11-19-16

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Insider Sports Report


5* W. Virginia +3 over Oklahoma (NCAAF)
Range: +4.5 to Pk


3* Utah -14 over Oregon (NCAAF)
Range: -12.5 to -16.5


3* San Diego St. -10 over Wyoming (NCAAF)
Range: -8.5 to -12.5


3* Oregon St. -5.5 over Arizona (NCAAF)
Range: -4 to -8

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Youngstown Connection
Date: Saturday November 19, 2016
NCAAF Play #1
#333 Wisconsin -27

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Scott Rickenbach
8* Michigan st. Cal. Tulsa
10* U Mass Over. UCLA

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Jim Feist

NCAA Football:
334 Purdue over 49-.
396 Michigan State over 50.
408 TCU over 69.

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Ben Burns NHL
LA KINGS -140 10 star

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Bettingresource Twitter plays
Michigan State +21 against Ohio St. $7500. Money split on 3 numbers 20.5, 21 and 21.5. Might be hard to get 21 now.


$500 on Notre Dame -2.5 against Virginia Tech


Michigan State +21 has big value today against Ohio St
Notre Dame -2.5 has some value as well against Virginia Tech.
First in the Michigan State game the weather is pretty bad with snow/rain and wind in East Lasting. Michigan State defense is pretty decent at home and today both offenses will look to attack from the ground. Ohio State obviously has the better running game but the two teams matches somewhat evenly on home/away ground offense and defense. Today with the bad weather expect grind out game with a lot of time running on the clock. This game should end with in 2 touchdowns. Ohio State also has Michigan on Deck next week and that is a season defining game for them. If they get a decent lead we can expect Ohio State to rest their starters in this very bad weather. With the current situation in the rankings Ohio State doesn't need to blow anyone up to prove anything, all they have to do is win the reminder of the games and they are in the playoffs. This should be a low scoring game. Lot of value on the Under is lost since it has already moved down by a touchdown from 56.5 to 49.5 but the game might still not reach 50 points.
Second we have Virginia Tech. We have taken advantage of Virginia Tech games this season and have cashed many bets betting against them the spread and some by bettnig on them. We have cashed on each of V-Techs ATS loss and 3 of them they lost straight up by big points. In each of those 3 lossess the opponent QB scored rushed for over 100 yards. Now we have another mobile QB in Notre Dame who can pass well and run the game as he is the second leading rusher in the team. IN Vtech's other ATS lossess the opponent QB had reasonable success running the game. Vtech defense is really good against pocket QB's but as soon as the QB gets mobile, Vtech defense seems to get lost. Notre Dame is a 3-7 team facing a 7-3 team and they are favored for a reason and that reason is they match up really well against VTech. Notre Dame also has stepped up a notch in their overall play including defense lately and they should win comfortably here.

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Vegas Line Reader

TCU Horned Frogs -6

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Kelso

UTAH

Parlay - VT, Oklahoma, Colorado

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OTTO
20 FLORIDA ST OVER 63.5

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KELSO 100-UNIT COLLEGE TRIPLE CROWN OF MONTH

Colorado
Virginia Tech
Oklahoma

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Joe Gavazzi

CRUSHER OF THE WEEK
Navy (-7) at E. Carolina 4:00 ET ESN
Now that Navy has gotten the inside track for the AAC-West divisional crown, could we expect a letdown against a 3-7 SU E. Carolina team, whom they handled 45-21 last season? Remember, since the beginning of October, Navy has faced 6 quality opponents in Air Force, Houston, Memphis, S. Florida, Notre Dame and Tulsa. Letdown? Sure, IF IT WAS ANYONE EXCEPT NAVY! For, the Middies will simply continue their momentum with their patient and disciplined ways. Senior QB Worth, after biding his time behind QB Reynolds in recent seasons, has begun a post-season roll. Following the Air Force defeat, the Navy option attack has run for over 300 yards against every defense they have faced.

The decline in Greenville has continued even under 1st year HC Montgomery, who appears to have lost control of his team. In-state home victories vs. W. Carolina and NC State provided a 2-0 SU ATS start. Since that time, they have gone 1-7 SU (only victory to lowly UConn) and 2-6 ATS. Facing similar strong rushing attacks such as USF and Tulsa, the Pirates allowed 306 and 345 yards overland respectively. The last 2 weeks, they have tossed the towel, allowing 100 points and nearly 1,100 yards in losses to Tulsa and SMU. Last year, Navy rushed for 415 yards against this defense. What are the chances that ECU, which hasn’t seen another option attack since, will stop them today? Close your eyes!

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Joe Gavazzi

IF IT AIN'T BROKE, DON’T FIX IT GAME OF THE WEEK
Tulsa (-1) at C. Florida 8:00 ET ESN
Each week, I isolate a team whose offense has been explosive and consistent all season long. Today’s choice is the Tulsa Golden Hurricane. Under 2nd year HC Montgomery and RB Evans, the Hurricanes have been blowing away opponents with regularity. Even in last week’s heart wrenching 42-40 loss to Navy, Tulsa still logged 200 Club numbers for the 4th consecutive week. In doing so, they have put up 566 offensive yards four consecutive times. Under Montgomery, Tulsa is a proven road team who is 8-4 ATS in 2 years. Already this season, they have beaten a team similar to UCF (Memphis) on the road by a score of 59-30. Despite that excellence, this matchup with UCF is a battle of “also rans.” Each of these teams is 4-2 SU in their respective AAC divisions on the outside looking in. The question for Tulsa is whether they can bounce back from that Navy defeat to get motivated for a matchup against a team they beat 45-30 last season. My answer to that is a resounding yes! At least on the offensive side of the football! This Tulsa offensive machine is clearly purring. The ego and pride of these offensive players will be looking to continue their onslaught of opposing defenses. In short, they will be operating under the concept of IF IT AINT BROKE, DON’T FIX IT. As such, there is a good chance for them to continue their 200 Club onslaught in outgaining their 5th consecutive opponent.
Today’s opponent is one of the biggest turnaround stories on the CFB landscape. Last year’s HC George OLeary had grown long in the tooth and was beyond his expiration date. The result, fueled by numerous injuries, was a 0-12 SU, 2-9 ATS mark (after a record of 31-9 SU the previous 3 years). It was an ideal spot for 1st year HC Frost (former Nebraska QB and Oregon Asst.) to come in and pick up the pieces. That he has done with a turnaround that has seen the Knights go 6-4 SU, 8-2 ATS. That is not a surprise, considering how their Power Rating had been beaten down by the end of last year. But, a closer look inside the numbers sees that although this team has a winning record, both SU and ATS, THIS BALLOON IS ABOUT TO BURST. The reason for that is that THEY HAVE BEEN OUTGAINED IN ALL 6 CONFERENCE CONTESTS, INCLUDING EVEN THE LAST 2 WEEKS AGAINST SUB.500 TEAMS, Cinci and Tulane - a combined 1-11 SU in league play. They won these two games by a combined 61-9 in large part because of a combined (+6) net TO margin. Talk about a balloon that is about to burst!

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BIG RENO RICK

Over 63 ASU /WAS

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Joe Gavazzi

CFB STEAMROLLER GAME OF THE WEEK
Oregon at Utah (-14) 2:00 ET
How the mighty have fallen! An Oregon record of 36-5 SU began to show cracks with a 9-4 SU log last year, as the defense declined to 37/485. That was just the tip of the iceberg. Long gone are the days of QB Mariota, running the offense flawlessly. Yes, the Ducks can still put up points (though only 27 and 20 the last 2 weeks against Stanford and USC). But, they simply can’t outscore the opposition because of a defense that in 6 of their last 7 games has allowed 540 or more yards and who, since conference season has begun, allow every opponent to score 35 or more points. Utah is the perfect opponent to continue that decline. Last year, this well-coached, fundamentally strong team destroyed Oregon (62-20). With RB Williams back in the fold, the Utah ground attack will continue to pound its way to a 6th consecutive game, in which they rush for more than 200 yards. In fact, Utah has outrushed their opponent in 9 of 10 games and you know what that means! Against an Oregon defense that typically allowed 282 RY last week to Stanford and 271 the week before to USC, it means the Utes control the line of scrimmage and the clock in systematically defeating an Oregon team who, after more than a decade of feasting at a post-season party, will be home for the holidays this year.

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trace adams

2000♦
Double-Your-Wager
Winner # 46 of 71
- and 4th straight in college -

AAC Game of the Year - Part 2

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