11-12-11

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VEGAS RUNNER

3* GOW WASHINGTON STATE +11.5
3* MIAMI-FSU Over 51.5
2* TCU-BSU Under 57
2* VIRGINIA Over 52
2* ILLINOIS +1
2* WESTERN KENTUCKY +42

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jimmy the gent sports ytd cbb 6-4 +$210

added bonus play for sat 11/12/11 :

Samford / youngstown state under 136.5 .....4*

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Matt Farrgo

10 FIU
10 virginia
9 pitt
9 w. va
9 rice
8 kansas
8 ul laf
8 tcu
8 miss st.

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David Banks

Oregon Ducks vs. Stanford Cardinal
All eyes will be on Palo Alto, CA Saturday night when the Stanford Cardinal (9-0, 9-0 ATS) and Oregon Ducks (8-1, 5-3-1 ATS) crack skulls in the biggest Pac-12 game of the 2011 college football season; kick-off from Stanford Stadium is set to go live at 8:00 ET on ABC.
It all comes down to this for the 7th ranked quack Attack who need to absolve themselves of the sin they committed way back in the opening week of the season when they fell to the now #1 ranked LSU Tigers in Arlington. A win here would propel head coach Chip Kelly’s kids to the top of the standings in the Pac-12 North, and all but guarantee themselves a slot in the first ever conference championship game with home games remaining against USC and Oregon State. Since registering its only loss of the year, Oregon has rattled off eight straight victories and sent its betting backers to the winners circle in five of those contests. The Ducks will look to gouge the Cardinal defense with their potent ground attack (#5 at 298.4 YPG), but for them to actually have a shot in this one, QB Darron Thomas will have to force Stanford to not key in on the run by succeeding downfield via the pass. Oregon has won each of its three true road games by an average of 28.3 PPG against Arizona, Colorado and Washington.
You can’t help but be impressed with the job 1st year head coach David Shaw has done with the program since taking over for the beloved Jim Harbaugh at the outset of the season. Stanford cruised its way to an impressive 12-1 SU record a year ago which concluded with a 40-12 demolition of the Virginia Tech Hokies in the Orange Bowl. This year’s version of the Cardinal has one-upped that squad getting out to a perfect 9-0 SU record heading into this one. Most impressive though has been the team’s ability to overcome the closing pointspread, as QB Andrew Luck and his mates have laughed in the face of the oddsmakers en route to that perfect mark by covering each and every spread put before them. The Cardinal closed out their road schedule last week with a 38-13 win over the Beavers in Corvallis. They return home to the comfy confines of their own house a perfect 4-0 SU & ATS beating the likes of San Jose State, UCLA, Colorado and Washington by an average of just over 41 PPG – INSANE!

The home team has won each of the L/3 meetings between these division rivals with the ‘over’ cashing in all three contests. The Ducks hold a 7-2 ATS advantage in the L/9 overall confrontations, and the ‘over’ has come in for ‘total’ players each of the L/6 times these programs opposed one another on the collegiate gridiron. The Ducks are 2-3 SU & ATS the L/5 times they were underdogs up to four points, while the Cardinal is 3-2 SU & 1-3-1 ATS the L/4 times it went off the board favored by four-points or less.
PICK: STANFORD/OREGON OVER

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LT Profits

NCAAF

Pittsburgh/Louisville OVER 45 -110
Ohio State/Purdue OVER 45 -108
Florida/South Carolina OVER 40.5 -110
Kentucky/Vanderbilt OVER 45 -106
Eastern Michigan -3.5 -108
Buffalo/Eastern Michigan OVER 48.5 -110
Duke +10.5 -107
Washington +11.5 -105
Western Kentucky +42 -109
Oregon +3.5 -120
New Mexico State +7 -110
UTEP -3.5 -108
West Virginia +140 ML

NHL

Jets/Blue Jackets UNDER 6 -120

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LT Profits

NCAAB

Air Force -8 -102
North Dakota State -2.5 -105

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Statics Picks

6* Stanford-2.5

Ghoust Busters

1* Stanford-140