11-9-13

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Betting First Look with Marco D'Angelo

CFB
MISSISSIPPI ST @ TEXAS A&M
Mississippi St.+pts

CFB
ILLINOIS @ INDIANA
Indiana-9

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Steve Fezzick

3*CFB SHOOTOUT OVR GAME OF THE YEAR

OVER - Nevada/Colorado St.

Bonus play - West Virginia+7

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Ted Holmlund
21-9 70%

CFB
Texas A & M
Alabama

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Atrain Sports

Auburn -7

Minnesota -2

Missouri -14

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Dr Bob

3* West Kentucky

3* Marshall

2* Hawaii

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Northcoast

Early Bird - Texas A&M -19

Underdog POW - San Diego State +6½

Powerplay - 4* Arizona +1

Economy Club - Tulane +8½

Big Dog - Houston+10 & +300

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From This Week's PLATINUM SHEET
STATFOX FORECASTER

LSU (199) AT ALABAMA (200)
Latest Line: Alabama -11.5; Total: 55.0

Alabama has beaten LSU in both meetings since the teams' 9-6 classic during the 2011 regular season. But after a dominating win in the '11 BCS title game, the Tide had their hands full in Baton Rouge last November. Alabama scored a go-ahead touchdown in the final minute of a 21-17 win, in which LSU missed two field goals. The Tigers outgained the Tide 435-331 in that game. Both teams were off last week. Bama has covered in three straight, while LSU suffered an upset loss, at Ole Miss, in its last SEC game.
FORECASTER: Alabama 33, LSU 22

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Norm Hitzges Picks of the Pole

November 8-11, 2013

Last week: 13-9 Season: 125-119
COLLEGE

DOUBLE PLAYS:

• Virginia Tech +6 1/2 Miami Fla.
• USC -16 1/2 Cal
• Kansas St. +2 1/2 Texas Tech
• No. Texas -25 UTEP

SINGLE PLAYS:

• Florida -10 Vandy
• Missouri -13 1/2 Kentucky
• Mississippi -17 Arkansas
• Marshall -24 UAB
• Colorado St. -8 1.2 Nevada
• Alabama -12 1/2 LSU
• Utah State -14 1/2 UNLV
• Texas A&M -19 Mississippi St.
• SMU +8 1/2 Cincy
• Colorado St--Nevada OVER 65

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Pointspread prognosis Joe Gavazzi
Saturday, November 9, 2013
North Carolina St. at Duke (-9) 5:00 ET ESPNU
First year NC St. HC Doeren, former HC at N. Illinois, is not used to these kinds of struggles. While his former team is again averaging over 44 PPG with an all-league QB, Doeren’s new team the Wolfpack, is struggling at 23 PPG with ample problems at the signal caller position. Last week, NC St. blew a 10-0 lead against rival NC in an eventual 27-19 loss. As a result, it is quite unusual to see a 3-5 SU ATS Wolfpack on a 4 game losing streak, looking up in the standings at 6-2 SU ATS Duke who is on a 4 game winning streak. The Blue Devils last victory clinched a Bowl invitation with a 13-10 win at VA Tech. With 2 weeks to rest, Duke is plenty pumped to break a 6 game series stranglehold by State and extend their record of 6-1 ATS as home chalk.

Florida St. (-35) at Wake Forest Noon ET ABC
Wake Forest lost their best offensive player last week when WR Campanaro left the game with what appears to be a season ending injury. Final: Syracuse 13-0 in a game where Wake Forest was outrushed 183-40. Such does not bode well for a Deacons team who lost 52-0 to Florida St. last year. Following the rivalry win vs. Miami FLA, the Seminoles may at first be considered a perfect letdown candidate in this spot. Until one considers, they are both a 200 CLUB MEMBER and DEFENSIVE DANDY, have an average win margin of 38 PPG, and will be looking for every style point they can get in their battle with Oregon for the No. 2 spot in the BCS.

PERCEPTION/REALITY GAME
Virginia Tech at Miami, FL (-7) 8:00 ET ESPN
No one is going to want VA Tech in this spot. The thinking is that Beamer ball is long outdated with their 22 PPG offense. The last two weeks, Tech has lost as 13 point home favorite to Duke, 13-10, and as 4 point road favorite at Boston College, 34-27. A closer inspection of those contests shows that the Hokies committed 4 TOs each of the last 2 weeks, yet outgained those 2 opponents by an average of 173 YPG. With a record of 11-26 ATS of late, and 1-9 ATS away, players will be running for the hills as they back Miami FL to bounce back from their loss to rival Florida St. Nothing could be further from the truth, as we are eager to suit up with this DEFENSIVE DANDY in Virginia Tech as TD underdog. The Miami FL issues began 3 weeks ago with injuries to two of their most dynamic players WR Dorsett and RB Johnson. Though Johnson returned for the following game, he was reinjured last week and both will miss this contest. Since the injuries to both, Miami has gone 0-3 ATS failing to cover by 41 points in narrow victories by 4 over NC, 3 over Wake and last week’s 27 point loss to FSU. At this point in the season, undefeated letdown (1st loss after starting 7-0 SU) is a far greater probability than bounceback. In one of today’s shocking upsets, do not be surprised if it is the Hokies who get the bounceback.

Penn St. at Minnesota (-2-) Noon ET ESPN
Last week, we had strong plays on both Penn St. and the OVER. We lost both. Up and down the field they went with Penn St. outrushing Illinois 251-89 (72% chance to cover as double rusher) and adding 240 yards through the air to become a 200 Club member (an 81% chance to cover). Add 322 air yards by the Illini, for over 900 yards of total offense, and it is a head-scratching result that Penn St. won just 24-17. Now this young Penn St. team takes to the road where they have gone 0-4 ATS recently including a 49 point loss at Ohio St. and 20 point loss at Indiana this year, in which they allowed at combined total of 103 points. With Minnesota HC Kill (seizures), looking on from the press box, the Gophers have responded to the on-field guidance of HC Claeys, the former defensive coordinator. The Gophers have pulled 3 consecutive upsets over Northwestern, Nebraska and Indiana covering by 48 points. Yet, this line has barely been adjusted to reflect such success. In last week’s victory against Indiana, the Gophers rolled up 573 yards. Quite a confidence boost. Let’s play the momentum of the home team to continue against a Penn St. team who has proven to be a poor traveler.

Missouri (-14-) at Kentucky Noon ET ESPNU
First reports this week are that veteran QB Franklin will be able to return sooner than expected. That may not be necessary, as in his absence, QB Mauk has performed with aplomb. When the Tigers did not suffer undefeated letdown in their 31-3 victory at home vs. Tennessee last week, many prognosticators assume the Tigers will Super surge through their schedule, win the SEC East, and meet Alabama in the SEC title game for the opportunity to potentially play for the National title. That, however, is a big leap with regular season games at Mississippi and vs. Texas A&M still remaining. That leaves THIS WEEK AS THE LETDOWN SPOT after facing Vandy, Georgia, Florida, South Caro and Tennessee in the last 5 weeks. Kentucky might not be much, but they played Louisville to within 14, South Caro within 7 and Miss St. within 6. After a confidence building 48-14 non con victory last week, this is just the spot that a momentum home dog could bite an unsuspecting visitor.

Virginia at North Carolina (-13-) 1:30 ET
Loss of veteran of QB Renner for N. Carolina not as great a loss as first anticipated. HC Fedora has been successfully operating a 2 QB system with Marquise Williams who now figures to take the controls on a full-time basis. In a battle of 2 teams headed opposite directions, we are eager to back the Tarheels in this one. After a heart breaking 27-23 defeat to Miami FL, on this field 3 weeks ago, it looked like Carolina was road kill at 1-5 SU. Since, they have easily disposed of BC 34-10, then, trailing rival NC St. 10-0, rebounded for a 27-19 victory to save their season. Now, they enter with great momentum knowing that with this Virginia team, a trip to Pittsburgh followed by home games with ODU and Duke that a winning season is still in their grasp. This may be the easiest of those, in a series that has seen N. Carolina win and cover each of the last 3 meetings, by counts of 37-13, 28-17, and 44-10. For, now it is Virginia that looks like road kill. The Cavs enter on negative runs of 5-16-2 ATS including 2-7 ATS this season. Virginia is on a 6 game losing streak after being slaughtered by Clemson last week, 59-10, being outgained 610-277. They now must take to the road at 2-7 SU ATS following 3 consecutive home games to play for their 8th consecutive week. CAN YOU SAY TOWEL TOSSER? In the last 5 weeks, the Virginia defense has allowed an average of 41 PPG and 513 YPG. Tarheels, 7-3 ATS as home chalk under Fedora, roll to victory.

Vanderbilt at Florida (-10) 1:00 ET ESPNU
Never easy to lay double digits with a Florida offense that is averaging just 21 PPG and 335 YPG. Ravaged by injury, this 11-2 SU team from last season enters at 4-4 SU, 2-6 ATS on a 3 game losing streak to LSU, Missouri, and Georgia (all away from home). Despite the losing streak, they have remained a Defensive Dandy allowing just 17 PPG, 291 YPG and 4.9 YP Play. That is far better than a Vandy team whose defense is allowing 30 PPG. The Commodores have been trounced in a 32 point loss to A&M and a 23 point loss to Missouri in which they allowed a combined 107 points. I will back the bounceback here. Believing that Florida has reached the nadir of their discontent with a recent 3-11 ATS mark, must show a bit of caution with the knowledge that HC Muschamp is 1-9 ATS following a defeat.

Fresno St. (-10) at Wyoming 11:15 ET ESPN2
The undefeated 8-0 SU mark of Fresno, which has seen them score 35 or more points each game, is what is propping up this line for a team that is 2-6 ATS. Repeatedly, teams have come through the back door against them. That includes Nevada last week. In Fresno’s 41-23 win, no cover, they allowed the Wolfpack to run and pass for at least 206 yards. Hard to imagine a team that allows 29 PPG being an undefeated 8-0 SU. But that is also the reason why they are 2-6 ATS. One thing we know for sure is that Fresno will certainly not be a fan of the 7,000 ft. altitude and probable wind-chill factor on the high plains of Laramie Saturday. Though 4-4 SU ATS, Wyoming presents much the same profile behind QB Smith. Wyoming is a member of the 200 Club, with a defense allowing 32 PPG. So frustrated was Wyoming’s HC Christensen with the defense, that he fired DC Tormey after their last game, a 51-44 defeat at San Jose. With Fresno QB Carr matching Smith throw for throw, it is flying footballs into the wee hours of Sunday morning with the back door swinging wide open, at the worst for home underdog Wyoming.

UNDERDOG PLAY OF THE DAY
Kansas St. at Texas Tech (-3) 1:00 ET ABC
Following a 7-0 SU, 5-2 ATS start against Hart, Schaffner, and Marx, first year TTRR HC Kingsbury got caught looking in the mirror and reading press clippings. In the last 2 weeks, against real teams Oklahoma and Oklahoma St., the Red Raiders lost by 8 and 18 points allowing 45 PPG. With Kansas St., Baylor, and Texas remaining on the schedule, those endorsements may have to wait for Kingsbury. It sure won’t get any easier this week, when he goes up against the old master, Kansas St. HC Snyder. Snyder may have created the blueprint for countering these high-profile spread teams. Just like 2 weeks before, Oklahoma St. outrushed TTRR 281-124 in their resounding victory. After a 3 game losing streak, a rebuilding Kansas St. team stood 2-4 SU on the brink of disaster. Since that loss to Baylor, the Wildcats have pounded the rock in beating WVU and ISU, 76-19. Snyder has a record of 19-9 ATS as dog, L4Y and 19-5 ATS vs. Big 12 foes when his Wildcats are not playing at home. Make these Cats your Dog of the Day.

BYU at Wisconsin (-7-) 3:30 ET ESPN
How about this? You are 6-2 SU for the year, 6-1 ATS, but you are laying less points at home than you would have opening day to a team that is 5-3 ATS. Hello, Wisconsin! BYU has become a flavor of the year. The Cougars enter on a 20-8 ATS run with an up-tempo, balanced 200 Club offense that is averaging 259/4.7 overland, 252/7.3 through the air, and running 90 plays a game. Quite a dichotomous style to the ground and pound style of Wisconsin who rambles overland for 287/6.7 and runs just 68 plays per game. Does the 3.7 rush defense of BYU slow the Badger? I think, not. I’m guessing there is reason for this odd, late season intersectional. You see, Wisconsin HC Andersen is a Utah guy. That includes coaching Utah St. Aggies in recent seasons. Last year, Utah St. lost 6-3 to BYU, one of Andersen’s 2 losses last season. This is his revenge game. At both Utah St. and Wisconsin, Andersen is now on an 18-3 ATS run including 7-1 ATS this season. Andersen has extended the dominant way in which the Badgers record their victories. In fact, 28/32 Wisconsin recent victories have come by 10 or more points.

Nevada at Colorado St. (-9) 3:30 ET
We pay a price to back the positive momentum of Colorado St. in a battle of teams headed opposite directions. Long time Nevada HC Ault retired after last season leaving the Wolfpack in the hands of 1st year HC Brian Pollian, who had never been a HC prior to this season. Can you say Peter Principle? For it appears that Pollian has reached beyond his grasp. For the first time in 10 years, the Wolfpack will not be Bowling. Major problem is a defense that allows 37 PPG, at least 255 yards both running and passing, and 7.1 YP Play. They are one of 6 such Defensive Duds. The Pack has lost 4 straight games, to fall to 3-6 SU. QB Fajardo and whatever remains of the pistol under OC Rolovich is all that remains. Under 2nd year HC McElwain (former OC Alabama), the Rams are a team on the move. Following a 4-8 SU maiden voyage, McElwain’s Rams now stand 4-5 SU following a 42-30 loss to Boise last week. Major take from that game, however, is that Colorado St. outgained Boise with a balanced 626 yards to 437 for the Broncos. This is an emerging offensive team who has averaged 41 PPG in their last 5 outings. As such, these Rams will gouge the Wolfpack on every possession. Colorado St. has done their best work on this field where they have averaged 38 PPG and 549 YPG. This level of favoritism well deserved with an offense that should have their way all afternoon.

Texas (-6-) at West Virginia 8:00 ET FOXTV
Among our favorite situational plays in CFB is to fade home dogs who return following an outright road victory as double digit dog. Such is the case with these Mounties this week, who upset TCU 30-27. Despite being outgained, WVU profited from 4 critical TCU TOs to come away with the victory. Now, they return home where they are on overall runs of 5-12 ATS and 3-7 ATS on this field, dragging a defense that has allowed 564 YPG L5 games. They face a Texas team who will not lack for motivation. The Longhorns well remember being upset 48-45 as 7 point favorites against WVU last year. And, they are forewarned by the Mounties victory last week. With the Texas season on the verge of collapse, HC Brown fired DC Diaz and replaced him with veteran DC Robinson. Now, Texas enters on a 5 game winning streak keyed by a far improved defense that has recorded 18 sacks in those 5 wins. Longhorns know, this is a must win in their hopes for the Big 12 crown. With revenge as extra motivation, they record this double digit victory in style.

Nebraska at Michigan (-7) 3:30 ET ABC
Favor the concepts of home road dichotomy, revenge, and recent events for this ATS winner. Michigan HC Hoke is 19-0 SU on this field. Nebraska HC Pelini is 1-9 ATS away. Michigan is playing off a loss, an embarrassing 29-6 defeat at the hands of “little brother”. Hoke is 6-1 ATS/loss. Nebraska won last week 27-24 on a Hail Mary pass to end the game. Finally, Michigan well remembers last year’s results which saw them on the short end of a 23-9 score. Those 3 factors are the major difference between a pair of team who enters this contest at 6-2 SU, 4-4 ATS.

Notre Dame (-4-) at Pittsburgh 9:00 ET NBC
Last year, Pitt came very close to spoiling the undefeated regular season of the Irish. As 16 point underdog in South Bend, the Panthers had plenty of chances to win the game that resulted in a 29-26 Fighting Irish victory. That contest epitomized this series which has seen the last 5 games decided by a total of 18 points with the underdog getting the Alpo in each contest. This is far from a vintage Notre Dame team of recent seasons. Though 7-2 SU and on a 4 game win streak, both the offense and defense are down a notch resulting in a 3-6 ATS log. Last week, they were fortunate to hold on for a 38-34 win vs. Navy who rushed for 331 yards against the Irish defense. The Pitt running game presents no such threat. We won our STEAMROLLER GOY against them last week with Georgia Tech (-10-) 21-10. In that game, the Yellowjackets went overland against the Panthers 276 to (-5). What Pitt does have, however, is a strong armed signal caller in QB Savage and a pair of dynamic receivers in Boyd and Street. Last week, we faded the Panthers because the left side of their offensive line missed the game with injuries. This week, both are expected to return allowing QB Savage to pick apart a Notre Dame defense allowing over 200 PYPG. Underdog history extended in another barn burner.

Mississippi St. at Texas A&M (-19) 3:30 ET CBS
At 4-4 SU, Miss St. must pick their battles if they hope to get to 6 wins. That will probably not be this week or next, at A&M and hosting Alabama. Chances are far better for the last 2 weeks of the season at Arkansas and hosting Ole Miss. State enters on an 0-4 ATS slide and is 1-8 ATS as conference road dog of late. HC Sumlin and QB Manziel have averaged 49 points and 583 yards. Miss. St. will not slow them down. But, as always, impossible for this bureau to lay points with confidence against a 30 PPG A&M defense who allows 200 YPG both running and passing.

Utah St. (-13-) at UNLV 4:00 ET ESPNU
This is a battle of 5-4 SU teams seeking the 6th victory for Bowl eligibility. QB Garretson is an ever improving signal caller in his effort to replace injured QB Keeton, the best signal caller in the league. He is ably supported by a veteran Aggie defense allowing just 19 PPG and 342 YPG. Therein lies the major difference between these two, as UNLV’s stop unit allows 34 PPG and 463 PPG. UNLV’s strong home field record of 18-7-1 ATS, including 10-5 ATS as home dog, is offset by Utah St.’s road ability which finds the Aggies 9-2 ATS away. Lay a value price now that QB Garretson is stepping up.

Arkansas St. at LA Monroe (-4-) 7:00 ET
Ark St. is the 2 time reigning Sun Belt Champion under emerging coaches Freeze and Malzahn. Such excellence will not be achieved in the 1st year under new HC Harsin (Boise, Texas Asst.). The Red Wolves are clearly a notch below at 4-4 SU. They have been overpriced from previous success with a 2-6 ATS record. Snapping a 2-4 SU, 0-6 ATS run, with a 17-16 victory at S. Alabama last week, does not emit any warm and fuzzy feelings. The real deal is LA Monroe. Team leader QB Browning (quad) was thought to be lost for the year. He surprisingly emerged 2 games ago leading the Warhawks to a 38-10 victory vs. Georgia St. followed by a 49-37 win at Troy (we were right there!). Today we ride that momentum of QB Browning, who has passed for 9 TDs in those 2 games. 45-23 revenge against the defending champ is further motivation while the situation is in our favor as well. Ark St. plays consecutive road games, while Monroe has extra rest having played Thursday night last week.

STEAMROLLER PLAY OF THE WEEK
Auburn (-7) at Tennessee 1:00 ET ESPN
Under 1st year HC Jones, the Vols are struggling at 4-5 SU ATS with losses in their last 2 games to Missouri and Alabama by combined counts of 76-13. Now they go out of the frying pan and under the STEAMROLLER. Frosh QB Dobbs is learning under fire as a replacement for injured QB Worley. But the biggest concern for the Vols in this one, is their 200 Club defense that is allowing 202/5.1 overland. Each year in CFB, there is a team that emerges from nowhere to make a big splash. Three years ago, 1st year HC Malzahn mentored QB Newton in Auburn’s championship series. Two stops later, Malzahn is at the helm of the Tigers who enter today’s action with 4 consecutive wins and a record of 8-1 SU, 7-2 ATS. Combined with his work last year, Malzahn is a profitable 15-6 ATS. First year QB Marshall runs a dynamic offense with a trio of RBs in Mason, Grant, and Artis-Payne. They run for an average of 306/6.3. Just imagine what they will do to that Tennessee defensive front.

Houston at C. Florida (-10-) 7:00 ET ESPN2
This is going to run against the grain of a lot of handicappers who will kneejerk toward the 9-1 ATS run of Houston. These Cougar backers certainly were not scared off by the 6 point move on their Cats last week. But it cost them, as Houston settled for a 12 point victory, in their first ATS loss of the season. I see a second one coming today. While Houston’s toughest opponent (by far) was BYU, a 47-46 home loss. UCF has been far more battle tested. This team has won at Penn St., lost by only 3 at S. Carolina, and came from 21 down at Louisville to hang 38 on the tough Cardinals defense in a 3 point victory. After a 62-17 buffer on this field vs. UConn two weeks ago, the Knights are well refreshed in this battle for AAC superiority. Bright House Stadium is a tough venue where the Knights are 17-8 ATS as home chalk and veteran HC O’Leary is 15-8 ATS laying double digits. Love the experience and accuracy of QB Bortles at the helm for UCF. That greatly offsets the TO forcing machine that is the Houston defense. In the end, however, it is a UCF defense on the verge of Defensive Dandy status, that along with the explosive offense, keys this easier than expected victory.

UCLA (-1) at Arizona 11:00p ET ESPN
Arizona RB Carey, a force with which to be reckoned, leads an Arizona ground game that averages 275/5.6. But, it is the return of RB James for UCLA that allows the Bruins to have the more balanced offense in this one. That is a key edge in a contest between 6-2 SU teams who have each tasted ATS defeat only 3 times. UCLA has the experience of playing at tough venues as they have already been victorious at Nebraska and Utah, while having experienced road games at Stanford and Oregon (their only 2 defeats). Arizona has played a far lighter slate having lost to Washington and USC, the 2 toughest teams they have played. Favor UCLA who has played the more difficult schedule, has established road ability, and has a more balanced offense.

LSU at Alabama (-13) 8:00 ET CBS
In the marquee matchup last week, double digit favorite Florida State, pulled away in the 2nd half for what appeared to be an easy cover. Such will not be the case in tonight’s primetime matchup. After 6 weeks of statistical dominance, No. 1 Alabama now qualifies as both a member of the 200 Club and Defensive Dandy. That 6-0 SU, 4-2 ATS run in which the Tide has allowed 26 total points, has come against Colorado St., Ole Miss, GA St., Kentucky, Arkansas, and Tennessee. None of those teams has the offense comparable to that of LSU. For that opponent on the Alabama schedule, we must go to game 2, a 49-42 Alabama escape, when Johnny Football lit them up in consecutive seasons. LSU QB Mettenberger does not have the same mobility as Manziel, but he is every bit as accurate, the quality that makes Manziel such a dual threat. What LSU does have is two of the best WRs in the country in Beckham and Landry to give the Crimson Tide secondary (now playing without Sunseri) total fits. The point is, we don’t’ really know if this is an Alabama defense that is as good as the last two National championship editions. But, we sure will find out tonight. Series history certainly points to the LSU side. Saban is only 4-3 SU vs. Miles, while LSU is 5-1-2 ATS in this series at this site. With a pair of losses of 3 points each at GA and Ole Miss, the Tigers have removed themselves from National Championship contention. It means, they play this one fast and loose and in the role of spoiler that HC Miles must relish. This impost way too much in this fierce SEC-West rivalry. LSU the percentage side.

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Alan Boston

CFB
Va Tech +7
Nevada +9
Utah +6.5
Syracuse +6

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GoodFella

PAC-12 3* TRIPLE DIME GAME OF WEEK

Arizona Wildcats +1

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Winning Angle Sports

CFB
LSU +13 over Alabama
BYU +7.5 over Wisconsin
Houston +10.5 over Central Florida
UNLV +13.5 over Utah State

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Dr Bob

Opinions

San jose st
Utsa

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Prediction Machine Totals

122	12:00 PM	WESTKY @ ARMY	57.5	70.5	Over	60.6
140	12:00 PM	PSU @ MINN	47.5	55.2	Over	60
182	3:30 PM	MISSST @ TEXA&M	66.5	74.4	Over	58.6
128	3:45 PM	TULSA @ ECU	52.5	45.7	Under	58.5
152	2:00 PM	TULANE @ UTSA	51	44.4	Under	58.5
142	3:30 PM	SYR @ MD	53	44.1	Under	57.9
198	10:00 PM	UCLA @ ARI	56.5	66.3	Over	57.8
120	12:00 PM	IOWA @ PURDUE	45	40	Under	57.7
148	12:00 PM	VANDY @ FLA	43	38.6	Under	57.6
124	12:00 PM	SMU @ CIN	64	55.6	Under	56.8
144	12:00 PM	MIZZOU @ KTY	56	61	Over	56.4
194	12:00 PM	AUBURN @ TENN	55	60	Over	56.3
166	7:00 PM	TEX @ WVU	56	62.5	Over	56.2
132	12:00 PM	TCU @ IAST	46.5	41.3	Under	56.1
174	3:30 PM	UTEP @ NORTX	57	61.9	Over	55.7
168	4:00 PM	ARIST @ UTAH	64.5	58.1	Under	55.2
150	1:00 PM	WESTMI @ EASTMI	58.5	63.2	Over	55
200	8:00 PM	LSU @ ALA	55	58.9	Over	55
154	10:15 PM	FRES @ WYO	79	72.4	Under	54
172	3:30 PM	HAWAII @ NAVY	53	48.7	Under	54
180	8:00 PM	ND @ PITT	51	46.9	Under	54
146	12:30 PM	UVA @ UNC	51.5	47.7	Under	53.7
162	3:30 PM	NEVADA @ COLOST	65	70.6	Over	53.6
190	7:00 PM	ARKST @ UL-MON	57	60.8	Over	53.6
178	3:00 PM	USC @ CAL	55.5	59.1	Over	53.1
134	12:00 PM	FLAST @ WAKE	54	50.9	Under	52.7
156	12:00 PM	KANST @ TXTCH	59.5	56.7	Under	52.5
184	3:30 PM	BC @ NMST	60.5	63.7	Over	52.4
138	7:00 PM	VATECH @ MIA-FL	44	42.2	Under	51.9
192	7:00 PM	SOUMIS @ LATECH	52	53.5	Over	51.8
176	4:00 PM	KANSAS @ OKST	53.5	55	Over	51.5
186	8:00 PM	UTAHST @ UNLV	56.5	54.7	Under	51.4
164	8:00 PM	COLO @ WASH	60.5	61.9	Over	51.2
136	12:00 PM	UAB @ MARSH	67	65.8	Under	51.2
160	12:21 PM	ARK @ MISS	53.5	54.3	Over	51.1
126	4:00 PM	NCSU @ DUKE	56.5	55.6	Under	50.7
188	4:00 PM	FIU @ MIDDTN	48.5	48.8	Over	50.4
130	3:30 PM	ILL @ IND	76.5	76.9	Over	50.3
158	3:30 PM	BYU @ WISC	55.5	55.2	Under	50.3
202	10:30 PM	SDSU @ SJSU	55.5	55.7	Over	50.2
170	3:30 PM	NEB @ MICH	57.5	57.4	Under	50.2
196	7:00 PM	HOU @ UCF	64	63.8	Under	50.1

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Prediction Machine

126	4:00 PM	@ DUKE Lock of the Week	NCSU	-9	17.9	59.4
198	10:00 PM	@ ARI Upset Watch	UCLA	1.5	7.5	57.6
193	12:00 PM	AUBURN	@ TENN	-7.5	12.3	57.3
145	12:30 PM	UVA	@ UNC	14	-8.6	57
127	3:45 PM	TULSA	@ ECU	17.5	-12.3	56.7
134	12:00 PM	@ WAKE	FLAST	35	-28.5	56
147	12:00 PM	VANDY	@ FLA	10	-6.6	56
152	2:00 PM	@ UTSA	TULANE	-8.5	12.2	55.8
158	3:30 PM	@ WISC	BYU	-7.5	11	55.4
153	10:15 PM	FRES	@ WYO	-9.5	15.6	55.4
170	3:30 PM	@ MICH	NEB	-7	10.5	55.3
189	7:00 PM	ARKST	@ UL-MON	5	0.6	55.2
178	3:00 PM	@ CAL	USC	17	-12.5	55
165	7:00 PM	TEX	@ WVU	-6.5	11	54.9
199	8:00 PM	LSU	@ ALA	12.5	-8.9	54.6
129	3:30 PM	ILL	@ IND	10	-6.4	54.5
141	3:30 PM	SYR	@ MD	6.5	-2.5	54.1
137	7:00 PM	VATECH	@ MIA-FL	7	-3.7	53.6
160	12:21 PM	@ MISS	ARK	-16	18.8	53.6
162	3:30 PM	@ COLOST	NEVADA	-9.5	13.4	53.4
184	3:30 PM	@ NMST	BC	24	-20.3	53.2
124	12:00 PM	@ CIN	SMU	-9	11.8	53.2
201	10:30 PM	SDSU	@ SJSU	6.5	-3.2	53.1
139	12:00 PM	PSU	@ MINN	2.5	-0.2	53.1
188	4:00 PM	@ MIDDTN	FIU	-18	19.6	52.2
192	7:00 PM	@ LATECH	SOUMIS	-15.5	17	52
156	12:00 PM	@ TXTCH	KANST	-3	4.9	52
120	12:00 PM	@ PURDUE	IOWA	15	-13.9	51.8
181	3:30 PM	MISSST	@ TEXA&M	19.5	-17.9	51.4
174	3:30 PM	@ NORTX	UTEP	-25	26.4	51.3
143	12:00 PM	MIZZOU	@ KTY	-14	14.9	51.2
175	4:00 PM	KANSAS	@ OKST	31	-29.7	51.1
180	8:00 PM	@ PITT	ND	4.5	-3.5	51.1
121	12:00 PM	WESTKY	@ ARMY	-6.5	7.5	51
186	8:00 PM	@ UNLV	UTAHST	13.5	-12.8	50.8
149	1:00 PM	WESTMI	@ EASTMI	-2.5	3	50.6
196	7:00 PM	@ UCF	HOU	-10.5	11	50.6
168	4:00 PM	@ UTAH	ARIST	7	-6.5	50.5
132	12:00 PM	@ IAST	TCU	7.5	-7.2	50.4
164	8:00 PM	@ WASH	COLO	-28	28.1	50.1
136	12:00 PM	@ MARSH	UAB	-23.5	23.6	50.1
171	3:30 PM	HAWAII	@ NAVY	17	-17	50