8-28-14

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NCAAF

1* (136) Louisiana Monroe -2

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PITTVIPER CFB ROT# 134 – 6:00pm – South Carolina -10 (-113) ROT# 138 – 8:00pm – Tulsa -6.5 (-106) ROT# 139 – 8:00pm – Mississippi -10 (-112)

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BETTORSWORLD College Football – Thursday, August 28, 2014 Week #1 6:00p 133 Texas A&M 24 vs 134 South Carolina 37 7:00p 135 Wake Forest 22 vs 136 UL Monroe 18 8:00p 137 Tulane 23 vs 138 Tulsa 23 8:00p 139 Mississippi 30 vs 140 Boise State 23 9:15p 141 Temple 17 vs 142 Vanderbilt 36 10:00p 143 Rutgers 22 vs 144 Washington State 43

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Five to Follow MLB Betting: Thursday August 28, 2014 Opening Line Report by Alan Matthews I wouldn’t consider it likely, but should either Oakland or the L.A. Angels sweep this weekend’s four-game series, that team would take control of the AL West and the potential top seed in the American League. Should one team get swept, it might force that panicked GM to make a trade before the waiver deadline. The Angels, for example, are looking for starting pitching in the wake of Garrett Richards’ injury. Oakland is the -150 division favoriteat Sportsbook. with the Angels at -130. Here’s a look at that matchup and four other interesting ones on Thursday. Yankees at Tigers (+106, 8.5) I’m most certainly not going to mention every time Derek Jeter plays his last game in a ballpark the rest of the way, but he will at Comerica Park in Detroit in Thursday’s getaway day game (assuming he doesn’t sit). I expect the Yankees’ final playoff game with Jeter as a member of the team will remain in Detroit in the 2012 ALCS. He broke his ankle in Game 1 of that series at Yankee Stadium, and New York was swept, losing the last two at Comerica. Jeter hasn’t been the same since. The Tigers got more bad news on Wednesday as Anibal Sanchez had a setback and might now be done for the season. So they are patching that No. 5 spot with random guys, and some dude named Kyle Lobstein (0-0, 4.76) will make his first big-league start here. The lefty pitched 5.2 innings of relief last week against Minnesota. Hideki Kuroda (9-8, 3.94) faced Detroit on Aug. 5 and allowed three runs over seven innings in a no-decision. Miguel Cabrera is 5-for-12 with two homers off him. Key trends: The Yankees have won seven of their past eight Thursday games. They are 4-1 in their past five against lefties. The “over/under” has gone under is 4-0 in Kuroda’s past four against Detroit. Early lean: I get why Detroit is a dog because no one has a clue about Lobstein. But the Yankees don’t know him, either. Take the Tigers. Braves at Mets (+113, 7) I think any day now the Mets are going to shut down third baseman David Wright for the season. He has been bothered by a shoulder injury since June, and it’s not going away. Entering Wednesday, Wright is hitting .215 with no homers and eight RBIs in 135 second-half at-bats. He hasn’t homered in 143 at-bats, his longest career drought. The Mets will want to finish with one of the 10 worst records for free-agent purposes, so they might as well shut him down. New York closes a series with Atlanta on Thursday night. Lefty Jon Niese (7-9, 3.47) hasn’t been good since the All-Star Break, going 2-5 with a 4.63 ERA. He hasn’t faced Atlanta since April 18 when he allowed a run over six innings. Jason Heyward (.375, two HRs, eight RBIs) and Freddie Freeman (.300, two HRs, six RBIs) hit him well. Atlanta lefty Mike Minor (5-8, 4.90) has been much better in his past two starts, winning both and allowing a combined three runs over 14.2 innings. He is 0-0 with a 4.76 ERA in two starts this year vs. the Mets. Key trends: Atlanta has won five straight against left-handers. The Mets are 0-5 in Niese’s past five vs. teams with a winning record. The under is 5-1 in Niese’s past six against Atlanta. Early lean: Minor seems to have figured things out, so take the Braves. Rangers at Astros (-132, 8.5) Chris Carter, MLB Home Run champion? Yeah, if you had that wager down in the spring, kudos to you. All Carter does is homer or strike out, but he’s now up to 32 dingers entering Wednesday after hitting a game-winner Tuesday against Oakland. He has 11 dingers this month and is just two behind big-league leader Nelson Cruz’s 34 homers. Just think, the terrible Astros could have a home run king in Carter and the AL batting champion in Jose Altuve. Carter hasn’t gone yard in seven career at-bats against Thursday’s Rangers starter Nick Tepesch (4-8, 4.45). He was rocked for six runs in 6.1 innings last time out by Kansas City. Tepesch pitched in Houston in his 2014 debut on May 14, allowing a run over 5.1 innings. Houston’s Collin McHugh (6-9, 3.02) has allowed two runs or fewer in his past five starts. He has never faced Texas. Key trends: Texas is 1-7 in its past eight series openers. The Rangers have won five straight Tepesch series openers. The under is 6-0 in Tepesch’s past six vs. the AL West. Early lean: Astros are still playing hard. Rangers are making golf plans. Take Houston. Rockies at Giants (-169, 7.5) San Francisco demoted struggling two-time Cy Young winner Tim Lincecum to the bullpen and will trot out right-hander Yusmeiro Petit in his place at least for Thursday. I’m not sure that’s a great idea as Petit has a 1.84 ERA as a reliever but is 1-2 with a 6.32 ERA in six starts this year. This is the type of game against a terrible team that has barely any good players left healthy that the Giants simply have to win. Lincecum has proven he can excel out of the bullpen, but San Francisco might be in the market for pitching before the waiver trade deadline in a few days. Jordan Lyles (6-1, 4.05) starts for the Rockies in this getaway day game. He is 1-0 with a 5.73 ERA in four starts this month after missing two months on the DL. Key trends: The Rockies are 4-1 in Lyles’ past five vs. teams with a winning record. The over is 7-1 in his past eight on the road. The over is 4-1 in Petit’s past five starts. Early lean: I generally like pitchers’ duels in day-after-night games but not here as this total is a run too low considering the starters. Over at +105. A’s at Angels (+106, 7) Obviously this is the series of the weekend. The A’s won two of three at home against the Angels last weekend. This is the last time Oakland visits Anaheim this regular season. Sonny Gray (13-7, 3.00) gets the call for Oakland in the opener. He had lost four straight starts before beating the Angels on Aug. 22, allowing three runs over 8.1 innings. Mike Trout and Josh Hamilton each hit solo homers off him. Lefty C.J. Wilson (10-8, 4.45) lost in Oakland on Aug. 23 despite allowing just a run over 6.1 innings. The Angels have to be encouraged he has pitched much better his past three starts (1.96 ERA). Jonny Gomes is 7-for-20 with a home run in his career off Wilson. Otherwise most key A’s struggle against him. Key trends: The A’s are 0-6 in their past six road games vs. lefties. The Angels are 7-1 in Wilson’s past eight at home. The over is 7-3-1 in the past 11 meetings. L.A. is 4-1 in Wilson’s past five vs. Oakland. Early lean: Angels as home dogs with Wilson looking rejuvenated? Jump on it. I have a feeling this line will move closer to a “pick’em”.

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BOB BALFE NEW YORK METS +105 (Niece/Minor) When these teams get together we usually see low scoring games that end up very close in score. These teams are really mirror images of each other in talent which is not that much this year. The Braves just happen to have a few more wins. Niece is a better pitcher in this one and I don’t like how the Braves have been hitting the ball the last few games. Take the Mets.

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Kyle’s Picks: BRONCOS -3 (+100) I had the Broncos last week, in what equated to playing roulette in the 4th quarter. It was pretty well a tossup late before the Texans scored a touchdown and then completed the 2-point conversion to win the game. The Broncos will go up against another Texas foe, the Cowboys. Brock Osweiler will assume the backup role in this game, or I suppose, you can say starter since Manning will be gone quickly in this game. These preseason games are important for the 2nd year pro out of Arizona State who was taken in the second round. Second round picks are expected to produce, and I think Osweiler has showed glimpses of why he can be a starting quarterback. However, he’s been too inconsistent for my liking. Preseason is really the only time he can showcase his talents so it is important for himself. He’s been adequate this preseason, there have been moments of good football and average football. Osweiler was on point in game 2, passing for 105 yards and a touchdown on 10 of 13 passing. Last week he didn’t look so great, going for 43 yards and a pick on 4 of 11 passing. Zac Dysert, who many think has a chance to be a good quarterback, will follow Osweiler. Dysert was taken in the seventh round of the draft last year, but many people believe he should have been taken earlier. He passed for 63 yards on 8 of 11 completions, chipping in with a touchdown as well against the 49ers a couple of weeks ago. Look for him to get more playing time this week, as he sat last week giving Osweiler all of the playing time with Manning. The Cowboys will be just fine on offense this season under Tony Romo. Romo will get the brunt of the blame for which should be another inconsistent season, but I don’t think it’ll be deserved. The defense in Dallas is going to be bad, with a chance I think, to be the worst defense in the NFL. The secondary should be able to get beat with ease. It isn’t only the starters here, but there is no depth to be found exactly anywhere on this roster. Defensive line scares me as well with this unit. Osweiler and Dysert should be able to move the ball against them. The defense has been steamrolled already and it is only the preseason, showcasing the lack of depth throughout. They gave up 27 to the Chargers, 37 to the Ravens, and 25 against the Dolphins. That gives us an average of 29.6 points per game, in the preseason! Preseason is typically a time for the defense to look good given no teams game plan, but Dallas has had problems nevertheless. I like the quarterback rotation of Osweiler and Dysert here over Brandon Weeden and Caleb Hanie. Weeden is in a position he should be, in a backup role, but what he is going to do any given week is anyone’s guess. I give the edge to the Broncos’ defense, too. The Cowboys should get exploited right off the bat, and it wouldn’t surprise me if the Bronco first-stringers get a touchdown or at least a field goal before they exit. I like the Broncos to win this game by a score of around 27-17. Consequently, the point spread of -3 on Denver at even money looks pretty enticing to me.

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NFLBetting Picks / Kevin Kevin’s Picks: Another winning 4-2 week against the spread for my preseason system plays last week. Lets try and finish off with another winning week as we get ready for the real season Thursday night in Seattle! Atlanta Falcons @ Jacksonville Jaguars – JAGUARS -4 (-102) St Louis Rams @ Miami Dolphins - RAMS +3 (-115) Carolina Panthers @ Pittsburgh Steelers – PANTHERS +5.5 (-107) Minnesota Vikings @ Tennessee Titans – TITANS -2 (-105)

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BEHIND THE BETS CFB Tulane +7 Wake Forest +2

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GOODFELLA Thursday Night CFB Team Total RUTGERS - OVER 27.5 POINTS (@BOL)

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On Thursday the NFLX Free Play is on the Detroit Lions. Game 103 at 7:00 eastern. The Lions are taking over 4 points here and have won and covered the last 6 in the series vs Buffalo. Detroit is 17-5 to the spread vs AFC Teams in Preseason play and have covered and won 6 straight in game 4 of the Preseason. Buffalo is laying points but is 1-13 straight up vs NFC teams and has failed to cover 6 of the last 8 on Thursday. Look for the Lions to keep this one close and no surprises if they pull the upset. Take the Points with Detroit. On Thursday jump on as we are using the Most Powerful data in the industry. There is a 15-0 NFLX Top play up and 3 more NFL plays all with systems cashing 90% or higher, There is also the first big College football play this season and MLB. Start off big in football. For the free play take the Detroit Lions. On Thursday Its a Huge NFLX 15-0 Game of the month and 3 More huge NFLX system plays all from systems cashing over 90%. There is a 100% Opening night College Football super system side and a 94% MLB Dominator system. Message to Jump on Now and put the Most Powerful data in the industry on your side tonight. For the free play take Detroit. GC

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Cappers Finest (Prez swept yesterday 5-0) Prez: Ole Miss, 1st 1/2 -6 3 units Prez: Wash St. -7, 3 units Prez: TB Rays, 2 units

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Totals 4 You "Total Domination" for Thursday, August 28th 2014 College Football Kickoff Super Total of the Year!!!!! Mississippi/Boise State over 53 Please note: due to discount, guarantees do not apply to this package NCAA Best Bets Texas A&M/South Carolina under 60 1/2 Tulane/Tulsa under 47 Temple/Vanderbilt under 45 1/2 Rutgers/Washington State over 63 2014 NFL Preseason Triple Lock Parlay of the Year!!!!! Washington/Tampa Bay over 38 1/2 Minnesota/Tennessee over 41 1/2 San Francisco/Houston under 39 1/2 NFL Best Bets St Louis/Miami over 39 1/2 Kansas City/Green Bay over 42 Seattle/Oakland under 39 American League Baseball Daytime Dominator!!!!! New York/Detroit over 8 1/2 MLB Best Bets Colorado/San Francisco over 7 1/2 Tampa Bay/Baltimore under 8 Minnesota/Kansas City under 8 1/2 Oakland/Los Angeles over 7 1/2