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Matt fargo
CFB WED STAR ATTRACTION -78% ANGLES
9* Marshall Thundering Herd

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A redd
7th CFB PLAY OF MY CAREER

40 DIME UCF/Marshall UNDER 44

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Feist
(1) NEW YORK ISLANDERS
(2) WASHINGTON CAPITALS
Take "Over"
A pair of teams that are scorching the nets and not playing any defense. These are two of the top scoring teams in the NHL, with Washington sitting No. 1 in goals, averaging 4 per contest, led by Alex Ovechkin and center Brooks Laich. Meanwhile the Islanders have been scoring and allowing roughly 5 goals per game. Look for an offensive show on the ice, Play the Islanders/Capitals Over the total.

Jim Feist

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Cokin
(101) CENTRAL FLORIDA
(102) MARSHALL
Take "Under"

Dave Cokin

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Rocketman
3* Vancouver (NHL)

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Jimmy boyd
NCAAF PRIMETIME TOTAL

3* UCF/Marshall Under 45

Last season, these two teams combined for just 41 points, and I'm expecting another low-scoring affair this time around. UCF has put up some big offensive numbers at home, but it is averaging just 18.5 ppg in two road games this season. It is worth noting that both of those games went under the number by double digits. While Marshall has been blown out on the road, it has been very competitive at home against a pair of quality opponents (WVU, Ohio). We only saw 45 points scored when W. Virginia came to town, and 3 of those points were tacked on in OT. Having had a bye week to prepare for this one, I expect a solid defensive effort from the Thundering Herd. I also expect a strong defensive performance from UCF, which has held all 3 of its non-BCS opponents to 10 or fewer points. In fact, UCF ranks in the top 10 in both scoring and total defense for the season. There are plenty of numbers in our favor as well. The under is 4-0 in the Thundering Herd's last 4 games following a bye week, 5-0 in their last 5 games as a home underdog and 5-0 in their last 5 games after scoring less than 20 points in their previous game. The Under is also 4-1 in the Knights' last 5 games after scoring more than 40 points in their previous game and 6-2 in the last 8 meetings between these two sides.

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Joey cassano
Marshall Thundering Herd +5.5

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Powerplaywins
POWER PLAY OF THE DAY

Marshall +5.5

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denver money

mont ML double dime
NJD/BUF over single dime

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KELSO

10 UNIT* UCF -6 @ Marshall

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MADDUX SPORTS
REGULAR PLAY
Central Florida -5.5

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TEDDY COVERS

WEEKNIGHT WIPEOUT TV WINNER
Cincinnati Bearcats

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Lem banker

marshall

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jeff benton wednesday


WEDNESDAY'S ACTION

10 DIME college football selection on Central Florida minus the points at Marshall in Confeaence USA action. The Golden Knights are a solid road favorite here, with the spread ranging from 5 to 5½ depending on where you shop. Obviouisly, it’s important that you have the ability to grab Central Florida at the lowest number possible, but more than anytling do NOT let this line jump to Central Florida -6, as that’s such a key number in football.








CENTRAL FLORIDA





You know me: I’m not a big fan of laying points with road teams in these nationally televised weekday games between conference rivals. But there’s just no way you can recommend Marshall right now.





Since blowing a 21-6 mid fourth-quarter lead and losing 24-21 in overtime to instate rival West Virginia a month ago, the Thundering Herd simply have not recovered. They got blown out on the road at Bowling Green (44-28) and Southern Miss (41-16), and in between was a narrow 24-23 home win over Ohio (Ohio scored on the final play of the game and elected to go for two instead of kicking the extra-point and taking its chances in overtime).





Central Florida, meanwhile, is coming off last Wednesday’s 42-7 destruction of UAB as an 11½-point home favorite, and although the Golden Knights are just 3-2 on the season, they’ve cashed in three straight games and their two losses were by a combined 11 points to opponents (N.C. State and Kansas State) that are far more talented than Marshall.





When you look inside the numbers, you’ll see that Central Florida has outgained four of its five opponents, while Marshall has done so just once in its five games. What’s more, three times this season the Thundering Herd have been out-yarded by more than 100 yards; in the 41-16 loss at Southern Miss on Oct. 2, Marshall had just 170 total yards (including 45 rushing) to 369 for Southern Miss (205 rushing).





Essentially what this play comes down to is the fact that Central Florida’s offensive strength – the Golden Knights average nearly 193 rushing ypg – matches up great against Marshall’s defensive weakness (the Herd yield 173.8 rushing ypg). In fact, the overall defensive numbers show Marshall allowing 35.4 points and 418.2 total yards per outing, while UCF surrenders just 13.8 points and 265.2 total ypg.





Granted, the Thundering Herd have faced two Top 25 teams (Ohio State and West Virginia), while UCF has yet to defeat a quality foe. However, Marshall doesn’t qualify as quality anyway. Besides, the Golden Knights have owned this rivalry, winning five straight meetings and going 5-1 ATS in the last six.





Finally, USC has been a money-making machine lately, be it overall (8-2 ATS run), on the road (9-1 ATS), against Conference USA foes (4-0 ATS) or as a favorite (4-1 ATS). The Herd, meanwhile, have failed to cover in three straight and four of five overall, as well as four straight league games.