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[Mr. IWS]

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INDIAN COWBOY
SATURDAY FOOTBALL

WAC GAME OF THE YEAR
7 UNIT* Utah State Aggies +38

REGULAR PLAY
4 UNIT* Nevada Wolfpack OVER

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ATS LOCK CLUB FB
7 Auburn-5.5
5 Wash -5.5
5 LA Tech+8.5
4 SF -1.5

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ATS LOCK
7 Auburn -5 1/2
5 Wash -5 1/2
5 L T +8 1/2
4 S Florida -1 1/2

Hoops College
6 Lasalle
5 Col -6
5 Wash -16
4 Detroit -5

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Northcoast small college and totals
4* OVER SOUTH CAROLINA-E WASH
3* OVER NEVADA-NOVA
OPINIONS-over san jose st-under usc-over mid tenn st--w&m-new hampshire

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ALATEX

CFB TOTAL OF THE YEAR
20* SUPERPLAY: Idaho Vandals Over 56

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ANDREW LANGE

CFB GAME OF THE YEAR
20* Editors Choice: Idaho Vandals -13.5

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JIMMY BOYD

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME OF THE YEAR
5* Florida State Seminoles +4

LETDOWN GAME OF THE WEEK
4* Oregon State Beavers +17

TV CASH COW
4* Louisiana Tech Bulldogs +8

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Anyone have EXECUTIVE'S hoops lock?

I asked around, looks like they dont release it until a few minutes before tipoff. I will do my best.

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Fairway Jay CFB O/U GOY

20* Oklahoma Under 53

[Mr. IWS]

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LEM BANKER

COLLEGE FOOTBALL
MEDIUM PLAYS
Usc -6.5
Washington -5.5
SMU +9
Auburn -5.5

COLLEGE HOOPS
MEDIUM PLAYS
Colorado -7
Murray st. +3

BIG PLAYS TODAY
OREGON -16.5..COLLEGE FOOTBALL
DETROIT U. -5...COLLEGE HOOPS

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401ksports

NCAAF
Oklahoma -4 - Top rated play

Pittsburgh ML +110

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jeff benton saturday

SATURDAY'S ACTION

40 Dime college football release on WEST VIRGINIA minus the points against Rutgers in the Big East finale for both teams. The Mouataineers are a consensus 21-point favorite both here in Vegas and offshore. Monitor line moves in this contest, seeing that 21 can be a key number in college football. If you start to see it jump to 21½ in some spots, act quickly so you don’t get stouck with that hook; at the same time, if you see it start to drop to 20½, grab it.








15 Dime college football release on VIRGINIA TECH minus the points against Florida State in the ACC championship game from Charlotte. The Hokies are a consensus four-point favorite both here in Vegas and offshore, though I do so see one 3½ out here in Vegas. Monitor line meves in this game and if you see more 3½’s popping up, do your best to jump on it.








WEST VIRGINIA





Perfect situational play on the Mountaineers.





They come into this game against Rutgers off last Saturday’s 35-10 beatdown of archrival Pitt as a three-point road underdog, a victory that kept alive their Big East title (and BCS Bowl hopes). Meanwhile, Rutgers saw its bowl hopes go up in smoke with last week’s 40-13 home loss to Louisville as a 3½-point point underdog, the Scarlet Knights’ fifth straight loss (1-4 ATS), all in conference play.





West Virginia has won three in a row since back-to-back losses to Syracuse and UConn (in overtime) by a combined eight points, and those are the Mountaineers’ only two non-covers in their last nine games (7-2 ATS run). And even though WVA needs a win today and a UConn loss at South Florida to grab the league title, the good news is the UConn-South Florida game doesn’t kickoff till tonight, so it’s not like the Mountaineers will be scoreboard-watching and get depressed if they saw the Huskies up big.





West Virginia continues to field one of the nation’s top defenses, ranking second to TCU in points allowed (12.6 per game) and third behind TCU and Ohio State in yards allowed (255.7 per game). The Mountaineers have yielded exactly 10 points in each of the last three games; they’ve held seven straight opponents under 20 points (average of 11.6 ppg); and they haven’t given up more than 21 points all season.





Conversely, Rutgers has been held under 20 points five times in its last 10 games and has tallied more than 23 points just three times all season against Division I-A competition. And the Scarlet Knights’ defense has been atrocious down the stretch, giving up 109 points the last two weeks to Louisville and Cincinnati and surrendering an average of 38.2 ppg the last five weeks.





The Knights have lost 15 straight games to West Virginia and are winless in 15 all-time trips to Morgantown. Beyond that, West Virginia is 4-1 ATS in its last five at home (all as a favorite) and 5-1 ATS in its last six after either a SU or ATS win, and the winner has covered the spread in each of the Mountaineers seven games since the start of October (and the winner is 7-2 ATS in Rutgers’ last nine).





Bottom line: Motivation is huge at this juncture of the season, and this game means everything to West Virginia and absolutely nothing to freefalling Rutgers, which knows no matter what happens in this contest, its season is over today.











VIRGINIA TECH





You’re probably aware that Virginia Tech opened the season with a brutal last-minute loss to Boise State followed six days later by the ultimate hangover loss to Division I-AA James Madison (21-16 at home). You’re also probably aware that since then, the Hokies have ripped off 10 wins in row, bringing home the money in nine of those 10 games (with all nine spread-covers being double-digit routs).





Now let me clue you into a few things you might not know: The Hokies have averaged 37.2 ppg during the winning streak, scoring 40-plus five times; they’ve allowed just 16.1 ppg during the streak, including holding seven straight opponents to 21 points or less (an average of 14.9 ppg); and they romped through the ACC campaign, going 8-0 (seven double-digit wins).





You also probably aren’t aware that Florida State backed into this ACC championship game. The Seminoles needed North Carolina State to lose at Maryland last week to get this berth, and the Wolfpack blew a 14-0 first-quarter lead and fell 38-31. And while the ‘Noles did follow up consecutive narrow losses to North Carolina State and North Carolina with three straight wins, they really only posted two quality wins all season, and both came against instate archrivals: 45-17 at Miami and last week’s 31-7 home rout of Florida.





Thing is, Miami and Florida had quarterback troubles all season long (and it’s the reason both are headed to lower-tier bowl games). Virginia Tech had no such issues under center. Senior Tyrod Taylor has been tremendous all season, completing 60.2 percent of his passes for 2,258 yards with 20 TDs and four INTs, while also compiling 613 rushing yards (second-best on the team) and four additional TDs (and he averaged a career-high 5.2 yards per rush).





I bring up Taylor because on the few occasions where Florida State has faced a top-notch quarterback this season, the Seminoles’ secondary has gotten smoked. Check this out:





North Carolina’s T.J. Yates (24-for-35, 439 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INTs), North Carolina State’s Russell Wilson (18-for-28, 178 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT; 69 rushing yard, 3 rushing TDs), and Oklahoma’s Landry Jones (30-for-40, 380 yards, 4 TDs, 0 INTs) combined to go 72-for-103 – that’s 70 percent! – for 997 passing yards with seven passing TDs, three rushing TDs and just one pick!





Those are some eye-popping stats right there, huh? Oh, and would it surprise you to know that those three QBs handed Florida State their three losses this season?



This pointspread is a joke, guys. Virginia Tech finishes what it started nearly three months ago and secures win #11 in a row and an ACC championship with a double-digit win in a high-scoring game.

[Mr. IWS]

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Northcoast late phone plays
3.5* pittsburgh u
3* washington st
opinionsc-west virginia-boise st-oklahoma
marquees:
Inside info--ucf
900 line play of the day--la tech

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Keith Martin Sports
CBB:
Miami Oh over 123
Fla Atlantic over 126

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karl garrett

3rd Ever 100 DIME College Play of my Career

2010 Championship Game of the Year
Florida State