60
Dunkel Pick: USC (+8); Over

Game 197-198: Nevada at New Mexico State (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Nevada 87.326; New Mexico State 74.093
Dunkel Line: Nevada by 13; 66
Vegas Line: Nevada by 15; 59
Dunkel Pick: New Mexico State (+15); Over

Game 199-200: Wyoming at San Diego State (10:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Wyoming 72.484; San Diego State 96.206
Dunkel Line: San Diego State by 23 1/2; 53
Vegas Line: San Diego State by 17 1/2; 56 1/2
Dunkel Pick: San Diego State (-17 1/2); Under

Game 201-202: Western Kentucky at UL-Monroe (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Western Kentucky 64.326; UL-Monroe 77.885
Dunkel Line: UL-Monroe by 13 1/2; 44
Vegas Line: UL-Monroe by 6; 47 1/2
Dunkel Pick: UL-Monroe (-6); Under

Game 203-204: North Texas at Arkansas State (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: North Texas 70.359; Arkansas State 86.561
Dunkel Line: Arkansas State by 16; 55
Vegas Line: Arkansas State by 17; 53
Dunkel Pick: North Texas (+17); Over

Game 205-206: UL-Lafayette at Middle Tennessee State (7:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: UL-Lafayette 74.834; Middle Tennessee State 73.186
Dunkel Line: UL-Lafayette by 1 1/2; 66
Vegas Line: Middle Tennessee State by 3; 60
Dunkel Pick: UL-Lafayette (+3); Over

[Mr. IWS]

Bryan Leonard

Bryan has 3 comp plays, 1 of them is his best bet also has a GOY in Conference USA his record on this plays 7 - 2 - 1

#167 / #168 - OVER 49 - Georgia / Florida Best Bet

#159 / #160 - OVER 63 - Missouri / Texas A&M

#164 - Miami (OH) -4.5

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Greg Roberts on Oklahoma Radio
Kansas St. +13.5
Oklahoma St. -14
Texas A&M -10
Texas Tech -14.5
Stanford -7.5
Clemson -3
Nebraska -4
New Mexico +30.5
Louisville Under/44.5
BYU +13
Georgia -2.5
SMU +2.5
Wisconsin -7
Michigan -13.5
Tennessee +4
Texas -28
Mississippi +13

[Mr. IWS]

Steam Plays from Don B Odds

8:46:19am 2011-10-29


158 East Carolina Under 56½

Steam Plays for October, 27th 2011 record:

Time of Play Game Date Game # Team Line Result
2:56:39pm 2011-10-29 204 Arkansas State -16½
2:51:25pm 2011-10-27 108 Houston U -27

Steam Plays for October, 26th 2011 record:

Time of Play Game Date Game # Team Line Result
3:14:35pm 2011-10-30 224 Pittsburgh Over 50½
10:01:39am 2011-10-28 110 TCU -12½
8:34:41am 2011-10-29 163 Buffalo U +6
8:22:04am 2011-10-29 181 Arizona U +7
8:13:05am 2011-10-29 144 Auburn -10

Steam Plays for October, 25th 2011 record:

Time of Play Game Date Game # Team Line Result
12:19:03am 2011-10-29 150 Kent State +5½
10:00:52am 2011-10-30 210 Houston Under 41½
9:42:16am 2011-10-29 116 Akron +10
9:42:00am 2011-10-29 124 Georgia Tech +4½

Steam Plays for October, 24th 2011 record:

Time of Play Game Date Game # Team Line Result
12:15:12am 2011-10-29 184 Oregon -35
11:07:45am 2011-10-29 180 UCLA +6

[Mr. IWS]

Chase Diamond
Killer Knock Out Play
50 Dimes Ohio St +7.5

30 Dimes Midd Tenn -3

30 Dimes Baylor +15

[Mr. IWS]

NELLYS
Key Selections

RATING 5 #182 WASH (-6) over Ariz
RATING 4 #133 ILL. (+5½) over Penn St
RATING 3 #140 LOUIS (-3½) over Syr
RATING 2 #121 NC ST (+18) over Fl St
RATING 2 #120 NO CAR (-7½) over W Forest
RATING 1 #196 USC (+7½) over Stanford
RATING 1 #144 AUB (-10½) O Miss

RECORD
1=5-3
2=2-5
3=4-3
4=5-1
5=3-2-2

[Mr. IWS]

POINTWISE PHONES:

4* Kansas St, Stanford

3* Texas, Oreg St, Toledo, W. Mich, SJST, Okl St

2* Ariz, Penn St, Miss St, W. Kentucky

[Mr. IWS]

Winning Points Preferred

Wake Forest over North Carolina by 4
Florida State over North Carolina State by 9
Western Michigan over Ball State by 21
Arkansas over Vanderbilt by 20

[Mr. IWS]

Jeff Scott Sports

Saturday--
4* Texas,
3* Arkansas, Rutgers, Iowa, Under Penn State,
2* Clemson, Under Tennessee,
1* Under Louisville, Over Baylor
TOP Saturday-- 5* Oklahoma State

[Mr. IWS]

Jason Sharpe Football

***CFB TOTAL OF THE YEAR***-
7 UNITS 'under' 48.5 Memphis/Central Florida (4:00pm est)


3* Michigan State +4 over Nebraska (12:00pm est):
3* Syracuse +3 over Louisville (12:00pm est):





Sunday October 30th 2011-
3* Pittsburgh +3 over New England (4:15pm est):.
3* Detroit -3 over Denver (4:05pm est):

[Mr. IWS]

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TODAYSPICKS


1.

10/29/2011 12:00 p.m. ET

Nebraska Cornhuskers -4.5 vs Michigan State Spartans

Michigan State Spartans



2.

10/29/2011 12:00 p.m. ET

Michigan Wolverines -13 vs Purdue Boilermakers

Michigan Wolverines



3.

10/29/2011 3:30 p.m. ET

Penn State Nittany Lions -5.5 vs Illionis Fighting Illini

Illionis Fighting Illini



4.

10/29/2011 3:30 p.m. ET

Georgia Bulldogs -3 vs Florida Gators

Georgia Bulldogs



5.

10/29/2011 7:00 p.m. ET

California Golden Bears -5 vs U.C.L.A. Bruins

California Golden Bears



6.

10/29/2011 7:00 p.m. ET

Texas Tech Red Raiders -15.5 vs Iowa State Cyclones

Iowa State Cyclones



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10/29/2011 10:00 p.m. ET

San Diego State Aztecs -18.5 vs Wyoming Cowboys

Wyoming Cowboys



8.

10/29/2011 10:30 p.m. ET

Washington Huskies -4 vs Arizona Wildcats

Washington Huskies

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RICK NEEDHAM

Stanford (-7.0) at USC Oct. 29, 8:00, ABC
Here’s The Deal … If Oregon at Stanford is the Pac-12 Game of the Year, that would make this week’s primetime affair at the Coliseum a delicious undercard, two weeks before the main event ensues. Sub plots will abound when the Cardinal make the 400-mile south to Los Angeles. For unbeaten Stanford, now No. 6 in the BCS rankings, it’s another chance to wow dubious voters who point to its relatively weak schedule as justification for keeping the program behind the likes of Oklahoma State, Boise State and Clemson. For Troy, Saturday night will be an opportunity to recapture some of the national notoriety and conference swagger it lost once the NCAA dropped the hammer a little over a year ago. And for fans and NFL scouts, it’ll be three-plus hours of arguably the best quarterback duel of 2011, Stanford’s Andrew Luck vs. USC’s Matt Barkley. There’ll be something for every palate on this night. Stanford and USC are both coming off cardinal-letter victories in Week 8. The Trojans upended rival Notre Dame in South Bend, 31-17, on a night when few people felt they’d get out of the Midwest with a win. The Cardinal, facing a ranked team for the first time in 2011, sent shockwaves across the country with a 65-21 razing of Washington. Whoever extends its winning streak this weekend will wake up Sunday morning with an extra helping of goodwill and respect from the nation’s observers.
From the Cardinal Sideline: There’s Luck, but there’s a whole lot more on the Farm. No. 12 is one of the nation’s premier all-around players, the Heisman favorite in many circles. However, he’s just one cog in the Cardinal machine. This is a complete program that can hurt the Trojans in myriad different ways. In last week’s blowout win, Luck only needed to complete 16 passes because his teammates rushed for a school-record 446 yards behind a dominant offensive line. The blockers, such as LT Jonathan Martin and RG David DeCastro, don’t get nearly enough credit for allowing only two sacks all season, and opening gaping holes. The Stanford defense has been another hidden gem, ranking among the nation’s leaders in sacks, run defense and scoring. The Chase Thomas-led, attack-from-all-angles unit will create an intriguing matchup with LT Matt Kalil and a USC front wall that’s been almost as stingy in pass protection as the Cardinal.

From the U.S.C. Viewpoint: The Trojans are beginning to locate their old swagger, which is troubling news for the rest of the league. At times in the last three games, Troy showed flashes of some of Pete Carroll’s old teams. It’s plugging holes on defense, and employing balance and pop with the ball. USC will continue to ride the strong right arm of Barkley, which is a good thing since Stanford has been most vulnerable in pass defense. Plus, the Cardinal could be without its best defensive back, S Delano Howell, for a second straight game. The D might have corralled a good U-Dub offense a week ago, but the Trojans present a different set of challenges on the outside in the form of dynamite wide receivers Robert Woods and Marqise Lee. Plus, backs Marc Tyler and Curtis McNeal can do for USC what Stepfan Taylor does for Stanford’s offensive variety and diversity.

What to look for: The USC secondary is coming off its two best games of the season, but can that trend continue this week? The maligned Trojans pass defense hasn’t allowed a touchdown through the air in eight quarters, but Zach Maynard and Tommy Rees aren’t quite in the same zip code as Luck. The junior is basically an unpaid pro passer, both from a physical and an intellectual perspective. Besides the obvious physical traits, what makes the heady quarterback so dangerous is his ability to see the whole field, and check down when his primary targets are covered. He also makes outstanding use of his throng of gifted tight ends. Coby Fleener, Levine Toilolo and Zach Ertz will be a particular handful for a set of Trojans linebackers comprised of two rookies, Hayes Pullard and Dion Bailey, and a veteran, Chris Galippo, who does his finest work against the run.

BOTTOM LINE DEPARTMENT: If anything was learned from last weekend, it’s that Stanford can raise the level of its play when the competition improves. The Cardinal toyed with its first six opponents, but turned it up a few notches when Washington visited a week ago. Now, it won’t handle USC with such ease, but it will pass its toughest road test of 2011. Barkley will have success over the top, even finishing with comparable numbers to Luck. Stanford, however, has too many options on both sides of the ball to turn this game into a mano-a-mano battle between the quarterbacks. The Cardinal will once again pile up big numbers on the ground, leaving the Trojans dazed and confused on defense. Spearheaded by the better overall team, the Cardinal will pull away after halftime, attracting another cross-section of believers before the weekend has ended. I'll TAKE STANFORD to both win and cover!

RICK'S "HOT-SPOT" PLAYS

WEST VIRGINIA (-7.0) OVER RUTGERS
PENN STATE (-5.0) OVER ILLINOIS
LOUISIANA-LAYFAYETTE OVER MIDDLE TENNESSEE (-3.0)
NEVADA (-14.0) OVER NEW MEXICO STATE

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THE GOLD SHEET'S FB LTS

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29

COLLEGE FB

TOP CHOICE 1 1/2 units NC STATE (+19) over Florida State -home 9:00 AM PDT

WAKE FOREST (+7) over North Carolina -home 12:30 PM PDT (time change)

RUTGERS (+7) -home over West Virginia 12:30 PM PDT (time change)

HAWAII (-7) over Idaho -home 2:00 PM PDT

OREGON STATE (+5) over Utah -home 4:00 PM PDT (time change)

WASHINGTON (-4) -home over Arizona 7:30 PM PDT (time change)

KANSAS STATE (+13 1/2) -home over Oklahoma 12:30 PM PDT (time change)

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Week 9 NCAA Trends & Angles

One of our favorite angles this season has been playing against favorites that were underdogs in their last two or three games, as these teams oftentimes implode when they are suddenly cast in the favorite role. This week, our feature angle shifts gears a bit and takes a look at favorites that are used to that role, more specifically those that have been favored at least five consecutive games coming in.

Play on any conference home favorite that was favored in each of its last five games (112-80-6, 58.3% ATS since 2005): You obviously have to be a good team to be favored so many consecutive weeks, so it stands to reason that these teams would fare better when favored again, especially when playing at home. Playing familiar conference opponents has only added to the success. Granted, this is one of our few angles that is less than 59 percent, but the large sampling nicely compensates for that. There are three qualifying plays this week: Notre Dame -20½, Penn State -5 and Texas A&M -11½. For the record, an early line of the huge LSU vs. Alabama tilt on November 5 is widely available with the top two teams in the country both being on a bye this week, and Alabama -4½ also qualifies under this angle.

Play on any conference home favorite that was favored in each of its last six games (81-56-2, 59.1% ATS since 2005): Add another game to the favored streak and the ATS winning percentage jumps to over 59 percent over a still decent sized sampling. All four teams from the previous angle (including Alabama next week) also qualify for this trend.

Play on any conference home favorite that was favored in each of its last seven games (52-34-1, 60.5% ATS since 2005): Adding yet one more game gets us over the magical 60 percent mark, granted over just 86 decisions. The only one of the four qualifiers (including Alabama) from the previous angles that does not quality for this one is Penn State.

Play against any conference home favorite that was an underdog in each of its last two games (191-132-2, 59.1% ATS since 2005): This is the reverse off the previous angles this week. These are oftentimes teams that are not used to being favored, and this record suggests that they usually cannot handle the pressure of being expected to win. Betting against these favorites in unchartered territory would have produced a nice profit of +45.8 units since 2005 based on one unit per play at odds of -110. This angle was off to a 10-0 ATS start this season and is still a solid 17-11, 60.7 percent year-to-date. There are five qualifying plays this week: Mississippi +10½ at Auburn, Boston College +7 at Maryland, Wyoming +17½ at San Diego State, Kansas +28 at Texas and Oregon State +5 at Utah.

Play against any conference home favorite that was an underdog in each of its last three games (103-65-1, 61.3% ATS since 2005): Tack on a third straight game as an underdog coming into this game to our previous angle and the winning percentage jumps to over 61 percent over a fairly nice sized sampling. There are four qualifiers this week, which is every team from the previous trend except Kansas.

Play on any conference home favorite coming off of six straight up wins or more (124-69-3, 64.2% ATS since 2002): Yes, you read that correctly, this is an angle that has gone 64 percent over 193 decisions going all the way back to 2002, and unlike most of our other angles, this system is not contrarian! A team that wins six straight games in the same season is usually a good team, as that is enough wins where not all the victories can be attributed to luck, and these teams should continue to succeed inside their conference. Add in home favoritism and the results have been rather phenomenal over a nice nine-year span, as you can see. This angle had a great week in Week 8 going 5-2 ATS, and there as three qualifiers this week in Oklahoma State -14, Oregon -36½ and Penn State -5, as well as Alabama -4½ next week.

Play on any divisional road underdog coming off of a road game (110-80-1, 57.9% ATS since 2005): This one is also very similar to an NFL angle that we often referenced, as books have been over-adjusting against teams playing their second straight road game, especially when the second game is against a divisional opponent that they are very familiar with.. This angle lost its only play in Week 8, but has five more qualifiers thus week, one of which clashes with a previous qualifier (Illinois +5 at Penn State), one repeat trender in Boston College +7 and three new ones in Memphis +28½, NC State +19½ and SMU +3½.

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CAPPERS ACCESS

Michigan
Illinois
Navy
USC

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dave essler sec goy s.caro/tenn under

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DOUBLE DRAGON 10-29-11

MAX HYDRA
STANFORD -7 (-120) at usc

TOP
OKLAHOMA STATE -14 vs baylor
TEXAS -28 vs kansas
TEXAS A&M -10 vs missouri

STRONG
FSU -18.5 vs nc state
OKLAHOMA -13.5 at kansas state
NAVY +21.5 at notre dame
GEORGIA -2.5 vs florida
WASHINGTON -4 vs arizona
ARIZONA STATE -31 vs colorado

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Essler SEC GOY: Tenn/SC U 44

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A Bettor World

Top Positive Value Selections:
So Miss -10
Mississippi State -10

Other Selections with Positive Value:
Bowling Green -3.5
UAB +5.5
Iowa -15.5
Michigan State +4
Texas Tech -14.5
Hawaii -7
Oklahoma State -14.5
Stanford -7.5

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Bookiemonsters

26-10-1 run (7-0 last 7)

baylor +14.5

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SharpSides Investing
7-0 last 7 free plays

Auburn -12.5

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LuckyDaySports

Saturday’s Comp Plays

NCAAF
Hawaii -7 and OVER 55.5

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Totals 4 U

Top Plays
Mich St/Nebraska OVER 49
Okla/Kan St OVER 58-
Stan/USC UNDER 59-

Regular Plays
NC St/Flor St OVER 54
Mizzo/TxA&M OVER 65-
Ill/PennSt UNDER 40-
Geor/Flor UNDER 49
SCar/Tenn UNDER 44
Wisc/OhSt OVER 51

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Platinum Plays

Premier Pick (Top Play)

Iowa
Calif

500K Plays (Med Plays)

Okla St
Clemson

Regular Plays
Nebraska
TXA&M
Penn St
Flor
Kentucky
Iowa St
Utah U
S. Carloina

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Football Crusher
Play of the Day:
Florida +3.5 over Georgia

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Soccer Crusher
Play of the Day:
Atletico Paranaense + Santos UNDER 2.5
This match is happening in Brazil

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Hockey Crusher
Play of the Day:
Tampa -165 over Jets

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Sportsbook Investing
Play of the Day:
Florida +3.5 over Georgia

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MARC LAWRENCE

5* GOM USC
4* Ohio State
3* Georgia Tech
3* Kansas State

3* NFL Steelers

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INDIAN COWBOY

6 Over 59.5 Nevada/New Mexico State
5 Over 52 Patriots/Steelers (Sunday)
4 Akron +7.5

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GREG SHERMAN

4 Clemson -3
4 Stanford -7.5

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INFO PLAYS

7* Georgia -2½

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Free Selection from Arthur Ralph Sports

742- 545 57 % Free Play Run over 3 YEARS

8-3 Free play run, Sat's Free Stanford -7

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Hondo

Hondo's loss in Game 7 last night, along with his loss in Game 6 Thursday, felt eerily similar to his losses in Games 6 and 7 with the Bosawx in '86. But even though Mr. Aitch lost both his game and Series investments with Texas, he managed to accomplish one of his goals -- he kept the deficit below the 4,000 mark, finishing the season with a negative bal ance of 3,995 mcgees.

Today, all bets are off.

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Gamblers Data

Free Play Saturday

Maryland -7

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Free Silver Key Pick for Saturday NCAA Football

Memphis +29.5 over UCF

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JOE WIZ DAILY FREE PICK

Iowa St +16 over Texas Tech

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Stanford at USC: What Bettors Need to Know

Stanford Cardinal at USC Trojans (+7.5, 60)

THE STORY: Stanford has been on a roll and the No. 3 Cardinal face their biggest challenge thus far when they visit Southern Cal. Stanford boasts the nation’s longest winning streak at 15 games and has won each of its past 10 contests by 25 or more points. The Cardinal, who routed Washington 65-21 last week, are off to their best start since going 9-0 in 1951. The Trojans have won three consecutive games and won at Notre Dame last week. USC is 4-0 at home this season, but Stanford has won in its last two visits to the Los Angeles Coliseum.

LINE MOVES: Stanford opened as a 8.5-point favorite but has been bet down to 7.5. The total opened around 60 points and has remained fairly steady.

ABOUT USC (6-1, 3-1 Pac-12 South, 4-3 ATS): Junior quarterback Matt Barkley and sophomore receiver Robert Woods seemingly play catch at will. Woods has 72 receptions for 902 yards through seven games and appears to be a shoo-in to break Keyshawn Johnson’s school-record 102 catches in 1995. Barkley has thrown for 2,006 yards and 19 touchdowns against only four interceptions. The Trojans rank 11th in rushing defense (91.1 yards per game) but only 104th in passing defense (265.1). Junior defensive end Nick Perry has a team-leading four sacks. Sophomore running back Dillon Baxter, the school’s top recruit two seasons ago, left the program earlier this week.

ABOUT STANFORD (7-0, 5-0 Pac-12 North, 7-0 ATS): So much for the offense being all Andrew Luck - the Cardinal set a school-record with 446 rushing yards in the rout of Washington as Luck threw for a season-low 169 yards. The probable No. 1 overall pick in April’s NFL draft is having a fantastic season with 20 touchdowns and only three interceptions. Luck has completed 71.8 percent of his passes and Stanford ranks second in scoring offense at 48.6 points per game. Junior running back Stepfan Taylor has a team-best 697 rushing yards. Defensively, Stanford ranks fourth in scoring defense at 12.6 points per game and third in rushing defense (75.6). The Cardinal have 25 sacks, including a team-leading 5.5 from senior linebacker Chase Thomas.

EXTRA POINTS:

1. USC leads the series 59-27-3. Stanford won last year 37-35 on a last-second field goal.

2. Stanford has allowed two sacks, lowest in the nation.

3. Barkley passed for 390 yards against Stanford last season with Woods catching 12 passes for 224 yards.

TRENDS:

* Cardinal are 5-1 ATS in their last six meetings in Southern California.
* Over is 12-3 in the last 15 meetings.
* Over is 6-2 in the last eight meetings in Southern California.
* Cardinal are 5-2 ATS in their last seven meetings.
* Road team is 5-1 ATS in their last six meetings.
* Underdog is 4-0 ATS in their last four meetings.

PREDICTION: Stanford 30, USC 27 - Stanford proves to have just a tad more Luck by outlasting Barkley and the Trojans in an epic nationally televised showdown.

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College Football Top 25 Betting Cheat Sheet: Week 9
By Nick Parsons

Rice Owls at Houston Cougars (-27.5, 70.5)

Why Rice will cover: The Owls scored 20 or more in all but one game (at Texas A&M), which means Houston would have to put up 50-plus to cover that spread.

Why Houston will cover: Houston has the top-ranked pass offense (442 ypg) and top-ranked scoring offense (49.3 ppg). Rice’s defense ranks in the bottom 25 in every category.

Points: The under has hit in Rice’s last three and in two of Houston’s last four games.

Purdue Boilermakers at Michigan Wolverines (-13, 52.5)

Why Purdue will cover: The Boilermakers are led by a defense that doesn’t allow big plays, which is how the Wolverines have been winning.

Why Michigan will cover: The team has something to prove after the meltdown two weeks ago at Michigan State. The defense still ranks No. 8 in scoring (14.8 ppg). The home team is 8-2-1 ATS in the last 11 in this series.

Points: Both teams are led by defenses that bend but don’t break.

Michigan State Spartans at Nebraska Cornhuskers (-4, 49.5)

Why Michigan State will cover: The Spartans beat a Wisconsin team that spanked the Huskers earlier this season. MSU is 4-0 ATS recently and 8-2 in its last 10 against teams with a winning record, while NU is 2-5 ATS this season.

Why Nebraska will cover: Nebraska is a new team, outscoring Ohio State 28-7 in the second half of a win and rolling at Minnesota last week. The Huskers don’t lose often at home.

Points: With a Big Ten division title possibly in the balance, both teams are due for breakout offensive games.

Missouri Tigers at Texas A&M Aggies (-11.5, 61.5)

Why Missouri will cover: Texas A&M ranks dead last against the pass, but if the defense is focused on stopping Mizzou’s 39th-ranked pass game, its 12th-ranked run game will get it.

Why Texas A&M will cover: The Aggies offense averages better than 40 ppg and the defense, while poor against the pass, is No. 5 against the run.

Points: The over is 4-3 for both teams, and both teams seem poised to put up yards.

Arkansas Razorbacks at Vanderbilt Commodores (+10, 52)

Why Arkansas will cover: Arkansas’ offense can go off at any moment. The team is 11-3 in its last 14 SEC games, while Vandy is 2-8 in its last 10.

Why Vanderbilt will cover: Vandy’s defense has been reliable, and the offense can run the ball and grind the clock if it gets a lead.

Points: If Vandy gets an early lead, the under could hit. If Arkansas comes out firing, the over is favorable.

Virginia Tech Hokies at Duke Blue Devils (+15, 53.5)

Why Virginia Tech will cover: The Hokies run the ball and stop the run for success. Duke won’t be able to run, and a one-dimensional offense isn’t going to get it done.

Why Duke will cover: Duke’s run defense is decent, and if the Devils get down, they have shown the ability to move the ball through the air.

Points: The under is 8-1-1 in Duke’s last 10 and 10-4-1 in Va. Tech’s last 15.

Washington State Cougars at Oregon Ducks (-36.5, 69)

Why Washington State will cover: That’s a monster spread for a BCS conference game. Especially against a WSU team ranking 10th in passing and 32nd in scoring (34 ppg).

Why Oregon will cover: The banged-up Ducks are getting healthier every week. Washington State can’t stop them, and the defense doesn’t allow big points.

Points: That’s a big total, but Oregon games have hit higher.

Oklahoma Sooners at Kansas State Wildcats (13.5, 58.5)

Why Oklahoma will cover: The Sooners still have an ultra-explosive offense that ranks No. 4 in passing (379 ypg) and No. 7 in scoring (44.3 ppg). OU is 7-3 ATS against teams with a winning record.

Why Kansas State will cover: K-State is 6-0 ATS in its last six because its defense is solid at every level and QB Collin Klein has emerged as a hard-to-handle dual-threat.

Points: The over has hit in four of the last five for both teams.

West Virginia Mountaineers at Rutgers Scarlet Knights (6.5, 53.5)

Why West Virginia will cover: The Mountaineers average 374 yards with the pass. Rutgers’ offense, meanwhile, has been inconsistent at best.

Why Rutgers will cover: Rutgers’ defense has kept teams within distance; the team is 5-2 ATS this season. The Knights saw how Syracuse dismantled WVU last week.

Points: The over is 6-0 for West Virginia in its last six, but the under is 4-0 in Rutgers’ last four.

Baylor Bears at Oklahoma State Cowboys (-14, 79)

Why Baylor will cover: Baylor can score on anyone, averaging 549 ypg (No. 2). The defense isn’t great, but neither is OSU’s.

Why Oklahoma State will cover: OSU’s offense is third in yards, second in pass yards and second in scoring nationally. Baylor’s defense is in the bottom-third in every major category. The favorite is 11-1 ATS in the last 12 meetings.

Points: The over is 10-1 in Baylor’s last 11 in conference. There could easily be 1,000 yards of offense.

Illinois Fighting Illini at Penn State Nittany Lions (-4.5, 40.5)

Why Illinois will cover: While Penn State’s offense can’t do much, Illinois can run the ball well. PSU is just 2-6 ATS.

Why Penn State will cover: The Lions’ defense is in the top 20 in every category, including fifth in points allowed. Illinois’ offense has been shut down in the last two weeks.

Points: Both teams rely on stout defenses for success.

Florida Gators vs. Georgia Bulldogs (-3, 49)

Why Florida will cover: The Gators are 7-1 ATS in its last eight neutral site games (this one’s in Jacksonville). The defense has been stout, especially against the pass.

Why Georgia will cover: Florida will struggle to throw on Georgia, so if the Bulldogs can build a lead early, they might win handily.

Points: This game could be a grind-it-out slugfest.

Colorado Buffaloes at Arizona State Sun Devils (-30.5, 56)

Why Colorado will cover: Colorado has struggled, but that’s a good-sized spread against an ASU team that isn’t necessarily lighting the world on fire.

Why Arizona State will cover: ASU’s numbers aren’t terrific, but it still ranks No. 31 in points scored and No. 36 in points allowed. Colorado simply can’t keep up.

Points: ASU piles up the points at home, but can it score enough knowing Colorado isn’t likely to help much?

Iowa State Cyclones at Texas Tech Red Raiders (-15, 66.5)

Why Iowa State will cover: The Cyclones have a balanced offense that can keep an undisciplined defense on edge. If ISU has a strength on defense, it’s defending the pass.

Why Texas Tech will cover: Confidence must be high after winning at Oklahoma last week. ISU won’t be able to keep up in a shootout. The Cyclones are 2-6 ATS in its last eight road games.

Points: The over has hit in six straight for TTU and three of the last four for ISU.

South Carolina Gamecocks at Tennessee Volunteers (3.5, 43.5)

Why South Carolina will cover: USC’s defense is No. 1 against the pass, and Tennessee can’t run the ball.

Why Tennessee will cover: After playing LSU and Alabama in the last two weeks, anything else will feel like a breather. Its defense has been decent against teams not named Alabama or LSU.

Points: The over is 12-4-1 in UT’s last 17 at home.

Stanford Cardinal at USC Trojans (7, 60)

Why Stanford will cover: The Cardinal have covered every game this season, and this is the smallest spread for the squad that ranks No. 3 in scoring and No. 4 in scoring defense.

Why USC will cover: USC has shut down offenses not from Arizona or Arizona State, and has an offense led by a strong pass game that is never out of it. We’ll see what Stanford really has.

Points: If USC gets going offensively, the over could be hit by the end of the third quarter.

Wisconsin Badgers at Ohio State Buckeyes (7, 50.5)

Why Wisconsin will cover: Wisconsin wants to prove it can rebound from the Hail-Mary loss to Michigan State and has the horses to punish OSU. If Wisconsin gets ahead and OSU is forced to rally, the Buckeyes rank just 115th in passing. UW is 8-1 ATS in its last nine.

Why Ohio State will cover: The Buckeyes’ defense has no weaknesses, and if the run game can get established, anything can happen, especially at home.

Points: The under is 8-2 in OSU’s last 10, but the over is 4-0 in UW’s last four.

Southern Mississippi Eagles at UTEP Miners (10, 57)

Why Southern Miss will cover: The Eagles are balanced on both sides, ranking 21st in scoring offense and scoring defense. USM is 5-0 ATS in its last five.

Why UTEP will cover: If the Miners can get their ground game going, they have a chance to win SU. UTEP is 8-2 ATS in its last 10 against teams with winning records.

Points: The under has been hitting for both teams.

Clemson Tigers at Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (3.5, 63.5)

Why Clemson will cover: The Tigers are 6-0 ATS in their last six and show no signs slowing offensively. Georgia Tech’s offense has been exposed in recent weeks. We’ll see if Clemson can take advantage.

Why Georgia Tech will cover: Georgia Tech can still run the rock, and Clemson ranks 76th at stopping it. Clemson’s main strength – passing – matches up well with Tech’s top defensive strength.

Points: The over is 7-2 in Clemson’s last nine and was 5-0 in GT’s first five before the under has it in the last three. Could see some major points scored.

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Don Wallace Sports

3* NC State +18
3* Ball State +12
3* Illinois +6
3* Navy +19
3* Oregon State +4.5
3* UTEP +10.5
3* Georgia Tech +4.5

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David Banks

Wisconsin Badgers vs. Ohio State Buckeyes

An enormous Leaders Division Big 10 tussle is set to go down in the Horseshoe Saturday night when the Wisconsin Badgers (6-1, 5-1-1 ATS) and Ohio State Buckeyes (4-3, 4-3 ATS) get it on in Week 9; kick-off from Columbus is set to go live on ESPN & ESPN3.com at 8:00 ET.

A wrench in the form of a Hail Mary pass was thrown into the Badgers’ plans of competing in the BCS Championship Game last week in East Lansing where Wiscy fell by a 37-31 final tally to the Michigan State Spartans on the game’s final play. The SU loss was the first incurred by head coach Brett Bielema’s squad on the year, and it also snapped the team’s five-game winning streak against the closing pointspread. Now saddled with a lone scratch in the loss column, the Badgers will head to Columbus looking to tally their first true road win of the season. After getting picked off twice and only throwing for 223 yards last week, QB Russell Wilson now has to deal with the country’s 13th ranked scoring defense in the form of the Buckeyes who’ve given up an average of just 16.3 PPG (#13). Wisconsin has covered eight of their L/9 in Big 10 play.

The Buckeyes will take to their own turf in Week 9 fully reenergized after resting up on their bye last week; this will be the University’s Homecoming game. Before the break, OSU went into Nebraska and gave the Cornhuskers all they could ask for in the 34-27 defeat as 10-point dogs, and they then went into Champagne and handed the Illinois Fighting Illini their first loss of the 2011 season. With QB Braxton Miller still in the infancy stage of his collegiate career, Ohio State would be best served in controlling the game with its rushing attack and relying on the defense to force turnovers and keep the Badgers potent attack at bay. It knows it can compete in this game due to the fact that it held the Spartans, a team that just put 37 points on the board vs. the Badgers, to just 10 points in the ‘Shoe back on October 1st. The Buckeyes are 6-1 ATS their L/7 when dogged.

Wisconsin put an end to its three-game losing streak at the hands of the Buckeyes last season winning 31-18 as 3.5-point home underdogs. The favorite is just 3-8 ATS in these conference rivals L/11 clashes with the ‘under’ going a lucrative 6-2-1 the L/9. Wiscy is just 1-2 SU & ATS as a road chalk of 3.5-7 points the L/3+ seasons, but stands 9-1-1 ATS its L/11 when favored. Ohio State is 3-0 SU & ATS following its bye as well as a perfect 4-0 ATS the L/4 times it went off the board as an underdog in the 3.5-10 point range.

PICK: Wisconson UNDER

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R.A.W. FOOTBALL - Saturday

4* Best Bet = TEXAS
3* = ILLINOIS
3* = MICHIGAN STATE
2* = SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2* = "OVER" on Nevada/New Mexico St.

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GREAT LAKES SPORTS

4* (191) Wisconsin Badgers 8:00 est
4* (188) Kansas State Wildcats 3:30 est
3* (124) Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 8:00 est
3* (128) Nebraska Cornhuskers 12:00 est
3* (145) Arkansas Razorbacks 12:20 est

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Tom Freese

10* Kings
10* Penguins
10* Capitals

20* Southern Miss
10* Florida St.
10* Northwestern

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RedSheet

#148 Texas 54 Kansas 14 (Rating 89)

#187 Oklahoma 38 Kansas State 34 (Rating 89)

#156 Arizona State 58 colorado 10 (Rating 88)

#191 Wisconsin 34 Ohio State 17 (Rating 88)

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These are some comp plays

Sebastian-UNDER New Jersey in the NHL and Buffalo in college footbal which is hsi living/actual dog's play supposedly anyways. lol
Winner Line-Syracuse
OTM-UAB and OVER Vanderbilt
Big West-Western Michigan
Cobra-Western Michigan

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tom stryker 5*steamroller goy STANFORD pd

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Money Maker

#139 Syracuse +3.5 over L'ville

#167 GA/FL UNDER

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DEFEAT YOUR BOOKIE

10 Unit Pick of the Year

WISCONSIN

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the24sports

Play of the Month

Iowa -14 for 5 Units

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Underground Sports Connection

Nebraska (-)
USC (+)
San Diego st (-)

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D eano

Michigan
Arizona State
South Carolina

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Matt Fargo CFB

3 Dark Horse Dandy
Baylor
Illinois
SMU

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Best Sports Pick


Oklahoma State * -14
Hawaii * -6.5
Wisconsin * -7
Auburn * -12

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Joey Cassano

Oklahoma -13
Georgia Tech +3.5
Southern California +7.

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Northcoast Totals

3'* Under Neb
3* Under Louisville
3* Over Navy
3* Over Ball St

Marq--Clemson & Tenn

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VipVihjeet 29.10

UK-Horseracing Lay Of The Day:
Newmarket 3.15, DUBAWI SOUND, Small Bet

Soccer:
Scotland, DUNDEE UTD AH-0.25, Very Large Bet
Scotland, INVERNESS AH+0.25, Medium Bet
Serbia, BORAC AH+0.75, Small Bet

NHL:
NY RANGERS (ml), Large Bet
Montreal - Boston, UNDER 5, Small Bet

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VAMBO SPORTS

Missouri +10 -101
Vandy +9 -107
Illinois +5 -102
Baylor +14 -103
Auburn- 12 1/2 -107 (Tomahawk Kid Play)
Iowa St. +14 -104
Tenn + 3 1/2 -110
Georgia Tech + 3 1/2 -115 (Tomahawk Kid Play)
USC +7 1/2 -113
Central Fla. - 29 1/2 -102 (Sgt. Fury Play)
Air Force -30 1/2 (Sgt. Fury Play)

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Kramer

5* Texas -28

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Cantor Football Showdown
Presented by The Las Vegas Sportsline


WEEK 8, OCT. 28
JACK ROSS VS. PHILLIP ADAMS
THEFATJACK.COM

1) Vikings +3.5
2) Arkansas-Vanderbilt Under 52
3) Oklahoma State -13.5
4) Oklahoma -14
5) Hawaii-Idaho Under 56
6) Rutgers +7
7) Navy-Notre Dame Under 62



1) Seahawks +1
2) Lions-Broncos Under 41
3) Nebraska -4
4) Browns +9.5
5) Redskins +5
6) Southern Cal +7.5
7) Oklahoma-Kansas State Under 59



Play No. 7 is rated the strongest

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Landers

5* Stanford -7.5

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Colin Cowherd ( 10-5-1 last 2 wks.)

Nebraska
Tex. A&M
Oklahoma
Florida
Wisconsin
USC

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PowerPLayWins

Nebraska -4
Arkansas -9
Iowa -16
S Carolina -3.5
Miss St -10
Clemson -3.5

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The Boss

1000% godfather overkansasstate
500% untouchable play Syracuse
300% bookie buster parlay overkansasstate Syracuse overnevada
200% dog pound Florida
100% silent assassins kansasstate Baylor sandiegostate

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Jim Feist

Inner Circle GOY - 10* Boston College

Executive Shocker - 5 * Oregon St

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SuperSportsGroup

Georgia v. Florida 3:30pm
Georgia is off a bye week following a 33-28 win at Vanderbilt as -12 point favorites. Aaron Murray threw for 326 yards and three touchdowns as the Bulldogs won their fifth straight game after opening the 2011 campaign with back-to-back defeats at the hands of Boise State (35-21) and South Carolina (45-42). Murray completed 22-of-38 passes, was sacked once and had a pass picked off, while Marlon Brown had four receptions for 121 yards and a pair of TDs in the win. Georgia ended with a 443-349 edge in total offense and took advantage of four Vandy turnovers. Florida also comes off a bye week after losing 17-6 at Auburn two weeks ago as -3½ point road favs. With starting quarterback John Brantley out with an ankle injury, Jeff Driskel and freshman Jacoby Brissett combined to throw for 120 yards as Florida dropped its third consecutive game. The Gators, who also missed star running back Jeff Demps because of an injury, have scored only 27 points in their last three losses. Florida only managed 194 yards of offense against Auburn and turned the ball over three times in the loss. Brantley and Demps are both expected to play this week.
Last year's meeting was a barnburner with the Gators eventually prevailing in a 34-31 final as -1 point favs in the "World's Largest Cocktail Party". It was the first game between Florida and Georgia with both teams unranked since 1979. The Gators have won 18 of the last 21 games in the series. The teams combined for 31 points in the fourth quarter, with Georgia outscoring Florida 21-10. Florida is 11-5 ATS off a SU loss and 9-4 ATS when facing the Bulldogs; while Georgia is 7-19 ATS against winning teams.
8* PICK: Gators +3 Game


Oklahoma v. Kansas St 3:30pm
Oklahoma was stunned last week in a 41-38 home loss to Texas Tech as -29½ point favorites. The Sooners were out of sync, failing to get their high-powered offense into the fast-paced tempo that gives so many opponents trouble. They failed to get a first down in the second quarter, when Tech capitalized to score 17 straight points, and the offense didn't click until it was too late. Oklahoma had 536 yards of offense, but their defense was shredded for 572 yards by Texas Tech's dynamic offense. Landry Jones ended up with 412 yards passing and five touchdowns, but it wasn't enough to rally Oklahoma back from a sluggish start and save its unbeaten season. Kansas State kept rolling last week in their 59-21 win at rival Kansas a -11 point road favorites. Collin Klein threw for a career-high 195 yards and accounted for five touchdowns, freshman Tyler Lockett returned a kickoff for a score and caught a touchdown pass, and #8 Kansas State remained unbeaten on the season. The Wildcats are off to their best start since 1999, when they won their first nine games. Kansas State dominated their in-state rival, holding edges in total offense (466-286) and rushing yards (261-76). Kansas State jumped out to a 21-0 lead early in the second quarter, at which point the Jayhawks had more penalty yards (41) than net offense (23). With the win, head coach Bill Snyder improved to 16-4 against the Jayhawks, including a 59-7 blowout last year and a stretch of 11 straight wins in the 1990s and early 2000s, when Snyder annually fielded one of the best teams in college football before retiring. The 72-year old coach came out of retirement a few years ago and the Wildcats are headed in the right direction again.
Last meeting was in '09, with Oklahoma winning 42-30 as -28 point home favorites. Oklahoma has responded well off a SU loss over the years (19-7-1 ATS) and the Sooners are 7-3 ATS as a double-digit fav, however, K-State is 40-18-1 ATS off a win of 20 or more points and the underdog is 6-2-1 ATS the last nine meetings. The line is ridiculous in this one. Take the 'dog....
10* PICK: K State +13.5 Game
8* PICK: K State +7 1H


Colorado v. Arizona St 6:30pm
The misery continued for Colorado last week as the Buffaloes dropped a 45-2 decision at home to mighty Oregon as +31 point underdogs. Colorado's only bright spot came on a tackle of Oregon punt returner Cliff Harris in the end zone in the third quarter that allowed the Buffaloes to avoid their first shutout at home since losing 28-0 to Oklahoma in 1986. The Buffs fell behind 29-0 in the first quarter and finished with 231 yards of offense, while allowing 527 to the Ducks. Making matters worse, QB Tyler Hansen left the game with a potential concussion in the second quarter, leaving redshirt freshman Nick Hirschman to take over. Hirschman finished 8-of-19 for 71 yards. Arizona State comes off a bye week after losing 41-27 at Oregon two weeks ago as +14½ point underdogs. Brock Osweiler threw for 291 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions on 29-of-46 passing for ASU, which had won three straight to start Pac-12 play before the loss. The Sun Devils were outgained 536-460 and dropped their 16th straight game to teams ranked in the Top-10. Cameron Marshall ran for 97 yards on 20 carries and Gerrell Robinson caught six passes for 120 yards in the loss. ASU trailed 21-17 at the break and only scored 10 points in the second half.
Colorado is 8-24 ATS on the road and 5-21 ATS as a road underdog and the Buffaloes have lost 21 straight road games. CU ranks #102 in total offense (324 ypg) and #107 in scoring (19.8 ppg), while the defense ranks #93 (423 ypg) and allows 37 ppg (#117). Meanwhile, ASU is 15-7 ATS as a double-digit fav and 10-4-1 ATS at home. Only one way to go.
8* PICK: UNDER 56.5 Game


Clemson v. Georgia Tech 8pm
Clemson routed North Carolina 59-38 last week as -10 point home favs in a game that wasn't as close as the final score indicated. Tajh Boyd tied a school record with five touchdown passes, defensive end Kourtnei Brown scored on interception and fumble returns, and Clemson improved to 8-0 for the first time in 11 years. Clemson had a 450-418 edge in offense and capitalized on six NC turnovers. The Tigers were up 59-24 before NC scored two TDs in the fourth quarter to make the final score a bit more respectable. Georgia Tech's recent woes continued last week following a 24-7 loss at Miami-Florida as +3 point road underdogs. Tevin Washington was just 6-of-12 passing for 63 yards and a pick. He ran in the lone score of the game for the Yellow Jackets, who have dropped their past two games after winning the first six of the season. Georgia Tech came into the game ranked 9th in the nation in total offense with 517 ypg, but they only had 211 yards against the Hurricanes, their lowest total since a loss to Iowa in the FedEx Orange Bowl after the 2009 season. Since the start of the 2009 season, Georgia Tech has rushed for less than 200 yards only three times - all of them at Sun Life Stadium. The Yellow Jackets got 95 yards on the ground when they visited Miami in 2009, ran for 143 at the end of that season in the Orange Bowl, and then managed 134 against the Hurricanes last week.
Clemson won last year's matchup with Georgia Tech in a 27-13 decision as -3½ point home favorites. Clemson's defense did a decent job of holding the Yellow Jackets' ACC-leading rushing attack to 242 yards, nearly 100 fewer than their average, and Georgia Tech's point total was its lowest of the season at that point. However, the underdog is 13-4 ATS the last 17 meetings between these two teams and Clemson -4 looks like a trap.
8* PICK: Georgia Tech +2 1H
9* PICK: Georgia Tech +3.5 Game Best bet of the day


Wisconsin v. Ohio St 8pm
Excruciating loss for Wisconsin last week in falling to Michigan State in a 37-31 setback as -7 point road favorites. QB Russell Wilson completed 14-of-21 passes for 223 yards and Montee Ball rushed 18 times for 115 yards for the Badgers, who rallied from a 14-point deficit in the fourth quarter, only to lose on the last play of the game on a Hail Mary pass by Michigan State. Wisky jumped out to a 14-0 lead and it looked as though they were on their way to another blowout win, but the Spartans turned the game around in the second quarter with some impressive work on special teams. Wisconsin ended with a 443-399 edge in total yards, but they were simply outplayed in the loss. Ohio State comes off a bye week after beating Illinois 17-7 as +3½ point road underdogs. Dan Herron rushed for 114 yards and a touchdown on 23 carries and Ohio State's defense forced three turnovers. Freshman Braxton Miller threw a touchdown pass to Jake Stoneburner and kicker Drew Basil connected on his only field goal try, a 43-yarder. In addition to the three turnovers, the Buckeye defense forced six Illinois punts. Ohio State was outgained 285-228 in total yards, but the defense picked up the slack. Ohio State is the 3rd team from a BCS conference since 2000 to win a game in which it completed just a single pass. Georgia Tech has done it twice over that span (2009 against Virginia Tech and 2008 against Georgia).
Wisconsin beat the Buckeyes 31-18 last year as +3½ point home 'dogs. The Badgers broke a three game-losing streak to the Buckeyes in easily the biggest victory since head coach Bret Bielema took over the program from Barry Alvarez. It was Ohio State's only loss of the season in 2010. Wisky is 10-1-1 ATS as a favorite and on a 13-3-1 ATS run dating back to last year, however, Ohio State is 40-15-1 ATS in Big-10 games, 20-8 ATS in October and 17-4 ATS at home; and the 'dog is 8-2-1 ATS the last 11 meetings between these two Big Ten adversaries. Too many points!
8* PICK: Ohio St +7 Game


3 Team Parlay for 2*
NC State +18.5 Game
Wake Forest +7 Game
Michigan St +4.5 Game

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Al Demarco

15 DIME ROAD WARRIOR GAME OF THE YEAR
This roadie COVERS by 10 or more!

Clemson

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Steve Budin

Michigan

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Anthony Redd

100 DIME COLLEGE WINNER # 8 OF 10
Arizona

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Steve Budin

CALI-CARTEL 2011 College Blowout of the Year
Team off a loss rolls by 18 or more

Michigan

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From the Real Time(with Bill Maher)Animal:

Saturday free pick is 4* Major Notre Dame -21 :

I played Notre Dame at -20 on Tuesday. Last Saturday I had a 4 1/2* Best Bet on the East Carolina/Navy game 'OVER' the total which was successful. Part of my reasoning was due to Navy's deplorable passing defense. ECU QB Dominique Davis was 26-of-26 in the first half against the Middies and for the game finished 40-of-45 for 372 yards. That is just the latest chapter in what is becoming a horrific story out of Annapolis. In the last five games for Navy opposing quarterbacks have completed, ready for this, 112-of-126 pass attempts. That's 88.8 percent. Now on the season, Navy is statistically #111 in pass defense efficiency with eight teams even worse than the Middies. But that's because Navy's first two games were against Delaware and Western Kentucky, two teams who combined were 36-of-62. But against South Carolina, Air Force, Southern Miss, Rutgers, and East Carolina, only 12 incompleted passes out of 126 attempts. That is absolutely astonishing. Plus consider the fact Garcia at South Carolina is no longer with the team and Air Force only attempted 10 passes completing nine of them. On the season they are allowing 74.75 percent which is not only last in the country but Navy is just one of four teams (New Mexico, Kansas, and Arizona) to allow 70 percent or more completions. To make matters worse, senior corner David Wright, one of the more experienced members of this rebuilt secondary and with 21 tackles, is out with injury. Plus its not like Navy is a stalwart defensively against the run either. Far from it. The Middies are #103 allowing 198 rushing yards a game and 19 touchdowns. Navy also lost starting QB Kris Proctor was knocked out of the game in the 2nd quarter Saturday with elbow/hand injuries. He's officially listed as "highly doubtful" this week. Replacement Trey Miller was 5-of-12 for 126 yards and two touchdowns with 13 carries for 36 yards. But Miller, who gets his FIRST CAREER START, isn't considered to be the best "triple option" QB for the Middies and that is their bread and butter. Another 4* Major last week was Air Force +29 1/2 against Boise State. The reasoning there was it had been 20-plus years since Boise had seen the "triple option" and couldn't possibly be prepared for it. That's not the case this week for Notre Dame having just played Air Force two weeks ago. Proctor actually leads the team in rushing with 591 yards. Navy runs the football 82 percent of the time (401 carries/89 passes). Miller has only completed 7-of-14 on the season and rushed 19 times for 38 yards. On Saturday in South Bend will be the 5th consecutive week of action for Navy. Notre Dame did lose to USC and were out-played also losing turnovers 3-0. But in their previous two games the Irish did not have a turnovers and consequently won and covered defeating Air Force by 26 and Purdue by 28. Plus before the Trojans, Notre Dame was off and perhaps a little rusty last Saturday. I just don't see how the Middies stay on the field in this game and compete. Three weeks ago in Annapolis in a pick-em game, Navy lost to Southern Miss 63-35 and that was with starting QB Miller. You know Coach Kelly isn't pleased coming off the USC defeat and the Irish will certainly take Navy seriously considering they've LOST OUTRIGHT three of the past four meetings including a 35-17 stunner last season as a 6 1/2-point chalk in his first year at the helm. But what does it tell you how bad the Middies are considering they've won three of the past four seasons in this annual rivalry and are still a 20-point dog? Obviously Vegas is trying desperately to get action on the Middies. Don't buy into it. Still found Irish -21 at Heritage today.

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The Busted Bookie

Allen Reese

Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles -10 / 5 unit
Georgia Bulldogs -2.5 / 5 unit
Clemson Tigers -3 / 5 unit
USC Trojans +8 / 5 unit
North Texas Mean Green +17.5 / 5 unit

Randy Deton

Wake Forest Demon Deacons +7 / 5 unit
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers +6.5 / 5 unit
Western Kentucky v.s. UL Monroe - OVER 47.5 / 5 unit
Hawaii Warriors -7 / 5 unit
San Jose State @Louisiana Tech - OVER 50 / 5 unit

Craig Bryant

Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders -2.5 / 10 unit

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North coast

4. Arkansas -8'
4. Ohio St. +7'
4. Iowa -15'
3. Washington -4
3. Rutgers +6'

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asa
(cfb 12-25 ~ 32%)

(5*)smu
(4*)western michigan
(4*)wisconsin under
(3)nebraska
(3*)auburn
(3*)san jose state

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Harry bondi:

4- mich
, ok st, fl, wash

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ez winners
(cfb 24-17 59%)

3* virginia tech

3* mississippi state

3* over arizona

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Preferred picks:

5- gom: Usc,

4- oh st,

3- gt, k st

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Lt Profits
(cfb 25-14 64%)

4* washington state
4* alabama birmingham
4* illinois
2* indiana
2* akron
2* hamilton tiger cats (cfl)

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Matt Fargo
(CFB 25-28 47%)

10* GEORGIA TECH
10* OHIO STATE
9* TEXAS
9* NEBRASKA
8* BAYLOR
8* ILLINOIS
8* SMU

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Norm Hitzges

*
Last week: * COLLEGE 9-6
* * * * * * * * * *PRO * * * * *4-2
* * * * * * * * * *TOTAL * * 13-8
* * * * * * * * * *YEAR-TO-DATE: 93-87
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COLLEGE:
*
DOUBLE PLAYS: Texas *-28 *Kansas
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *Virginia Tech -15 Duke
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * USC + 7 1/2 Stanford
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SINGLE PLAYS: *Texas A&M -11 Missouri
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *Texas Tech -15 Iowa State
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *Nebraska -4 Michigan State
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *Air Force -31 New Mexico
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *Arkansas -10 Vandy
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *Iowa -16 Minnesota
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *E. Carolina -16 1/2 Tulane
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *Hawaii -7 1/2 Idaho
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *UNLV +2 1/2 Colorado State
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *Miss St. -10 Kentucky
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *N. C. State +19 Florida State
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *Illinois +5 Penn State
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *Buffalo +5 Miami Ohio
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *Tennessee +4 So. Carolina
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *Cal -5 UCLA
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *Texas-Kansas OVER 64

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Panama City Systematic
(CFB 10-6 62%)

4* SMU
3* STANFORD

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chuck obrien
30 DIME RIVALRY
BLOWOUT OF THE YEAR
3-Touchdown Winner
michigan

craig davis
50 DIME PAC-12 Game of the Year
washington

30 Dime
MAC Game of the Month
W. Mich

DEREK MANCINI
50 DIME College Release of my Career
Georgia Tech

DOM CHAMBERS
80 DIME ACC GAME OF THE YEAR
Clemson

JEFF BENTON
60 DIME Dog Game of the Year
NC STATE


matt rivers- miss state *, wvu

trace adams - stanford*, utep

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TRACE ADAMS

1500♦ College Road Warrior Game of the Year
STANFORD

BONUS SELECTION
500♦ Conference USA Lock
UTEP

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Mike Hook
Illinois
Colo St (Triple)
UCLA
Wyoming
Hawaii over
N Texas
Rutgers

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RICHIE CARRERA

West Virginia -6.5 over RUTGERS 10 Dimes
Nevada -15 over NEW MEXICO St. 10 Dimes
SAN DIEGO ST. -18 over Wyoming 10 Dimes
Stanford -7 over USC (buy hook) 10 Dimes
Wisconsin -7 over OHIO ST. (buy hook) 25 Dimes

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JOHN CHANG

---Start Time 12:00 PM EST---
Syracuse Orange +3 over LOUISVILLE CARDINALS, 10 dimes

---Start Time 12:30 PM EST---
Virginia Tech Hokies/DUKE BLUE DEVILS over 53.5, 10 dimes

---Start Time 3:30 PM EST---
Southern Methodist Mustangs +3 over TULSA GOLDEN HURRICANE, 10 dimes
(Buy the hook if you need to, just in case)

---Start Time 8:00 PM EST---
Clemson Tigers -3.5 over GEORGIA TECH YELLOW JACKETS, 10 dimes

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Executive

GOY 650 Texas Tech
400 S. Carolina
300 Marshall
300 Arkansas
300 M. Tenn. State

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RANDY BRUCE

NCAA Football: 20 dimes each
Arkansas -9
Iowa -14.5
Hawaii -7

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JACK HOWARD

Illinois +5 Over Penn State 20 Dimes
I think Illinois' defense is going to be key in this game just like last last year. In 2010, the Illini defense held Penn State to just seven first downs the entire game as they spoiled Penn State's homecoming with a 33-13 victory. Expect Illinois signal caller Nathan Scheelhaase to have another big day on the ground and through the air.
Prediction: 23-20 Illinois

Clemson -3.5 Over Georgia Tech 20 Dimes
The Tigers giving only 3.5 initially seems like a trap game, but Georgia Tech has really been struggling as of late. Two weeks ago the Yellow Jackets lost to Virginia, and last week they were held to a season low seven points courtesy of Miami. This makes me really question the caliber of a team the Yellow Jackets are. After losing two games in a row, I expect Georgia Tech to score some early points, but I think Tajh Boyd and the Tigers are too potent of an offense to compete with.
Prediction: 42-31 Tigers

Georgia -3 Over Florida 20 Dimes
I think Georgia is one of the most underrated teams in the country. The Bulldogs started off the season 0-2 with loses to Boise State and South Carolina, but since then, they won five in a row. The Gators on the other hand, have been struggling as of late, especially offensively. I think Georgia's defense, which is ranked sixth in the nation in yards per game (273), will be the deciding factor.
Prediction: 24-17 Gators

West Virginia -6.5 Over Rutgers 20 Dimes

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Jeff Benton
Saturday's Action
60 Dime Dog Game of the Year on NC State as the road undardog agalinst Florida State. At the time I release this winner to you, the Wolfpack is listcd as the 19-point dog both here in Vegas and offshore.

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Dom Chambers
Today's winners ...

My 80 Dime play is on the Clemson Tigers as a road favoaite to cover against Georgia Tech in an ACC battle. Checking the sports boolks in Las Vegas at 4 a.m., the Tigers are a 3 1/2-point favorite. If the hook remcins, you would want to buy the half-point to bring it to three points.

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Rainman

10* San Jose State
5* Michigan
5* ARizona
3* Ok State
3 * Western Michigan
1* San Diego State

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PHD PICKS

Nc state +18
Florida st o54
Indiana o61
Texas a&m o63.5
Vanderbilt o51.5
Va tech -15
Duke o53

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128 Nebraska -4 12:00 EST


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204 Arkansas State -17 7:00 EST

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Vegas Insiders:

Michigan over
Ok St.
S Carolina

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Jr Tipps

UNLV
UTEP
Missouri

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michael david 10/29

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Georgia tech
Kansas state
Ohio state
Usc
Arkansas
Washington

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Oddsworthbetting

4 UNIT – UCLA +5.5 7:00PM EST

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Paul Leiner

100* Over 80.5 Okla State/Baylor

50* Michigan State +4

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R&R Totals

TOP NHL play
NY Islanders/San Jose UNDER THE TOTAL

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spartan | CFB Side

dime bet 186 Tennessee 4.0 (-110) JustBet vs 185 South Carolina

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KELSO

100* michigan

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purelock

NAVY

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Lenny Stevens

20 Clemson

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Jody McDonald - ESPN Radio 1050 - Yr (27-18) combined Pro-Coll
Mich St
Vandy
A&M Over

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WUNDERDOG
1 OF 8
Game: Ottawa at New York Rangers (3:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: New York Rangers -150 (moneyline)
The Ottawa Senators have had their problems on the road where they are just 1-3 to open the season. They finished in the Northeast basement a year ago with just 74 total points and, although they may be a bit stronger this year, the road is still a problem for this club as their only win has come vs. a losing Carolina club that took them a shootout to score the decisive goal. The Rangers have had a schedule anomaly that saw them play their opening seven games on the road, where they more than held their own. They should have their legs back under them in their second home game of the season tonight. The Senators are not much fight as a dog at just 1-5 in their last six, while the Rangers, now rested and home, are 8-3 off of one day rest in their last 112. New York in this one.

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SammyP
20* NHL O/U Game of the Month [16-8 +8.3 NHL Hot Streak]
$39
Sammy P has a monster 20* on tap on Saturday, his strongest total of the entire month! Ride this hot streak as Sammy comes in sporting a 16-8 run that has already produced +8.3 units of profit. Just $39 this 20* GOM is guaranteed to win or his next NHL report is free.

I will get this play/I have the play just cannot access my account at sports memo as yet.....I will post it as soon as I can so do not go buy
brutal slow internet day

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ATS Lock Club:

LC:
25 Texas Tech -14 IA St 7:00
7 New Mexico +31 AF 2:00
6 Marshall -5.5 UAB 12:00
5 Kansas +28 Texas 7:00
5 Bowling Green -3.5 Kent 1:00

Totals:
7-OVER 59.5 Stanford/USC 8:00
6-OVER 63.5 Missouri/Texas A&M 12:00
6-OVER 64 Kansas/Texas 7:00
5-OVER 79 Baylor/Oklahoma State 3:30

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Ethan law

(4%)* GEORGIA TECH +3.5 (MANHATTAN SYNDICATE SELECTION)
(4%)** UNLV +2.5 (MANHATTAN SYNDICATE SELECTION)
(3%)* BOSTON COLLEGE +7.5
(2%)* N.C. STATE +18.5
(2%)* UCLA +5
(2%)* USC +8*
(2%)* IOWA STATE +14.5

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Paying Picks

Big Plays
Stanford -7.5
Florida +3

Medium Plays
Over 50 C. Michigan/Akron
Under 45 Syracuse/Louisville
Kansas State +13.5
Marshall -5.5

Small Plays
Over 60 Nevada/New Mexico State
Arkansas State -17.5

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Wayne Root
Reg Millionaire- Ohio State, Billionaire- Tulsa, Insider-- Rutgers, No Limit- UCLA
TOp Millionaire GOY-- Georgia Tech, Fortune 500-- Oklahoma
Chicago Syndicate REG 20* Kansas State, Notre Dame, 10* Mississippi State, North Carolina, Wisconsin
TOP 25* Iowa, Nebraska

LA Syndicate
REG 25* Oregon State, 20* Over Baylor, 10* Oregon, Hawaii, Arizona State
TOP 30* Total Of The Month-- Over Stanford

Jeff Scott Sports
REG 4* Texas, 3* Arkansas, Rutgers, Iowa, Under Penn State, 2* Clemson, Under Tennessee, 1* Under Louisville, Over Baylor ... Sunday-- 4* Over Rams, 3* Under Vikings, Over Steelers, 2* Ravens, 1* Colts, Under Bills
TOP 5* Oklahoma State ... Sunday-- 5* Texans

Chase Diamond
REG 30 Dime Baylor, Middle Tennessee State
TOP 50 Dime Georgia Tech, Akron, Ohio State

Jason Sharpe
REG 3* Michigan State, Syracuse ... Sunday-- 3* Steelers, Lions
TOP 7* CFB Total Of The Year-- Under Memphis

Marc Lawrence
REG 4* Ohio State, 3* Georgia Tech, Kansas State ... Sunday-- 3* Steelers
TOP 5* GOM-- USC

Northcoast
reg 3* Washington U., Rutgers .. Totals-- 3* Under Louisville, Over Navy, Over Ball State
TOP 4* Arkansas, Ohio State, Iowa, 3.5* Under Nebraska

Big AL
REG 5* Kansas State, Georgia Tech, Ohio State, 4* Florida State, Nebraska, Arkansas State, 3* UTEP, UL Monroe, 4* TB Lightning .. UFC 137- BJ Penn
TOP 10* Florida

Tom Freese
REG 10* Florida State, Northwestern, 10* Penguins, Capitals, Kings
TOP 20* Southern Miss

Gavazzi
REG 5% Virginia Tech, Washington U., Over Navy, 4% Rutgers, Oregon State, Kansas State, East Carolina, Under Louisville, Under Utah, 3% NC State, Navy, Ohio State, Over Indiana, Under South Carolina
TOP 6% Game of the Month Lock-- Hawaii

Brandon Lang
REG 15 Dime Hawaii, NC State, Navy
TOP 75 Dime Kansas State

Great Lake Sports
REG 3* Georgia Tech, Nebraska, Arkansas
TOP 4* Wisconsin, Kansas State

Dave Essler
REG
TOP SEC GOY-- Under Tennessee

Larry Ness
REG Legend Play-- Washington U.
TOP Conference GOY-- Nebraska

Dr. Bob
REG 2* Vanderbilt, Hawaii, Arkansas State, Top Opinions- Florida State, Georgia Tech, Auburn, Kansas State
TOP 3* Florida

Pointwise
reg 3* Texas, Oregon State, Toledo, Western Michigan, San Jose State, Oklahoma State, 2* Arizona, Penn State, Mississippi State, Western Kentucky ... Sunday-- 3* Cowboys, 49ers, Chiefs, 2* Patriots, Bills, Seahawks
TOP 4* Kansas State, Stanford ... Sunday-- 4* Ravens

Gold Sheet
REG 1* Wake Forest, Rutgers, Hawaii, Oregon State, Washington U., Kansas State
TOP 1.5* NC State

Trace Adams
reg UTEP
Top Stanford

Blazer
REG 3* North Texas, USC, NC State, Michigan State
TOP 4* Ohio State, Navy

Doc Sports
REG 4* Arizona, Ohio State, Under Ohio State, San Jose State, Penn State
TOP 6* PAC 12 GOY-- USC

Matt Fargo
REG 9* Texas, Nebraska, 8* Baylor, Illinois, SMU
TOP 10* Georgia Tech, Ohio State

Sports Betting Professor
reg Missouri, Akron, Indiana, Boston College, Ball State, Wake Forest, Florida, San Jose State, UNLV, Idaho, UTEP, Kentucky, Ohio State, USC
TOP Rutgers, Vanderbilt, Ole Miss

Carolina Sports
REG 3* Purdue, Louisville, UCLA, So. Miss
TOP 4* Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt, Boston College, Oregon State, Kansas State, USC

Jim Feist
REG Oregon State
TOP Inner Circle GOY-- Boston College, MAC GOY-- Ball State

Kelso Sturgeon
reg Miss State, Texas Tech, Virginia Tech, Georgia, Air Force, Michigan State, Illinois
TOP 100* Michigan

Lenny Stevens
REG 10* Wisconsin, USC
TOP 20* Clemson, Nebraska

Rocketman
REG 4* Oklahoma State, Hawaii
TOP 5* Florida, Syracuse, Navy

Greg Shaker
REG Over UCLA, Over Nevada, UTEP, Nebraska
TOP Over Auburn

Tom Stryker
REG
TOP Steamroller GOY-- Stanford

Super Lock
REG
TOP Iowa, Indiana, Mississippi State

ATS Lock Club
reg New Mexico, Marshall, Kansas, Bowling Green, Over Stanford, Over Missouri, Over Kansas, Over Baylor
TOP 25* GOY-- Texas Tech

Chip Chirimbes
REG USC, Florida, UCLA
top ACC GOY-- Georgia Tech

Mike Hook
REG Illinois, UCLA, Wyoming, Over Hawaii, North Texas, Rutgers
TOP Colorado State

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adam meyer

arkansas
san jose state
wisc

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Dave Cokin

Buffalo +4.5
San Diego St -18

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Freddy Wills

Mich state
Arizona

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STU FEINER

$100,000 Waive the Rating Private Play
Tennessee 7:15 ET

Private Play
Georgia Tech

10K High Roller
Ohio State

Three-Game 100-Dimer Pack
Florida
UCLA
USC

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Bryan Leonard

GOY Conference USA

SMU +3

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SB Professor NCAAF Reloaded Picks

3:30 PM EST
154. Tulsa -2.5*

7 PM EST
180. UCLA +5*

10 PM EST
200. San Diego St. -18*

Rest of Games
138. Rutgers +7
167. Georgia -2.5
169. San Jose St. +7.5
175. Colorado St. -2.5

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INDIAN COWBOY

4*NHL: Columbus/Chicago OVER 5.5

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michael david

Georgia tech
Kansas state
Ohio state
Usc
Arkansas
Washington

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Advantage Sports (Swami)
Texas
ASU
Kansas St.
Fla. Under
Baylor Over

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SPORTS UNLIMITED
25* GAME OF YEAR
WESTERN MICHIGAN

5 georgia tech
5 illinois

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kelso

75*miss
50*tex. tech
10*geo

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Wunderdog Hockey Plays 10/29:

**All 2 units**

NY Rangers ML -150

Philadelphia ML -175

Philadelphia under5.5

Toronto under5.5

Detroit ML -150

New Jersey ML +110

New Jersey over5

Vancouver under5.5

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SB Professor Original NCAA Picks

12:20 PM EST
146. Vanderbilt +9*

3:30 PM EST
138. Rutgers +7*

7 PM EST
143. Mississippi +13*

Rest of Games
116. Akron +7.5
130. Indiana +8.5
159. Missouri +10
117. Ball St. +12.5
141. Boston College +7
119. Wake Forest +7
168. Florida +2.5
169. San Jose St. +7.5
174. Idaho +7
176. UNLV +2.5
112. Kentucky +10
192. Ohio St. +7.5
194. UTEP +10
196. USC +7.5

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Legit picks

2* oklahoma/kansas state (over)
1* kansas state

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Seabass:
Private Plays
400* Michigan State +14
400*Oklahoma State +14
400*Florida +3
400*San Jose State +7

Lucky 7:
300* Ga Tech (ACC GOY)
300*Stanford/USC over 60 1/2
200 Arizona +4
100 Va Tech over 54
100Kent State +4
100Hawaii -7
100 Iowa State + whatever you can get

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SPORTS WAGERS

Wake Forest +7/+239 over NORTH CAROLINA PINNACLE
3:30 PM EST. Rarely do we play a pooch that we don’t believe can win the game outright and this one is no exception. Thus, we’ll play Wake on both the money line and spread. For one, the home-field edge in this contest is rather non-existent, as there might be as many Deac fans at this one as Tar Heel fans. North Carolina is 5-3 overall and they have a lot of very average wins. What’s more notable is the Tar Heels 1-3 conference record and their inability to beat anyone of substance. The Tar Heels best win this year was a 14-7 home victory over Louisville and all we can say to that is big deal. Wake is coming off a narrow 24-23 win at banged-up Duke last week and that close call has them undervalued here. Wake has a whole bunch of hidden positives going for them. They’re well-coached and they’re getting progressively better with each passing game. Wake has been battle tested and they’ve passed with a big win over #23 Florida 35-30. The Demon Deacons should have little trouble moving the chains all day long against this suspect defense that can’t stop anyone, let alone anyone good. We get the better team in a non-hostile environment that probably has a better chance of winning than the host. Play: #119 Wake Forest +7 (Risking 2.2 units to win 2). Play: Wake Forest +239 (Risking 1 unit).

Georgia Tech +4 over CLEMSON SportsInteraction
8:00 PM EST. The Tigers are undefeated and they’ve been moving up the rankings every week. After opening the year with two easy, Clemson then went on to beat three ranked teams in succession and its stock soared. Subsequently, the Tigers whacked Boston College by 22 in what was supposed to be a “letdown” game. The past two weeks the Tigers have scored 56 and 59 points respectively and now their stock is off the charts. The Yellow Jackets are the complete opposite of Clemson. They were supposed to be make some noise this season and they started out like gangbusters with a 6-0 record before losing to Virginia and Miami over the past two games. Now the Jackets stock has dropped dramatically and as a result, we get a double dose of sell high and buy low. The Tigers are winning and scoring a lot of points but what is being overlooked is their inability to prevent points and they just can’t keep winning 50-45 games. Tigers have been on a high for too long and at some point they’re going to come crashing down. Tech can really slow this one down with an effective running game that ranks 5th at 321 yards per game against a Tigers defense that can’t stop the run. They will wear out this Clemson defense. This one has danger written all over it for the ranked visitors against an unranked host. Yellow Jackets outright but we’ll accept the points. Play: #124 Georgia Tech +150 (Risking 2.1 units to win 2).

KANSAS STATE +13½ over Oklahoma PINNACLE
3:30 PM EST. It's called smoke and mirrors only when it's not sustainable. K-State's get-outgained-but-win act is here to stay. Red zone efficiency, turnover margin and big-play special teams are consistent hallmarks of Bill Snyder teams past, present and future. Another constant is stellar performance as a home underdog. Two touchdowns would have been ample even before Oklahoma's season came crashing down last week. Now the visitor can barely call itself the favorite. The Sooners had three big questions entering a season that was supposed to produce a national title run, and all three were exposed in last week's home loss to Texas Tech, the lowest moment of the Bob Stoops era. Brent Venables' defense has been sliding for three years now while Landry Jones has never quite looked like a quarterback that could make it through a season without a costly performance. And the Oklahoma special teams -- particularly the placekicking -- have long been mediocre for a top team. Kansas State can't win in Stillwater next week, but the Cats have a great shot at this one and they know it. The Wildcats are a team on the rise and will enter next season as the Big-12 favorites. Snyder produced six 11-win seasons in a span of seven years during his first tour on the sideline of the stadium that now bears his name. The upcoming run might not be quite as impressive, but it will produce plenty of big wins. The first defining moment is upon them, and Snyder's charges are up to the task. Huge overlay. Play: #188 Kansas State +13½ (Risking 2.18 units to win 2).

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Chase Diamond (ksp)

Killer Club

100 Dimes Notre Dame -23

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Ohio Sports Betting Prodigy

UTAH - 4.5

NOTRE DAME -23.5

GEORGIA TECH +4

UCLA +5

TENNESSEE +4

OKLAHOMA -12.5

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Florida (4-3) versus #21 Georgia (5-2)
3:30 PM ET, Saturday, October 29, 2011
*Neutral Field* EverBank Field, Jacksonville, Florida
(Georgia - 2 ½, 48 ½)

Alert, Alert, Alert.....SEC Rivalry game here!!! It’s an event known as “The World's Largest Cocktail Party”! OK, I’ll be the first to admit, after Georgia lost their first two games like they did, where I felt they needed to win at least one of them to be a contender in the SEC East, I was writing them off in Week 3. I really thought it was going to be the end of the line for head coach, Mark Richt and offensive coordinator, Mike Bobo too after this season. Not to say it wont as the general consensus among the Georgia faithful is they get tired of seeing their team recruit top classes time and time again only to keep coming up short. They want to know why they’re not being talked about year after year with the Alabama’s and the LSU’s. And as they think the world of Mark Richt as a man and a coach, with great football “smarts”, they also feel it’s time to “put up or shut up”. They want results. Although I feel this may truly be the end of the line for Bobo and his play calling after this season, a win against their despised football enemies, Florida Gators and the Auburn Tigers, may be the only thing that saves Richt’s skin. And I personally feel it’ll take victories in both contests to do this and not just close games. They have eased the situation a little though by winning 5 straight games after those first two losses. Florida on the other hand is just about where I thought they’d be this year record-wise. Bringing together a new coaching staff and trying to employ new schemes usually takes a year or two to gel. Will Muschamp and Charlie Weis will surely do fine in “The Swamp” and a win against their Georgia rival would surely get them back on track and start building their legacy in Florida. Florida is on a 3 game skid but the situations and outcomes of these teams are a little bit different. Lets break it down a little and find out why things are the way they are.

First of all for Florida, their starting QB, John Brantley was injured in the Alabama game a couple weeks back and they have had to play with a backup. That is probably one reason they have been outscored 93-17 over their past 11 quarters. Plus, their speedy running back Jeff Demps was out against Auburn with an ankle injury. They hope to have both back for this contest which will certainly help, but they will by no means probably be playing at 100% and Brantley will surely be rusty and probably take the majority of the game to get back to where he wants to be. Another reason that Florida has had it rough is that they haven’t just been playing cupcake teams. This will be the fourth straight ranked opponent the Gators have faced so that does carry a little more weight, but on the downside of that is that the tougher opponents tend to break you down and wear you down a little more than just the average teams can do. Florida owns the number 71 ranked offense in the nation. They average 26.9 points per game. They average 353.6 total yards per game. It is a pretty balanced attack that features 178 yards through the air and another 175.6 on the ground. Defensively they average giving up 18.9 points per game. They average allowing 289.1 yards of opposing teams offense. 168.4 yards by passing and another 120.7 by rushing.

On the other side of the ball, you have the Georgia Bulldogs that unlike the Gators, are coming in with some momentum and on a winning streak. Lets get right to their stats. They average 411.1 yards per game. 248.7 of them by way of the arm of Aaron Murray and the passing attack and another 162.4 of rushing per game. Defensively, the Dawgs rank number 7 against the run on the road only allowing 71 rushing yards per game. This fact will help to slow down the speedy Demps of Florida somewhat. Overall, Georgia defensively allow on average a total of 273.1 total yards. 171 yards by passing and only another 102.1 through the air. Georgia leads the SEC in conference play with their 248.7 passing yards per game. Last week Aaron Murray lead an attack against Vanderbilt which showcased a career high 326 passing yards and 3 TD’s for him. He’ll be fired up for this game for sure. He wants and is ready to be recognized as one of this conference’s top QB’s. He loves to get out to a fast paced start and early lead which shows by the fact that they have outscored opponents to the tune of 61-10 in the first quarter this year. Teams constantly find themselves having to abandon their gameplan early and play from behind. Still feeling the effects from Tebow and the Gators kicking the butts of Georgia the past few years, the Bulldogs will want nothing more than to return the favor this year, which in turn will eliminate Florida from contention for the SEC Eastern Division Championship. That alone should be motivation enough for the Dawgs to want to win by double digits.....embarrassing their southern foe rivals in the process.

Both teams are coming in after some much needed rest and bye weeks will probably be of more significance to the Gators as they had two key players that needed it badly. Georgia did need to for Crowell to be able to rest that wrist of his too that was nagging him. Nevertheless, both teams will benefit. In order for Brantley to be able to try and find his rythem again after getting hurt, the Gators offensive line will have to do an outstanding job of protecting him, giving him the time he needs to make plays down field. He doesn’t need to have to scramble as he is already not one of the most nimblest of QB’s and plus he is not going to be in top form and probably not be playing at 100%. So don’t look for any sprint outs to the side to throw down the field. You more than likely see some shotgun type plays and maybe some three step drop quick passes to help protect him. On defense, they’ll surely have to try and slow up the playing combination between Murray and Charles. Orson Charles has accumulated 4 TD’s already on 22 receptions and 299 yards. That’s despite missing the game against South Carolina. Murray is a 61% passer that has thrown for over 1,600 yards this season so far and 16 touchdowns. The Gators Special Teams unit has been picked on and laughed at some this year too. They’ve been fooled on some trick plays and had problems just catching punts in general. They just have to play better in general from their last outing against the Tigers from Auburn. They only managed a mere 194 yards of total offense while allowing 278. Plus they had 3 turnovers and wasn’t able to create not a one for themselves to capitalize on. Meanwhile, Georgia has seemed to improve weekly on their game. Their defense ranks sixth in the nation as a whole. Their last game out against Vandy, they were able to amass 443 total yards of defense so they seem to be clicking finally. They did have one turnover but caused 4 that they took away.

Now here is a couple of other things to take into account. The Dawgs are finally going to be at full strength at the linebacker position for this game. For one reason or another, they’ve had at least one of them missing in every game since their opener against Boise State. That hasn’t necessarily been a bad thing as it’s given all the backups plenty of playing time and experience in case of an injury to that position. Yet again, this is something that is coming at just the right time for Georgia as Florida prides itself on their speedy backs. Still, I’m not saying it’s just going to be a cakewalk containing Demps and Rainey. I’m just saying this helps and will allow them to swap experienced players in and out at this position to keep them fresh and rested. The other reason that this is so important is that Georgia has suspended a couple of players for being knuckleheads for the first half of this game. Nosetackle Kwame Geathers and Safety Sean Williams both are being sidelined for the first two quarters. On the bright side, they will be rested for the whole second half against the attack of the Gators.

Something else we have not touched on yet, and another reason that the Murray/Charles combination may be a key, is that Georgia may be without Malcolm Mitchell again as he missed all of the Vandy game nursing an aggravated hamstring. If he sees action here, more than likely it may just be limited. He has been a good weapon for Murray as he has 25 catches on the season for 438 yards. On another note, Georgia knows that there is a possibility they may see two or maybe even all three of Florida’s quarterbacks in this game and they have made sure to prepare for each one. There really isn’t a whole lot of difference in their styles and Driskel is the one that may be more apt to just take off and run. When their starter Brantley is not in there though, and Georgia is faced with either Brissett or Driskel as the signal caller, then they’ll be licking their chops knowing that this tandem has only combined for 1 TD but has thrown 5 interceptions. Studying both teams practices and coaches quotes for this game, I can tell you that Georgia looks to be strong and focus their attention against the run first but have put a lot of emphasis on rushing the passer with just the three or four guys up front without blitzing which will allow them to squeeze the pocket. This will cause Brantley, or whoever is back there to rush their throws and make bad decisions. Murray says that he has had this game circled since way before the season and he wants to have an outstanding outing against the Gators and his home state crowd. The Dawgs know that this is the best opportunity they’ve had in recent years to down the Gators and as long as they don’t get in their own way, then they should pull it out. Granted that all these Georgia wins recently have not come against top-notched teams, they do not want to let South Carolina gain anymore ground on them and will give it their all this whole game through. I have the Bulldogs as 6 point favorites here so I’ll be glad to recommend taking Georgia minus the 2 ½ points. Best of Luck to us!!!

Georgia Bulldogs -2 ½ Reply With Quote

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Teddy C
6* Iowa-15.5

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Maddux

20* nebraska
10* wisconsin
10* usc
10* auburn

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Vegas runner

3* max bomb* ohio state +8
2* ucla +5
2* penn state -5
2* nebraskas -4
2* usc +7.5

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Ivy league sports

kansas st
mich st
usc

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The Consensus Pick

Pick of the Day: 7-point teaser [Wake Forest +13.5; Idaho +14] (-130) [NCAA-FB]

Free Pick: 7-point teaser [Florida +10; Arizona +10.5] (-130) [NCAA-FB]

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Underground Sports Connection

Complete Card:

SD st (-)
USC (+)
Oklahoma st (-)
Maryland (-)
Oklahoma (-)
Syracuse (+)
Nebraska (-)

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Comps:
Duh Manager-South Carolina
Winner Line-OVER Stanford
OTM-OVER Nevada
Kevin Karr(Special K)-New Mexico State