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5* Giants -3

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SPORTS WAGERS

N.Y. GIANTS -3 +102 over Atlanta

Forget records. Forget most of the stats. The basic difference between these two is that that Falcons are soft and the Giants are not. Come playoff time, gritty trumps pretty. The Giants’ recent schedule had them defeating the Cowboys in two must wins. They beat the Jets in an important battle of New York. Prior to those contests, the Giants went toe-to-toe with the Packers, lost in New Orleans, dropped a tough one to rival Eagles, lost in San Francisco and defeated the Patriots. Suddenly, 9-7 doesn’t look so bad. It wasn’t quite the same for the Falcons. After their Week 8 bye, Atlanta faced just one playoff team and it was none other than the Saints team they were chasing for the division but lost both, the latter by 29 points. Other games included the Bucs, Jaguars, Vikings, Titans and Colts. This is not a great setting for the Falcons. Atlanta plays best in a dome, where it hosted eight games this season and also had the luxury of playing four road games indoors. This is outside, in East Rutherford, in January, in cold and in wind. Conditions aside, the Giants are getting healthier, particularly on defence. Jason Pierre-Paul has become a feared pass rusher and combined with Justin Tuck and Osi Umenyiora, the Giants’ can pressure Matt Ryan all afternoon. New York’s Eli Manning is at the top of his game and has found a rhythm with an exhilarating Victor Cruz. When the going gets tough, the Giants get going and we expect nothing less here. Play: N.Y. Giants -3 +102 (Risking 2 units).


DENVER +9 over Pittsburgh

This one isn’t about who can win, it’s more a case of whether the Broncos can score enough points to cover. Not often do you see a road favorite in this price range with the total sitting at 34. We won’t bore you with the mathematical details but basically, oddsmakers are estimating that Denver should score approximately 13 points. So our next question becomes, if the projection is accurate, will Pittsburgh get the 23 points or so needed to cover? We’re thinking they won’t. The Steelers have been on the limp for the past few weeks. QB Ben Roethlisberger has been hobbling around and is clearly not at full speed. Pittsburgh lost its top runner in the season finale when Rashard Mendenhall went down and will be replaced by Isaac Redman. Safety Ryan Clark is also out but that shouldn’t matter. Safeties are only required when the opposition has a quarterback. The Broncos do not. They have a guy that lines up under center, who is an upstanding young man with strong religious beliefs, who is quite athletic and might make a good slotback someday. But Tim Tebow is not a quarterback. Denver’s defense is the key here and with the Broncos playing at home while taking a slew of points against a hurting visitor, a low scoring affair seems likely. Play: Denver +9 (No bets).

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Strike Point Sports - 3* Steelers -8.5, 5* Giants - 3

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STRIKE POINT SPORTS

3-Unit Play. Take #107 Pittsburgh (-8.5) over Denver (4:30 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 8)

5-Unit Play. Take #106 New York (-3) over Atlanta (1 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 7)

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VEGAS SPORTS INFORMER

3 Unit Play. #268 Take Northern Illinois +1 ½ over Arkansas St (9:00p.m., Sunday, Jan. 8 ESPN Pinstripe Bowl)

5 Unit Play. #106 Take New York Giants -3 over Atlanta (1:00p.m., Sunday, Jan. 8 FOX)

2 Unit Play. #108 Take Denver +8 ½ over Pittsburgh (7:30p.m., Sunday, Jan. 8 CBS)

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ROBERT FERRINGO

1-Unit Play. Take #267 Arkansas State (-1.5) over Northern Illinois (9 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 8)

4-Unit Play. Take 'Under' 47.5 Atlanta at N.Y. Giants (1 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 8)

1.5-Unit Play. Take #105 Atlanta (+3) over N.Y. Giants (1 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 8)

1-Unit Play. Take #107 Pittsburgh (-8) over Denver (4:30 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 8)

0.5-Unit Play. Take 'Over' 34.0 Pittsburgh at Denver (4:30 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 8)

0.5-Unit Play. FIRST QUARTER: Take 'Under' 7.0 Pittsburgh at Denver (4:30 p.m.)

2-Unit Play. TEASER: Take #105 Atlanta (+10) over N.Y. Giants (1 p.m.) AND Take #107 Pittsburgh (-1) over Denver (4:30 p.m.)

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POINTWISE PHONES COLLEGE BOWLS:

2* No Ill (Sun)

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INDIAN COWBOY

5* Denver Broncos +9

4* Arkansas St -1.5

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EA Sports Consultants

Bowls and NFL Playoffs
Bengals
Falcons
Broncos
Arkansas State

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Alex smart

7* cfb* arkansas state red wolves

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Doc

5 Unit Play. #106 Take New York Giants -3 over Atlanta Falcons (Sunday 1 p.m. Fox) Top NFL Game of the Weekend.

The Giants are finally healthy on defense, especially with their front four, and I feel that this is a dangerous team that will be able to do damage in the playoffs. They get to open up at home against an Atlanta team that did not impress me very much during the season. The Falcons were just 4-4 on the road this season and that included losses to non-playoff teams in Chicago and Tampa Bay. QB Matt Ryan has not impressed me and has not gotten better since his rookie year.

The Giants are hitting their stride at the right moment and enter the playoffs with two straight double-digit wins. QB Eli Manning threw for 29 touchdowns on the season and I expect him to have a big day against the Falcons. Atlanta is 0-4 ATS in their last 4 games against teams with a winning record. New York is 4-0 ATS in their last 4 games against teams with a winning record.

New York by 10

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Tradeline Sports

10* Arkansas St

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Valley Sports

3* Arkansas St -1.5

3* Arkansas St / N Illinois Over 64

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Double dragon

giants -3

broncos +10 (-130)