9-26-09

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C-Stars Sports

5000 Units Big 10 Total Of The Year! Minnesota/Northwestern over the total 12:00 PM
5000 units Northern Illinois/Idaho under the total
5000 units Texas Minus the points over Texas El Paso
1000 Units Florida minus the points over Kentucky 6:00 PM
50 units Miami at Virginia Tech under the total 3:30 PM

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Northcoast Sportsline

College POW
Clemson

Small College Plays
Nebraska
Auburn
Troy

SEC POW
Auburn

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Mike Lineback



SouthFla/FlaSt Under 50.5
Cal -5.5
MiamiFl -2.5
MiamiFl/VaTech under 47.5

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Seabass bases
30 Padres
30 cubs
20 Texas
20 cinncy

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KELSO's HIGHROLLER MLB PICK for TODAY
Kelso Highrollers Baseball
Saturday, September 26, 2009
15 UnitsGiants {B.Zito} (-130) over Chicago Cubs {T.Gorzelanny}
4:10 PM -- AT&T Park
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (82-72) -130 over Chicago Cubs (80-73) Pitching for San Francisco: LH Barry Zito (10-12, 3.99) Pitching for Chicago: LH Tom Gorzelanny (6-2, 5.08) Starting Time: 4:10 TV: FOX
Clear. Winds blowing out to right field at 5-10 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 65.

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Gameday 4* Florida State

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Scott Rickenbach

Game: TCU at Clemson Sep 26 2009 3:30PM
Prediction: TCU
Reason: Scott Rickenbach’s College Football Game #317 – 10* (Top Play) TCU Horned Frogs (+) @ Clemson @ 3:30 PM ET –

First off, we want to emphasize here that we are aware of the fact that there could be rain during this game at Clemson on Saturday afternoon. However, the field does drain very well – in fact that was evident in last week’s game versus Boston College where there were two stoppages of play due to inclement weather. Additionally, we feel that the rain does not hinder our “play on” team here as TCU is fully capable of winning this game in the trenches and grinding out a win. That would be on the strength of their own ground game and the fact that the Horned Frogs defense can focus on shutting down the Tigers run game since Clemson has a freshman quarterback and their offense has often struggled for long periods of time as a result.

While the Tigers got a big win over Boston College last week, their offense did sputter at times and their defense faces a much bigger challenge here from the Horned Frogs than they did from the Eagles last week. While TCU hasn’t even opened up conference action yet, and their game next week is also a non-conference game (against SMU), the Tigers are in a tough ACC sandwich here. They’ve already played two conference games (lost at Georgia Tech, beat Boston College at home last week) and Clemson has an ACC game on deck with a game at Maryland up next. While the Tigers are already watching the ACC standings, the Horned Frogs aren’t even concerned with their MWC Standings yet. The Mountain West action doesn’t even begin for them until they visit Air Force on October 10th. That said, it’s a very focused TCU team that is visiting Clemson on Saturday. Head Coach Gary Patterson and his Horned Frogs are still playing the “no respect” card as an MWC team – we all remember the fuss about Utah’s undefeated season last year as a school in a non-BCS Conference. This lack of respect serves TCU well in a game like this because they have additional motivation and are out to prove they belong.

One of the things we love about TCU in this spot is that, as well as they played, coach Patterson has them believing that they should have (and need to be) much better. They dominated Virginia even more than the final score showed as it was two late touchdowns for the Cavaliers that made them game look much closer than it really was. Also, the offense excelled last week against Texas State, an FCS foe, but the defense looked disinterested at times and wasn’t flying around against the Bobcats. Again, this serves as additional motivation this week and you can bet that the Horned Frogs are fully prepared to fly to the ball against the Tigers and try to “state their case” at Clemson. While the Tigers have RB CJ Spiller back, the losses of QB Cullen Harper and RB James Davis are proving to be huge for this team. The offense has struggled at times under redshirt freshman QB Kyle Parker. Also, this offense lost WR Aaron Kelly, their leading receiver, from last season’s team. Contrast this with a Horned Frogs offense that is led by a junior QB, Andy Dalton, who is also a dangerous runner plus RB Joseph Turner is a senior RB that leads a very tough rushing attack.

The Horned Frogs losses last season came at Oklahoma and at Utah but they actually had more first downs than the Sooners and they dominated the Utes with a huge statistical edge. They lost both of those games on turnovers and this is adding even more value to a team that totally dominated Boise State in the Poinsettia Bowl last season and should have won by much more than a one point margin. They are every bit deserving of their current ranking in the Top 25 and the Frogs come in fully focused here while there are a few concerns for the Tigers here in addition to the “ACC sandwich spot” that they are in. Clemson has scored just one TD on nine trips inside the red zone this season. QB Parker has looked like a freshman already this season with two poorly thrown interceptions against the Eagles a perfect example of this in last week’s game. Also, the Tigers star left tackle, Chris Hairston, is dealing with a sprained left knee and Clemson really needs him in there (if healthy) because the Horned Frogs DE Jerry Hughes is lining up on the other side and is an All-American. Also, a flu bug was running through the team earlier this week and certainly did the Tigers no favors. Look for Clemson to fall short here against a hungry Horned Frogs that is extremely motivated for making a statement in this non-conference affair! Play TCU plus the points as a 10* Top Play selection.

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Special K
20* Super K bomb, BYU
20* Super K Bomb California
20* super K, Michigan

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Dominic Fazzini Saturday's plays 20 Dime -- OREGON STATE (minus points vs. Arizona)
5 Dime -- PURDUE (plus points vs. Notre Dame)

OREGON STATE

This is a big game for both teams as they enter Pac-10 play, and I think the Beavers have what it takes to come away a winner today.

Oregon State has won nine of the last 10 meetings with Arizona by an average of 31-14, including a 19-17 victory in Tucson last year. OSU also is 9-1 ATS in those games.

The Beavers have went 2-1 this season, beating Portland State 34-7 and UNLV 23-21 before losing at home last week to No. 17 Cincinnati, 28-18, ending a 26-game home winning streak in nonconference games.

That loss is going to drive Oregon State to bounce back today against the Wildcats, who opened the season with wins over Central Michigan (19-6) and Northern Arizona (34-17) before losing 27-17 at Iowa last Saturday.

Arizona's offense is not as dynamic as Cincinnati's or UNLV's, so the Beavers should be able to stay in control today behind the running of star tailback Jacquizz Rodgers. That should help neutralize Wildcats running back Nic Grigsby, who has rushed for 400 yards and three touchdowns this season. Plus, Arizona is starting a new quarterback, Michigan State transfer Nick Foles, so OSU should be able to load up against the Wildcats' running game.

Arizona is 0-3 straight up as a road 'dog the last five years coming off of a road loss, and the Beavers are 7-2 ATS and SU the last five years coming off of a home loss. The favorite in this series also has covered 10 of the past 13 meetings.

Even with last week's loss, Oregon State has won 16 of its last 21 games in Corvallis. I think the Beavers get the job done again today. Take OSU to cover the points.

PURDUE

Notre Dame managed to edge Michigan State 33-30 last week, but coach Charlie Weis is hardly off the hot seat. And the flames are going to get higher after the Fighting Irish's game tonight at Purdue.

Notre Dame's top offensive threats are all banged up. Quarterback Jimmy Clausen is slowed by turf toe on his right foot, but should still play. However, running back Armando Allen is going to be a game-time decision because of an injured right ankle, and star receiver Michael Floyd could be out for the season with a broken collerbone.

Purdue averages 210.7 yards rushing per game, led by sophomore Ralph Bolden, and should be able to control the clock against the Irish, limiting Notre Dame's scoring opportunities. And it's not like the Boilermakers can't pile up the points themselves, as they average 36.3 points per game.

As long as Purdue QB Joey Elliott takes care of the ball and is efficient in the passing game, this game is going to stay close the entire way. Plus, with a night game in West Lafayette, the Boilermakers' faithful are going to be lathered up and rocking and rolling at Ross-Ade Stadium.

Better put some ice on your ass before the game, Weis, that seat might be getting a little hotter. Take Purdue to cover the points tonight.

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Re: 9-26-09

booooooj confirmed

100 unit flordia state -14,

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Northcoast

4* GOM..Georgia

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Dave Cokins 20 star plays

TCU +2.5
Texas A&M -14
Stanford -8

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BOSS

500% untouchable play air force

300% blowout parlay air force, boise state, usc

200% dog pound minnesota

100% silent assassins central michigan, michigan, texas

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NORTHCOAST
4* Ga
4* Cal
4* SDSt
3* Army
3* Temple

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NSA WINS

CFB Texas Tech @ Houston 8:15 PM EST 20* Texas Tech Pk(GAME of YEAR)
CFB TCU @ Clemson 3:30 PM EST 20* TCU +3
CFB South Florida @ Florida St 12:00 PM EST 10* OVER 50.5
CFB LSU @ Miss St 12:20 PM EST 10* LSU -11.5
CFB Cal @ Oregon 3:30 PM EST 10* Oregon +6
CFB Notre Dame @ Purdue 8:00 PM EST 10* OVER 60