9-20-14

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6 Unit Play. #335/#741 Take Utah Utes +4 over Michigan Wolverines (Saturday 3:30 pm ABC) Top College Selection of the Week. I really like the way this Utah team is playing at the moment. They are very aggressive on both sides of the football and have a great play caller in Dave Christensen, the former head coach of Wyoming who did wonders with Brett Smith last year. Utah blitzes numerous times on defense and really gets after it. Michigan is just in a mess and without an identity on either side of the football. The offense is a mess with Devin Gardner as quarterback, and they played last week without their best player in Devin Funchess. He will likely play this week, but I do not believe he will be at 100%. Utah has already beaten Michigan this decade at the Big House in 2008, and I just do not see Michigan blowing them out. Utah is coming off a bye and has a dual-threat quarterback in Travis Wilson that can move the football in a variety of ways. If Michigan does not get off to a good start I believe they will fold and the crowd will be booing loudly. Utah is 4-0 ATS in their last 4 games against Big Ten teams. Michigan is 0-7 ATS in their last 7 games against PAC-12 teams.




4 Unit Play. #344/#736 Take Colorado Buffaloes -8 over Hawaii Warriors (Saturday 2 pm PAC-12 Network) Tough spot for the Warriors as they are making their first road trip of the season to the mainland. They are also without RB Joey Iosefa, who is far and away their best playmaker. Hawaii is also coached by Norm Chow, someone we like to fade. Hawaii usually gets down big early before making a late rally to make the score look respectable, but I just do not see them making a comeback on the road. Colorado is not a favorite very often, but they have covered the spread the last three times they were expected to win. Colorado did move the football against Arizona State last week and will find things much easier on Saturday. Hawaii is 1-5 ATS in their last 6 games following a victory. Their body clocks will be messed up as well since it is a 12 pm Mountain Time start (8 am Hawaiian time).




4 Unit Play. #363/#747 Take Oregon Ducks -23 over Washington State Cougars (Saturday 10:30 pm ESPN) The Ducks got things going against Wyoming after a slow start in the first quarter, and I just do not see Washington State being able to stop Oregon whatsoever. Wazzou will throw every down and move the football a little bit, but sooner or later Oregon will go on a scoring run and never look back. Oregon has scored an average of 50 points in their last 4 games against Washington State. Oregon is usually a mid-30-point favorite against Wazzou, and thus I do not see them getting backdoored in this game.




4 Unit Play. #389/#721 Take Oklahoma Sooners -7.5 over West Virginia Mountaineers (Saturday 7:30 pm FOX) The Sooners are for real and a true contended for a spot in the college football playoff come January. West Virginia is improved, but their performance against Alabama was misleading since Alabama is not playing that well on offense to start to the season. The Sooners are getting it done on both sides of the football, and I just do not believe West Virginia will be able to keep pace against a strong Sooner defense. I am just not sold on Clint Trickett as a quarterback and feel his true colors will shine against a good team. Oklahoma is 5-0 ATS in their last 5 games against teams with a winning record. West Virginia is 4-15 ATS in their last 19 games against teams with a winning road record.




4 Unit Play. #392/#788 Take Arizona Wildcats -7,5 over California Golden Bears (Saturday 10 pm PAC-12 Network) I just cannot get out of my mind how bad Cal was last year, and I do not believe that are ready to play even with top PAC-12 teams on the road. Arizona held off a pesky Nevada team last week, which I feel is a better team than Cal is. The Golden Bears beat Northwestern in Week 1, but we now see that is not a very good win since Northwestern has yet to win a game this season. Arizona has a dynamic offense that spreads the field and can move the football in a variety of ways. Cal is 3-11 ATS in their last 14 games against teams with a winning record. Cal is 7-20 ATS in their last 27 games overall.




4 Unit Play. #460/#808 Take New Orleans Saints -10 over Minnesota Vikings (Sunday 1 pm FOX) New Orleans will be a strong public play this week, but that will not deter us from using them as they are desperate for a win. The Saints are 0-2, but they have yet to play in the Superdome this season, and we all know they are a completely different at home. New Orleans is 17-0 straight up and 16-1 ATS in their last 17 games that Sean Payton has coached. Minnesota showed their true colors last week against New England, and playing on the road will be too much to overcome and keep this a one-possession game.

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SATURDAY COLLEGE FOOTBALL SELECTIONS
2-Unit Play. Take #312 Akron (+9.5) over Marshall (2 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)




The public is digging in with Marshall here mainly because the Thundering Herd have the sexier, high-powered offense. But Akron has a lot of things working in their favor in this one. First, they care catching Marshall off a big rivalry win over Ohio after the Bobcats had shot them down three years in a row. Second, they are catching the Herd on the road and Marshall is just 2-5 ATS away from home (and they have been terrible as a road favorite). Third, Akron is coming off a bye week and they are 11-4 ATS with extra time to prep. That extra week also gave them some time to get that tough Penn State loss out of their system. Finally, with nearly 70 percent of the public on Marshall this line is still dropping from an open of +10. That's a reverse line movement and tells me where the sharp action is. I'll take a stab with a live underdog in this one.




2-Unit Play. Take #322 Kansas (-3.5) over Central Michigan (3:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)




I know that Kansas football sucks. I know that Charlie Weis is a loser. But I still think the Jayhawks manage to scum out a win in this one. (Although, Weis is such a loser I could totally see the Jayhawks winning this game by 1 or 3 points and not covering. God, how does this guy still have a job?) But the reality is that I do not buy the MAC teams any more. MAC teams can be really strong underdog plays the first two or three weeks of the season, especially against Big Ten schools that they get way up for. But now we're getting to the point of the season where talent starts to win out (and emotion will come back more into play later in the year with rivalry and bowl games). And even though Kansas sucks they are still better than the Chips in this one. Central Michigan struggled with a bad Chattanooga team, they beat a terrible Purdue team (that emotional Big Ten game) and then they got absolutely rolled by Syracuse 40-3 at home last week. That will leave a mark. Kansas got embarrassed by Duke last week and now they need something good to happen - quickly. I'll take the Big 12 team here. This line is right because the Jayhawks have been so pathetic. But this is a rare winnable game and I think that they find a way to win this one by a touchdown.




2-Unit Play. Take #326 Wisconsin (-27) over Bowling Green (Noon, Saturday, Sept. 20)




Once again: I don't expect a strong showing from the MAC this weekend. Bowling Green somehow scored an upset win over Indiana (emotional Big Ten game) despite falling behind 14-3. That game was at home, against a terrible Indiana defense, and involved a last-second touchdown pass. This week is letdown city. Wisconsin has flexed its muscle plenty of times in the nonconference in recent years and coach Gary Andersen is 18-5 ATS in nonconference games the past few seasons. I can't see Bowling Green stopping Wisconsin's powerful run game but I can see the Badgers putting pressure on BG's backup quarterback.




2-Unit Play. Take #329 Army (-2.5) over Wake Forest (3:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)




Wake Forest is in the midst of a complete rebuild and this is going to be a very L-O-N-G season for them. They are coming off two encouraging efforts on the scoreboard. Kind of. They beat Gardner-Webb by 16 points (but didn't cover) and they took advantage of a key injury to Chuckie Keeton to stick in the back door against Utah State. Basically, Wake has played three bad teams this year and they are 1-2 with zero strong efforts. I am a big fan of the service academies this year. All three of them are playing with more experienced pieces than they are used to having and that makes all the difference. Army played a little better than the final score suggested at Stanford last week. And that was a bad spot since Stanford wanted to take out frustration for the USC loss on someone. Army has revenge for a misleading two-touchdown loss at home last year and I think they are going to get it. In fact, Army hasn't beaten Wake since 1989 and I think they are pretty amped to end that streak. I'm following the line movement in this one as Army started as the dog and is now the favorite. They are the better team and will find a way to win.




4-Unit Play. Take #331 North Carolina (+3) over East Carolina (3:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)
NOTE: This play is from the KING System. This was going to be my 5-Unit GOTW play (which I talked about on my Insider's Page this week) but I backed it down to a 4-Unit Play.




Even if we threw out all the situational factors in this game my ears still would've perked up about this line. East Carolina beat North Carolina by 24 points on the road last year. Now they are at home and they are just a three-point favorite? That doesn't make a ton of sense. Heck in 2011, the last time they hosted this series, they were a 6.5-point home underdog. So why the short line favorite? The reason is a gross overreaction to last year's win (the first after four straight blowout losses) and an overreaction to last week's ECU win over Virginia Tech. The Pirates caught the Hokies at the perfect time - after a huge upset road win over Ohio State and right before the ACC opener - and they made Tech pay with a 21-point first quarter. But the Pirates got completely outplayed in the last 45 minutes and they were fortunate to get that last-second score to win the game. This is ECU's third straight game against a big boy team (they lost at South Carolina) and I think they are due for a letdown of their own. North Carolina has revenge and they have had an extra week to prepare. I think they will be the fresher team and I think they will find a way to win a close game outright.




2-Unit Play. Take #344 Colorado (-8) over Hawaii (2 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)




I know Hawaii has been strong ATS to start the year. But this is still a really, really bad team and Norm Chow is basically like Grandpa Simpson trying to coach college kids.




2-Unit Play. Take #346 Memphis (-11.5) over Middle Tennessee (7 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)




Big revenge spot in a big rivalry game here. Memphis had a week off and has been sharpening the knives and waiting for Middle Tennessee. The Blue Raiders won this rivalry game 17-15 last year on a last-second field goal. Memphis actually covered the spread in that game (the third cover in the last four meetings) and they outgained MTSU by 65 yards in that one. That game marked the third straight loss in the series for the Tigers and they are going to turn that around. The home team has won four of the last fie meetings and Memphis will be ready. Middle Tennessee is coming off a grueling triple-overtime game with another regional foe, Western Kentucky, and they are somehow 3-0 ATS on the season. Memphis has a rabid defense in this one and they should be able to control both lines of scrimmage. They are more experienced, more physical, more rested, and more motivated. All that should equate to a 20-point blowout.




1-Unit Play. Take #353 Texas A&M (-33.5) over SMU (3:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)




I think that the Aggies can pick their score here. They didn't cover and weren't particularly sharp against Rice last week. I think that Kevin Sumlin will use that to his advantage. SMU lost its coach and its starting quarterback during the by week and they were getting crushed by lesser teams than this in their first two games. I don't think Sumlin will want to run up the score. But I also don't know that he'll be able to help it.




2-Unit Play. Take #356 Navy (-6) over Rutgers (3:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)




This one is in keeping with a common theme for us this weekend: revenge. Navy lost a tough one-point decision last year after winning the previous meeting in 2008 by two points. The Middies are another tough service academy that should be 3-0 ATS this year if not for a tough fourth quarter against Ohio State - a team they had on the ropes. Rutgers is in a massive letdown spot here. They really should've beaten Penn State last week in the Big Ten opener. To lose that game was deflating, and the last thing that an emotionally fragile team wants to see is an option running game that will make them bow their backs. Penn State has been outgained by all three of its opponents this year, including a bad Fresno State team and a feeble FCS opponent (Howard). I think Navy gets its revenge here.




2-Unit Play. Take #357 Florida (+14.5) over Alabama (3:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)




Here we get some more revenge. Alabama has won three straight in this series and they have covered the spread in nine of the last 10 meetings. However, most of those covers over the last 20 years have gone to the underdog (7 of 10) and I think that Florida finds a way to hang around in this one. Yes, the Gators are coming off a comical 36-30 triple OT nail biter against improved Kentucky. But was there any doubt that they were looking ahead to this game. Yes, Will Muschamp is a loser. But so is Lane Kiffin so they kind of even one another out. Yes, Jeff Driskel is a loser. But at least he's an experienced loser and that gives him a slight edge over the Crimson Tide's unsteady quarterback situation. I just don't know that Alabama is in a place where they can be expected to lay out a 17-, 20- or 24-point beating against a talented and experienced rival. I'll take the points and I think that this is going to be a slogging,




2-Unit Play. Take #362 Virginia Tech (-8) over Georgia Tech (Noon, Saturday, Sept. 20)




The Hokies were good enough to go to Columbus and beat Ohio State, but not good enough to stave off a letdown situation last week against East Carolina. I do think that they are going to be able to bounce back this week against a sagging Georgia Tech team. This might be Paul Johnson's least talented team and he is a dead man walking in Atlanta, as the Jackets boosters and fans are tired of his ?gimmick? option offense. It is always very dicey to go against Johnson when he is in the underdog role and he's been a moneymaker in that space going back to his time at Navy. But they just haven't been overly impressive against three pretty weak opponents this year. Tech can cleanse themselves of last week's loss by opening ACC play with a big home win. They've won six of the last seven meetings in this series, including three in a row, and I think they'll finally be able to get a double-digit home win to go with the three DD road wins they've scored over Tech the last since 2007.




2-Unit Play. Take #368 BYU (-14) over Virginia (3:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)




There were a dozen reasons why BYU wasn't able to cover the spread against Houston last week: letdown situation, short week, freakin' Hail Mary to end the half. But none of those reasons involve BYU not being a really good team. The Cougars are 3-0, with two blowout road wins over Power Six teams, and now they get to host an ACC school all the way out in Provo. That's bad news for Virginia. This is UVA's first road game and their last two road trips last year ended with them losing by 19 and 31 points to two teams that are not as strong as BYU. Virginia could have a letdown of its own after pulling the upset over Louisville as a home underdog last week. And now they are going into uncharted territory. BYU beat Virginia in the Commonwealth last year and they should be able to do it again this time around.




2-Unit Play. Take #379 Mississippi State (+9.5) over LSU (7 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)
NOTE: This play is from the KING System.




This play actually graded out higher than the North Carolina play in the KING System. But I dropped the rating down out of respect for what LSU does at home and in night games. LSU has absolutely dominated this series and haven't lost to the Bulldogs in over a decade. They have covered inflated spreads in most of those games as well. But I think Mississippi State can hang around in this one. Last year's 59-26 score is very misleading, as LSU outscored the Bulldogs 28-0 in the fourth quarter. This MSU team is one of the most experienced in the country and they are facing a Tigers team that is still really inexperienced and unsettled at quarterback and receiver. LSU was getting whooped up on by a mediocre Wisconsin team, 24-7, before their speed took over. But I don't think they will be able to out-and-out run away from Mississippi State, which has some future NFL players of its own. Dan Mullen has been waiting for a signature moment. He may finally, finally get it.




2-Unit Play. Take #382 Arkansas (-13.5) over Northern Illinois (7 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)




Northern Illinois has a ridiculous 17-game road winning streak going. But now that the streak has gotten some notoriety it is time for it to end. They did not play that well last week against UNLV and they were lucky to escape with an outright win, much less covering the spread as a big road favorite. The difference in competition from UNLV to Arkansas is enormous. Arkansas could be in a letdown situation after beating Texas Tech on the road last week. But the Razorbacks' style - punishing running game and aggressive defense - isn't really the type of thing that you turn on and off; it's just kind of there, just like it was for Bret Bielema's teams in Wisconsin. Bielema is familiar with this Northern Illinois team from his time in the Big Ten and now he's blessed with SEC athletes against them. This is the Huskies' third straight road game and I don't see them extending that winning streak. I don't like to take underdogs unless I think they have a realistic shot at winning so I will go with the home favorite here.




2-Unit Play. Take #384 Arkansas State (-2) over Utah State (7 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)




This one is easy: Utah State stinks. They are now two years removed from the Gary Andersen Era and the only thing bridging the gap was quarterback Chuckie Keeton. Well he is injured and will miss the next two weeks and I think the Aggies will be lost without him. This Utah State team massively overachieved last season even without Keeton. But at some point it is time to pay the piper and this team is a woeful 0-3 ATS already this season. They haven't looked good against two really bad teams, Idaho State and Wake Forest, and now they are going back on the road without their leader. Arkansas State played better than the final scores show in road trips to Tennessee and Miami. They are moving the ball and should continue to do so on their home turf. Arkansas State is 7-2 ATS in its last nine games going back to last year and they have taken down some good competition, including a bowl win. The Aggies are 1-8 ATS against the Sun Belt and this Utah State team is used to puffing its chest out and playing teams from Power Conferences tough as an underdog. They aren't used to going on the road with a target on their chests against other lower-tier conference teams. I like ASU here.




2-Unit Play. Take #390 West Virginia (+8) over Oklahoma (7:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)




West Virginia is decidedly better this year than the pathetic squad we saw last year. Dana Holgerson is coaching for his job and he has everyone on the Mountaineers rowing in the right direction. Morgantown is not the type of place that one just walks into and expects to get a road win. And the Mountaineers don't get blown out in their own backyard, well, ever. WVU almost beat Oklahoma on the road last year. They are better, they are sporting double-revenge (they lost 50-49 here in 2012), and they are being overlooked by the general public. Oklahoma has been massively overrated the past several years and Bob Stoops has found ways to lose games like this. Yes, his team is on a nice 6-1 ATS rush. But I don't see that continuing. You know Stoops had his guys fired up to lay into an SEC opponent (albeit a weak one) last week in Norman when they beat down Tennessee. Now they are the hunted and they are on the road against a Mountaineers team that is coming off three really strong performances. If WVU had played Alabama in Morgantown they would've won that game. Easily. Now they get Oklahoma here and I think Holgerson will get another scalp.




1-Unit Play. Take #360 Houston (-21.5) over UNLV (8 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)




1-Unit Play. Take #378 Oregon State (-10) over San Diego State (10:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)




1-Unit Play. Take #388 Miami (+7.5) over Nebraska (8 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)




1-Unit Play. Take #391 California (+8) over Arizona (10 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)




1-Unit Play. Take #394 Boise State (-17) over UL-Lafayette (10:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20)

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Raphael esparza
Vegas Sports Informer
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3 Unit Play. #303 Auburn -7 ½ over Kansas St (7:30p.m., Thursday, Sept 18 ESPN)
No disrespect for K-State head coach Bill Snyder but holy cow what a big line movement for this Thursday night ESPN game. Yesterday I was discussing that this number would probably close between 8 or 8.5 knowing that the public would be the home dog but to move to -7.5. Auburn will run the ball all up and down against K-State defense in the 2nd half and the Tigers haven't given up a touchdown in the 2nd half in their first two games. Look for Auburn in the second half to score at will on the ground and wouldn't shock me to see this game go UNDER as well. Kansas St is 2-5 ATS in their last 7 non-conference opponents and Auburn is 10-1 ATS against a team with a winning record.
3 Unit Play. #314 Pittsburgh -7 over Iowa (12:00p.m., Saturday, Sept 20 ESPN2)
Here is another powerful running team against a team that usually stops the run. Right now I don't trust the Big Ten and the Hawkeyes travel to Pittsburgh after losing to Iowa St at home. Pittsburgh is coming off back-to-back road games winning by double-digits and I see another big Panthers victory Saturday afternoon. This is Iowa's first road game of the year and they have struggled in their first 3 home games so what is their first road game going to be like. Pittsburgh is 8-2-2 ATS in their last 12 games after scoring 40 points or more in their last game.
4 Unit Play. #344 Colorado -7 ½ over Hawaii (2:00p.m., Saturday, Sept 20 PAC-12)
Normally I would say this play is all on the road play of Hawaii but it's really not. Colorado has played in two home games and so far has laid the big goose egg in those two home games. Colorado lost last week at home to Arizona St but in the second half Colorado outplayed ASU. This is Hawaii's first road game and last week Hawaii struggled against Northern Iowa at home so if they could put away Northern Iowa what is going to happen in Boulder Saturday afternoon. Hawaii is still be playing without RB Joey Iosefa and granted Steven Lakalaka ran the ball great last week that game was at home against NIU and the Buffs will be ready for him. Hawaii is 1-5 ATS following a SU win and Colorado is 4-0 ATS against non-conference opponents.
7 Unit Play. #394 Boise St -17 over UL Lafayette (10:30p.m., Saturday, Sept 20 CBSC)
(Non-Conference Play of the Night) So the Ragin Cajuns have won 9 games in 3-straight seasons and this trend is in trouble as the Cajuns have dropped back-to-back games. Ragin Cajuns have trouble scoring points on the road and last week only scored 15 points. Boise St started their 2014-15 season with a bad loss to Ole Miss on the road 35-13 but since then the Broncos have played Bronco ball. Went home and beat Colorado St 37-24 (covered) and last week the Broncos went on the road and beat Connecticut 38-21 (road cover). Boise St defense last week was really impressive holding the Huskies ground game to only 48 yards and QB Grant Hedrick had a nice throwing game and didn't make the bad throws. If Boise St can keep the Cajuns on their heels and if this becomes a scoring duel then Boise will easily win on the blue turf. I see Boise winning by 3 touchdowns in this game and the Cajuns start conference ball with a 1-3 record. UL Lafayette is 2-6 ATS in their last 8 road games and the Cajuns are 2-8 ATS when playing on fieldturf. Boise St is 16-5 ATS against Sun Belt opponents.

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Dave Cokin:

331 North Carolina +2
349 Appalachian State +3
379 Mississippi State +10
391 California +10.5

Adds:
204 Kansas State +9
313 Iowa +7
315 Ball State +14
357 Florida +14.5
366 Clemson +17

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Sweet Jones


Nebraska Cornhuskers -7 (x2)

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4 * FLORIDA +15
5 * MIA FLORIDA +8
UP SET : GEO TECH +8

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Spartan
Triple Dime CFB - Alabama -14.5

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Steve Fezzik
377 San Diego St. / 378 Oregon St.Over 56.0 3* play

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Prediction Machine
Sides
386 8:00 PM @ NMST Upset Watch Lock of the Week NM 5 8.1 61.3
392 10:00 PM @ ARI CAL -9 20.6 61.2
311 2:00 PM MARSH @ AKRON -9 15.7 60.4
344 2:00 PM @ COLO HAWAII -7 16.2 60.0
378 10:30 PM @ OREST SDSU -10 18.5 59.2
351 7:30 PM GASO Upset Watch @ USA 2.5 6.1 58.4
379 7:00 PM MISSST @ LSU 10 -4.9 57.8
325 12:00 PM BGSU @ WISC 27 -17.9 57.7
371 12:00 PM ODU @ RICE 7 -0.8 57.4
357 3:30 PM FLA @ ALA 14.5 -9.7 57.4
*First team is the pick*

Totals
380 7:00 PM MISSST @ LSU 49 57.2 Over 61.5
320 7:00 PM IDAHO @ OHIO 54 63.4 Over 61.0
346 7:00 PM MIDDTN @ MEM 64 53.3 Under 59.3
316 7:00 PM BALLST @ TOLEDO 66 58.0 Under 58.9
312 2:00 PM MARSH @ AKRON 62 54.3 Under 58.7
326 12:00 PM BGSU @ WISC 64.5 56.7 Under 58.7
378 10:30 PM SDSU @ OREST 59 68.9 Over 58.4
350 7:00 PM APP @ SOUMIS 61.5 54.0 Under 58.3
372 12:00 PM ODU @ RICE 61 68.7 Over 58.0
356 3:30 PM RUT @ NAVY 54 63.3 Over 58.0
368 3:30 PM UVA @ BYU 49.5 43.1 Under 56.9
348 6:00 PM GAST @ WASH 68 77.4 Over 56.7
338 12:00 PM EASTMI @ MSU 54.5 59.6 Over 56.6

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CFB 330 wake forest+3

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River City Sharps

3 Units Oklahoma -7

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RAS Totals
346 under 63 1/2
316 under 60


And the rest:
324 under 67
327 over 55
344 under 63
308 under 73 1/2
386 under 66
334 under 54 1/2
338 under 54 1/2

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