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NCAA Football Game Picks



SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
Time Posted: 11:00 p.m. EST (9/3)


Game 305-306: Florida at Miami (FL) (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Florida 104.661; Miami (FL) 96.423
Dunkel Line: Florida by 8; 54
Vegas Line: Florida by 3; 49
Dunkel Pick: Florida (-3); Over


Game 307-308: Miami (OH) at Kentucky (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Miami (OH) 69.642; Kentucky 77.083
Dunkel Line: Kentucky by 7 1/2; 52
Vegas Line: Kentucky by 17 1/2; 56 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Miami (OH) (+17 1/2); Under


Game 309-310: South Florida at Michigan State (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: South Florida 67.446; Michigan State 99.476
Dunkel Line: Michigan State by 32; 48
Vegas Line: Michigan State by 23 1/2; 44
Dunkel Pick: Michigan State (-23 1/2); Over


Game 313-314: Oklahoma State at TX-San Antonio (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Oklahoma State 109.048; TX-San Antonio 65.663
Dunkel Line: Oklahoma State by 43 1/2; 68
Vegas Line: Oklahoma State by 26; 60
Dunkel Pick: Oklahoma State (-26); Over


Game 315-316: Houston at Temple (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Houston 73.550; Temple 85.177
Dunkel Line: Temple by 11 1/2; 61
Vegas Line: Houston by 3; 67 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Temple (+3); Under


Game 317-318: North Texas at Ohio (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: North Texas 72.942; Ohio 76.197
Dunkel Line: Ohio by 3 1/2; 60
Vegas Line: Ohio by 6; 56 1/2
Dunkel Pick: North Texas (+6); Over


Game 319-320: Middle Tennessee State at North Carolina (12:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Middle Tennessee State 74.345; North Carolina 98.316
Dunkel Line: North Carolina by 24; 62
Vegas Line: North Carolina by 17 1/2; 66
Dunkel Pick: North Carolina (-17 1/2); Under


Game 321-322: Cincinnati at Illinois (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Cincinnati 84.811; Illinois 80.459
Dunkel Line: Cincinnati by 4 1/2; 58
Vegas Line: Cincinnati by 8; 54
Dunkel Pick: Illinois (+8); Over


Game 323-324: West Virginia at Oklahoma (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: West Virginia 87.708; Oklahoma 110.498
Dunkel Line: Oklahoma by 23; 53
Vegas Line: Oklahoma by 20 1/2; 57 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Oklahoma (-20 1/2); Under


Game 325-326: South Carolina at Georgia (4:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: South Carolina 105.205; Georgia 106.214
Dunkel Line: Georgia by 1; 53
Vegas Line: Georgia by 3; 56
Dunkel Pick: South Carolina (+3); Under


Game 327-328: San Diego State at Ohio State (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: San Diego State 73.199; Ohio State 107.807
Dunkel Line: Ohio State by 34 1/2; 58
Vegas Line: Ohio State by 28; 54 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Ohio State (-28); Over


Game 329-330: Utah State at Air Force (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Utah State 94.179; Air Force 79.753
Dunkel Line: Utah State by 14 1/2; 54
Vegas Line: Utah State by 9 1/2; 60 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Utah State (-9 1/2); Under


Game 331-332: South Alabama at Tulane (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: South Alabama 64.999; Tulane 65.850
Dunkel Line: Tulane by 1; 56
Vegas Line: Tulane by 6 1/2; 50 1/2
Dunkel Pick: South Alabama (+6 1/2); Over


Game 333-334: Oregon at Virginia (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Oregon 117.575; Virginia 86.073
Dunkel Line: Oregon by 31 1/2; 58
Vegas Line: Oregon by 21 1/2; 61
Dunkel Pick: Oregon (-21 1/2); Under


Game 335-336: Duke at Memphis (4:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Duke 80.795; Memphis 84.362
Dunkel Line: Memphis by 3 1/2; 55
Vegas Line: Duke by 6; 49 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Memphis (+6); Over


Game 337-338: Syracuse at Northwestern (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Syracuse 88.526; Northwestern 103.660
Dunkel Line: Northwestern by 15; 58
Vegas Line: Northwestern by 12; No Total
Dunkel Pick: Northwestern (-12); N/A


Game 339-340: Navy at Indiana (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Navy 82.756; Indiana 81.212
Dunkel Line: Navy by 1 1/2; 61
Vegas Line: Indiana by 13; 66
Dunkel Pick: Navy (+13); Under


Game 341-342: Southern Mississippi at Nebraska (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Southern Mississippi 68.158; Nebraska 101.902
Dunkel Line: Nebraska by 32 1/2; 54
Vegas Line: Nebraska by 28; 59 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Nebraska (-28); Under


Game 343-344: Texas at BYU (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Texas 99.681; BYU 98.089
Dunkel Line: Texas by 1 1/2; 60
Vegas Line: Texas by 7 1/2; 55
Dunkel Pick: BYU (+7 1/2); Over


Game 345-346: UAB at LSU (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: UAB 68.548; LSU 109.386
Dunkel Line: LSU by 41; 64
Vegas Line: LSU by 34 1/2; 61 1/2
Dunkel Pick: LSU (-34 1/2); Over


Game 347-348: Toledo at Missouri (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Toledo 83.659; Missouri 93.322
Dunkel Line: Missouri by 9 1/2; 62
Vegas Line: Missouri by 17 1/2; 66 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Toledo (+17 1/2); Under


Game 349-350: Colorado State at Tulsa (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Colorado State 67.808; Tulsa 93.743
Dunkel Line: Tulsa by 26; 62
Vegas Line: Tulsa by 10; 53
Dunkel Pick: Tulsa (-10); Over


Game 351-352: Arkansas State at Auburn (7:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Arkansas State 87.014; Auburn 82.799
Dunkel Line: Arkansas State by 4; 55
Vegas Line: Auburn by 13; 61 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Arkansas State (+13); Under


Game 353-354: Army at Ball State (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Army 72.986; Ball State 77.416
Dunkel Line: Ball State by 4 1/2; 56
Vegas Line: Ball State by 8; 60 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Army (+8); Under


Game 355-356: Eastern Michigan at Penn State (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Eastern Michigan 65.421; Penn State 101.095
Dunkel Line: Penn State by 35 1/2; 53
Vegas Line: Penn State by 22 1/2; 48 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Penn State (-22 1/2); Over


Game 357-358: Buffalo at Baylor (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Buffalo 75.588; Baylor 99.539
Dunkel Line: Baylor by 24; 62
Vegas Line: Baylor by 27 1/2; 66
Dunkel Pick: Buffalo (+27 1/2); Under


Game 359-360: Bowling Green at Kent State (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Bowling Green 92.968; Kent State 83.190
Dunkel Line: Bowling Green by 10; 49
Vegas Line: Bowling Green by 7; 44 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Bowling Green (-7); Over


Game 361-362: Western Kentucky at Tennessee (12:21 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Western Kentucky 74.389; Tennessee 90.857
Dunkel Line: Tennessee by 16 1/2; 60
Vegas Line: Tennessee by 13 1/2; 56 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Tennessee (-13 1/2); Over


Game 363-364: UL-Lafayette at Kansas State (10:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: UL-Lafayette 82.404; Kansas State 90.512
Dunkel Line: Kansas State by 8; 55
Vegas Line: Kansas State by 10 1/2; 60
Dunkel Pick: UL-Lafayette (+10 1/2); Under


Game 365-366: Notre Dame at Michigan (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Notre Dame 102.361; Michigan 108.723
Dunkel Line: Michigan by 6 1/2; 48
Vegas Line: Michigan by 3 1/2; 52
Dunkel Pick: Michigan (-3 1/2); Under


Game 367-368: Hawaii at Oregon State (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Hawaii 70.592; Oregon State 93.786
Dunkel Line: Oregon State by 23; 58
Vegas Line: Oregon State by 27; 53
Dunkel Pick: Hawaii (+27); Over


Game 369-370: Minnesota at New Mexico State (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Minnesota 77.759; New Mexico State 64.391
Dunkel Line: Minnesota by 13 1/2; 55
Vegas Line: Minnesota by 16 1/2; 51
Dunkel Pick: New Mexico State (+16 1/2); Over


Game 371-372: Idaho at Wyoming (4:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Idaho 52.871; Wyoming 82.816
Dunkel Line: Wyoming by 30; 60
Vegas Line: Wyoming by 27 1/2; 64 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Wyoming (-27 1/2); Under


Game 373-374: New Mexico at UTEP (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: New Mexico 72.300; UTEP 75.933
Dunkel Line: UTEP by 3 1/2; 50
Vegas Line: UTEP by 6 1/2; No Total
Dunkel Pick: New Mexico (+6 1/2); N/A


Game 375-376: Washington State at USC (10:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Washington State 78.750; USC 107.778
Dunkel Line: USC by 29; 61
Vegas Line: USC by 14 1/2; 53
Dunkel Pick: USC (-14 1/2); Over


Game 377-378: Arizona at UNLV (10:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Arizona 85.306; UNLV 77.422
Dunkel Line: Arizona by 8; 58
Vegas Line: Arizona by 11; 61
Dunkel Pick: UNLV (+11); Under


Game 379-380: San Jose State at Stanford (11:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: San Jose State 86.129; Stanford 116.796
Dunkel Line: Stanford by 30 1/2; 52
Vegas Line: Stanford by 26 1/2; 48 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Stanford (-26 1/2); Over





OTHER MAJOR GAMES:
Time Posted: 11:00 a.m. EST (9/4)


Game 383-384: Chattanooga at Georgia State (2:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Chattanooga 64.907; Georgia State 57.292
Dunkel Line: Chattanooga by 7 1/2
Vegas Line: Chattanooga by 10
Dunkel Pick: Georgia State (+10)


Game 385-386: Norfolk State at Rutgers (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Norfolk State 49.696; Rutgers 86.051
Dunkel Line: Rutgers by 36 1/2
Vegas Line: Rutgers by 40
Dunkel Pick: Norfolk State (+40)


Game 387-388: Tennessee Tech at Wisconsin (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Tennessee Tech 52.388; Wisconsin 104.197
Dunkel Line: Wisconsin by 52
Vegas Line: Wisconsin by 45
Dunkel Pick: Wisconsin (-45)


Game 389-390: Missouri State at Iowa (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Missouri State 57.680; Iowa 89.429
Dunkel Line: Iowa by 32
Vegas Line: Iowa by 24 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Iowa (-24 1/2)


Game 391-392: Indiana State at Purdue (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Indiana State 69.689; Purdue 83.166
Dunkel Line: Purdue by 13 1/2
Vegas Line: Purdue by 17
Dunkel Pick: Indiana State (+17)


Game 393-394: SE Louisiana at TCU (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: SE Louisiana 50.598; TCU 102.914
Dunkel Line: TCU by 52 1/2
Vegas Line: TCU by 42 1/2
Dunkel Pick: TCU (-42 1/2)


Game 395-396: Eastern Kentucky at Louisville (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Eastern Kentucky 73.328; Louisville 99.983
Dunkel Line: Louisville by 26 1/2
Vegas Line: Louisville by 40 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Eastern Kentucky (+40 1/2)


Game 397-398: South Carolina State at Clemson (12:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: South Carolina State 48.364; Clemson 105.494
Dunkel Line: Clemson by 57
Vegas Line: Clemson by 52
Dunkel Pick: Clemson (-52)


Game 399-400: Western Carolina at Virginia Tech (1:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Western Carolina 51.778; Virginia Tech 91.444
Dunkel Line: Virginia Tech by 39 1/2
Vegas Line: Virginia Tech by 42
Dunkel Pick: Western Carolina (+42)


Game 401-402: Maine at Massachusetts (2:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Maine 64.296; Massachusetts 64.435
Dunkel Line: Even
Vegas Line: Maine by 3
Dunkel Pick: Massachusetts (+3)


Game 403-404: Alcorn State at Mississippi State (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Alcorn State 33.616; Mississippi State 96.379
Dunkel Line: Mississippi State by 63
Vegas Line: Mississippi State by 42 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Mississippi State (-42 1/2)


Game 405-406: Weber State at Utah (2:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Weber State 61.498; Utah 95.036
Dunkel Line: Utah by 33 1/2
Vegas Line: Utah by 23
Dunkel Pick: Utah (-23)


Game 407-408: New Hampshire at Central Michigan (3:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: New Hampshire 70.620; Central Michigan 71.523
Dunkel Line: Central Michigan by 1
Vegas Line: Central Michigan by 3 1/2
Dunkel Pick: New Hampshire (+3 1/2)


Game 409-410: Tennessee Martin at Boise State (3:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Tennessee Martin 70.926; Boise State 90.236
Dunkel Line: Boise State by 19 1/2
Vegas Line: Boise State by 35 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Tennessee Martin (+35 1/2)


Game 411-412: Old Dominion at Maryland (4:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Old Dominion 70.433; Maryland 91.399
Dunkel Line: Maryland by 21
Vegas Line: Maryland by 18 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Maryland (-18 1/2)


Game 413-414: UC Davis at Nevada (9:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: UC Davis 64.158; Nevada 78.786
Dunkel Line: Nevada by 14 1/2
Vegas Line: Nevada by 18
Dunkel Pick: UC Davis (+18)


Game 415-416: Portland State at California (5:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Portland State 62.286; California 92.912
Dunkel Line: California by 30 1/2
Vegas Line: California by 27 1/2
Dunkel Pick: California (-27 1/2)


Game 417-418: Richmond at NC State (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Richmond 71.129; NC State 95.268
Dunkel Line: NC State by 24
Vegas Line: NC State by 23
Dunkel Pick: NC State (-23)


Game 419-420: James Madison at Akron (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: James Madison 69.134; Akron 66.533
Dunkel Line: James Madison by 2 1/2
Vegas Line: Akron by 3
Dunkel Pick: James Madison (+3)


Game 421-422: Gardner-Webb at Marshall (6:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Gardner-Webb 41.453; Marshall 85.606
Dunkel Line: Marshall by 44
Vegas Line: Marshall by 42 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Marshall (-42 1/2)


Game 423-424: Prairie View at Texas State (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Prairie View 46.590; Texas State 74.565
Dunkel Line: Texas State by 28
Vegas Line: Texas State by 32 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Prairie View (+32 1/2)


Game 425-426: South Dakota at Kansas (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: South Dakota 59.247; Kansas 73.563
Dunkel Line: Kansas by 14 1/2
Vegas Line: Kansas by 23
Dunkel Pick: South Dakota (+23)


Game 427-428: Lamar at Louisiana Tech (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Lamar 43.895; Louisiana Tech 85.368
Dunkel Line: Louisiana Tech by 41 1/2
Vegas Line: Louisiana Tech by 27
Dunkel Pick: Louisiana Tech (-27)


Game 429-430: Nicholls State at Western Michigan (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Nicholls State 43.820; Western Michigan 75.152
Dunkel Line: Western Michigan by 31 1/2
Vegas Line: Western Michigan by 25 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Western Michigan (-25 1/2)


Game 431-432: Samford at Arkansas (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Samford 64.401; Arkansas 93.751
Dunkel Line: Arkansas by 29 1/2
Vegas Line: Arkansas by 32 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Samford (+32 1/2)


Game 433-434: SE Missouri State at Mississippi (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: SE Missouri State 50.300; Mississippi 98.618
Dunkel Line: Mississippi by 48 1/2
Vegas Line: Mississippi by 52 1/2
Dunkel Pick: SE Missouri State (+52 1/2)


Game 435-436: Austin Peay at Vanderbilt (7:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Austin Peay 40.254; Vanderbilt 98.228
Dunkel Line: Vanderbilt by 58
Vegas Line: Vanderbilt by 47 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Vanderbilt (-47 1/2)


Game 437-438: Sam Houston State at Texas A&M (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Sam Houston State 87.343; Texas A&M 113.421
Dunkel Line: Texas A&M by 26
Vegas Line: Texas A&M by 45
Dunkel Pick: Sam Houston State (+45)


Game 439-440: Grambling State at UL-Monroe (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Grambling State 29.791; UL-Monroe 84.001
Dunkel Line: UL-Monroe by 54
Vegas Line: UL-Monroe by 38 1/2
Dunkel Pick: UL-Monroe (-38 1/2)


Game 441-442: Stephen F. Austin at Texas Tech (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Stephen F. Austin 55.500; Texas Tech 99.235
Dunkel Line: Texas Tech by 43 1/2
Vegas Line: Texas Tech by 38
Dunkel Pick: Texas Tech (-38)


Game 443-444: Savannah State at Troy (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Savannah State 25.341; Troy 71.548
Dunkel Line: Troy by 46
Vegas Line: Troy by 49 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Savannah State (+49 1/2)


Game 445-446: Montana State at SMU (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Montana State 73.891; SMU 88.342
Dunkel Line: SMU by 14 1/2
Vegas Line: SMU by 10
Dunkel Pick: SMU (-10)


Game 447-448: Central Arkansas at Colorado (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Central Arkansas 71.407; Colorado 74.915
Dunkel Line: Colorado by 3 1/2
Vegas Line: Colorado by 14 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Central Arkansas (+14 1/2)


Game 449-450: Cal Poly at Fresno State (10:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Cal Poly 75.143; Fresno State 92.839
Dunkel Line: Fresno State by 17 1/2
Vegas Line: Fresno State by 27
Dunkel Pick: Cal Poly (+27)





OTHER GAMES:
Time Posted: 11:00 a.m. EST (9/4)


Morgan State at Robert Morris (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Morgan State 46.244; Robert Morris 45.266
Dunkel Line: Morgan State by 1


Central Connecticut State at Lehigh (12:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Central Connecticut State 40.507; Lehigh 64.474
Dunkel Line: Lehigh by 24


Towson at Holy Cross (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Towson 71.870; Holy Cross 56.644
Dunkel Line: Towson by 15


Stony Brook at Rhode Island (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Stony Brook 71.748; Rhode Island 36.753
Dunkel Line: Stony Brook by 35


Duquesne at Dayton (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Duquesne 52.886; Dayton 50.329
Dunkel Line: Duquesne by 2 1/2


Tennessee State at Florida A&M (2:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Tennessee State 59.631; Florida A&M 54.233
Dunkel Line: Tennessee State by 5 1/2


Delaware State at Delaware (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Delaware State 49.375; Delaware 61.848
Dunkel Line: Delaware by 12 1/2


Morehead State at Youngstown State (4:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Morehead State 46.502; Youngstown State 69.364
Dunkel Line: Youngstown State by 23


Drake at Northern Iowa (5:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Drake 49.575; Northern Iowa 79.770
Dunkel Line: Northern Iowa by 30


Davidson at Georgetown (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Davidson 26.798; Georgetown 50.944
Dunkel Line: Georgetown by 24


St. Francis (PA) at Georgia Southern (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: St. Francis (PA) 44.512; Georgia Southern 86.841
Dunkel Line: Georgia Southern 42 1/2


Sacred Heart at Lafayette (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Sacred Heart 46.544; Lafayette 47.907
Dunkel Line: Lafayette by 1 1/2


Furman at Coastal Carolina (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Furman 49.336; Coastal Carolina 64.638
Dunkel Line: Coastal Carolina by 15 1/2


North Carolina A&T at Appalachian State (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: North Carolina A&T 49.029; Appalachian State 73.642
Dunkel Line: Appalachian State by 24 1/2


Maris at Bucknell (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Marist 36.576; Bucknell 51.978
Dunkel Line: Bucknell by 15 1/2


Albany at Colgate (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Albany 50.022; Colgate 60.955
Dunkel Line: Colgate by 11


Villanova at Fordham (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Villanova 70.486; Fordham 57.955
Dunkel Line: Villanova by 12 1/2


Alabama State at Jackson State (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Alabama State 55.917; Jackson State 50.858
Dunkel Line: Alabama State by 5


Wofford at The Citadel (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Wofford 65.359; The Citadel 58.222
Dunkel Line: Wofford by 7


Jacksonville at Jacksonville State (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Jacksonville 43.445; Jacksonville State 65.486
Dunkel Line: Jacksonville State by 22


Eastern Illinois at Southern Illinois (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Eastern Illinois 64.106; Southern Illinois 69.476
Dunkel Line: Southern Illinois by 5 1/2


South Dakota State at North Dakota (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: South Dakota State 78.229; North Dakota 69.410
Dunkel Line: South Dakota State by 9


Monmouth at Liberty (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Monmouth 54.793; Liberty 67.981
Dunkel Line: Liberty by 13


Southern at Northwestern State (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Southern 37.994; Northwestern State 62.186
Dunkel Line: Northwestern State by 24


Hampton at William & Mary (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Hampton 39.464; William & Mary 69.732
Dunkel Line: William & Mary by 30 1/2


Arkansas-Pine Bluff at McNeese State (8:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Arkansas-Pine Bluff 50.365; McNeese State 67.363
Dunkel Line: McNeese State by 17

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RAS

1 Illinois
1 Washington State
1 Buffalo U.
1 South Florida

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Betting Line Moves

Tulsa -10
Texas -7
Tulane -6
Navy +13
San Jose State +26.5

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Greg Shaker

This is actually a 2% Client Play for Saturday..

358 Baylor / 357 Buffalo OVER 66 Bookmaker (http://www.cappersmall.com/forums/redirect-to/?redirect=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bookmaker.eu%2F%3Fcmpid %3D4437).com

Analysis: I am never in love with playing OVER on a game with a number as high as this one. In fact so much so that I can't remember the last time that I did. But this one at least qualifies as a Heavy Petter and good enough for a 2% Play. Handicapping Totals in College Sports is so much different than any other sport and as usual I am not spilling all the beans as to how I landed on 71.1 for this one. However, we can talk about a number of things including the fact that Baylor is not likely to miss a beat this year. This game opened at 64 at Cris/BM and Nobody was able to get that line unless they were right there at their Internet Machine because in about 1 Minute it moved to what it is right now, 66. I doubt that Brice Petty will ever be know as BP1 but this guy has waited a long time to play behind RG3 and he is making the most of it. What he has to work with this year is a HUGE Offensive Line and a very talented one. Baylor should not miss a beat this year and while scoring 69 verses Wofford is not absolutely a Deal Maker, this team is going to score a lot of points this year. Their D remains mediocre at best though, maybe slightly improved over a year ago. The problem with Baylor is that the offense attacks so viciously that the D does not get the proper amount of time to catch their breath. That is why the last 6 games they have played have topped the 72 Point Mark or more, often much more. It's all about a pattern and this is Baylor's pattern. This 66 happens to be one of the lowest totals for any Baylor Games recently and it does present itself with value. I am going to play.

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Chris Justice

CFB
Tulane -6
Tennessee -13.5
OVER 54 - Hawaii - Oregon St.
Miami +3
Wyoming -27

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Northcoast

Early Bird Play - Bowling Green

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Exposing the Top 25 Where The Polls Went Wrong
By Jesse Schule

Each week throughout the college football season, Covers Expert Jesse Schule will dissect the new Top 25 rankings, looking for betting value. He'll showcase the most overrated team, along with the most underrated ranked team, and an unranked squad that he feels should be in the Top 25.

Most underrated Top 25 team: Washington Huskies (1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS)

The Huskies showed signs of greatness last season, with upset wins over Top 25 teams Stanford and Oregon State. The season ended with a disappointing loss to Boise State in the Las Vegas Bowl. Washington avenged that loss in emphatic fashion in Week 1, blowing out the No. 19 ranked Broncos at Husky Stadium.

Bishop Sankey ran for 161 yards and a pair of scores on 25 carries and Keith Price completed 23 of 31 passes for 324 yards and a pair of touchdowns. If the Huskies continue to play like this, they are going to be tough to beat.

Most overrated Top 25 team: Ohio State Buckeyes (1-0 SU, 0-1 ATS)

The Buckeyes won big over Buffalo in Week 1, but coach Urban Meyer wasn't happy with the way his team played in the second half. With OSU clinging to a 10-point lead in the third quarter, Braxton Miller fumbled on his own 1-yard line but fortunately for Ohio State, it was nullified by a penalty.

The Buckeyes are going to have to be better against tougher opponents and Urban Meyer knows it.

"And then we rough a punter, and we have a fourth down (play) we don't make and then we throw a screen and it goes the other way,” he told the media. “In a tight game, you're going to lose."

Unranked team that should be ranked: Baylor Bears (1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS)

The Bears had the top offense in the country in 2012 (total yards) and they scored 69 points in a Week 1 blowout over Wofford. What's even more impressive is that their defense, which couldn't stop anyone a season ago, limited the Terriers to just three points.

The Bears have a light schedule through the next two months, with six straight games against unranked teams.

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Beyond the BCS Capping College Football's Small Conferences
by Doc Sports

Some of the best betting value in college football is hiding beyond the BCS, in the small conferences. Each week, Doc’s Sports will look at the little programs that could help you make big cash this college season.

Team to Watch: Kent State Golden Flashes

This week: vs. Bowling Green (+7.5)

Kent State’s remarkable 2012 season put it on the brink of an Orange Bowl berth before a heartbreaking loss to Northern Illinois ended those hopes. The Golden Flashes weren’t particularly impressive last week against Liberty, but a 10-0 fourth-quarter run allowed them to survive 17-10. The fearsome running back duo of Dri Archer and Trayion Durham is back for an encore, so this program should remain in great shape.

Kent State is 7-2-1 ATS in its last 10 home games, and 9-3-1 ATS in its last 10 overall. The Golden Flashes are also 4-0 ATS in their last four against a Bowling Green squad that is just 4-12-1 ATS in its last 17 against opponents with winning records.

Team to Beware: South Alabama Jaguars

This week: at Tulane (+6.5)

South Alabama’s year got off to a dreadful start last weekend. Playing at home as a 15.5-point favorite, the team fell to Southern Utah 22-21 after blowing a 21-13 lead with fewer than seven minutes remaining. The Jaguars are once again using a two-quarterback system featuring Ross Metheny and Brandon Bridge, but it only seemed to prevent Metheny from getting into a rhythm against the Thunderbirds.

To say the recent trends do not favor South Alabama would be an understatement. The Jaguars are 0-6 ATS in their last six games overall and 0-6 ATS in their last six following a SU loss. On the other hand, Tulane is 7-2 ATS in its last nine overall, 5-0 ATS in its last five home dates, and 7-0 ATS in its last seven on turf.

Total Team: Toledo Rockets

This week: at Missouri (66.5)

Toledo is not messing around to begin the season, with opening games at Florida and Missouri. The Rockets lost to the Gators 24-6, a result that went well under the 55.5-point total. They mustered only two field goals and 205 total yards despite turning the ball over only once, so that doesn’t bode well for their prospects against another SEC defense.

Toledo’s defense returns eight starters from last year’s squad and it got off to a solid start by at least containing Florida. In the high-scoring MAC, the Rockets held opponents to an average of 26.2 yards in their last five regular season games last season. The under is 7-0 in Toledo’s last seven games dating back to last season, 4-0 in the team’s last four road games, and 4-1 in its last five non-conference games.

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Fat Jack Sports

SOUTH FLORIDA +24

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Bryan Leonard | CFB SideSat, 09/07/13 - 12:00 PM
triple-dime bet307 Miami (Ohio) 17.0 (-110) Hilton vs 308 Kentucky

Analysis: 307 Miami Ohio v Kentucky
The Redhawks were beaten in the opener at Marshall but that wasn't much of a surprise to us. We have Marshall as one of the most improved teams in the country, so a dominating home victory didn't come aˆs a shocker. That line opened at 14 1/2 and rose all the way to 20 1/2 at close. But the money did not pour in on the Thundering Herd because of their opponent, it did so because of the massive improvement by Marshall. While Marshall won that game 52-14 on the scoreboard, keep in mind that contest was tied at 14 apiece at the half. Miami Ohio is a middle of the pack MAC team that has a good pedigree of winning. Miami lost star QB Dysert in the off-season but new starting QB Boucher has plenty of experience. The Redhawks were outclassed in the second half last week, but despite facing an SEC squad this week Kentucky is a step down in class.
Kentucky is coming off a neutral site loss to up and coming in-state rival Western Kentucky. The Wildcats entered that game in revenge mode for a 32-31 overtime loss to the Hilltoppers last season. Kentucky has another in-state rivalry revenge game on deck against Louisville. So despite the loss this is a major sandwich game for the host. Add in the fact that Kentucky pounded a fellow MAC team Kent State last year and we can see the Wildcats overlooking Miami here. Jalen Whitlow started at quarterback last week but Maxwell Smith came in and sparked the team in the second half. Smith will get the start here for the Wildcats. Smith has the better arm but Whitlow has the better running game. Defensively Kentucky has permitted 27 points or more in 11 of their last 13 games. They are not a team that should be laying this type of number.
PLAY MIAMI OHIO

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RAS

335 duke over 51
307 mia oh under 56
361 w ken ov 55-
332 tulane under 51
367 hawaii over 53

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Phil Steele ( Steele Traps Plays)
1-1 last week

Usc -15
Texas -7

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Mighty Quinn
4-6 last week

Fla
Rutgers
Penn st
Ball st
Oregon best bet
Ohio st
Georgia
North Western
Oklahoma
Notre dame

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Ben Lee Eckstein
2-8 last week

Miami
Rutgers
Penn st
Ball st best bet
Oregon
Ohio st
Georgia
north western
Oklahoma
michigan

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Hondo
3-0 last week on best bets
Ohio st
Oklahoma
Stanford

10-5 in all

Wake forest
mich st
fla
cinny
ball st
ohio st
Oregon
s Carolina
Syracuse
Oklahoma
texas
mich
wash st
Arizona
stanford

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Chris shaw
3-0 last week

Fla
Oregon
Arizona

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Betting Line Moves

Hawaii / Oregon State Over 54
W.Kentucky/ Tenn Over 56

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Mitch Wilson

Dog of the day: ​Southern Miss Eagles +points

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DCI College Football
The Daniel Curry Index

Week 2 Scores/Predictions

Saturday, September 7, 2013

American Athletic Conference
Houston at TEMPLE, 12:00 pm ET TEMPLE 35.5, Houston 33.4

Big 12 Conference
West Virginia at OKLAHOMA, 7:00 pm ET OKLAHOMA 44.3, West Virginia 27.9

Mid-American Conference
Bowling Green at KENT STATE, 12:00 pm ET KENT STATE 19.1, Bowling Green 17.6

Mountain West Conference
Utah State at AIR FORCE, 3:30 pm ET Utah State 35.4, AIR FORCE 18.7

Pacific-12 Conference
Washington State at USC, 10:30 pm ET USC 36.9, Washington State 17.4

Southeastern Conference
South Carolina at GEORGIA, 4:30 pm ET GEORGIA 27.3, South Carolina 25.3

FBS Non-Conference
James Madison at AKRON, 6:00 pm ET James Madison 31.0, AKRON 18.4
Samford at ARKANSAS, 7:00 pm ET Arkansas 32.6, Samford 8.6
Arkansas State at AUBURN, 7:30 pm ET Arkansas State 32.9, AUBURN 21.2
Army at BALL STATE, 1:00 pm ET BALL STATE 43.2, Army 21.3
Buffalo at BAYLOR, 3:30 pm ET BAYLOR 55.8, Buffalo 16.7
UT Martin at BOISE STATE, 3:00 pm ET BOISE STATE 42.0, UT Martin 19.1
Texas at BYU, 7:00 pm ET Texas 25.8, BYU 22.1
Portland State at CALIFORNIA, 5:00 pm ET CALIFORNIA 48.2, Portland State 27.7
New Hampshire at CENTRAL MICHIGAN, 3:00 pm ET CENTRAL MICHIGAN 35.3, New Hampshire 31.6
South Carolina State at CLEMSON, 12:30 pm ET CLEMSON 55.7, South Carolina State 0.2
Central Arkansas at COLORADO, 8:00 pm ET Central Arkansas 34.0, COLORADO 31.9
Cal Poly at FRESNO STATE, 10:00 pm ET FRESNO STATE 43.0, Cal Poly 30.5
Chattanooga at GEORGIA STATE, 2:00 pm ET Chattanooga 31.7, GEORGIA STATE 17.9
Cincinnati at ILLINOIS, 12:00 pm ET Cincinnati 35.6, ILLINOIS 13.1
Navy at INDIANA, 6:00 pm ET INDIANA 40.3, Navy 33.5
Missouri State at IOWA, 12:00 pm ET IOWA 28.6, Missouri State 6.7
South Dakota at KANSAS, 7:00 pm ET KANSAS 28.2, South Dakota 18.4
Louisiana-Lafayette at KANSAS STATE, 6:30 pm ET KANSAS STATE 46.0, Louisiana-Lafayette 20.1
Miami (Ohio) at KENTUCKY, 12:00 pm ET KENTUCKY 29.7, Miami (Ohio) 21.3
Lamar at LOUISIANA TECH, 7:00 pm ET LOUISIANA TECH 62.0, Lamar 19.6
Eastern Kentucky at LOUISVILLE, 12:00 pm ET LOUISVILLE 38.1, Eastern Kentucky 13.1
Uab at LSU, 7:00 pm ET LSU 49.7, Uab 11.0
Gardner-Webb at MARSHALL, 6:30 pm ET MARSHALL 54.2, Gardner-Webb 23.2
Old Dominion at MARYLAND, 4:00 pm ET MARYLAND 41.2, Old Dominion 35.5
Maine at MASSACHUSETTS, 2:00 pm ET Maine 29.3, MASSACHUSETTS 12.8
Duke at MEMPHIS, 4:30 pm ET Duke 37.3, MEMPHIS 30.3
Florida at MIAMI (FLA.), 12:00 pm ET Florida 25.0, MIAMI (FLA.) 19.1
Notre Dame at MICHIGAN, 8:00 pm ET MICHIGAN 20.1, Notre Dame 18.9
South Florida at MICHIGAN STATE, 12:00 pm ET MICHIGAN STATE 31.9, South Florida 1.5
Alcorn State at MISSISSIPPI STATE, 3:30 pm ET MISSISSIPPI STATE 49.4, Alcorn State 0.1
Toledo at MISSOURI, 3:30 pm ET MISSOURI 36.1, Toledo 26.2
Richmond at NC STATE, 6:00 pm ET NC STATE 33.1, Richmond 16.2
Southern Miss at NEBRASKA, 6:00 pm ET NEBRASKA 51.0, Southern Miss 12.0
UC Davis at NEVADA, 9:05 pm ET NEVADA 42.8, UC Davis 25.1
Minnesota at NEW MEXICO STATE, 8:00 pm ET Minnesota 42.9, NEW MEXICO STATE 14.8
Middle Tennessee at NORTH CAROLINA, 12:30 pm ET NORTH CAROLINA 43.6, Middle Tennessee 19.8
Syracuse at NORTHWESTERN, 6:00 pm ET NORTHWESTERN 31.7, Syracuse 23.9
North Texas at OHIO, 7:00 pm ET OHIO 31.1, North Texas 19.3
San Diego State at OHIO STATE, 3:30 pm ET OHIO STATE 39.6, San Diego State 16.4
Southeast Missouri State at OLE MISS, 7:00 pm ET OLE MISS 59.8, Southeast Missouri State 4.8
Hawai'i at OREGON STATE, 8:00 pm ET OREGON STATE 42.2, Hawai'i 18.7
Eastern Michigan at PENN STATE, 12:00 pm ET PENN STATE 45.5, Eastern Michigan 4.9
Indiana State at PURDUE, 12:00 pm ET PURDUE 35.0, Indiana State 19.5
Norfolk State at RUTGERS, 12:00 pm ET RUTGERS 40.6, Norfolk State 0.0
Montana State at SMU, 8:00 pm ET SMU 32.5, Montana State 22.4
San Jose State at STANFORD, 11:00 pm ET STANFORD 32.9, San Jose State 10.4
Southeastern Louisiana at TCU, 12:00 pm ET TCU 43.5, Southeastern Louisiana 8.7
Western Kentucky at TENNESSEE, 12:21 pm ET TENNESSEE 37.1, Western Kentucky 26.5
Sam Houston State at TEXAS A&M, 7:00 pm ET TEXAS A&M 54.2, Sam Houston State 22.9
Prairie View A&M at TEXAS STATE, 7:00 pm ET TEXAS STATE 42.5, Prairie View A&M 23.3
Stephen F. Austin at TEXAS TECH, 7:00 pm ET TEXAS TECH 61.8, Stephen F. Austin 23.7
Savannah State at TROY, 7:00 pm ET TROY 57.6, Savannah State 8.8
South Alabama at TULANE, 3:30 pm ET TULANE 31.2, South Alabama 20.2
Colorado State at TULSA, 7:00 pm ET TULSA 40.6, Colorado State 12.8
Grambling at ULM, 7:00 pm ET ULM 46.2, Grambling 2.6
Arizona at UNLV, 10:30 pm ET Arizona 49.4, UNLV 21.8
Weber State at UTAH, 2:00 pm ET UTAH 44.4, Weber State 16.8
New Mexico at UTEP, 8:00 pm ET UTEP 29.8, New Mexico 20.7
Oklahoma State at UTSA, 12:00 pm ET Oklahoma State 48.3, UTSA 20.4
Austin Peay at VANDERBILT, 7:30 pm ET VANDERBILT 58.3, Austin Peay 2.1
Oregon at VIRGINIA, 3:30 pm ET Oregon 44.0, VIRGINIA 16.4
Western Carolina at VIRGINIA TECH, 1:30 pm ET VIRGINIA TECH 46.0, Western Carolina 7.8
Nicholls State at WESTERN MICHIGAN, 7:00 pm ET WESTERN MICHIGAN 47.4, Nicholls State 15.3
Tennessee Tech at WISCONSIN, 12:00 pm ET WISCONSIN 56.7, Tennessee Tech 8.9
Idaho at WYOMING, 4:00 pm ET WYOMING 45.2, Idaho 18.7

Colonial Athletic Association
Stony Brook at RHODE ISLAND, 1:00 pm ET Stony Brook 36.7, RHODE ISLAND 10.6

Southern Conference
Wofford at THE CITADEL, 6:00 pm ET Wofford 29.9, THE CITADEL 16.0

Southwestern Athletic Conference
Alabama State at JACKSON STATE, 6:00 pm ET Alabama State 24.8, JACKSON STATE 22.4

FCS Non-Conference
North Carolina A&T at APPALACHIAN STATE, 6:00 pm ET APPALACHIAN STATE 25.7, North Carolina A&T 14.6
Marist at BUCKNELL, 6:00 pm ET BUCKNELL 25.5, Marist 4.3
Furman at COASTAL CAROLINA, 6:00 pm ET COASTAL CAROLINA 39.2, Furman 21.8
Albany at COLGATE, 6:00 pm ET COLGATE 38.8, Albany 32.3
Duquesne at DAYTON, 1:00 pm ET Duquesne 21.3, DAYTON 18.6
Delaware State at DELAWARE, 3:30 pm ET DELAWARE 35.2, Delaware State 16.0
Tennessee State at FLORIDA A&M, 2:00 pm ET FLORIDA A&M 18.9, Tennessee State 17.8
Villanova at FORDHAM, 6:00 pm ET Villanova 30.8, FORDHAM 26.5
Davidson at GEORGETOWN, 6:00 pm ET GEORGETOWN 29.6, Davidson 3.8
Saint Francis (Pa.) at GEORGIA SOUTHERN, 6:00 pm ET GEORGIA SOUTHERN 49.1, Saint Francis (Pa.) 19.7
Towson at HOLY CROSS, 1:00 pm ET Towson 39.4, HOLY CROSS 14.1
Jacksonville at JACKSONVILLE STATE, 7:00 pm ET JACKSONVILLE STATE 37.0, Jacksonville 20.0
Sacred Heart at LAFAYETTE, 6:00 pm ET LAFAYETTE 27.8, Sacred Heart 21.3
Central Connecticut State at LEHIGH, 12:30 pm ET LEHIGH 43.9, Central Connecticut State 17.6
Monmouth at LIBERTY, 7:00 pm ET LIBERTY 31.1, Monmouth 19.9
Arkansas-Pine Bluff at MCNEESE STATE, 8:30 pm ET MCNEESE STATE 31.5, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 20.6
South Dakota State at NORTH DAKOTA, 7:00 pm ET South Dakota State 33.6, NORTH DAKOTA 23.9
Drake at NORTHERN IOWA, 5:00 pm ET NORTHERN IOWA 34.8, Drake 9.7
Southern at NORTHWESTERN STATE, 7:00 pm ET NORTHWESTERN STATE 35.2, Southern 20.8
Morgan State at ROBERT MORRIS, 12:00 pm ET ROBERT MORRIS 22.2, Morgan State 12.8
Eastern Illinois at SOUTHERN ILLINOIS, 7:00 pm ET SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 31.4, Eastern Illinois 26.2
Hampton at WILLIAM & MARY, 7:00 pm ET WILLIAM & MARY 34.5, Hampton 6.1
Morehead State at YOUNGSTOWN STATE, 4:00 pm ET YOUNGSTOWN STATE 41.7, Morehead State 17.1

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River City Sports Syndicate

CFL
Toledo Rockets at Missouri Tigers
Saturday 3:30 PM – Memorial Stadium
Current Line – Missouri (-17)
Missouri HC Gary Pinkel will face his former school Saturday when Toledo comes calling. The Tigers are fresh off a 58-14 drubbing of Murray State while the Rockets made a respectable showing of themselves in Gainesville in a 24-6 loss to the Gators. Missouri looks to be one of the most improved teams in the SEC and are led by QB James Franklin. There should be a lot of points scored here and I think that Toledo will find it much easier to move the ball against the Missouri defense than the Gators. Toledo is a pretty good football team and Missouri is going to get their best shot on Saturday. We also expect Toledo Senior QB Terrance Owens to settle down and play much better this week. Missouri wins the game, but Toledo keeps it within two touchdowns. The Sharps say…
2 UNITS ON….TOLEDO ROCKETS

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BeatYourBookie
SATURDAY

10* Play Miami +3 over Florida (NCAA TOP PLAY)
12:00 PM EST
Miami is 8-0 ATS when the line posted is between +3 to -3
Miami is 3-0 ATS when playing as a home underdog the last two seasons


10* Play Oregon -21.5 over Virginia (NCAA TOP PLAY)
3:30 PM EST
Oregon is 7-0 ATS when playing as a favorite
Oregon is 8-0 ATS in road games the last two seasons



10* Play South Carolina +3.5 over Georgia (NCAA TOP PLAY)
4:30 PM EST
Georgia is 1-4 ATS when playing in the 1st two weeks of the season
Georgia is 1-6 ATS coming off a road game when both teams scored 31 points or more


10* Play Michigan -3.5 over Notre Dame (NCAA TOP PLAY)
8:00 PM EST
Michigan is 5-1 ATS after allowing 100 or less rushing yards in their last game
Michigan is 5-1 ATS at home when the total posted is between 49.5 and 56 points


10* Play UNLV +10 over Arizona (NCAA TOP PLAY)
10:00 PM EST
Arizona is 1-6 ATS coming off an UNDER the total in their last game
Arizona is 2-8 ATS in road games when playing as a favorite of 7.5 to 14 points

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Northcoast (correction on earlier post)

Early Bird Play-Ball St

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Wunderdog Sports Free Pick

Game: Buffalo at Baylor (Saturday 9/07 3:30 PM Eastern)
Pick: Baylor -27 (-105) at 5Dimes

Buffalo was able to generate more than expected against Ohio State last week. But, the Buckeyes showed a lot of the same a year ago vs. bad teams. They beat Indiana by just 3 as a 19-point favorite, struggled to a 29-15 win over UAB as a 35.5-point favorite, and needed OT vs. Purdue as a 17-point favorite. So, I'm not putting a lot into that game. The Baylor offense is a system, and Bryce Petty will put up big numbers for the Bears. Baylor went for nearly 700 yards last week, and have shown a penchant to do that to lesser skilled teams, so a repeat is not out of the question at home vs. Buffalo. This is not the type of versatile offense that the Bulls are accustomed to seeing in the MAC. The one exception may be Northern Illinois, who beat them by 42 points last year. This is where Baylor is different than Ohio State, as the Bears are 14-3 ATS when playing a team with a losing record. They are also 12-2 ATS the past couple of seasons at home. Under Art Briles, Baylor is 18-8 ATS as a favorite. Play this one on Baylor.

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STAR SPORTS INVESTING

Michigan
Arkansas St.
Ball St.
UTEP
San Jose St.

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Jimmy Boyd

5* (NCAAF) Notre Dame/Michigan UNDER 51

3* (NCAAF) Ball St -7.5
3* (NCAAF) Oregon -22.5
3* (NCAAF) Navy/Ohio OVER 68.5
3* (NCAAF) UTEP -6

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Jason Sharpe

Utah St. -9.5

Arizona -10.5

Over 57.5 Texas-BYU

UNC -18
PSU -24
Georgia -3

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Northcoast

Underdog Play - UNLV

Economy Club - Tulane

Big Dog - Air Force

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Saturday's NCAAF Top 25 betting cheat sheet: Evening action

Check out quick-hitting betting notes for Saturday's evening college football Week 2 action:

Syracuse Orange at Northwestern Wildcats (-17, 53)

Backup quarterback Trevor Siemian was the hero for Northwestern against Syracuse last season, and he may get a chance to squeeze the Orange again this weekend. In Northwestern’s 2012 season opener, Siemian came on for an injured Kain Colter and threw the game-winning touchdown pass with 44 seconds left, lifting his team to a 42-41 victory over the Orange. With Colter banged up again, Siemian could get the start for the No. 20 Wildcats on Saturday in their home opener versus Syracuse.

Northwestern is coming off a 44-30 victory at California in which the offense piled up 508 yards despite Colter suffering a concussion on the opening drive. Siemian came on to pass for 276 yards and a touchdown, while the Northwestern defense also made some big plays, including two interceptions returned for touchdowns by junior linebacker Collin Ellis. Syracuse fell to Penn State 23-17 last week in the debut of senior quarterback Drew Allen, a transfer from Oklahoma who was 16-of-37 for 189 yards and two interceptions against the Nittany Lions.

Key betting stat: Wildcats are 8-0 ATS in their last eight home games.

Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles at Nebraska Cornhuskers (-28, 59.5)

Nebraska survived a scare from Wyoming in its season opener but should be able to celebrate a larger margin of victory when it hosts Southern Mississippi on Saturday. The No. 19 Cornhuskers allowed a stunning 602 yards in a 37-34 victory over Wyoming and strive for a much better performance against the Golden Eagles, who possess the nation’s longest losing streak at 13 consecutive games. Southern Miss lost 22-15 to Texas State in Todd Monken’s debut as coach.

The Golden Eagles outgained FCS school Texas State 400-207 but sabotaged themselves with six turnovers – four fumbles, two interceptions. Nebraska’s yardage allowed was its second-most ever in a victory (610 versus Ball State in 2007) as a young unit took its lumps against Wyoming and allowed eight plays of 20 or more yards. Senior quarterback Taylor Martinez bruised his left shoulder during the contest and is expected to be fully ready by kickoff.

Key betting stat: Golden Eagles are 0-4 ATS in their last four vs. Big Ten.

Texas Longhorns at BYU Cougars (+7, 57.5)

No. 16 Texas set a school mark for total offense in its opener and now faces a tough defensive squad when it visits Brigham Young on Saturday. The Longhorns rolled up 715 yards in a 56-7 rout of New Mexico State and had four scoring plays of 50 or more yards for the first time in program history. Brigham Young finished third in total defense last season and allowed 223 yards and forced 13 punts in a season-opening 19-16 loss to Virginia.

The Cougars hope to have senior receiver Cody Hoffman on the field after he missed the opener with a hamstring injury. Hoffman had eight 100-yard receiving games last season and ranks third in BYU history in receiving touchdowns (28), fourth in career receptions (203) and fifth in receiving yardage (2,718). Texas has won 13 consecutive non-conference road games and is attempting to get back into the national championship discussion this season after going 22-16 over the last three years.

Key betting stat: Longhorns are 4-0 ATS in their last four non-conference games.

UAB Blazers at LSU Tigers (-34.5, 60.5)

No. 11 LSU will look to carry forward the offensive fortitude it displayed in last week’s season-opening 37-27 victory over TCU, but as the Tigers host UAB on Saturday, there will be a focus on eliminating the mistakes that kept the opener close. The Tigers gave up a kickoff return for a touchdown, set up another TCU score with a fumble at their 6-yard line and kept a drive alive with a roughing the passer penalty. “If we improve on our tackling, we minimize some of the penalties, we don’t turn the ball over, it could have been a much different game,” LSU coach Les Miles told reporters Tuesday.

The Tigers figure to have an easier time with a UAB squad that allowed 497 yards and blew a 14-point fourth-quarter lead in a 34-31 overtime loss to Troy in its season opener. The Blazers allowed 319 yards passing as Troy quarterback Corey Robinson set a NCAA record by completing 93.8 percent of his passes (30-for-32). LSU senior quarterback Zach Mettenberger passed for 251 yards and a touchdown against TCU in Cam Cameron’s first game as offensive coordinator, and the Tigers’ defense surrendered only 259 yards.

Key betting stat: Over is 7-3 in Tigers' last 10 non-conference games.

West Virginia Mountaineers at Oklahoma Sooners (-21, 57.5)

No. 15 Oklahoma and visiting West Virginia enter Saturday's Big 12 opener after debuting new quarterbacks and improved defenses in season-opening wins last week. The Sooners, who posted their first shutout since 2010, pointed to a 2012 meeting with the Mountaineers as one of their defensive low points. "Between that night (a 50-49 road win) and what happened in the bowl game (a 41-13 loss to Texas A&M), it obviously convinced us that we needed to adjust our defense," defensive coordinator Mike Stoops said at Monday's press conference. "(We had to) be more flexible and more diverse and put more pressure on the quarterback."

West Virginia posted a second-half shutout in a rally against William & Mary after an inexperienced defense settled down. Junior quarterback Paul Millard has been tabbed the starter for the Mountaineers for the second straight week but junior backup Clint Trickett could figure in the offense attack. Oklahoma redshirt freshman Trevor Knight showed off more of his running ability than his arm in his debut.

Key betting stat: Mountaineers are 4-9 ATS in their last 13 games overall.

Sam Houston State Bearkats at Texas A&M Aggies (-37.5)

One week before its highly anticipated showdown with No. 1-ranked Alabama, seventh-ranked Texas A&M welcomes FCS opponent Sam Houston State to Kyle Field on Saturday. All eyes figure to be on Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel, who tossed three touchdown passes in the second half of the Aggies’ 52-31 win over Rice last Saturday. The sophomore quarterback was also benched late in the game after drawing an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for taunting.

Manziel’s antics overshadowed the Aggies’ season-opening win, which featured a shaky performance by the defensive unit. With five defensive starters suspended, Texas A&M allowed a surprising 509 yards of total offense against Rice. Two of the suspended players are due back against Southland Conference opponent Sam Houston State, which extended its home win streak to 15 games with a 74-0 victory over Houston Baptist last Saturday.

Key betting stat: Under is 8-2 in Aggies last 10 games following a SU win of more than 20 points.

Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Michigan Wolverines (-3.5, 50)

Notre Dame hasn't won at Michigan's "Big House" since 2005, a fact the 13th-ranked Fighting Irish need to remedy Saturday to keep their hopes of getting back to the national championship game alive. The 17th-ranked Wolverines seek their 400th victory at Michigan Stadium - and their 16th straight under coach Brady Hoke. Michigan has won six of its last seven home games versus Notre Dame, including three straight - one shy of its longest home win streak in the series.

The Wolverines hold a 23-16-1 edge in the series between the teams with the two best winning percentages in college football history. But the Irish defense dominated last year's matchup, intercepting Denard Robinson five times in a 13-6 victory. That sort of defensive performance would be even more impressive against this Michigan team, which rolled up 463 yards in a 59-9 win over Central Michigan last week.

Key betting stat: Home team is 5-1 ATS in their last six meetings.

Washington State Cougars at USC Trojans (-15.5, 53.5)

No. 22 USC hopes explosive tailback Silas Redd will be ready when it begins Pac-12 Conference play against visiting Washington State on Saturday. Redd missed last week's game at Hawaii, further hampering an offense in flux. The Trojans still haven't decided on a starting quarterback for Saturday with Max Wittek and Cody Kessler still battling for Matt Barkley's old job.

The Cougars opened the season with a hard-fought 31-24 loss at Auburn last week. Washington State surrendered a kickoff return for a touchdown and had its comeback hopes ended when Connor Halliday was picked off in the end zone with five minutes left. Washington State has lost 20 straight games to ranked opponents and hasn't beaten USC since 2002.

Key betting stat: Over is 10-3 in the last 13 meetings.

San Jose State Spartans at Stanford Cardinal (-25, 48.5)

Stanford enters its season opener Saturday against visiting San Jose State as a heavy favorite, but the Spartans are very capable of making things interesting. San Jose State has won eight straight and 12 of its last 13 games, including a 24-0 win over Sacramento State in Week 1. The Spartans are unlikely to be overlooked by the fourth-ranked Cardinal, who won their fifth straight game in the series last season by a narrow 20-17 margin.

San Jose State’s upset hopes are fueled by senior quarterback David Fales, who is 12-2 as a starter and ended last season as the nation's most accurate passer. He’ll be tested by a Stanford defense that led the country in sacks last season and returns eight starters, including linebackers Shayne Skov and Trent Murphy. The Spartans’ running game could struggle without starting tailback Tyler Ervin, who hasn’t practiced since leaving last Thursday's game with a right foot injury.

Key betting stat: Spartans are 2-8 ATS in their last 10 meetings.

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333 Oregon -21.5 (-110) Bookmaker.com vs 334 Virginia
Analysis:
"CFB Non-Conf GOM" 3* on OREGON DUCKS -21.5

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OCAL SPORTS:

(3) Navy +12.5
(3) K State -10 -120
(3) CIn @ Ill Over 54.5

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College football betting weather report: Saturday's forecasts

Find out how weather will impact your college football bets for Saturday's matchups:

Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles at Wisconsin Badgers (-45, 58.5)

The forecast in Madison is calling for temperatures in the high-70s and there is also a 42 percent chance of thunderstorms.

Bowling Green Falcons at Kent State Golden Flashes (+6.5, 44.5)

Temperatures will be in the mid-70s with a small 22 percent chance of rain in the forecast for Dix Stadium.

South Florida Bulls at Michigan State Spartans (-23, 43.5)

Rain looms in the forecast for this game in East Lansing as there is a 30 percent chance of showers in the forecast.

Florida Gators at Miami Hurricanes (+3, 48)

Temperatures will be in the mid-80s with a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms in the forecast.

South Carolina State Bulldogs at Clemson Tigers (-52.5, 58.5)

The forecast is calling for temperatures in the mid-80s with an outside possibility of rain at 20 percent.

Weber State Wildcats at Utah Utes (-23, 48.5)

There is a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms in the forecast for Salt Lake City with wind blowing across the field at 8 mph.

New Hampshire Wildcats at Central Michigan Chippewas (-3, 62)

Temperatures will be in the low-80s with a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms in the forecast.

Utah State Aggies at Air Force Falcons (+9.5, 59)

Temperatures will be in the low-80s but rain could threaten with a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms. Wind will blow at 10 mph towards the north end zone of Falcon Stadium.

Idaho Vandals at Wyoming Cowboys (-28, 65.5)

Forecasts in Laramie are calling for temperatures in the low-80s with a 37 percent chance of thunderstorms.

Syracuse Orange at Northwestern Wildcats (-17, 53)

Temperatures will be in the low-80s and forecasts are calling for a 21 percent chance of thunderstorms.

James Madison Dukes at Akron Zips (-3, 52.5)

Temperatures will be in the high-70s in Akron, but the threat of thunderstorms exists as the game progresses with a 22 percent chance.

Texas Longhorns at BYU Cougars (+7, 57.5)

Temperatures will be in the mid-80s with wind blowing across the field at 6 mph. There is a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms in the forecast.

Prairie View A&M Panthers at Texas State Bobcats (-31, 55.5)

A 20 percent chance of thunderstorms looms early in this game, but should subside as the game progresses. Temperatures will be in the low-90s.

Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks at Texas Tech Red Raiders (-38, 74)

Temperatures will be in the high-80s with winds blowing towards the north end zone at 8 mph.

Nicholls State Colonels at Western Michigan Broncos (-28.5, 53.5)

There is a 20 percent chance of rain in the forecast for Nazareth. Temperatures will be in the low-80s.

UAB Blazers at LSU Tigers (-34.5, 62)

A 20 percent chance of rain could hit early in the game, but the threat will disappear as the game progresses.

Sam Houston State Bearkats at Texas A&M Aggies (-36.5, 69)

Temperatures will be in the low-90s with a 20 percent chance of rain looming around kickoff.

Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Michigan Wolverines (-4, 50)

This chapter in the rivalry could be wet one as there is a 29 percent chance of thunderstorms in the forecast at the Big House. Temperatures will be in the mid-70s.

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Where the action is: Saturday's NCAAF line moves
By JASON LOGAN

Books and bettors are both getting a grip on the college football season, which means plenty of line movement in Week 2 of the season. We talk to sportsbooks about the biggest adjustments to the odds heading into the weekend:

South Florida Bulls at Michigan State Spartans – Open: -24.5, Move: -23

Michigan State is still ironing out the wrinkles and has some health issues heading into Week 2, which has trimmed this spread a touch.

“Doubtfuls for Michigan State have seen this line creep down, but still obviously strong to the Spartans,” Aron Black of Bet365.com tells Covers. “Money is still coming on them at the adjusted line.”

Oklahoma State Cowboys at Texas-San Antonio Road Runners – Open: +31.5, Move: 26.5

The Cowboys took a while to get going against Mississippi State in Week 1 but found their high-scoring form in the second half. Some markets opened this one way too high and since the adjustment, the majority of money is on OSU and could take this spread back up.

“Heavy action on Cowboys,” says Mike Perry of Sportsbook.ag. “On Friday, we moved OSU to -28 with 85 percent of cash on Oklahoma State.”

Toledo Rockets at Missouri Tigers – Open: -14.5, Move: -17.5, Move: -17

The Rockets are known for giving BCS programs a run for their money. This line jumped as many as three points, thanks to sharp money on Missouri, before bettors came back on Toledo, which is garnering 66 percent of the handle.

“Sharps are doing what sharps do in Week 2: touching double-digit dogs and smaller-market games,” says an oddsmaker with BetDSI.com.

Cincinnati Bearcats at Illinois Fighting Illini – Open: +12, Move: +7.5

The Bearcats beat up on Big Ten foe Purdue in Week 1 and opened as hefty favorites versus Illinois. However, early money made it clear the Illini have plenty of fight in them this weekend.

“Smart money says the opener gave too much to Cincy on the road,” says Black. “Although the line has gone to the Illini, the money is coming in now on the smaller spread on Cincinnati.”

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers at Tennessee Volunteers – Open: -9.5, Move: -13.5

Bettors expect a letdown from WKU after upsetting Kentucky in Week 1. Action has also bumped the total for this game from 55 to 58 points.

“Both sharp and public money is backing the Over Western Kentucky- Tennessee total, shooting from 55 to 58 with no buy back,” says BetDSI.com.

Oregon Ducks at Virginia Cavaliers – Open: +25.5, Move: +23.5, Move: 24.5

Some markets dropped the original line but most books opened Oregon -23 and have taken nothing but Ducks action, with sharp money getting a deal with Oregon on the road against a weaker ACC opponent.

“Ninety percent of money is on the Ducks,” says Perry. “This will be one of the five biggest decisions for the shop.”

Arkansas State Red Wolves at Auburn Tigers – Open: -13, Move: -10.5

Not everyone is buying into Auburn after its opening win over Washington State. The Tigers take on a dangerous Red Wolves squad, which has drawn the majority of spread bets and all the SU money, dropping from +390 to +330.

“Too much respect to Auburn with the early line,” says Black. “There has to be some respect given to a (ASU) team that went for 509 yards rushing last week.”

Idaho Vandals at Wyoming Cowboys – Open: -21.5, Move: -30, Move: -28.5

This line has moved as much as a full touchdown at some books while others opened Wyoming -27.5 and took sharp action on the home side, which pumped the line to -30. Wiseguys bought back the Vandals and has the line at -28.5 at most shops.

San Jose State Spartans and Stanford Cardinal – Open: -22, Move: -25.5

Stanford makes its debut against a familiar foe in SJSU. The Cardinal are 8-2 ATS in their last 10 meetings with the Spartans, but just escaped with a 20-17 win as 25.5-point favorites last fall. While the spread has climbed at most shops, Sportsbook.com is taking big money on San Jose State.

“Sharp money on San Jose State moved the line from Stanford -27.5 to -26,” says Perry. “About 72 percent of cash is on San Jose State.”

Sam Houston State Bearkats at Texas A&M Aggies - Open: -46.5, Move: -37

This game stinks of lookahead for the Aggies, with Alabama waiting on next week’s schedule. Johnny Manziel was the brunt of media criticism all week after his antics during the limited performance versus Rice in Week 1. A dark cloud resounds over this BCS-versus-FCS matchup and bettors have moved this line nearly 10 points since post.

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SBP 3.0 NCAAF Saturday

Saturday 9/7
12 PM
308. Kentucky -16.5* (mostly -17s but system recommends buying a half point) A Bet

3:30 PM
348. Missouri* Best Available -16.5*
7:30 PM
Arkansas St. +11* (mostly 10.5s but system recommends buying a half point)
Rest of Games
335. Duke -4
363. UL Lafayette +10.5
317. North Texas St. +4
344. BYU +7
365. Notre Dame +4

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3* utah st -8.5
3* texas 6.5
2* cincinnati -7.5
2* miami (FL) +3
1* ball st -7
1* michigan -3.5
1* miami (ohio) +17.5

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Ohio- 4 TOP PLAY

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Essential betting tidbits for Week 2 of college football

Below is a list of at least one betting tidbit for a plethora of matchups featuring two FBS schools on Saturday.

-Miami-Ohio gave up 374 yards in the second half last week to Marshall while only gaining 55 on offense. +17 at Kentucky this week.

-Penn State's offense managed just 57 yards rushing last week. Not much help for freshman QB Chistian Hackenburg. -24 vs. Eastern Michigan this week.

-Temple starting Quarterback Connor Reilly is expected to play but is nursing a sprained ankle. He led the owls in rushing yards last week at Notre Dame with 65. +3 vs. Houston.

-Kent State has covered the spread in the last four meetings with Bowling Green. +7 home dogs on Saturday.

-FCS McNeese State obliterated South Florida 53-21 last week. Bulls were 20.5-point faves. They are 23-point underdogs this week at Sparty, a swing of 43.5 points in spreads from Week 1 to 2.

-Michigan State wide receivers had six drops in Week 1 - a problem carried over from last season - as the offense struggled against Western Michigan.

-Oklahoma State opened as a 31.5-point road favorite at Texas Sam Antonio State and sharp action moved the line down as low as 26.5 by Friday afternoon.

-Cincinnati opened as a 12-point road favorite at Illinois and sharp action bet the line down to 7.5. Cincy has covered four in a rown and seven of eight going back to last season.

-The Gators have failed to cover in their last six games as favorites going back to last season. -3 on the road at Miami.

-Miami has scored at least 30 points in its last five games going back to last season.

-Big line moves in the Western Kentucky-Tennessee matchup. Line bet up to 13.5 from 9.5 and total bet up to 58 from 55.5.

-Middle Tennessee QB Logan Kilgore has a shoulder injury but is expected to play at North Carolina. All the early money us on the Blue Raiders though, moving the line from 21.5 to 17.5.

--Ball State started four new starters on the offensive line last week and gave up three sacks. -8 vs. Army.

-Mizzou has been bet up from -14.5 to -17 vs. Toledo. The Tigers have an off week next week before traveling to Indiana.

-Toledo's last seven games have played under the total. Missouri's last four have played over.

-Buffalo-Baylor is the highest total on the board of FBS matchups at 69 (dude).

-San Diego State lost to FCS Eastern Illinois last week at home as 14-point faves. A lot of sharp action came in on a quality Eastern Illinois team last week though so consider that for this week's game. Aztecs getting 28 points at Ohio State.

-Oregon gained 772 yards (500 on the ground) last week vs. FCS Nicholls State. -23 at Virginia.

-Air Force crushed Colgate by a score of 38-13 last week, but the Falcons lost Junior QB Kale Pearson to an ACL injury. Sophomore Jaleel Awini will start. +9.5 as the Falcons host Utah State Saturday.

-The under is 4-0 in the South Alabama Jaguars last four non-conference games. Total of 49 as the Jags are on the road to face Tulane.

-Wyoming racked up 602 yards of offense in Nebraska one week ago while Idaho surrendered 591 - 404 of which came through the air - in a loss to North Texas. The Cowboys are 28-point home faves.

-The Gamecocks are 5-0-1 ATS in their last six meetings with Georgia. The Bulldogs are 3.5-point faves.

-Memphis had a bye week to open the season the team has used that week off to better prepare for the Duke Blue Devils. Memphis are 4-point home dogs.

-Northwestern QB Kain Colter was injured last week versus Cal and is probable Saturday. But backup QB Trevor Siemian led Northwestern to a victory over Syracuse in the 2012 season opener. Northwestern is a 16.5-point home favorite against Syracuse Saturday.

-Navy tore up Indiana's defense last year to the tune of 257 rushing yards. The Midshipmen are 12.5-point road dogs at Indiana Saturday.

-Nebraska gave up five touchdowns against Wyoming one week ago. Nebraska's defense was on the field for a total of 6 minutes and 41 seconds for those five TD drives. The Huskers are 28-point home faves against Southern Miss.

-The Kansas State Wildcats are 0-4 ATS in their last four games versus opponents from the Sun Belt Conference. They are 10.5-point faves against UL Monroe Saturday.

-Tulsa only picked up 51 rushing yards in the opener, ranking them 110th in the Nation. Tulsa is a 10.5-point home fave against Colorado State.

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Game of the Day: Notre Dame at Michigan

Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Michigan Wolverines (-4, 50)

Notre Dame hasn't won at Michigan's "Big House" since 2005, a fact the 13th-ranked Fighting Irish need to remedy Saturday to keep their hopes of getting back to the national championship game alive. The 17th-ranked Wolverines seek their 400th victory at Michigan Stadium - and their 16th straight under coach Brady Hoke. Michigan has won six of its last seven home games versus Notre Dame, including three straight - one shy of its longest home win streak in the series.

The Wolverines hold a 23-16-1 edge in the series between the teams with the two best winning percentages in college football history. But the Irish defense dominated last year's matchup, intercepting Denard Robinson five times in a 13-6 victory. That sort of defensive performance would be even more impressive against this Michigan team, which rolled up 463 yards in a 59-9 win over Central Michigan last week.

TV: 8:12 p.m. ET, ESPN.

LINE: Michigan opened at -3.5 and has been bet up to -4.

WEATHER: Temperatures will be in the low-70s and there is a 29 percent chance of thunderstorms in the forecast. Wind will blow toward the north end zone of the Big House at 4 mph.

ABOUT NOTRE DAME (1-0): The Irish faced some turmoil in the offseason, most notably losing quarterback Everett Golson when he was suspended from the school for the fall semester. Tommy Rees stepped in under center and was effective in last week's 24-6 win against Temple, going 16-for-23 for 346 yards and three touchdowns. The defense, dominant during the undefeated regular season a year ago, picked up where it left off but will have its hands full with a Michigan team loaded with talent at the skill positions.

ABOUT MICHIGAN (1-0): The Wolverines' offense flourished last week under quarterback Devin Gardner, who was 10-of-15 for 162 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 52 yards and two scores. Gardner has accounted for at least two touchdowns in six straight games. The defense had a strong showing, as well, holding Central Michigan to 210 total yards and forcing two turnovers as the Wolverines aim for a third consecutive season ranking in the top 20 in the nation in total defense.

TRENDS:

* The Fighting Irish are 4-1 ATS in their last five versus the Big Ten.
* The over is 4-0 in the Wolverines' last four home games.
* The home team is 5-1 ATS in their last six meetings.
* The underdog is 4-1 ATS in their last five meetings.

EXTRA POINTS:

1. Notre Dame is 11-0 when it does not commit a turnover under coach Brian Kelly, whose five-year contract extension was announced Saturday.

2. Michigan K Brendan Gibbons has made a school record-tying 14 consecutive field goals dating to last season.

3. Eighteen of the past 28 meetings have been decided by seven points or fewer.

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Lions at Tiger-Cats: What bettors need to know

BC Lions at Hamilton Tiger-Cats (-1.5, 54)

The BC Lions stayed perfect at home when they defeated the Hamilton Tiger-Cats last week. On Saturday, the Lions will try for a rare road win when they visit the Tiger-Cats in Guelph, Ont. BC quarterback Travis Lulay carried the offense against Hamilton with his first 300-yard passing game since 2012 and will need to continue that production until running back Andrew Harris - limited to 113 rushing yards over the last three games - can regain his early season form.

Hamilton continued its recent strong run of play in Friday’s 29-26 defeat as quarterback Henry Burris added to his league-leading passing yards total by tossing for another 352. The Tiger-Cats’ biggest issue was their slow start as they failed to record a first down until the second quarter. Hamilton has looked even better at home, including a 37-14 rout of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in Week 9, as it grows more comfortable playing at Alumni Stadium.

TV: 4 p.m. ET, TSN

ABOUT THE LIONS (6-3): Harris is fourth in the league with 572 rushing yards. Linebacker Adam Bighill leads the defense with 43 tackles despite missing time with a sprained ankle. Linebacker Solomon Elimimian has 42 tackles to go with two interceptions, while Bighill also has three sacks to lead a strong BC defense. Defensive ends Khreem Smith and Brandon Jordan each have four sacks. Lulay’s favorite target is wide receiver Emmanuel Arceneaux, who has caught 30 passes for a team-leading 614 yards and four touchdowns.

ABOUT THE TIGER-CATS (4-5): Burris has thrown for 632 yards to wide receiver Greg Ellingson, 583 to Bakari Grant and 394 to Samuel Giguere. Andy Fantuz, who missed significant time due to injury, has 320 receiving yards. Running back C.J Gable has 306 yards on the season after battling injuries early on. Hamilton’s defense is led by defensive lineman Brandon Boudreaux, who has four sacks. The Tiger-Cats have made only four interceptions, but their run defense has improved - they have not surrendered more than 100 rushing yards in a game since a Week 5 loss to the Saskatchewan Roughriders

TRENDS:

* Lions are 2-8 ATS in their last 10 road games.
* Tiger-Cats are 7-3 ATS in their last 10 Saturday games.
* Under is 8-2 in the last 10 meetings in Hamilton.
* Lions are 1-6 ATS in their last seven meetings.

EXTRA POINTS:

1. Hamilton is 1-4 against West Division opponents. The Lions are 1-3 on the road.

2. Lions veteran K Paul McCallum completed a pass for 12 yards on a fake punt in Week 9.

3. The Tiger-Cats will wear uniforms commemorating the Hamilton Flying Wildcats, a football team formed in 1941. The Flying Wildcats won the Grey Cup in 1943 and merged with the defunct Hamilton Tigers in 1950 to form the Tiger-Cats.

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Saturday's MLB National League betting cheat sheets

Check out our quick-hitting betting notes on Saturday's National League games:

Los Angeles Dodgers at Cincinnati Reds (-117, 7)

Hot pitching stat: Dodgers right-hander Zack Greinke is 6-0 with a 1.24 ERA and 37 strikeouts over his previous six starts.

Cold batting stat: Reds OF Jay Bruce is just 3-for-24 with six strikeouts against Greinke.

Weather: Temperatures will be in the low-80s with sunny skies. Wind will blow from right to left field at 4 mph.

Key betting note: Cincinnati is 14-3 in right-hander Mat Latos' last 17 home starts against teams with winning records.


Milwaukee Brewers at Chicago Cubs (-130, OFF)

Cold pitching stat: Brewers right-hander Johnny Hellweg has walked 13 while allowing opponents to hit .365 over his first 10 2/3 major-league innings.

Cold batting stat: Members of the Milwaukee roster are a combined 2-for-20 against Cubs starter Jake Arrieta.

Weather: Temperatures will be in the mid-80s with a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms. Wind will blow out to right field at 7 mph.

Key betting note: The over is 6-2-1 in umpire Tim McClelland's last nine games behind home plate.


Atlanta Braves at Philadelphia Phillies (+150, 8.5)

Cold pitching stat: Philadelphia right-hander Kyle Kendrick is 0-4 with a 5.27 ERA over his last five starts.

Hot batting stat: Atlanta 2B Dan Uggla is 12-for-38 with a pair of homers and seven RBIs in his career against Kendrick.

Weather: Temperatures will be in the low-70s with sunny skies. Wind will blow out to right field at 6 mph.

Key betting note: The over is 9-3-1 in the Phillies' last 13 Saturday games.


Washington Nationals at Miami Marlins (+105, 7.5)

Hot pitching stat: Nationals right-hander Tanner Roark enters his first major-league start 4-0 with a 1.19 ERA in 22 2/3 career innings.

Hot batting stat: Washington 1B Adam LaRoche is 3-for-6 with two RBIs lifetime against Miami starter Nathan Eovaldi.

Weather: Temperatures will be in the mid-80s with a 30 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms. Wind will blow from left to right field at 5 mph.

Key betting note: The under is 7-1-1 in Eovaldi's last nine starts.


Pittsburgh Pirates at St. Louis Cardinals (-160, 7.5)

Cold pitching stat: Cardinals right-hander Adam Wainwright has struggled of late, surrendering 15 runs over his last two starts spanning eight innings.

Hot batting stat: Pirates OF Andrew McCutchen is 10-for-25 with a homer in his career against Wainwright.

Weather: Temperatures will be in the mid-80s with partly cloudy skies. Wind will blow out toward left-center field at 5 mph.

Key betting note: St. Louis is 8-0 in Wainwright's last eight Saturday starts.


Colorado Rockies at San Diego Padres (-126, 7)

Hot pitching stat: Padres right-hander Tyson Ross was sensational in his last turn, holding the Los Angeles Dodgers to a run on five hits while fanning 10 over five innings of a no-decision.

Cold batting stat: Members of the Colorado roster are a combined 9-for-40 with eight strikeouts against Ross.

Weather: Temperatures will be in the high-70s with sunny skies. Wind will blow in from left field at 6 mph.

Key betting note: The under is 7-1 in Ross' last eight starts.


Arizona Diamondbacks at San Francisco Giants (-142, 7)

Cold pitching stat: San Francisco right-hander Matt Cain is 4-6 with a 5.03 ERA in 15 home starts.

Cold batting stat: Diamondbacks C Miguel Montero is a career .208 hitter with 15 strikeouts in 53 at-bats against Cain.

Weather: Temperatures will be in the mid-70s with sunny skies. Wind will blow out to center field at 5 mph.

Key betting note: The Giants are 9-2 in Cain's last 11 home starts against Arizona.


** Odds courtesy Betonline.com

** Odds, probable starters, stats and weather forecast as of 10:23 p.m. ET Friday.

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Saturday's MLB American League betting cheat sheets

Check out our quick-hitting betting notes on Saturday's American League games:

Chicago White Sox at Baltimore Orioles (-180, 8.5)

Cold pitching stat: Orioles right-hander Wei-Yin Chen is 3-4 with a 4.91 ERA in the second half after going 4-3 with a 2.82 ERA prior to the All-Star break.

Hot batting stat: White Sox 2B Jeff Keppinger is 5-for-11 lifetime against Chen; the rest of the White Sox are a combined 4-for-27.

Weather: Temperatures will be in the high-70s with sunny skies. Wind will blow out to left-center field at 4 mph.

Key betting note: The under is 13-4 in Chen's last 17 starts.


Boston Red Sox at New York Yankees (+118, 9)

Hot pitching stat: Red Sox right-hander John Lackey has registered four consecutive quality starts, a streak which began with a victory over the Yankees back on Aug. 17.

Cold batting stat: Yankees OF Alfonso Soriano is just 5-for-33 with seven strikeouts in his career against Lackey.

Weather: Temperatures will be in the high-70s with sunny skies. Wind will blow out to left field at 7 mph.

Key betting note: The under is 21-4-1 in Lackey's previous 26 outings.


Houston Astros at Oakland Athletics (-210, 8)

Hot pitching stat: Athletics right-hander Dan Straily has won back-to-back starts for the first time since early-July, surrendering just three runs over 11 innings in that span.

Cold batting stat: Astros 1B Brett Wallace went 0-for-3 with three strikeouts in his only career encounter with Straily.

Weather: Temperatures will be in the low-80s with sunny skies. Wind will blow from left to right field at 4 mph.

Key betting note: The under is 13-3-2 in Oakland's last 18 Saturday games.


Toronto Blue Jays at Minnesota Twins (-115, 8.5)

Cold pitching stat: Blue Jays lefty J.A. Happ has dropped his last three starts, allowing 14 runs while failing to go past 5 1/3 innings in any of them.

Cold batting stat: Twins C Ryan Doumit has just one hit in 10 career at-bats against Happ.

Weather: Temperatures will be in the mid-80s with partly cloudy skies. Wind will blow from left to right field at 8 mph.

Key betting note: The Twins have won just three of right-hander Kevin Correia's last 13 starts.


Detroit Tigers at Kansas City Royals (+122, 8)

Cold pitching stat: Tigers right-hander Justin Verlander rediscovered his form last time out, tossing seven shutout innings but settling for a no-decision in a 4-0 Cleveland victory.

Hot batting stat: Royals DH Billy Butler has had Verlander's number over his career, hitting .435 with two home runs, 10 RBIs and eight walks in 62 at-bats.

Weather: Temperatures will be in the low-90s with clear skies. Wind will blow out to left field at 7 mph.

Key betting note: The Royals have won each of Danny Duffy's last seven starts.


Texas Rangers at Los Angeles Angels (+115, 8)

Cold pitching stat: Angels right-hander Garrett Richards has struggled with his control of late, issuing 12 walks over his last 15 2/3 innings - including seven in an 11-2 win over Tampa Bay on Monday.

Hot batting stat: Los Angeles OF Mike Trout is batting .409 with a pair of homers, six RBIs and five walks in 22 at-bats against Texas starter Derek Holland.

Weather: Temperatures will be in the mid-80s with sunny skies. Wind will blow out to right-center field at 4 mph.

Key betting note: Texas is 6-0 in Derek Holland's last six starts on four days' rest.


Tampa Bay Rays at Seattle Mariners (+135, 7.5)

Hot pitching stat: Rays right-hander Chris Archer is 4-3 with a 3.31 ERA in nine starts since the All-Star break.

Hot batting stat: Mariners rookie SS Brad Miller homered twice in three at-bats in his previous meeting with Archer.

Weather: Temperatures will be in the high-60s with partly cloudy skies. Wind will blow from left to right field at 4 mph.

Key betting note: The under is 4-0 in Archer's last four Saturday start.


Interleague

New York Mets at Cleveland Indians (-157, 8)

Hot pitching stat: Mets right-hander Jonathon Niese is 3-0 with a 2.14 ERA in five starts since coming off the disabled list.

Hot batting stat: Indians OF Michael Bourn is a career 6-for-16 hitter against Niese.

Weather: Temperatures will be in the high-70s with a 25 percent chance of thunderstorms. Wind will blow from left to right field at 7 mph.

Key betting note: New York is just 4-15 in its last 19 Saturday games.


** Odds courtesy Betonline.com

** Odds, probable starters, stats and weather forecast as of 10:20 p.m. ET Friday.

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Chicago Syndicate

Top CFB Plays

Cincinnati -7 (-120)
Kansas State -10 (-120)
Missouri -16.5
Navy/Indiana Over 68
Army/Ball State Over 61.5
Notre Dame +4

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LA Syndicate

Top CFB Plays

Oregon -22.5
Texas -6.5 (-120)
Wyoming -27.5 (-120)
UTEP -6.5
USC/Washington State Over 53.5

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Factsman Saturday

Miami Hurricanes +3

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CFB

Sat Sept 7th - Utah State vs Air Force- [330] AIR FORCE +10 (-120)
(Note: I'm risking 2.00 units to win 1.67 units)


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Fri Sept 6th - Central Florida @ Florida International - [483] CENTRAL FLORIDA -23 (-102)
(Note: I'm risking 2.00 units to win 1.96 units)


Sat Sept 7th - Texas vs BYU - [344] BYU +7.5 (-115)
(Note: I'm risking 2.00 units to win 1.74 units)


Sat Sept 7th - Arizona vs UNLV - [378] UNLV +10 (-106)
(Note: I'm risking 2.00 units to win 1.89 units)


Sat Sept 7th - San Jose State vs Stanford - [380] STANFORD -26.5 (-104)
(Note: I'm risking 2.00 units to win 1.92 units

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CFB
(305) Florida -3 @ (306) Miami 12pm et
Miami has 18 starters back and they are ready to win a big game on campus. Al Golden has been a very good underdog coach in his career and Miami as sprung some home upsets recently, beating Ohio State and Georgia Tech as unranked favorites over ranked teams in 2011 and then giving Florida State a test last year while easily covering a 21-point spread. Miami can play. They have a bye week next so they are going to max out in this game. I just think they have equal talent and more motivation. And getting the value with the points is too much to pass up. The Gators enter this game ranked No. 12 after dropping a few spots after week one. I'm not going to go as far as to say the Gators will be outside the national rankings come January, however this team has done nothing to earn their lofty ranking at this point. Saturday's clash between these in-state rivals should be a gritty affair with some quality defense as it always seems to be when the best from the state of Florida get together. However the luxury of having home run hitters on offense for the hometown Hurricanes is going to be huge in this game and could get out of hand if the Gators have any turnovers early.
5* Miami +3 is my pick!

(335) Duke -4 @ (336) Memphis 4:30pm et
Duke was able to stretch their legs and shake the rust off against N.C. Central last week, and they looked sharp doing it. Head Coach David Cutcliffe will have these guys ready for a road tip over to Memphis to face a shaky Tigers team. Memphis on the other hand getting ready for the season seems to be looking for any offense and where it will come from. They will lack any offensive production this year.
5* Duke -4 looks like a winner!

(365) Notre Dame @ (366) Michigan 51 8pm et
Despite Notre Dame scoring two touchdowns in the first five minutes of their game last week, we still easily collected with the under in their matchup against Temple. The Fighting Irish have been money in the bank for under bettors. Notre Dame has a terrible field goal kicker, and thus expect them to struggle inside the 30-yard line as points will not be a given, we all witnessed this last week.
5* Under 51 has to be the play!

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INSIDER ANGLES Week 2 NCAA Trends & Angles

We are now one week into the 2013 college football season, and hopefully everyone survived the plethora of FCS upsets over established FBS teams in Week 1. Thankfully, many sportsbooks do not have lines on such matchups so that helped avoid a total bloodbath for bettors.

Week 2 again has a good amount of non-conference games, but there are also more conference games this week than in Week 2s of years past, probably because of more large conferences with longer conference schedules necessitating earlier starts. That is fine with us though as one of our favorite NCAA Football Trends & Angles is playing on conference underdogs during the month of September, especially on the road.

Why, may you ask? Well, blindly playing on all conference road underdogs during the month of September without any other filters is now 268-197-14, 57.6 percent since 2000! With that in mind, we will focus on some precise conference systems this week that apply to September games only. Please note that all records are since the 2000 season.

Bet on September road conference underdogs coming off an ATS loss
(112-76-4, 59.6% ATS):
Bettors can be very impressionable in the early going, easily souring on teams that either lost early or were not impressive in non-covering wins and then turn up as road underdogs. What they often fail to realize is that the teams that lost or won unimpressively often improve when getting into conference play early, either because the loss was to a better non-conference team or because the team got caught looking ahead, as conference games are the more important ones on the schedule.

Bet on September conference underdogs coming off a straight up win
(209-151-11, 58.1% ATS):
Note that this angle applies to all conference underdogs and not to only the ones on the road like the previous angle does. This one often has to do with perception as bettors that are unaware of the strengths and weaknesses of each team early often rely on the oddsmakers to "tell" them who the better team is and then knee-jerk to the favorite. The problem there is that the lines are the softest early in the season and conference underdogs coming off a win may simply be undervalued at this early stage.

Bet on September road conference underdogs that were underdogs in their last game
(116-84-5, 58.0% ATS):
This goes back to perception also as when bettors see a team is an underdog in two straight games, they assume that team is inferior to the opposition. However, those underdogs are much more familiar with conference opponents so they often improve simply because of better preparation.

Bet on September road conference underdogs coming off a straight up home win
(118-81-9, 58.8% ATS):
When bettors see a road underdog coming off of a home win, they often assume that the team's performance would slip once leaving the comforts of home and that the team would be favored if it were as good as it looked the previous week. Again, this is a combination of perception and a team being undervalued, possibly because home field is being given too much weight. Taking this angle one step further, a great subset has been conference road underdogs coming off of straight up and ATS home wins at 55-36-6, 60.4 ATS.

Bet on September road teams in conference games coming off an 'under'
(136-89-8, 60.4% ATS):
Many bettors like to bet flashy teams that score boatloads of points, and teams coming off an 'under' are often the very antithesis of that. However, these "boring" teams often play good defense also, which naturally gives them more value than the scoring machines that are often overvalued.

Bet against September home conference favorites coming off a straight up loss
(112-60-5, 65.1% ATS):
Bettors often tend to excuse teams coming off of a loss if the team is home, thinking that the home crowd will inspire the team to a better performance and the fact that they are favored must mean they are the better team. What bettors don't consider is that these teams could just as easily be overvalued, as one loss does not change a team's power rating much when perhaps it should, at least early in the season.

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ALLEN EASTMAN

NCAAF - Week 2

3* ILL +8

3* BOWLING GREEN -7

4* TULANE -6

5* GOW - DUKE -4

1* PSU -24

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DHayes2

CFB

1* Utah St -9 -115

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Vegas Sports Informer

CFB
Ball State
Tulane
Under - Michigan/ND

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Norm Hitzges - Picks of the Pole

Picks of the Pole
Last week stretched over 5 days we were a total of 10-7....that brings our season record to 17-12

College Football

DOUBLE PLAY: Wyoming -28 Idaho

SINGLE PLAYS

Illinois +7 1/2 Cincy
Oklahoma -21 W. Virginia
So. Carolina +3 1/2 Georgia
Air Force +9 1/2 Utah State
Oregon -23 Virginia
Indiana -12 1/2 Navy
Texas -7 BYU
W. Kentucky +13 1/3 Tennessee
Minnesota -14 1/2 New Mexico St.
Washington +15 1/5 USC
UNLV +10 1/2 Arizona

NFL

New Orleans -3 Atlanta
Tampa Bay -3 NY Jets
Cincy +3 Chicago
Carolina +3 1/2 Seattle
San Francisco -4 1/2 Green Bay
Indy -10 Oakland
New England--Buffalo OVER 51
Tampa Bay--NY Jets UNDER 39 1/2
Dallas -3 1/2 NY Giants

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Red Sheet

BALL STATE 45 - Army 20 - (1:00 EDT) -- Line opened at BallSt minus 7, and is now minus 7½. When these 2 squads
get together, it is always the overland game of the Cadets, vs the aerial attack of the Cards. Check
the Knights with a 750-386 RY edge in their last 2 games vs BallSt, while the Cardinals check in with
a 568-38 PY advantage. Result: 2 wins & covers for BSt (by 31 pts ATS in last series hoster: '11).
Wenning threw for 509 yds in those 2, & he opened this season with a 340 PY effort. Gone from the
Army attack is brilliant QB Steelman (Santiago a project). BSt is on a 13-4 ATS run, & host is 15-4
ATS in Army tilts.
RATING: BALL STATE 89



Cincinnati 44 - ILLINOIS 13 - (12:00) -- Line opened at Cincinnati minus 7½, and is now minus 8. Is the monkey off the
Illini back? Sure that 9-game losing skein is now history, but rest assured that one game does not a
season make. Fact of the matter is that Illinois, which ranked 98th in the land in rushing production a
year ago, managed a paltry 49 RYs vs mighty SoIllinois last week, with Scheelhaase tossing for 415
yds. However, he has always blown hot-&-cold, so check the fact that he also suffered 4 sacks.
Bearcats continue on: 53-13 SU 5 of last 6 yrs, & opening day rout of Purdue. Fully focused.
RATING: CINCINNATI 89



Western Kentucky 31 - TENNESSEE 30 - (12:20) -- Line opened at Tennessee minus 14, and is still minus 14. Sure,
the Vols were successful in new head coach Jones' debut, over hapless AustinPeay. Improvement is
a must, as that Tennessee "D" has been a sieve of late, allowing 41.4 ppg in its last 9 lined games.
Not only that, but 3 consecutive losing campaigns for this formerly perennial quality program. The
guest is on a 19-8 spread run in UT games, with the dog a solid 17-7 ATS. Enter the Hilltoppers,
who've unveiled a nicely balanced "O" under Petrino. WKy has covered its LAST 11 RGs!
RATING: WESTERN KENTUCKY 88



Oregon 48 - VIRGINIA 17 - (3:30) -- Line opened at Oregon minus 22½, and now minus 22. A week ago, Byu repre-
sented our only Saturday setback on rated Pointwise plays, losing to this Cav squad in the final 2:39,
despite 21-14 FD & 362-223 yd advantages. Can Virginia work its home field magic for the 2nd
straight week? Forget it The Ducks are still among the most dangerous teams in the nation. Try 500
RYs & 772 RYs (no punts) in their opener vs patsy Nicholls. New coach Helfrich inherited a goldmine,
& will keep dynasty purring. Ducks are at 39.4 ppg in last 29 LGs, & Cavs have toppped 20 pts just 3
times since '11.
RATING: OREGON 88



Arkansas State 33 - AUBURN 31 - (7:30) -- Line opened at Auburn minus 13½, and is now minus 13. Of course the
WarEagles got off on the right foot in their opener, but squeaking past 15-pt dog WashingtonSt is
hardly a sign of an upswing, under new coach Malzahn (head man with ArkansasSt in '12). After all,
the Tigers had deficits of 363-396 in TYs & 16-28 in FDs. Thus a 2-TD chalk over a Red Wolve outfit,
which is in off a pair of 10-3 seasons, seems a bit much. ArkySt is at 33 ppg in its last 7 regular
season LGs, & won't be awed, as it has covered at Auburn, Illinois, VaTech & Oregon the last 4 yrs.
RATING: ARKANSAS STATE 88

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Bryan Leonard | CFB Total - Saturday, Sep 7 2013 12:00PM
305 Florida / 306 Miami UNDER 48.0 Bookmaker.com double-dime bet

Analysis: 306 Florida v Florida State Under
The last 10 times the Gators faced a quality opponent 7 times the game ended with less points than the current total of this contest. The Florida offense returns 6 starters from a team that only scored 26.5 ppg a year ago. QB Driskel plays pretty well in this system but he's not known as a player who can beat you with his talent. The defense for the Gators is the reason for this play. Florida allowed 14.5 ppg a year ago and despite just 4 returning starters we look for another big season from this stop unit. Florida held down a very good offense vs Toledo last week which is hard to do regardless of who the Rockets play. Toledo had gone 36 straight games without being held to single digits and they managed just 6 against the Gators last week.
Miami brings back a whopping 18 starters this year and many feel this will be the breakout year for Al Golden. While we do believe the defense will be much improved we still have serious concerns about this offense, especially when taking on quality stop units. We are not a believer in QB Stephen Morris who only managed to complete 58.2% of his passes last year. When stepping up against good defenses last season the Hurricanes were held to 13 against Kansas State, 3 vs Notre Dame and 14 against North Carolina, while they managed 20 vs Florida State. Despite the high number of returning starters on offense we don't see that trend changing.
PLAY UNDER

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Stephen Nover | CFB Side - Saturday, Sep 7 2013 7:00PM
343 Texas -7.0(-110) Hilton vs 344 BYU double-dime bet

Analysis:
There's been a lot of early steam on the Longhorns and the move is right.

BYU can't stay with Texas' athletes. The Cougars don't have enough offense to trade points with Texas. Their recruiting has gone done since becoming an independent.

Texas has outstanding athletes on offense and now has its best quarterback, David Ash, in the past four years. The Cougars aren't used to seeing an offense this good.

The Longhorns win on the road, too, posting 11 consecutive non-conference away victories. They were 4-1 on the road last year, including posting victories against Texas Tech and Oklahoma State.



Pick Made: Sep 5 2013 9:25PM PST

Stephen Nover | CFB Total - Saturday, Sep 7 2013 10:30PM
375 Washington St. / 376 Southern Cal OVER 53.5 Bookmaker.com double-dime bet

Analysis:
I see Washington State scoring a lot of points now that the Cougars are in the second year of running Mike Leach's high octane offense.

The Cougars are pass happy under Leach. Connor Halliday threw 65 times in the Cougars' opening 31-24 road loss to Auburn. He completed 35 of those for 344 yards and a touchdown. The Cougars also rushed for 120 yards and only gave up two sacks in generating 464 total yards. Halliday has his four starting receivers back from last year.

Southern Cal is going to put up a lot of points against the Cougars, who gave up an average of 30 points per game during their last 11 games last year. The Trojans' passing attack should be sharper with quarterbacks Cody Kessler and Max Wittek each getting snaps after both played last week in a 30-13 road win last week against Hawaii. They have one of the best wide receivers in the nation to throw to in Marquise Lee.

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SB Professor 3.0 NCAAF Picks - 9/7

Saturday 9/7
12 PM
308. Kentucky -16.5


3:30 PM
348. Missouri -16.5


7:30 PM
Arkansas St. +11


Rest of Games
335. Duke -4
363. UL Lafayette +10.5
317. North Texas St. +4
344. BYU +7
365. Notre Dame +4

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Dave Essler CFB Week Two

Miami (OH)-Kentucky: Probably want no part of this game. Kentucky has L'ville next, which is not only a challenge but a rivalry. And the score against WKU was really not indicative of how poorly they played. Penalties galore. Miami got eaten up once Marshall woke up, but they had exactly nine first downs and allowed thirty-four. Should be sloppy game, so perhaps under.

Michigan State-South Florida: Spartans struggled far more with WMU than most thought they would, but glaring stat to me is a net of 116 passing yards. Their defense won this game and it appears it will have to win many more, and they forced four turnovers. And South Florida simply gets abused by McNeese State. I get that McNeese is a great FCS school but 53-21 at home is a bit much. McNeese had the ball for almost 35 minutes, and USF simply could not make a first down. Spartans have Youngstown on deck, so they may continue to play three deep trying to find playmakers. However, little chance of taking USF here. Under, probably.

Oklahoma State-UTSA: Welp, the Roadrunners got it done for us with a pretty balanced attack against a disciplined, if nothing else, New Mexico team. Surprisingly the Cowboys got most of it done on the ground against Mississippi State, and didn't turn the ball over. Because this at UTSA, I might make a case for the Roadrunners again if they want to give us enough points.

Houston-Temple: The Owls covered in South Bend, but only because Notre Dame let them, really. Ress pretty much lit them up passing, averaging over 15 yards a completion. First thought was what would the Cougars passing attack do to them, but it was Houston who rushed for almost 400 yards against Southern, and whose average per completion was only 6.5 yards. Not sure if that's a product of playing Southern, or a trend. I suppose, again, if there's enough points, playing at home w/Fordham next, we might think about the Owls, although Houston does have a bye week.

North Texas-Ohio: Obviously UNT after the easy win/cover at home on the up-tick and we'll have to see what Ohio does against L'ville. If we want to back the home team, it'd be better if they got killed in Louisville because we'd get better value. Mean Green clearly a team on the rise, and at home to Ball State (tough game) next week and at UGA the following week, where I do think they cover (in Athens). They'll be ready for Conference play, so perhaps a futures bet there, because they will be over valued, IMO.

Here's some of the week two SEC stuff I started last week, which were written before week ones' games. I know you want the winners. Later. Shall retrieve and add to my notes later :)

Florida at Miami: Much bigger game than many might realize, since it was UF who cancelled this rivalry several years ago. The people in Miami are also pissed because it's a Noon game, and they lobbied hard for the 7PM night game for the exposure, and of course the atmosphere. As it turns out, ABC has NASCAR that night from Richmond, and ESPN is doing the Notre Dame-Michigan game. The game is, however, sold out and was in July. Florida hasn't won in Miami in over a decade, losing the only two games played in 2003 and 2004. This WAS the look-ahead game for both teams, and both teams have a bye next week. IMO advantage 'Canes since they return so many and are at home, as opposed to Florida who had eight players (three in the first two rounds, all on defense) drafted, and six more signed as free agents with NFL teams.

South Carolina at Georgia: A game everyone's had circled since the two met last year in Columbia, in a game the 'Cocks took control of early and never let up. It was clearly the biggest National embarrassment to the 'Dawgs in some time, not just from "losing", but the "way they lost". I fully expect them to be about as motivated for this game as they were the SEC Championship game against Alabama last year. A lot of people are high on South Carolina and a lot of people are or having taken over 9.5 wins for this team, and I am not sold on it. Tough schedule mid-season w/three straight Conference road games, right before playing the only other game they may lose, to Florida, at home. This game dictates a ton, nationally. The winner is in the drivers' seat for the SEC East very early, and the loser will need help they may not get.

Missouri-Toledo: Missouri is actually one of my under-the-radar teams for this season. Franklin, although I don't think he's great, did miss the better part of five games last season. And, under Pinkel, this was a team that had gone to about seven straight Bowls prior to playing in the SEC. I just think they were totally unprepared and dealt with injuries. Not saying they've got a chance to win anything, but they will cover some games (at home v/South Carolina, IMO) that many might not expect. Toledo is a team that will also make some noise, and one that Missouri shouldn't take too lightly. If they escape Florida without serious incident, they bring back most of an offense that lost three games last year, exclusive of a Bowl meltdown against Chuckie Keaton. They lost at Arizona in OT, lost to Ball State (on the road) and at home to Northern Illinois. So, the Tigers had better not sleep on them.

Tennessee-Western Kentucky: After thumping the shit out of Austin Peay, one would think that Butch Jones has them back on the map. Let's not be too hasty here. The Vols lost everyone on offense and had no defense last season, and they have no bye. Hardly. They play at Oregon and at Florida in the next two weeks. And last season they played in Alabama (35-0) so this is far from virgin territory to this team. And of course the Hilltoppers just played at Kentucky (sort of) so they've had some test, in in a huge revenge game, as opposed to Austin Peay. Western is breaking in a new quarterback, and bring back half of what actually was a reasonable defense, considering they played in the Sun Belt Conference. I can see, however, WKY stubbing their toe here, since Butch Jones, albeit without much talent, will have Tennessee at least playing error-free football. That's one reason I do lean to the under here.

Vanderbilt-Austin Peay: Well props to Austin Peay for trying here. But, with Vanderbilt's issues and a game against South Carolina next week, Austin Peay covering what will surely be a big number is far from out of the question. Let's not forget they covered +52 at Virginia Tech last year, so again, they won't be overwhelmed here at all. This will be rare air for the Commodores, being favored by this much, although last season they were -33 to UMass and won by 42. Probably too close for comfort, and there is simply no chance of me taking Vanderbilt here, no matter what the number is.

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Gamblers Data (Fletcher)

FB off to nice 15-6 start

4* B.Green -6.5

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Larry Ness

Legend - Ohio

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ASA

5 USC over
4 Kansas St
3 Syracuse

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Diamond Dog Sports

Over Illinois
Under Missouri
Under Virginia
Under Ball State
Toledo

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MLB

Hot pitchers
-- Greinke is 6-0, 1.22 in his last six starts.
-- Latos is 4-2, 1.79 in his last six starts.
-- Wood is 2-1, 2.70 in his last six starts.
-- Eovaldi is 1-2, 2.14 in his last three starts.

-- Niese is 2-0, 1.30 in his last four starts.

-- Straily is 2-0, 2.45 in his last two starts. Oberholtzer is 4-1, 2.20 in six starts this season.
-- Duffy is 2-0, 0.55 in his last three starts.
-- Richards is 2-1, 2.87 in his last three starts.
-- Correia is 1-0, 0.64 in his last couple starts.
-- Archer is 2-1, 3.28 in his last four starts.

Cold pitchers
-- Arrieta is 1-1, 6.32 in his last three starts. Hellweg is 0-3, 16.76 in his three starts this season.
-- Kendrick is 0-4, 7.24 in his last five starts.
-- Roark was 9-3, 3.15 in AAA this year, with 11 starts in 33 appearances; he is 4-0 in big leagues already, in only nine relief appearances (22.1 IP, 1.19 ERA).
-- Locke is 0-2, 8.44 in his last six starts. Wainwright is 0-2, 16.88 in his last two outings.
-- Chatwood allowed ten run in 4.1 IP in his last two starts.
-- Ross is 0-2, 6.23 in his last three starts.
-- McCarthy is 1-5, 5.09 in his last six starts. Cain is 1-2, 3.70 in his last four.

-- Kluber was 1-0, 2.25 in his last five starts before he went on DL; last start for him was August 5.

-- Lackey is 1-4, 3.19 in his last six starts; Boston was shut out in five of his last 11 starts. Huff is 20-26, 5.18 in 52 MLB starts; he is 2-0, 3.32 in 19 IP in bigs this year (9 games). He was 4-7, 3.90 in 14 minor league starts this year.
-- Chen is 1-4, 6.09 in his last six starts. Santiago is 1-2, 4.40 in his last five.
-- Detroit lost last five Verlander starts (0-2, 4.50).
-- Happ is 0-3, 9.00 in his last three starts.
-- Holland is 0-1, 4.86 in his last three starts.
-- Lefty Paxton was 8-11, 4.45 in 26 AAA starts this year; this is his first big league appearance. .

Starting Pitchers/First Inning
You can wager on whether teams will score in the first inning. Below is how often a starting pitcher has allowed 1+ runs in first inning in one of his starts........
-- Hellweg 2-3; Arrieta 2-10 (0 of 5 as Cub)
-- Greinke 7-23; Latos 9-28 (1 of last 9)
-- Wood 2-9; Kendrick 11-28 (4 of last 7)
-- Roark 0-0; Eovaldi 4-14
-- Locke 6-26; Wainwright 9-30 (5 of last 10)
-- Chatwood 5-16; Ross 4-11
-- McCarthy 6-17; Cain 8-26 (1 of last 7)

-- Niese 6-19; Kluber 3-19 (0 of last 5)

-- Lackey 10-25; Huff 0-0
-- Oberholtzer 1-6; Straily 5-23 (1 of last 6)
-- Santiago 4-19; Chen 4-18 (1 of last 7)
-- Verlander 9-29 (5 of last 9); Duffy 1-4
-- Happ 4-13 (3 of last 5); Correia 6-27 (0 of last 13)
-- Holland 4-28 (1 of last 6); Richards 3-12
-- Archer 6-18 (4 of last 6); Paxton 0-0

Totals
-- Six of last eight Milwaukee road games went over the total.
-- Under is 8-2-1 in last eleven Atlanta games.
-- Over is 10-4-1 in last fifteen Washington games.
-- Over is 6-2-1 in last nine eCincinnati games.
-- Over is 5-1-1 in Cardinals' last seven games.
-- Six of last seven Colorado games went over the total. Five of last six San Diego games stayed under total.
-- Seven of last nine Arizona games stayed under the total.

-- Seven of last eleven Cleveland games stayed under total.

-- Six of last seven Bronx games went over the total.
-- Four of last six White Sox games went over the total.
-- Six of last nine Kansas City games stayed under total.
-- Five of last seven Toronto games stayed under total; three of last four Twin games went over.
-- Over is 5-1-1 in last seven Angel games.
-- Eight of last twelve Houston games stayed under the total.
-- Four of last five Tampa Bay games went over the total.

Hot teams
-- Braves won eight of their last eleven games.
-- Washington seven of its last ten games on foreign soil. Marlins won four of their last five games.
-- Dodgers won five of their last seven games. Cincinnati won four of last five. .
-- San Diego won six of its last eight home games.

-- Indians won four of their last five games.

-- Royals won eight of their last eleven games. Tigers won six of eight on road.
-- Red Sox won ten of their last twelve games.
-- Baltimore won five of its last six home games.
-- Blue Jays won eight of their last eleven games.
-- Angels won ten of their last thirteen games.
-- A's won ten of their last thirteen games.

Cold teams
-- Cubs are 7-18 in last 25 home games. Brewers lost six of last seven games.
-- Phillies lost four of their last six games.
-- St Louis lost five of its last eight games. Pirates are 11-15 in last 26 games.
-- Rockies lost seven of their last ten road games.
-- Giants are 1-7 in game after their last eight wins. Arizona lost six of its last nine games.

-- Mets lost four of their last five games.

-- Bronx lost last two games, allowing 21 runs.
-- White Sox lost their last eight games.
-- Detroit lost three of its last five games.
-- Tampa Bay lost ten of its last twelve games. Seattle lost four of last six.
-- Rangers lost five of their last seven games.
-- Houston lost eight of its last twelve games.

Umpires
-- Mil-Chi-- Favorites won seven of last eight McClelland games.
-- LA-Cin-- Last four Nelson games stayed under the total.
-- Atl-Phil-- Six of last nine Everitt games stayed under total.
-- Wsh-Mia-- Home side won 11 of last 13 Barksdale games.
-- Pitt-StL-- Last five Vanover games went over the total.
-- Col-SD-- 17 of last 23 Miller games stayed under the total.
-- Az-SF-- Last five Guccione games stayed under the total.

-- NY-Cle-- Under is 9-5-1 in last fifteen Meals games.

-- Bos-NY-- Three of last four Holbrook games stayed under.
-- Hst-A's-- Four of last five Gibson games went over the total.
-- Chi-Balt-- Five of last six Hoye games stayed under total.
-- Det-KC-- Favorites won five of last six Marquez games.
-- Tor-Min-- Five of last six Blaser games stayed under total.
-- Tex-LA-- Underdogs won five of last six BWelke games.
-- TB-Sea-- Six of last nine Fairchild games went over total.

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Cappers Access

Illinois +9.5
Georgia -3.5
Northwestern +17
Notre Dame +4.5

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The Gold Sheet

Key Releases

ARKANSAS STATE Plus over Auburn
KANSAS STATE by 20 over La.-Lafayette
WYOMING by 35 over Idaho
UNLV Plus over Arizona

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ScLiveDogs

Why we like the Angels on Saturday at +110...this is one of those valuable home dogs who are playing the better baseball at this point in the season and will be facing a pitcher who is looking to regain form in a ballpark where he has shown little success in. This Angels team comes in as winners of their last 10 of 13 games where they have averaged 5 RPG while allowing just 3 RPG during that stretch. On the other hand, the Rangers have lost their last 7 of 12 games while averaging 4 RPG and allowing 4 RPG during that stretch. This is a Rangers team, who throughout the stretch of the entire season, have averaged 4.5 RPG, so they seem to have hit a soft spot offensively come September. The Angels will be pitching Garret Richards who is clearly pitching his best ball of the season where he brings in a 2.87 era in his last 15 innings while allowing 13 hits and just 1 HR. This Rangers team has a combined 56 ABs off of Richards where they have a .268 average with just 1 HR. Richards faced this Rangers team on August 6th IN Los Angeles where he allowed just 3 runs through 6 innings on 5 Ks, 1 BB & 0 HRs. The Rangers will be pitching Derek Holland who brings a 4.32 era over his last 16 innings where he allowed 4 HRs on 12 BBs and 11 Ks. It should be noted that those numbers were in the pitcher friendly ballparks of the Athletics and Mariners as well as a start against the Astros; which should play to the advantage of the Angels IN Los Angeles. There are a few reasons to fade Holland in this matchup and we will start by talking about his recent troubles on the road. In Hollands last three road starts, he allowed a combined 9 runs through 16 innings on 17 hits, 3 HRs, 12 Ks & 11 BBs. The room for concern with Holland lies with his BB totals as they have steadily increased up to this point in the season. To take his road problems a step further, we will examine his last three road starts IN Los Angeles against the Angels. In those three starts, Holland allowed a combined 14 runs through 18 innings on 21 hits, 3 HRs, 11 Ks & 6 BBs. This Angels team is familiar with Holland as they have a combined 146 ABs with a .301 average and 9 HRs. Our final reason for a fade against Holland is because of the fact that he sees his 3.07 season era rise to a 3.71 era when pitching on 4 Days of Rest (which he will be doing on Saturday). We will play on the Angels at +110.

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Dave Essler | CFB SideSat, 09/07/13 - 12:00 PM
triple-dime bet306 Miami 3.0 (-110) Bookmaker.com vs 305 Florida

Dave Essler | CFB SideSat, 09/07/13 - 12:00 PM
double-dime bet316 Temple 3.0 (-110) BetOnline (http://www.betonline.ag/) vs 315 Houston

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double-dime bet347 Toledo 17.5 (-110) 5dimes (http://www.5dimes.com/) vs 348 Missouri

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Mighty Quinn

Mighty hit with the Indians on Friday and likes Oregon on Saturday.

The deficit is 1318 sirignanos.

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Temple +3

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Today's MLB Picks

Detroit at Kansas City

The Royals look to take advantage of a Detroit team that is 0-5 in Justin Verlander's last 5 starts as a favorite. Kansas City is the pick (+115) according to Dunkel, which has the Royals favored by 1. Dunkel Pick: Kansas City (+115). Here are all of today's picks.


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
Time Posted: 7:30 a.m. EST


Game 951-952: Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs (4:05 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Milwaukee (Hellweg) 14.437; Cubs (Arrieta) 16.019
Dunkel Line: Chicago Cubs by 1 1/2; 7
Vegas Line: Chicago Cubs (-130); No Run Total
Dunkel Pick: Chicago Cubs (-130); N/A


Game 953-954: LA Dodgers at Cincinnati (1:05 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: LA Dodgers (Greinke) 15.904; Cincinnati (Latos) 14.970
Dunkel Line: LA Dodgers by 1; 8
Vegas Line: Cincinnati (-120); 7
Dunkel Pick: LA Dodgers (+100); Over


Game 955-956: Atlanta at Philadelphia (7:05 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Atlanta (Wood) 16.491; Philadelphia (Kendrick) 13.954
Dunkel Line: Atlanta by 1 1/2; 9
Vegas Line: Atlanta (-160); 8 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Atlanta (-160); Over


Game 957-958: Washington at Miami (7:05 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Washington (Roark) 14.430; Miami (Eovaldi) 15.592
Dunkel Line: Miami by 1; 7
Vegas Line: Washington (-120); 7 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Miami (+100); Under


Game 959-960: Pittsburgh at St. Louis (7:15 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Pittsburgh (Locke) 15.123; St. Louis (Wainwright) 14.123
Dunkel Line: Pittsburgh by 1; 6
Vegas Line: St. Louis (-170); 7 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Pittsburgh (+150); Under


Game 961-962: Colorado at San Diego (8:40 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Colorado (Chatwood) 13.925; San Diego (Ross) 15.400
Dunkel Line: San Diego by 1 1/2; 8
Vegas Line: San Diego (-135); 7
Dunkel Pick: San Diego (-135); Over


Game 963-964: Arizona at San Francisco (9:05 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Arizona (McCarthy) 13.989; San Francisco (Cain) 15.418
Dunkel Line: San Francisco by 1 1/2; 8
Vegas Line: San Francisco (-145); 7
Dunkel Pick: San Francisco (-145); Over


Game 965-966: Boston at NY Yankees (1:05 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Boston (Lackey) 16.293; NY Yankees (Huff) 17.281
Dunkel Line: NY Yankees by 1; 8
Vegas Line: Boston (-135); 9
Dunkel Pick: NY Yankees (+115); Under


Game 967-968: Houston at Oakland (4:05 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Houston (Oberholtzer) 15.172; Oakland (Straily) 14.564
Dunkel Line: Houston by 1/2; 7
Vegas Line: Oakland (-220); 8
Dunkel Pick: Houston (+190); Under


Game 969-970: Chicago White Sox at Baltimore (1:05 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: White Sox (Santiago) 14.494; Baltimore (Chen) 15.874
Dunkel Line: Baltimore by 1 1/2; 9
Vegas Line: Baltimore (-180); 8 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Baltimore (-180); Over


Game 971-972: Detroit at Kansas City (7:10 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Detroit (Verlander) 15.177; Kansas City (Duffy) 16.214
Dunkel Line: Kansas City by 1; 7
Vegas Line: Detroit (-135); 8
Dunkel Pick: Kansas City (+115); Under


Game 973-774: Toronto at Minnesota (7:10 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Toronto (Happ) 14.271; Minnesota (Correia) 15.753
Dunkel Line: Minnesota by 1 1/2; 9
Vegas Line: Minnesota (-120); 8 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Minnesota (-120); Over


Game 975-976: Texas at LA Angels (9:05 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Texas (Holland) 16.290; LA Angels (Richards) 14.937
Dunkel Line: Texas by 1 1/2; 7
Vegas Line: Texas (-130); 8
Dunkel Pick: Texas (-130); Under


Game 977-978: Tampa Bay at Seattle (9:10 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Tampa Bay (Archer) 14.538; Seattle (Paxton) 15.632
Dunkel Line: Seattle by 1; 8
Vegas Line: Tampa Bay (-155); 7 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Seattle (+135); Over


Game 979-980: NY Mets at Cleveland (8:05 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: NY Mets (Niese) 15.867; Cleveland (Kluber) 14.973
Dunkel Line: NY Mets by 1; 7
Vegas Line: Cleveland (-160); 8
Dunkel Pick: NY Mets (+140); Under

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Mitch Wilson

BYU +7

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The Winning Prescription - Marcus Langdon
Saturday 9/7 - (6-4 YTD)

FLORIDA -3
OKLAHOMA ST -27.5
BOWLING GREEN -6.5
MID TENN ST @ NORTH CAROLINA U65.5
SAN DIEGO ST +28
DUKE -4
WEST VIRGINIA +21
SAM HOUSTON ST +37

UTEP -6.5 (Best Bet)

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Baseball Crusher
Miami Marlins +105 over Washington Nats
(System Record: 74-7, lost last game)
Overall Record: 74-80-2

Football Crusher
Miami FL +3 over Florida
(System Record: 9-0, lost last game)
Overall Record: 9-7

Soccer Crusher
Ponta Preta SP + Internacional UNDER 2.5
This match is happening in Brazil
Chapecoense + BkofAma UNDER 3 - Brazil (pending)
(System Record: 450-15, won last game)
Overall Record: 450-390-59

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Jim Fiest

Elite Western Ky + 14

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Donahue Sports Ball St -8

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StatFox Super Situations™ - FoxSheets

CFB UTAH ST at AIR FORCE

Play Against - Road favorites of 3.5 to 10 points (UTAH ST) in the first month of the season, after closing out last season strong with 3 or more straight wins
41-15 since 1997. ( 73.2% 24.5 units )
0-1 this year. ( 0.0% -1.1 units )

CFB UTAH ST at AIR FORCE

Play On - A road team vs. the money line (UTAH ST) first 2 weeks of the year, after closing out last season strong with 3 or more straight wins, team that had a winning record last season playing a team that had a losing season
41-17 since 1997. ( 70.7% 0.0 units )
2-2 this year. ( 50.0% 0.0 units )

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Inside The Press Box/Phil Steele

CFB BEST BETS

Air Force
Tulane
Texas
Penn St.
USC

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NASCAR Concludes Regular Season Saturday Night
By: Brian Graham

NASCAR Sprint Cup Series
Federated Auto Parts 400

Saturday, September 7 – 7:00 p.m. EDT
Richmond International Raceway – Richmond, VA
The last race before the Chase for the Cup takes place Saturday night in Richmond, the third straight night race for the NASCAR circuit. Seven different drivers will secure a spot in the Chase with a win in this race -- Dale Earnhardt Jr., Joey Logano, Greg Biffle, Kurt Busch, Jeff Gordon, Martin Truex Jr. and Ryan Newman. Defending points champion Brad Keselowski, Jamie McMurray and Paul Menard are all still mathematically alive for a berth in the NASCAR playoffs. Richmond International Raceway is a 0.75-mile short track built as a D-shaped oval with varying degrees of banking from 2 to 14.

Odds to Win Race

Driver Odds
Kyle Busch 5-to-1
Matt Kenseth 7-to-1
Brad Keselowski 7-to-1
Jimmie Johnson 7-to-1
Kasey Kahne 8-to-1
Jeff Gordon 10-to-1
Kevin Harvick 12-to-1
Denny Hamlin 12-to-1
Clint Bowyer 12-to-1
Kurt Busch 15-to-1
Dale Earnhardt Jr. 15-to-1
Joey Logano 18-to-1
Carl Edwards 18-to-1
Martin Truex Jr. 20-to-1
Brian Vickers 25-to-1
Greg Biffle 30-to-1
Ryan Newman 40-to-1
Mark Martin 60-to-1
Juan Montoya 60-to-1
Jamie McMurray 75-to-1
Jeff Burton 100-to-1
Aric Almirola 100-to-1
Danica Patrick 100-to-1
Paul Menard 100-to-1
A.J. Allmendinger 100-to-1
Marcos Ambrose 100-to-1
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 100-to-1
FIELD (Any other driver) 100-to-1

Drivers to Watch

Kyle Busch (5/1) - Although he's the favorite, how can you not put a wager on Busch at this short track? In his past nine starts in Richmond, he has four wins, two runner-ups, a 5th-place finish and a 6th-place finish. In total, Busch has top-5 finishes in 12-of-17 (71%) career starts at Richmond, and 28 career top-5's in 52 starts on short tracks. He’s also been racing extremely well heading into racing's second season with two wins in his past four starts and top-8 showings in eight of his past 13 races. The payoff isn’t too exciting, but the smart play on Saturday night is definitely the No. 18 car.

Clint Bowyer (12/1) - The defending champion of this fall race has already clinched a spot in the Chase, so he'll go all out to win at this track for the third time since 2008. Bowyer also finished second at this track in April, marking his sixth top-7 finish in his past eight Richmond races and lowering his career average finish to 9.1 at this venue. His average finish this season has been 11.8 thanks to 11 top-6 showings, five of which have occurred in his past 10 races. With double-digit odds, Bowyer is certainly worthy of a sizable wager here.

Jeff Gordon (10/1) - One of many desperate drivers, Gordon also needs this win for a shot at making 2013 a meaningful campaign. He has put himself in this position with four strong finishes in his past six starts -- 7th at Brickyard, 2nd at Pocono, 7th at Bristol and 2nd at Atlanta last week. Although Gordon hasn’t won at Richmond since 2000, he’s been awfully close recently with a pair of runner-ups and two third-place showings in his past eight starts on this track. Gordon's odds are favorable enough to justify a small wager here.

Martin Truex Jr. (20/1) - Truex Jr. continues his late-season surge, banging out four top-3's in his past 11 starts despite crashing twice during this span. One of those came last week in Atlanta. Although Truex has never won on a short track, he does have five career top-5 finishes at this length. His Richmond history isn't checkered with much success, but three straight starts of ninth or better is at least something to build on. He also tested on this track, which can only improve his chances. Don’t wager more than a unit on this darkhorse, but increasing that unit 20 times is not too shabby of a payoff.

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NASCAR Betting Federated Auto Parts 400 Preview

Richmond International Raceway will play host to a nerve-wracking Federated Auto Parts 400. There are plenty of talented drivers yet to qualify for the Chase, but not enough spots for all of them.

Here is our betting preview.

Favorite: Kyle Busch (5-1)

Kyle has raced extremely well at Richmond winning four times in 17 starts at the .75 mile oval track. Busch, who is fifth in the standings, won last week in Atlanta and a victory at Richmond would tie him for the top Chase seed.

Live dog: Martin Truex, Jr. (20-1)

Truex, Jr. will need to put in a strong performance to qualify for the Chase and a victory Saturday would basically see the New Jersey native advance. Truex finished 17th at Richmond earlier in the year after starting ninth in the grid. The track has traditionally gotten the best of him as he has an average finish of 23.3 over the past five years there, but he'll be gunning for a solid result as he looks to get to the playoffs.

Long shot: Ryan Newman (40-1)

Newman has fared well at Richmond posting five top-10 results and one top-five over the past five seasons. He's maintained composure as he still looks for a home in 2014 (though he's expected to move to the No. 31 Caterpillar car). Newman won at the Brickyard 400, so a victory here would give him claim to at least a wildcard position.

Key stat: Kevin Harvick, who won the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond back in April, has started 25 races at the track and has yet to record a DNF.

Weather: Forecasts are calling for clear conditions and temperatures in the mid-70s.

Notable quotable:

"Well, after last year, this is going to be easy. We went through so much last year that I think it allows us to be more relaxed, be more prepared knowing that you got to race as hard as you can until the final lap. I think the way (last year) prepared us was knowing no matter what happens, you can't ever give up. You just have to put every bit of effort into every single moment, every lap. If the car's off, you've got to work on it. Sometimes take big swings at it. If your car's perfect, don't get complacent." Jeff Gordon on the pressure of battling for a Chase spot.

Odds to win the Federated Auto Parts 400:

Kyle Busch 5-1
Jimmie Johnson 6-1
Brad Keselowski 7-1
Matt Kenseth 7-1
Kasey Kahne 8-1
Jeff Gordon 10-1
Denny Hamlin 12-1
Clint Bowyer 12-1
Kevin Harvick 12-1
Kurt Busch 15-1
Dale Earnhardt Jr. 15-1
Carl Edwards 18-1
Joey Logano 18-1
Martin Truex Jr. 20-1
Brian Vickers 25-1
Greg Biffle 30-1
Ryan Newman 40-1
Mark Martin 60-1
Juan Montoya 60-1
Jamie McMurray 75-1
Paul Menard 100-1
A.J. Allmendinger 100-1
Danica Patrick 100-1
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 100-1
Marcos Ambrose 100-1
Aric Almirola 100-1
Jeff Burton 100-1
Field ( Any Other Driver ) 100-1

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WNBA Basketball Picks

Minnesota at Seattle

The Storm look to bounce back from their 97-74 loss to the Lynx last Saturday and build on their 7-1 ATS record in their last 8 games following an ATS defeat. Seattle is the pick (+7 1/2) according to Dunkel, which has the Storm favored by 4. Dunkel Pick: Seattle (+7 1/2). Here are all of today's picks.


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
Time Posted: 8:00 a.m. EST


Game 651-652: Connecticut at Indiana (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Connecticut 101.038; Indiana 115.219
Dunkel Line & Total: Indiana by 14; 135
Vegas Line & Total: Indiana by 11 1/2; 139 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Indiana (-11 1/2); Under


Game 653-654: Minnesota at Seattle (10:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Minnesota 113.395; Seattle 117.177
Dunkel Line & Total: Seattle by 4; 154
Vegas Line & Total: Minnesota by 7 1/2; 148 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Seattle (+7 1/2); Over

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R.A.W. Football - Saturday
Ball State
Western Kentucky
Indiana
Miami(Fla)
"under" on Mich./N.Dame

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StatFox Super Situations™ - FoxSheets

MLB CHI WHITE SOX at BALTIMORE

Play On - All favorites with a money line of -150 or more (BALTIMORE) below average hitting team (AVG <=.265) against a good starting pitcher (ERA <=4.20) -AL
306-126 since 1997. ( 70.8% 94.7 units )
28-21 this year. ( 57.1% -8.3 units )

StatFox Situational Power Trends™ - FoxSheets

MLB NY METS at CLEVELAND

NY METS are 17-6 (+14.4 Units) against the money line vs. an AL team with an on base percentage .330 or worse over the last 2 seasons.

The average score was: NY METS (5.0) , OPPONENT (3.1)

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StatFox Super Situations™ - FoxSheets

WNBA MINNESOTA at SEATTLE

Play Under - Road teams where the total is greater than or equal to 140 top caliber team - outscoring their opponents by 9+ points/game, after scoring 75 points or more
59-26 since 1997. ( 69.4% 30.4 units )
5-5 this year. ( 50.0% -0.5 units )

WNBA CONNECTICUT at INDIANA

Play On - Any team vs the money line (INDIANA) revenging a road loss versus opponent, a marginal losing team (40% to 49%) playing a losing team after 15 or more games
58-24 since 1997. ( 70.7% 0.0 units )
3-0 this year. ( 100.0% 0.0 units )

WNBA CONNECTICUT at INDIANA

Play Under - Home teams where the first half total is between 60.5 and 65.5 points after going over the total by 48 or more points total in their last ten games, vs. division opponents
46-18 since 1997. ( 71.9% 26.2 units )

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Bankroll Sports

2* Tulane Green Wave -6.5

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North Coast

4.5*
USF
UVA
Penn St.

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Mitch Wilson

Weekly Newsletter Pick: Miami Hurricanes ML

Miami Hurricanes vs. Florida Gators 12PM EST ESPN The Line: Miami +3
Most of you know this is one that is close to my heart but this is also one that is pretty easy to figure out. While the SEC still gets all of the props, and hey, for what they have done as far as winning National Championships much of it has been deserved, but in some cases it gets out of hand and that is the case here.
Both of these teams are young and the Florida defense despite having just four returning starters played extremely well against Toledo last week. But while Toledo is a very nice non-BCS team, they are hardly in the class of a Miami when it comes to team speed. Speed is a great equalizer and UF was able to make up for a lot last week (in a game they didn’t cover) with speed alone but that won’t be the case here. Miami is loaded at receiver and Stephen Morris at QB may have one of the strongest arms in the nation. Duke Johnson at running back is tough as nails and has some of the best cutback ability I have ever seen. The Gators D will be keying on Johnson leaving the Miami receivers in single coverage and with Morris’ arm and Miami’s speed here, there is only so much the Gators’ DB’s can do.
When we look at the Florida offense against the Miami defense, Miami’s defense has experience but they were very suspect a year ago and had some big drops of easy interceptions last week. Don’t expect them to have as many opportunities here as Florida won’t be throwing deep often. Florida QB Jeff Driskel simply doesn’t have a good arm and the coaching staff doesn’t design many plays where he throws more than three or four yards, even when they need seven. If the Gators fall behind and Driskel is called upon to air it out Florida will be in very big trouble. If we look at Florida’s stats since Driskel took over they bear this out as they have a roster full of first team High School All-Americans with very low productivity.
When we look at the ACC vs. SEC thing, it didn’t seem to bother the home teams last week as Clemson beat Georgia and South Carolina beat UNC. Alabama beat VT but that was a neutral site game. I don’t expect Miami to have the same home field edge Clemson had, though the stadium will be far more full than usual.
When programs are on the rise they have a signature win and this is Miami’s, I am rolling with the Canes on the money line to win outright.
Mitch’s Pick: Miami +140

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Justin Harrison Sports

NCAAF Game of the Month For Saturday

3:30pm / Toledo Rockets +17

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LINE CHANGERS

Illinois vs Cincinnati
Play: Illinois +8
5 Units

Texas-San Antonio vs Oklahoma State
Play: Oklahoma State -26
5 Units

Virginia vs Oregon
Play: Oregon -23
3 Units

Miami (FL) vs Florida
Play: Miami (FL) +3
3 Units

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CHASE DIAMOND

8* KILLER CLUB

Money Line: Georgia -155

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Bob Balfe

CFB
HOUSTON -3.5

Houston has a very fast tempo offense and I don’t think the Owls are designed to go toe to toe with them. Temple’s starting QB is only in his second game of his career and there are just too many young guys on this team to win a shootout. I think Temple will score, but in a shootout I favor the more experienced offense. Temple looked decent against Notre Dame, but I am sure that has more to do with the Irish not giving Michigan anything to look at on tape. Take the Cougars.

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Umpire UNDER streakers 80-32-8 (71%)

Miller 12-3 L15 (SD/COL)
Guccione 5-0 L5 (SF/ARI)

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Teddy Covers

10* Western Kentucky
10* San Diego State
10* Tulsa
10* Kansas State

20* Oregon State

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MajorCovers

Georgia-3
Western Carolina at VT Under 57

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EAGLE EYE---RANDY ROSE
Your Pick: UNLV +10.5 (-110)
Your Pick: Michigan -4 (-110)
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2-0 Yesterday
8-7 Last 7 Days (+0.27)
30-28 Last 30 days (-2.00)

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Wayne Root
Pinnacle (http://www.pinnaclesports.com) GOY
BYU

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Sports Cash System Play of The Day for Today: 9/7
Oregon -23.5 over Virginia (buy half point to -23)

(System Record: 133-5, Lost last game)
Overall Record: 133-119

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GGGSports
2Units-Oklahoma st -26
2Units-Kansas st -10
2Units-Oregon -22
2Units-Notre Dame/Mich un 52

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ParlayJoe

Cincinnati -8

Northwestern -16.5

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bookiemonsters

141-95 run

17-12-1 run last 30 plays

pod reds game over 7

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Marc lawerence

byu
miami

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Howard Eskin

CFB
Miami Hurricanes

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Guaranteed Sports Picks

UAB vs LSU - Under 62

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Chicago Syndicate

Top MLB Plays

Dodgers, Yankees, Tigers, Rays, Over White Sox

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LA Syndicate

Top MLB Plays

MLB Game of the Month - Tampa Bay Rays

Dodgers
Angels

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Sweetjones55

CFB
Texas -6.5
Cincinnati -7.5

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Dave Cokin

COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Houston (-3) over TEMPLE
Cincinnati (-7.5) over ILLINOIS
BALL STATE (-7.5) over Army

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John Paramo

MLB
Colorado - San Diego - OVER 7 (-110)

CFB
San Jose St. +26.5 (-110)
Arkansas St. +12.5 (-110)

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Pablosky

Baltimore RL-1.5 (+110)

Baylor -27 (-110)

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Ats insiders club

BYU +7
UTEP -6.5
Ohio -4

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Fat Jack Sports

Byu
Kentucky
Greenbay

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Alex Smart

South Florida

Western Kentucky

Air Force

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Prediction Machine

UTEP Over
Ball St Over
Tennessee Over
Missouri Under
Georgia Over
Texas Under
LSU Under

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Paul Leiner

100* Tigers -140

100* Miami +3.5

50* North Carolina -18.5

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Edwards

Florida
W Kentucky
Duke
S Carolina
Michigan

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9xSports

(College Football) 12:30PM NORTH CAROLINA-17.5

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Billy Coleman

4* Indiana
4* UNLV
3* Bowling Green
3* W.kentucky

3* Reds

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Sportswagers NCAAF
Today's Free Picks for Sep 07, 2013





http://www.sportswagers.ca/graphics/icons/logo_2.pngNorth Texas @ OHIO
North Texas +4 -106 over OHIO

7:00 PM EST. Ohio was on track to be a BCS buster in 2012 after it won its first seven games with impressive road victories at Penn State and Marshall highlighting the early season run. Coach Frank Solich's squad lost steam down the stretch, but it coasted to a 45-14 win over ULM in the Independence Bowl to arrive at a 9-4 overall record. Including bowl games, the Bobcats have won nine of their last 11 non-conference contests and when you combine that with this unfamiliar foe, it has the ‘Cats overvalued. The Bobcats were a big pooch last week to Louisville and they obliged by getting pounded by 42 points while scoring just seven in a 49-7 defeat. That’s the problem with Ohio. The Bobcats defense got shredded more than once last season and they return just two starters from that group. Ohio’s defense could not get off the field last week and this week figures to be almost as difficult.
North Texas is coming off an easy 40-6 win over a young Idaho group. The Mean Green racked up 591 yards of total offense in a game that was projected to be much closer. North Texas has its best team since the Mean Green went to four straight New Orleans Bowls from 2001 to 2004. This is one of the most experienced squads in the nation, and it has an explosive star in wide receiver/returner Brelan Chancellor. This a rather young Ohio team that is still searching for its defensive identity. The Bobcats will mount some offense this week, but North Texas throws and catches well enough to exploit some of the same deficiencies Louisville exposed. Throw in a margin and this confident visitor has plenty to get the cover. Upset possibility.


Our Pick
#317 North Texas +4 -106 (Risking 2.12 units - To Win: 2.00)



http://www.sportswagers.ca/graphics/icons/logo_2.pngMinnesota @ NEW MEXICO ST
NEW MEXICO ST +15 -106 over Minnesota

8:00 PM EST. The New Mexico State Aggies have little appeal. They have not been to a bowl game since 1960 (Sun Bowl), the longest bowl drought of any team currently in the FBS. In the season opener, the Aggies lost 56-7 to Texas and when you combine that with the Aggies 1-11 record last year and putrid past, you get a team that is getting extra points every single week. That’s not to say that NMSU should be bet every week but at home this week against an overvalued Minnesota squad, you can be damn sure we’re going to bet it. Texas is a powerhouse that could be playing for a National Championship in January and while the Longhorns crushed the Aggies, that game was 14-7 at the half and New Mexico State had a 7-0 lead with just two minutes to go in the first half. That’s something to build off of. The final score was much uglier than the product on the field. New Mexico has a new coach in Doug Martin. He’s an offensive minded coach who has a new starting QB in Andrew McDonald. A former standout at Santa Ana College, McDonald threw for 4,229 yards and 50 TDs in the two seasons prior to his arrival in Las Cruces. The Aggies jumped right into the fire in Week 1 by playing a juggernaut Longhorns squad but take a huge step down in this one and we’re suggesting they’re going to keep it close.
The Golden Gophers are a known program that is coming off a seemingly easy 53-21 victory over UNLV. Trust us when we tell you that the Gophers will not come close to scoring 53 points again this season. That win over UNLV is not only grossly misleading but it has influence on this number. At home against the Rebels last week, the Gophers could not move forward. They had just 320 yards of offense the entire game and had 24 less offensive snaps than the Rebels. Minnesota’s 32 point margin of victory last week makes no sense whatsoever and falls into the category of peculiar to say the least. Minnesota’s passing game is virtually non-existent, which means a heavy dose of running the ball. Even the defense, which was supposed to be the Gophers strong suit, looked out of sorts last week. You can never put too much emphasis on one game but Minnesota is simply not that good and could be in danger of taking the Aggies very lightly here. Even at their best, the Gophers might have trouble covering this number. The most overvalued team in college football is now spotting huge points to a team nobody wants to bet on. That’s an overlay.


Our Pick
#370 NEW MEXICO ST +15 -106 (Risking 2.12 units - To Win: 2.00)



http://www.sportswagers.ca/graphics/icons/logo_2.pngArizona @ UNLV
UNLV +10½ -102 over Arizona

10:30 PM EST. One of last week’s most misleading scores was UNLV’s 51-23 defeat at Minnesota. UNLV held the edge over the Gophers in time of possession, first downs and total net yards but a series of bizarre plays, some turnovers and some calls that went against them did the Rebels in. That loss and score last week has them grossly undervalued here in a game they can win outright. The Rebels have a good balance of offense and defense and are very capable of pulling off this upset. This is the best UNLV squad since 2000 but not many are aware of just how competitive they are going to be. We'll be backing Bobby Hauck's fourth UNLV team with more enthusiasm later in the season against its peers, but a double-digit price at home is worth a look for a team with wide road performance splits.
Rich Rodriguez and defensive lieutenant Jeff Casteel need another year or three before Arizona will really challenge in the Pac-12. The Wildcats ran only 47 plays last week versus Northern Arizona, not because of offensive inefficiency but because the defense couldn't get off the field as the underdog played ball-control. Ka'Deem Carey's return helps, but UNLV will present a much stiffer challenge in both trenches and is capable of running downhill on Arizona. Minnesota put three non-offensive touchdowns on the Rebels last week and didn't break them until the last one. UNLV held up well man for man, though, and has the personnel and the mental toughness this year to make a game of it at home with a middling Pac-12 squad like the Wildcats. If you bet parlays, throw the Rebels in one of them on the money line. We’re calling the upset here but will gladly accept the generous spot.


Our Pick
UNLV +10½ -102 (Risking 2.04 units - To Win: 2.00)



http://www.sportswagers.ca/graphics/icons/logo_2.pngFlorida @ MIAMI
MIAMI +133 over Florida

12:00 PM EST. The Gators are ranked 12th in the country and when you wager on ranked versus unranked, you’re almost always going to pay a premium to do so and that’s something we can’t endorse. Besides, we’re not close to being convinced that the Gators are the 12th best team in the land. They defeated the Toledo Rockets last week 24-6 but pretty it was not. The Gators defense provided the offense with great field position all game long and it was painful to watch the offense do little with it. The Gators are not sporting good team health and continuity right now and Miami will get more from the personnel surrounding its quarterback.
We'll caution against over-investment this year in a Miami team that isn’t the most creative bunch, but the Hurricanes are good enough for us to continue fading an overvalued Florida outfit this week. Florida’s defense is most likely better than the ‘Canes but that’s not enough to warrant spotting road points. The ‘Canes have the program's best mix of talent, experience and opportunity of the Al Golden era. This is a focused Miami group that has had all of its post-season sanctions removed. They have their eye on more than a good season and this week's visit from the Gators is low-hanging fruit as far as statement games go. Miami outright.


Our Pick
#306 MIAMI +133 (Risking 2 units - To Win: 2.66)

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Kelso
100 unit Texas El Paso
100 unit Ball State
50 unit Oregon

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HM Sports Handicapping

8 units Oregon -23.5
8 units Cincinatti -7.5
7 units WKY +13
7 units Miami Ohio +17
7 units Utah State -9.5
5 units Memphis +4
5 units Navy +13
5 units K State -10.5
4 units Temple +3

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Sportswagers Boxing
Today's Free Picks for Sep 07, 2013





http://www.sportswagers.ca/graphics/icons/logo_21.pngRaymundo Beltran vs Ricky Burns
Raymundo Beltran +385 over Ricky Burns

4:00 PM EST
LOCATION: Scottish Exhibition Centre Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Ricky Burns is a guy that has built an excellent career for himself. He was a nice little boxer as a young pro but after a loss to the more grizzled Carl Johanneson in 2007, it was questioned whether he had the physicality to compete on a higher level. But he put his nose to the grindstone, made improvements and worked very hard. Now already a two-time world champ and current WBO lightweight titlist, Burns hasn’t lost since losing to Johanneson in 2007. Burns is tall, strong and with an excellent engine. He’s not thought of as a puncher but he hits with more authority than his record suggests. He has excellent wins over Roman Martinez, Michael Katsidis and Kevin Mitchell to name a few.
Raymundo Beltran has been around a long time as he turned pro in 1999. He was always a solid opponent but not really too well known or slated for great things. He was just a fighter that went to the gym and worked hard. Gradually, he began to improve and break out in 2010. While he lost two fights as the B side in the recent past, the losses were controversial and they were against terrific undefeated prospects. In those fights he gave Luis Ramos Jr. and Sharif Bogere stern tests that could have easily swung his way. Beltran got the call to take on Hank Lundy on the road and he finally got a fair decision as a B side, winning a deserved split decision. He beat the dangerous bomber Ji-Hoon Kim in his penultimate fight leading to his shot at Burns. Beltran is being highly overlooked as a near 4-1 underdog. Beltran is a battle tested guy that one could argue has faced better overall opposition than Burns has. Beltran has been a long time sparring partner for some of the elite, like Manny Pacquiao, and he is obviously a dedicated practitioner. Beltran has fought a lot of styles and had success. We don’t see Burns running over him as the odds suggest. Burns is coming off a fight where he was behind against Jose Gonzalez but Gonzalez faded after hurting his hand and abandoned the fight. Beltran isn’t elite but he does everything well and is a fighter. Burns has become more offensive minded over the past few years and he figures to use that here. Beltran has the background and attributes to score a win. It will be tough on the road in Scotland and you almost have to give Burns a two-point lead right from the opening bell. But Beltran may just be the stronger man and can fight and grind a way to his long awaited championship. We’re calling Beltran to pull out a win in a grueling fight.
We’re risking 1 unit only here and would suggest more at a different venue but fighting on the road in a hostile environment seems to increase the possibility of abhorrent decisions, as we all well aware of but don’t be surprised to see Beltran get the KO.


Our Pick
Raymundo Beltran +385 (Risking 1 units - To Win: 3.85)

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Betting Line Moves

SE Louisiana +41.5

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Goodfella

354 Ball St. (-130) Bookmaker.com vs 353 Army
Analysis: (2*) Two Team CFB $$line Parlay

#354 BALL ST. $$line to #329 UTAH ST. $$line

375 Washington St. / 376 Southern Cal OVER 53.5 Bookmaker.com
Analysis:
"CFB Dominator Total" 2* on WASHINGTON ST/USC OVER 53.5

306 Miami 3.5 (-115) bodog (http://sports.bovada.lv/) vs 305 Florida
Analysis:
2* on MIAMI HURRICANES +3.5


Note: There are a couple +3.5 out there, but if you can only get +3 that is fine too. If you can get the +3.5 or buy half I suggest doing so.

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Youngstown Connection
Date: Saturday September 7, 2013
$20.00 NCAAF Play #1

#356 Penn State -24 12PM Eastern

Line from Carib (http://www.caribsports.com/)
Line as of 3AM Eastern 9/7/13

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Kelso

15 Georgia
10 tulane
5 Cincinnati

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Betting Line Moves

Iowa -24
Tenn Tech +44

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WinningAngleSports

CFB
Miami +3 over Florida
Cincinnati -7.5 over Illinois
South Carolina +3.5 over Georgia
Michigan -3.5 over Notre Dame
San Jose State +26.5 over Stanford

MLB
Oakland -210 over Houston TOP PLAY
Baltimore -170 over Chicago White Sox
St. Louis -150 over Pittsburgh
Cleveland -160 over New York Mets

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any one got ATS LOCK CLUB.? tkns

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Triple Threat Sports

non conf goy Tennessee

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Andy Iskoe

Auburn -10.5

Ohio -4

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moneymakers
under indians

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tri lambda
memphis

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Bigal?

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Linelounge

Saturday, 9/7/2013-CFB

#354 Ball State (-8.5) over Army

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Bobby Edwards:

Free play on the radio. 9-3 last year. Air Force +10

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ROCKDEMANSPORTS

SYSTEM PLAYS FOR WEEK 2
DUKE / INDY / NEW MEXICO

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Scott Landau Saturday MLB:
NYY +121 / TEX -130 / NYM +148

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Vincent Rizzo Sports

Free Play

South Carolina +4 (1.15U)

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Betting Line Moves

Tennessee Martin +35

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Sports Cash System

free picks:

Arizona -10 over UNLV (NCAA College Football)

Toledo +17 over Missouri (NCAA College Football)

South Carolina / Georgia UNDER 56 (NCAA College Football)

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Early Seabass Report-all 100's:
North Carolina
Kent St-buy to 7
Tennessee

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ATS
14 Tulsa
7 Navy
6 Cinncin
5 Oklahoma St
5 Tuland

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XpertPicks

Saturday Football

310 Michigan State -23.5 over South Florida (TOP NCAA PLAY)---RISK 10% OF YOUR BANKROLL
12:00 PM EST
South Florida has lost 10 of the last 13 games against the spread coming off a loss and they have lost 7 of the last 8 games against the spread coming off a game with three or more turnovers. South Florida has lost 7 of the last 9 games against the spread coming off an OVER the total in their last game and they have lost 17 of the last 24 overall games against the spread.



358 Baylor -27 over Buffalo (TOP NCAA PLAY)
Baylor has covered the spread in 12 of the last 14 home games and they have covered the spread in 19 of the last 27 overall games. Baylor has covered the spread in 16 of the last 23 games when the total posted is greater than 63 points and they scored 69 points on offense in their last game.


333 Oregon -22.5 over Virginia (TOP NCAA PLAY)---RISK 10% OF YOUR BANKROLL
3:30 PM EST
Virginia has lost 17 of the last 26 games against the spread and they have lost 8 of the last 10 non-conference games against the spread. Virginia has lost 11 of the last 14 games against the spread when playing in the 1st half of the season and they have lost 11 of the last 15 home games against the spread.

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Legit Picks

Saturday 9/6/13 Plays...

5* SYRACUSE +17 / #337 / (3PM) / NCAAF
2* ILLINOIS +8.5 / #322 / (9AM) / NCAAF
2* NORFOLK ST/RUTGERS (UNDER 46) / #386 / (9AM PST) / NCAAF
2* MID TENNESSEE +18 / #319 / (9:30AM) / NCAAF
2* BAYLOR -27 / #358 / (12:30PM) / NCAAF
2* CHATTANOOGA/GEORGIA ST (OVER 50) / #384 / (11AM) / NCAAF
2* OLD DOMINION/MARYLAND (OVER 64) / #355 / (1PM) / NCAAF
2* DUKE/MEMPHIS (OVER 53.5) / #340 / (1:30PM) / NCAAF
2* PORTLAND ST/CAL (OVER 64.5) / #415 / (2PM) / NCAAF

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Godfather locks.
***Today's WINNERS***

- 12pm- 5000* Miami U +3

- 3:30pm- 1000* Ohio State -28

- 4:30pm- 5000* Georgia -3.5

- 6:00pm- 1000* Northwestern -16.5

- 7:00pm- 1000* BYU +7.5

-10:30pm- 1000* USC -15.5

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Prediction Machine
Arizona
Ball St
UTEP
San Jose St
UAB
Utah St
Washington St
Houston
Miami Florida

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Gold Sheet L.T.S.

1 1/2 * W. Kentucky
1* Air Force
1* Navy
1* Ball State
1* Washington State
1* SanJose State.

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Northcoast
4* K St-11
4* AirForce+10
3*Texas-7
3* houston u-3

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NorthCoast TOTALS
3.5* hawaii/Oregon St OVER 56
3* USC/WASh ST OVER 55 1/2
3* ULL/Kansas ST UNDER 61 1/2

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Brandon Lang

75- miami fl
20- w. Kentucky

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Godfather locks:
Miami- 5000
Georgia-5000

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William Cross Sports
OK ST-27.5
Tenn-13.5
South Flor+23

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Northcoast

marquees:

ball st
auburn

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Diamond Dog Sports


0.5 unit: Over 55 Illinois -105
1.0 unit: Under 66 Missouri -105
1.0 unit: Under 61 Virginia -105
1.0 unit: Under 62 Ball St -105
1.0 unit: Toledo +17 -110

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Huge Saturday card has 5 Powerful Plays led by The 7* 36-2-- 2nd Half MLB Game Of The Year, an Early 59-9 Power system Play with a 100% Subset, a 5* Blowout System, and the TV Double system N.Dame At Michigan Side. College Went 5-2 Last Saturday And is now 24 games over .500 the past 3 seasons. MLB Sweeps again on Friday. We will also release an Early 5* in NFL. Free College Power Angle TV Play below


On Saturday the free College Football Power angle Play is on Georgia. Game 326 at 4:30 eastern. Georgia is at home for this one as they arrive in off a tough loss to a Clemson team that was 11-2 last season. That loss will help them greatly in this game against a South Carolina team that coast past North Carolina last week. Georgia played a much tougher game and they are 6-1 ats as a favorite of 13 or less with revenge. The Bulldogs have not had much luck in the series but are bringing back an explosive offense led by senior Qb Aaron Murray and a pair of Top Tier Running backs in T. Gurley and K. Marshall. Their offense has Improved in each of the last 4 seasons. The Georgia defense doesn't appear to be as strong as last season but there's not much shame in allowing 30+ in a road game against a loaded Clemson team. The Gamecocks also have some questions on defense and we will see how good they are in this game at Georgia. South Carolina has a solid offense but is 0-4 straight up and to the spread the past few seasons on the road in a game where there are points expected to be put up with a total that is 52 to 56 points. Georgia has won 9 of the last 10 home openers and know the importance of this Big Early season Conference game and cannot afford to go 0-2. South Carolina has only 36 lettermen returning and this is the toughest road game on the Schedule. Look for Georgia to win and cover. On Saturday we look to Improve on last weeks 5-2 Showing with a Powerful College Card that has 4 Big plays including a Big Blowout system. College football combined is 24 games over.500 the last 3+ seasons. In MLB its the 2nd Half 7* GOY from a Huge 36-2 Power System. MLB Sweeps again with St. Louis and over the Toronto- Twins game. You wont find the Powerful Data and Cutting edge Material we use anywhere else. Jump on and Cash out This Saturday as we will Also release any Early 5* In NFL Action. For the Free Power Angle Play take Georgia. GC

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Joey Cassano 9/7

Miami +3 Kentucky -17 and Georgia SC over 55.5

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Hoopsgooroo 9/7

305 Florida -3
308 Kentucky -17.5
309 S. Florida +23
316 Temple +3
322 Illinois +8.5
328 Ohio St. -28
348 Missouri -16
358 Baylor -27.5
326 Georgia -3.5
337 Syracuse +16.5
323 WVU +21
352 Auburn -10.5
365 Notre Dame +4

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Betting Line Moves

Old Dominion +19.5

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Michael David:

Miami
BYU
Ohio
Michigan

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OC Dooley:“1 UNIT” COLLEGE FOOTBALL INJURY INTANGIBLE ( Syracuse +16’ at Northwestern in a 6:00 eastern kickoff televised on the Big Ten Network): The host of this early evening contest is NOT 100% healthy at several key offensive positions. Northwestern quarterback Kain Colter is expected to take the field despite sustaining a possible concussion in last week’s road triumph out on the west coast. Despite last week’s win-and-cover on the highway, Northwestern received only 34 total yards out of running back Venric Mark who is battling a hamstring injury. The defense of the Wildcats has already suffered a major hit as starting cornerback Daniel Jones suffered a major knee injury and has been ruled OUT for the remainder of the season. It is difficult to bet against a Northwestern contingent that amazingly is on a current 13-1 “spread” tear and they are facing a Syracuse contingent who saw last year’s head coach Doug Marrone bolt for the NFL where he is now the headmaster in Buffalo. But in their season opener with a new head coach at the controls the Orangmen did manage to successfully COVER the spread in a close 23-17 tussle with Penn State. I am aware that Northwestern tied an all-time single season school record in victories a year ago (10) and also captured the first postseason Bowl victory since way back in the 1948 campaign. But with their current head coach Northwestern actually has a losing record (5-13 ATS) after a game where the offense gained on average at least 6.25 yards per play

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Mike Neri
3 Miami Fla
3 N. Carolina
3 Ohio St

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NSAWINS

SATURDAY PICKS 9/7/13
20* CFB North Carolina OVER 65(BLANK CHECK GOY)
20* CFB Kentucky -17
20* CFB Oklahoma St OVER 60
10* CFB Ohio St -27.5
10* CFB Indiana OVER 68.5
10* CFB Missouri OVER 65.5

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Ultra Sports

miami fl
air force
byu
unlv
san jose st

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Northcoast late phones

4* Kansas State
4* Air Force
3* Penn State
3* texas
3* Houston

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Pure Lock

oregon

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Betting Line Moves

Akron -3.5
Kansas -28
Mississippi -49.5
Savannah State +51.5

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Spartan (GOM) +3 South Carolina

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Dwayne Bryant Utah St -9.5. Max bet

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INTPICKS

College Football

12:00 PM ET

1 Star

Eastern Michigan @ Penn State

Take Penn State -24

1 PM ET

3 STARS

Army @ Ball State

Take Ball State -7.5

(play up to -8.5)

3:30 PM ET

2 Stars

Oregon @ Virginia

Take Oregon -23

3:30 PM ET

1 Star

South Alabama @ Tulane

Take Tulane -6.5

7 PM ET

1 Star

UAB @ LSU

Take UAB +35

8 PM ET

3 STARS

Notre Dame @ Michigan

Play UNDER 51

(play down to 50)

8:00 PM ET

2 Stars

Hawaii @ Oregon State

Play OVER 55.5

(play up to 56)

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A guy who has been posting northcoast for years posted this
Northcoast Late Phone
4- k st -11
4- Air Force +9.5
3- penn st -25.5
3- Texas -7
3- Houston -3

Totals
3.5- Hawaii over 56
3- USC over 53.5
3- k st under 61.5

Small college
4- ga st +10.5
3- Sam Houston +37.5
3- prairie view a&m +31
3- Akron over 52.5

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KYLE HUNTER



Sport
Date
Matchup
Book



MLB
Sep 07 '13
9:05p
Texas Rangers vs Los Angeles Angels
Take: Texas Rangers -121
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*3 Star MLB Play of Day* The Texas Rangers dropped a game in the AL West standings last night after losing 6-5 to the Angels. That was a big loss as it gave Oakland the lead once again in the AL West. The Rangers had won seven in a row against the Angels before last night. The Angels have been playing better of late, but this game means much more to the Rangers. Texas has Derek Holland on the mound here, and Holland has been very underrated this year. He has an ERA of 2.97 on the road this season. Garrett Richards pitches for the Angels here, and he has been very inconsistent. The Rangers are 6-0 in Holland's last 6 starts on 4 days of rest. The Rangers are 5-0 in Holland's last 5 starts against the Angels. The Angels are 0-4 in Richards' last 4 starts against the Rangers. A 15-0 angle backs this play. Take Texas.

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LEGIT PICKS

Saturday 9/6/13 Plays...

HIGHEST RATED 6* GEORGIA STATE +5 / #384 / (11AM) / NCAAF

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Paul Leiner

1500* Over 58 - Oklahoma/West Virginia

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Andy Iskoe CFB Side Sat, 09/07/13 - 7:30 PM
double-dime bet - 352 Auburn -10.5 (-110) vs 351 Arkansas St.

Auburn was a bit shaky last week in coach Malzahn's head coaching debut as the Tigers limped past Washington State 31-24. They should be primed for a much better effort this week as they face the team from whom they hired away Malzahn following last season. Arkansas State was 10-3 last season, winning 8 straight to end the season including a Bowl win over Kent State. They did step up in class and stumble in losses at Oregon and Nebraska. Arguably Auburn's talent is not at the level of Oregon's but is considered comparable to the Huskers' (who defeated Arky State 42-13). State is breaking in a new QB but it's hard to glean much from their 62-11 home win last week over Arkansas Pine Bluff, one of the weakest FCS programs. Auburn is bigger, stronger and faster and the Tigers have the added edge of having a coach familiar with the personnel on both teams (Malzahn was offensive coordinator of Auburn's 2010 BCS Title team). And although there might be some sentiment that Malzahn won't just lay it on to his former team, it's not like the Tigers have to win by 40 to cover the impost. Especially given the tightness of last week's win, even a 14-17 point lead here cannot be considered all that safe.

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LEGIT PICKS

Saturday 9/6/13 Plays...

HIGHEST RATED 6* GEORGIA STATE +5 / #384 / (11AM) / NCAAF

---LEGIT PICK'S WARNING: Practicing Money Management & Shopping
Lines Can Lead to Long Term Success--

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Executive

400% Notre Dame

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Joe D......25 tulane.

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Bryan Rosica


Saturday 9/7/13

Game # 343 - Texas (CFB)

100 Dimes


Bottom Line: Don't be scared of the Obvious!


Texas fell asleep for the 1st 2 quarters of their opener vs NM state and still after trailing 7-0 for the entire 1st half, Texas went on to score 56 unanswered points and a school record 715 yards of total offense in the 56-7 win. So what makes BYU so special? NOTHING!


Bottom Line: BYU can hang around for a half, maybe, but ultimately Texas will catch fire and it will be lights out for BYU,


Texas wins and covers easy!

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Marco D'Angelo

3* CFB BOOKIE BUSTER BLITZ
BYU

COLLEGE INSIDER GAME OF THE WEEK
2* Memphis

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Power Play Wins

Today's Play Of The Day:

NCAA - Texas -7.5

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donn wagner group - umpires call

top under colorado-san diego

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donn wagner group - action jackson

goy san diego state

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ExNFLPlayersPicks

6:00 et Navy +12.5
8:00 et Notre Dame +4.5
8:00 et Notre Dame -Michigan UNDER 50.5

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Vegas Runner

3* Georgia -3
2* South alabama +5
2* Hawaii + 27

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Scott Spreitzer Triple Dime UTEP-6

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William Cross Sports

posted earlier
Tenn-13.5
South Florida+23.5
Ok St-27.5

afternoon
Tulsa-12
Toledo+17

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Marco D'Angelo

2* USC
2* USC/Wash St. Over

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Ben Burns

Personal Favorite Nebraska

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Las Vegas Pipeline

Notre Dame

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SB Professor NASCAR Picks 9/7

SBP hit both of his plays last week in Atlanta and has 2 more tonight in Richmond. Here are the driver matchups for tonight's race at Richmond:

Jeff Gordon -145 over Kevin Harvick

Brad Keselowski -130 over Kasey Kahne

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Sebass Report(Final):
100 Baylor
100 Syracuse
200 Memphis
200 Tulsa

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TMC Sports Advisors

Rayas Tampa Bay -145

Tigers Detroit/Kansas City Over 8

Mets +140

Pittsburgh/Cardinals Over 7.5

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Z Money Sports

Duke/Memphis over 53
Oklahoma -21
Tulsa -13

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"Mr Chalk" 2013 MLB Season

Ben lee won both games on Friday winning with the Orioles -$165/White Sox and the Marlins -$130/Nationals for $50.

For Saturday "Mr Chalk" likes the Twins -$118/Blue Jays.

"Mr Chalk" is 2-4 -$285 for the week 92-54 +$770 for the 2013 MLB season.


For Saturday Ben lee (Ecks and Bacon) likes

Arizona -11/UNLV

* Ball St -7.5/Army (BB)

Michigan -3.5/Notre Dame

For $50 each.

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Underdog

notre dame

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Rocketman Sports FREE CFB play Saturday 9-7-13

Navy @ Indiana 6:00 PM EST
Play On: Indiana -12

The Navy Midshipmen travel to Indiana to take on the Hoosiers on Saturday evening. This is Navy's first game of the season while Indiana played their opener last week at home in a blowout over Indiana State 73-35. Navy is 0-5 ATS last 5 games overall. Navy is 0-4 ATS last 4 non-conference games. Navy is 0-4 ATS last 4 games on artificial turf. Indiana is 6-1 ATS last 7 games on artificial turf. Indiana is 4-1 ATS last 5 games at home. Indiana has 313 yards rushing and 319 yards passing last week. Navy will be a little better than Indiana State but Indiana should get the job done again here today. We'll recommend a small play on Indiana tonight! Thanks and good luck, Rocky

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Joe Gavazzi

CFB

Texas (-7) at BYU 7:00 ET ESPN2
4* BYU +7
You and me and the Lone Ranger are the only people who I expect to be on this Perception/Reality side. Texas is the most experienced team in the country with much to prove (contrary to the coach speak of HC Brown) following a 3 year run of 22-16 SU, 16-22 ATS. With 19 RS, Texas hosted lowly New Mex. St. in their opener as 42 pt. home chalk. Late in the 2d quarter, the Aggies led 7-0 as Longhorn backers prepared the noose for HC Brown. Then the Longhorns exploded for 56 pts. running and passing for at least 356 yards in a 49 point win and cover. Now the Horns must take to altitude in a road favorite sandwich spot. They must do so knowing they return home for a marquee matchup against Ole Miss followed by a 9 game slate against the Big 12. They will be facing a very hungry Cougar team. Last week, BYU outgained Virginia 361-230. But when the scoreboard operator had completed his day, it was a 3 pt. loss, 19-16 for the Cougs. Under 9th year HC Mendenhall this will be another vintage Cougar stop unit. Last year they allowed just 14/266. Key to their fortunes is the revival of their aerial game under new OC Anae. Last week QB Hill completed only 13-40 passes an indication that the up-tempo ways of the new offense were not a success. Nonetheless, a great scheduling situation, the prospects of a 0-2 SU start starring BYU in the face, and the role of defensive home dog will have us lining up with the Cougars on ESPN in a very contrary play.

Toledo at Missouri (-17 ) 3:30 ET ESPNU
4* Toledo +17
If last week’s results were any indication, my expectations of a big bounceback year for Missouri are right on. The Tigers struggled through an injury plagued 2012 season including QB Franklin. Operating behind a now healthy OL, the Tigers exploded for at least 336 yards both running and passing in outgaining Murray St. 694-305 in a 58-14 victory. That could well translate into a momentum season for a Missouri team who suffered a rare down year in 2012 at 5-7 SU. Question here is whether Toledo has enough in their tank following a physically draining defeat in the heat and humidity of Florida last week. The Rockets have ample offensive weapons at their disposal in QB Owens and RB Fluellen. Greater question is whether a defense with just 4 RS is as improved as their performance last week would indicate (they allowed 28/472 LY) or if the Florida offense is still no good?

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Dave Price

MLB
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game of week michigan

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Root---Inner Circle

INNER CIRCLE---NOTRE DAME The Michigan Wolverines look to keep their season rolling on Saturday when the Wolverines host their rival the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. But this usually proves to be a closely played low scoring affair. The Michigan Wolverines took care of business in their week one match up, defeating the Central Michigan Chippewas 59-9. I predicted that the Wolverines would have one of the top offenses in the Big Ten, and even though we are only one week in, it looks very much like that could be the case. Devin Gardner took over for Denard Robinson last season as the signal caller. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish were the darlings of the College Football world last season as the Fighting Irish ran the regular season schedule on their way to the title game against the Tide. The Irish opened their season on Saturday against the Temple Owls, dispatching the Owls 28-6. Notre Dame was built on solid defense, and the Irish didn’t disappoint in that department on Saturday. Notre Dame held the Owls to just six points and 362 total yards on the day. The Irish offense put up an impressive 543 yards against the Owls, 355 of which came through the air. Leading the aerial assault for the Irish was QB Tommy Rees, who finished the day with 346 yards and three scores, while completing 16/23. Some of the early money has been on the Wolverines, and I wouldn’t be surprised to see this line climb a bit as the public loves small home favorites. The Irish are a very good team and will definitely be able to hang around with Michigan. Take Notre Dame and the points.

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Saturday's NCAAF Top 25 betting cheat sheet: Evening action

Check out quick-hitting betting notes for Saturday's late-night college football Week 2 action:

Washington State Cougars at USC Trojans (-15.5, 53.5)

No. 22 USC hopes explosive tailback Silas Redd will be ready when it begins Pac-12 Conference play against visiting Washington State on Saturday. Redd missed last week's game at Hawaii, further hampering an offense in flux. The Trojans still haven't decided on a starting quarterback for Saturday with Max Wittek and Cody Kessler still battling for Matt Barkley's old job.

The Cougars opened the season with a hard-fought 31-24 loss at Auburn last week. Washington State surrendered a kickoff return for a touchdown and had its comeback hopes ended when Connor Halliday was picked off in the end zone with five minutes left. Washington State has lost 20 straight games to ranked opponents and hasn't beaten USC since 2002.

Key betting stat: Over is 10-3 in the last 13 meetings.

San Jose State Spartans at Stanford Cardinal (-25, 48.5)

Stanford enters its season opener Saturday against visiting San Jose State as a heavy favorite, but the Spartans are very capable of making things interesting. San Jose State has won eight straight and 12 of its last 13 games, including a 24-0 win over Sacramento State in Week 1. The Spartans are unlikely to be overlooked by the fourth-ranked Cardinal, who won their fifth straight game in the series last season by a narrow 20-17 margin.

San Jose State’s upset hopes are fueled by senior quarterback David Fales, who is 12-2 as a starter and ended last season as the nation's most accurate passer. He’ll be tested by a Stanford defense that led the country in sacks last season and returns eight starters, including linebackers Shayne Skov and Trent Murphy. The Spartans’ running game could struggle without starting tailback Tyler Ervin, who hasn’t practiced since leaving last Thursday's game with a right foot injury.

Key betting stat: Spartans are 2-8 ATS in their last 10 meetings.