11-30-11

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NHL NEWS AND NOTES
Devils Begin Four-Game Road Trip Against Avalanche

New Jersey Devils at Colorado Avalanche (-110, 5.5)
DEVILS (12-9-1) at AVALANCHE (10-13-1)

TV: MSG PLUS RADIO: WFAN 660 AM

LAST 10: New Jersey 6-4-0; Colorado 3-7-0

SEASON SERIES: First of two meetings, with Colorado visiting New Jersey on March 15, 2012. The Avalanche beat the Devils at Prudential Center in the most recent matchup, 3-2, on Oct. 15, 2010. TJ Galiardi finished with a goal and an assist.

BIG STORY: For a team with a talented young nucleus, Colorado finds itself in the bottom third of the NHL in scoring, averaging just 2.46 goals per game. Third-year forward Matt Duchene has a team-leading 9 goals and 17 points, but the Avalanche could use someone in the group of Milan Hejduk,David Jones and Paul Stastny -- all of whom have 7 goals and 14-15 points -- to step up his scoring and give the offense a boost.

TEAM SCOPE:

DEVILS: This is the start of a four-game road trip for New Jersey, which also faces a pair of division leaders in Minnesota and Toronto, and makes its first trip to Winnipeg in nearly 16 years. Bidding for a home-and-home sweep of the Islanders this past weekend, the Devils were dealt a 3-2 defeat on Saturday when Zach Parise's apparent game-tying goal with 2.1 seconds left was overturned when video review determined he had "used his right skate to propel the puck into the net." Goals by Adam Larsson andAdam Henrique had erased earlier one-goal deficits.

"I watched the play, I'm not sure I agree with the decision," coach Peter DeBoer said. "Based on my view of the replays, I wouldn't consider what I saw a distinct kicking motion, but I don't get to make those decisions. You live with it, and you move on."

AVALANCHE: With three left to play on a mammoth eight-game homestand, Colorado only has two wins so far and continues to struggle at Pepsi Center. The Avalanche have scored just two goals in their last three defeats, with Kevin Porter managing the lone tally in Monday's 3-1 loss to the Stars. On the plus side, new No. 1 goalie Semyon Varlamov, who has struggled in making the transition to Denver after an offseason trade from the Capitals, turned in a solid outing with 32 saves. Varlamov has allowed just a pair of goals in each of his past three starts.

"We're squeezing the sticks. It's very frustrating," Hejduk told the Denver Post. "We weren't good enough. We aren't scoring goals. We got good enough goaltending to win again, but we let him down."

WHO'S HOT: Larsson, the No. 4 pick in the 2011 NHL Draft, is starting to display his offensive upside for the Devils with 1 goal and 4 assists during a five-game points streak. … Stefan Elliott, a second-round pick by the Avalanche in 2009, scored in his NHL debut Saturday against the Oilers and assisted on Porter's goal against the Stars.

INJURY REPORT: New Jersey forwards Travis Zajac (Achilles), Jacob Josefson (collarbone) and Eric Boulton(hand) are on injured reserve. … Colorado forward Peter Mueller (concussion) and defenseman Erik Johnson (groin) are on injured reserve.

STAT PACK: Parise is off to a slow start for the Devils, with just 6 goals and 12 points in 22 games, but his 77 shots lead the team by a wide margin -- Petr Sykora's 59 are second. … Gabriel Landeskog, taken just ahead of Larsson this past summer with the No. 2 pick, leads the Avalanche with 79 shots.

PUCK DROP: When it comes to special teams, New Jersey has been much better off this season while shorthanded. The Devils have the League's top-ranked penalty kill (94.2 percent) and have scored three shorthanded goals. However, their power play checks in at 26th (12.8 percent) and has allowed a League-high five shorthanded goals, including Michael Grabner's game-winner in the third period against the Islanders on Saturday.

"It's deflating," goalie Martin Brodeur said. "I think you get an opportunity to try to take the game to a different level, and you get scored on. It's tough. These are momentum switchers in a game that are tough for guys to handle mentally, and especially to go back on the power play after, you're a little more tentative."

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ICE PICKS

Wednesday's Best NHL Bets

New Jersey Devils at Colorado Avalanche (-110, 5.5)

The New Jersey Devils are coming off a tough 3-2 loss against the Islanders to split their home-and-home series and even though that was four days ago, they’re still fuming about the way it went down.

After Ilya Kovalchuk was stripped of the puck by Michael Grabner for a shorthanded tally to give the Islanders a 3-2 lead in the third, Zach Parise appeared to tie the game with just two seconds left in regulation. However, the war room team in Toronto disallowed the goal.

"Based on my view of the replays, I wouldn't consider what I saw a distinct kicking motion, but I don't get to make those decisions,” New Jersey coach Pete DeBoer told reporters. “You live with it, and you move on."

The loss overshadows the fact that the Devils are playing much better lately. They have won four of their last six overall and were tied for ninth place in the Eastern Conference with the Caps heading into Tuesday night’s action.

Not bad considering Kovalchuk has just five goals. The Devils will come out flying after a few days off.

PICK: New Jersey


Montreal Canadiens at Anaheim Ducks (-110, 5.5)

How bad have things gotten in Anaheim? Bad enough that Bobby Ryan is practicing with the third line as the Ducks are reportedly shopping him to any team that will listen – which basically works out to the other 29 clubs in the league.

The New York Rangers are one club that have supposedly talked to Anaheim about the winger who scored 34 goals and 71 points last season, but has only seven goals and 11 points this year.

Whether anything comes of these trade rumors is a crapshoot, but something’s going to have to be done with the Ducks, who have dropped seven straight and were just a point out of last place heading into Tuesday’s action.

"There's no excuses. I just hate excuses,” veteran Teemu Selanne told reporters. “Everybody has a job to do, and it starts from there. Do your job. Not talking. It should be simple, but I guess it's not. We shouldn't even talk about anything. Enough talking."

Montreal has dropped three of four, but you can’t play Anaheim here until the Ducks switch something up.

PICK: Montreal

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NCAA CBB NEWS AND NOTES
Preview: Wisconsin at North Carolina
By Brian Edwards


Wisconsin Badgers at North Carolina Tar Heels (N/A)

The 13th edition of the Big Ten/ACC Challenge will continue Wednesday night with a six-pack of games, including a high-profile matchup between Wisconsin and North Carolina in Chapel Hill.

As of early this morning, most betting shops had the Tar Heels listed as eight-point favorites with a total of 135.

Roy Williams is hoping what happened in Vegas (losing) this past weekend will stay in Sin City because UNC dropped a 90-80 decision to UNLV as a 7 ½-point favorite at The Orleans Arena.

Chace Stanback was the catalyst for the Runnin’ Rebels, scoring 28 points and pulling down 10 rebounds. Harrison Barnes and P.J. Hairston paced the Tar Heels with 15 points apiece, while Jon Henson finished with 11 points and eight boards.

Barnes rolled his right ankle and was reportedly seen leaving the arena on crutches. His status for Wednesday is considered ‘questionable,’ but reports out of Carolina indicate that Barnes practiced Tuesday and will most likely play barring a setback.

Barnes averages a team-high 17.3 points and 4.8 rebounds per game. Henson is nearly averaging a double-double, scoring 15.8 PPG while grabbing 9.8 rebounds per contest.

North Carolina (5-1 straight up, 3-2 against the spread) opened the season with a 67-55 win over Michigan St. as an 8 ½-point ‘chalk.’ Since then, it really hasn’t faced anyone of note. The Heels drilled South Carolina 87-62 in their first game out in Las Vegas.

Wisconsin (6-0 SU, 3-0 ATS) has dealt out woodshed treatment to all six of its opponents by 17 points or more. Bo Ryan’s squad is coming off a 73-56 win over Brigham Young as a 7 ½-point favorite at Sears Centre in Chicago.

Ben Brust drained seven 3-pointers en route to scoring a game-high 21 points for the winners. Jordan Taylor, the Badgers’ All-American candidate at point guard, scored 18 points to go with eight assists and five rebounds compared to only one turnover.

Through six games, this has been a vintage Wisconsin team under Ryan. The Badgers get after it defensively, run their offense deep into shot clocks and take quality looks. They lost three starters from last year’s team that lost to Butler in the Sweet 16.

Wisconsin hasn’t been tested by any top-tier teams yet, beating up on the likes of Kennesaw St., Colgate, Wofford and Bradley. Taylor is averaging 11.0 points, 5.0 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game. He’s a physical guard who can control tempo and get into the lane to make plays consistently.

The ‘over’ is 4-1 overall for UNC, while the ‘under’ has cashed at a 2-1 clip for the Badgers.

Tip-off is scheduled for 9:30 p.m. Eastern on ESPN.

**B.E.’s BONUS NUGGETS**

--Gamblers have a late-night option with Gonzaga hosting Notre Dame at 11:15 p.m. Eastern on ESPN. As of early this morning, most books had the Bulldogs as 10-point favorites with a total of 137 ½. The Irish suffered a devastating blow when leading scorer Tim Abromaitis tore his ACL at last Friday’s practice. He was averaging 14.0 points and 7.0 rebounds per game.

--Michigan St. will take on FSU tonight at Breslin Center at 7:30 p.m. Eastern on ESPN. The Spartans were favored by 5 ½ at most spots this morning. The total was 123 ½.

--Billy Donovan collected his 400th career win Monday when the Gators trounced Stetson 96-70 in Orlando. Bradley Beal scored 22 points and pulled down 10 rebounds, while senior point guard Ervin Walker dropped 21 on the Hatters. UF will face Syracuse on Friday at the Carrier Dome.

--Virginia has to feel good about its head coaches in football and basketball. Mike London has the Cavs going to a bowl game for the first time since 2007, while Tony Bennett has the hoops team sporting a record. UVA used a 19-2 second-half run to pull away from Michigan for a 70-58 triumph Tuesday night in Charlottesville.

--Penn St. is a four-point favorite tonight at Boston College on ESPNU at 7:15 p.m. Eastern. The total is 122 ½.

--Nebraska will host Wake Forest tonight at 9:15 p.m. Eastern. The Cornhuskers are 12 ½-point favorites with the total at 139 ½. ESPNU will have the telecast.

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Wednesday's Betting Tips: Barnes To Suit Up For UNC

WHO'S HOT

NCAAB: Wisconsin is 5-1 against the spread in its last six.

NCAAB: Duquesne is riding a 4-1 stretch against the number.

NHL: Boston is 11-1 in its last 12 overall.

NHL: St. Louis is 6-2 in its last eight.

WHO'S NOT

NCAAB: Notre Dame is 0-5-1 against the spread in its last six.

NCAAB: The under is 0-4 in North Carolina’s last four overall.

NHL: Winnipeg is 4-14 in its last 18 as a favorite.

NHL: Tampa Bay is 3-13-1 in its last 17 meetings with Detroit.

KEY STAT

6- The No. 17 Pitt Panthers have covered in just six of their last 19 neutral-site games heading into Wednesday’s City Game with Duquesne. The battle between the two schools separated by just a few miles in downtown Pittsburgh will be held at the Consol Energy Center.

INJURY THAT SHOULDN'T BE OVERLOOKED

Dewayne Dedmon, USC Trojans – Dedmon may miss up to six weeks with a stress fracture in his right foot after an MRI Monday revealed the injury to his fifth metatarsal. The 7-footer, who is wearing a walking boot and using crutches, has averaged 7.7 points and 6.0 rebounds through his team's first seven games. Dedmon earlier this season suffered a fracture in his right hand during practice and had to wear a splint until Nov. 9. The Trojans visit UC Riverside Wednesday.

GAME OF THE DAY

Wisconsin Badgers at North Carolina Tar Heels (-8, N/A)

NOTABLE QUOTABLE

“Watching the film, I think it’s an easily winnable game. If we play our game, we should blow these guys out. That’s just how I feel.” – Philadelphia Eagles defensive end about Thursday’s matchup with the Seattle Seahawks. The Eagles, who have dropped three of their last four straight up, travel to Seattle on the short week after a blowout loss to the Patriots. Oddsmakers have the Eagles set as 3-point favorites.

TIPS AND NOTES

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Sidney Rice is not expected to play in Thursday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Rice suffered a concussion in Sunday's game against the Washington Redskins that "basically rules him out," Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said. It is the second concussion suffered by Rice this season. The first, which occurred against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 10, did not force him to miss a game. Rice has appeared in eight games this season, hauling in 29 receptions for 449 yards and one touchdown.

Montreal Canadiens defenseman Andrei Markov could make his long-awaited return to the lineup Wednesday. Markov, who practiced again Monday, hasn't appeared in a game in over a year. He has been sidelined since suffering an ACL and MCL tear against the Carolina Hurricanes on Nov. 13, 2010. The 32-year-old Russian, who signed a three-year, $17.25 million contract in June, has collected 81 goals and 285 assists in 623 career games.

North Carolina forward Harrison Barnes is expected to play in Wednesday’s game against Wisconsin after spraining his right ankle in Saturday’s upset loss to UNLV in the Las Vegas Invitational. He practiced fully despite leaving Las Vegas on crutches and should be in the starting lineup. Barnes leads the team averaging 17.3 points per game.

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DCI NHL

Season: 104-90 (.536)

Boston vs. TORONTO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
DETROIT 3, Tampa Bay 2
New Jersey 3, COLORADO 2
Minnesota 3, EDMONTON 2
Montreal vs. ANAHEIM: TOO CLOSE TO CALL

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DCI CBB

SEASON
Straight Up: 698-203 (.775)
ATS: 234-295 (.442)
ATS Vary Units: 926-1322 (.412)
Over/Under: 273-248 (.524)
Over/Under Vary Units: 397-362 (.523)

SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
ELON 67, Furman 66

NON CONFERENCE
ARKANSAS 84, Mississippi Valley State 65
ARMY 71, Njit 66
BOISE STATE 73, Drake 65
BOSTON U. 67, Delaware 58
Byu 81, Northern Arizona 62
CAL POLY 65, Sacramento State 51
CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 77, Cal State Bakersfield 69
Colorado 76, COLORADO STATE 74
DAYTON 70, Buffalo 62
EASTERN ILLINOIS 68, Maine 67
GEORGE MASON 70, Bucknell 60
GONZAGA 76, Notre Dame 68
IDAHO 72, Eastern Washington 66
ILLINOIS STATE 83, Chicago State 53
IOWA STATE 71, Northern Iowa 65
KANSAS 83, Florida Atlantic 58
LA SALLE 79, Northeastern 72
MARSHALL 77, Ohio 68
MASSACHUSETTS 79, Towson 61
MICHIGAN STATE 62, Florida State 59
Missouri State 70, ORAL ROBERTS 66
Navy 70, UMES 65
NC STATE 73, Indiana 72
NEBRASKA 78, Wake Forest 61
NEW HAMPSHIRE 62, Dartmouth 52
NEW MEXICO 85, Idaho State 57
NORTH CAROLINA 69, Wisconsin 67
OKLAHOMA STATE 68, Tulsa 62
Penn State 63, BOSTON COLLEGE 61
Pittsburgh 78, Duquesne 71
PRINCETON 72, Lafayette 61
Rhode Island 75, BROWN 68
Rice 78, HOUSTON BAPTIST 69
Richmond 71, WILLIAM & MARY 53
SAINT JOSEPH'S 66, Drexel 57
SAN DIEGO STATE 75, Creighton 64
SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA 67, Louisiana Tech 59
TCU 75, Lamar 73
TENNESSEE-MARTIN 81, Central Arkansas 68
TEXAS A&M 82, Alcorn State 48
TULANE 73, Southern 46
Uab 67, SOUTH ALABAMA 63
UNC Wilmington 65, TOLEDO 63
Unlv 73, UC SANTA BARBARA 66
Usc 59, UC RIVERSIDE 54
UT San Antonio 76, SAN JOSE STATE 75
UTAH STATE 65, Denver 49
VCU 67, South Florida 57
Virginia Tech vs. MINNESOTA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
WASHINGTON STATE 78, Grambling State 52
WYOMING 71, Utah Valley 61

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NCAA Basketball Picks

Florida State at Michigan State

The Seminoles look to take advantage of a Michigan State team that is coming off a 72-40 win over Eastern Michigan and 2-9 ATS in its last 11 games following a win by 20 or more points. Florida State is the pick (+6) according to Dunkel, which has the Spartans favored by only 3 1/2. Dunkel Pick: Florida State (+6). Here are all of today's games.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30 Time Posted: 6:30 a.m. EST

Game 741-742: South Florida at VCU (7:30 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: South Florida 57.620; VCU 64.679 Dunkel Line: VCU by 7; 119 Vegas Line: VCU by 5 1/2; 122 1/2 Dunkel Pick: VCU (-5 1/2); Under

Game 743-744: Drexel at St. Joseph's (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Drexel 56.246; St. Joseph's 65.891 Dunkel Line: St. Joseph's by 9 1/2; 127 Vegas Line: St. Joseph's by 4; 123 Dunkel Pick: St. Joseph's (-4); Over

Game 745-746: NC-Wilmington at Toledo (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: NC-Wilmington 51.016; Toledo 49.933 Dunkel Line: NC-Wilmington by 1; 134 Vegas Line: Toledo by 2; 129 1/2 Dunkel Pick: NC-Wilmington (+2); Over

Game 747-748: Towson at Massachusetts (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Towson 41.374; Massachusetts 63.934 Dunkel Line: Massachusetts by 22 1/2; 135 Vegas Line: Massachusetts by 21; 138 Dunkel Pick: Massachusetts (-21); Under

Game 749-750: Buffalo at Dayton (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Buffalo 58.765; Dayton 63.475 Dunkel Line: Dayton by 4 1/2; 135 Vegas Line: Dayton by 7 1/2; 133 Dunkel Pick: Buffalo (+7 1/2); Over

Game 751-752: Ohio at Marshall (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Ohio 57.781; Marshall 66.797 Dunkel Line: Marshall by 9; 131 Vegas Line: Marshall by 8; 137 Dunkel Pick: Marshall (-8); Under

Game 753-754: Northeastern at LaSalle (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Northeastern 52.792; LaSalle 61.860 Dunkel Line: LaSalle by 9; 147 Vegas Line: LaSalle by 5; 143 Dunkel Pick: LaSalle (-5); Over

Game 755-756: Pittsburgh at Duquesne (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Pittsburgh 67.892; Duquesne 65.992 Dunkel Line: Pittsburgh by 2; 148 Vegas Line: Pittsburgh by 6; 150 Dunkel Pick: Duquesne (+6); Under

Game 757-758: Indiana at NC State (7:15 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Indiana 67.444; NC State 68.507 Dunkel Line: NC State by 1; 145 Vegas Line: Indiana by 1; 150 Dunkel Pick: NC State (+1); Under

Game 759-760: Penn State at Boston College (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Penn State 59.472; Boston College 54.660 Dunkel Line: Penn State by 5; 129 Vegas Line: Penn State by 4; 123 Dunkel Pick: Penn State (-4); Over

Game 761-762: Florida State at Michigan State (7:30 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: FSU 68.533; Michigan State 71.943 Dunkel Line: Michigan State by 3 1/2; 128 Vegas Line: Michigan State by 6; 123 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Florida State (+6); Over

Game 763-764: Rhode Island at Brown (7:30 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Rhode Island 52.563; Brown 46.883 Dunkel Line: Rhode Island by 6 1/2; 140 Vegas Line: Rhode Island by 5; 146 Dunkel Pick: Rhode Island (-5); Under

Game 765-766: Richmond at William & Mary (7:30 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Richmond 60.846; William & Mary 54.401 Dunkel Line: Richmond by 6 1/2; 129 Vegas Line: Richmond by 8; 126 Dunkel Pick: William & Mary (+8); Over

Game 767-768: Florida Atlantic at Kansas (8:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Florida Atlantic 53.953; Kansas 76.677 Dunkel Line: Kansas by 22 1/2; 131 Vegas Line: Kansas by 19; 136 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Kansas (-19); Under

Game 769-770: Colorado at Colorado State (8:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Colorado 61.442; Colorado State 56.370 Dunkel Line: Colorado by 5; 140 Vegas Line: Colorado by 4; 145 Dunkel Pick: Colorado (-4); Under

Game 771-772: Northern Iowa at Iowa State (8:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Northern Iowa 64.880; Iowa State 67.343 Dunkel Line: Iowa State by 2 1/2; 135 Vegas Line: Iowa State by 6 1/2; 130 Dunkel Pick: Northern Iowa (+6 1/2); Over

Game 773-774: Tulsa at Oklahoma State (8:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Tulsa 59.358; Oklahoma State 66.969 Dunkel Line: Oklahoma State by 7 1/2; 125 Vegas Line: Oklahoma State by 6; 129 Dunkel Pick: Oklahoma State (-6); Under

Game 775-776: UAB at South Alabama (8:05 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: UAB 53.644; South Alabama 47.840 Dunkel Line: UAB by 6; 131 Vegas Line: UAB by 3; 127 Dunkel Pick: UAB (-3); Over

Game 777-778: Denver at Utah State (9:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Denver 56.007; Utah State 61.157 Dunkel Line: Utah State by 5; 112 Vegas Line: Utah State by 7 1/2; 117 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Denver (+7 1/2); Under

Game 779-780: Drake at Boise State (9:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Drake 57.732; Boise State 66.183 Dunkel Line: Boise State by 8 1/2; 141 Vegas Line: Boise State by 5 1/2; 135 Dunkel Pick: Boise State (-5 1/2); Over

Game 781-782: Wake Forest at Nebraska (9:15 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Wake Forest 52.572; Nebraska 66.892 Dunkel Line: Nebraska by 14 1/2; 135 Vegas Line: Nebraska by 12 1/2; 139 Dunkel Pick: Nebraska (-12 1/2); Under

Game 783-784: Virginia Tech at Minnesota (9:15 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Virginia Tech 66.629; Minnesota 66.149 Dunkel Line: Even; 137 Vegas Line: Minnesota by 2 1/2; 134 Dunkel Pick: Virginia Tech (+2 1/2); Over

Game 785-786: Wisconsin at North Carolina (9:30 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Wisconsin 77.674; North Carolina 77.782 Dunkel Line: Even; 144 Vegas Line: North Carolina by 8 1/2; 135 Dunkel Pick: Wisconsin (+8 1/2); Over

Game 787-788: UNLV at UC-Santa Barbara (8:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: UNLV 70.989; UC-Santa Barbara 64.825 Dunkel Line: UNLV by 6; 138 Vegas Line: UNLV by 3 1/2; 142 Dunkel Pick: UNLV (-3 1/2); Under

Game 789-790: USC at UC-Riverside (10:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: USC 58.202; UC-Riverside 53.840 Dunkel Line: USC by 4 1/2; 113 Vegas Line: USC by 4; 109 Dunkel Pick: USC (-4); Over

Game 791-792: Creighton at San Diego State (10:30 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Creighton 67.133; San Diego State 67.573 Dunkel Line: Even ; 134 Vegas Line: San Diego State by 2 1/2; 138 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Creighton (+2 1/2); Under

Game 793-794: Notre Dame at Gonzaga (11:15 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Notre Dame 64.681; Gonzaga 72.363 Dunkel Line: Gonzaga by 7 1/2; 140 Vegas Line: Gonzaga by 10 1/2; 137 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Notre Dame (+10 1/2); Over

Game 795-796: Furman at Elon (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Furman 48.469; Elon 54.524 Dunkel Line: Elon by 6; 125 Vegas Line: Elon by 5; 128 Dunkel Pick: Elon (-5); Under

Game 797-798: BYU vs. Northern Arizona (9:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: BYU 66.765; Northern Arizona 54.563 Dunkel Line: BYU by 14; Over Vegas Line: BYU by 15; 138 Dunkel Pick: Northern Arizona (+15); 140

Game 799-800: Idaho State at New Mexico (9:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Idaho State 45.727; New Mexico 67.705 Dunkel Line: New Mexico by 22; 133 Vegas Line: New Mexico by 21; 136 1/2 Dunkel Pick: New Mexico (-21); Under

Game 801-802: Sacramento State at Cal Poly (10:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Sacramento State 46.159; Cal Poly 61.672 Dunkel Line: Cal Poly by 15 1/2; 115 Vegas Line: Cal Poly by 13; 117 Dunkel Pick: Cal Poly (-13); Under

Game 803-804: Eastern Washington at Idaho (11:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Eastern Washington 52.211; Idaho 58.307 Dunkel Line: Idaho by 6; 136 Vegas Line: Idaho by 2 1/2; 133 Dunkel Pick: Idaho (-2 1/2); Over

[Mr. IWS]

Mighty Quinn

Mighty hit with Virginia (-1) Tuesday.

Wednesday it’s Nebraska. The deficit is 2834 sirignanos.

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Gamblers Data

Free Play Wednesday

Montreal/Anaheim under 5.5

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Hockey Crusher
Play of the Day:

Montreal Canadiens + Anaheim Ducks UNDER 5.5

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Hockey Crusher
Play of the Day:

Montreal Canadiens + Anaheim Ducks UNDER 5.5

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Basketball Crusher
Play of the Day:

Florida State +6.5 over Michigan State

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Sportsbook Investing
Play of the Day:

Florida State +6.5 over Michigan State

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Priority Sports Info
0-1 Monday
1-1 Tuesday

CBB [746} Toledo -1.5 Rated: ***
CBB [759} Penn State -3 Rated: ***
CBB [754} Brown +3.5 Rated: ***