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Saturday, November 12, 2011

Atlantic Coast Conference
CLEMSON 40, Wake Forest 24
FLORIDA STATE 32, Miami (Fla.) 18
NC State 22, BOSTON COLLEGE 18
VIRGINIA 29, Duke 19

Big 12 Conference
Baylor 55, KANSAS 40
KANSAS STATE 47, Texas A&M 44
Oklahoma State 73, TEXAS TECH 47
Texas 36, MISSOURI 31

Big East Conference
CINCINNATI 36, West Virginia 31
LOUISVILLE 25, Pittsburgh 15

Big Ten Conference
Michigan 23, ILLINOIS 21
Michigan State 26, IOWA 18
Nebraska 21, PENN STATE 17
Ohio State 35, PURDUE 13
Wisconsin 47, MINNESOTA 21

Mid-American Conference
EASTERN MICHIGAN 29, Buffalo 20
Kent State 25, AKRON 13

Mountain West Conference
AIR FORCE 36, Wyoming 26
BOISE STATE 42, Tcu 30
San Diego State 38, COLORADO STATE 22
Unlv 38, NEW MEXICO 30

Pacific-12 Conference
Arizona 38, COLORADO 33
Arizona State 41, WASHINGTON STATE 23
CALIFORNIA 28, Oregon State 20
STANFORD 43, Oregon 40
USC 43, Washington 32
UTAH 27, Ucla 21

Southeastern Conference
Alabama 29, MISSISSIPPI STATE 10
ARKANSAS 37, Tennessee 12
GEORGIA 31, Auburn 26
SOUTH CAROLINA 25, Florida 18
VANDERBILT 27, Kentucky 18

Sun Belt Conference
ARKANSAS STATE 35, Louisiana-Lafayette 28
FIU 34, Florida Atlantic 10
North Texas vs. TROY: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
ULM 34, Middle Tennessee 25

Conference USA
East Carolina 38, UTEP 37
SOUTHERN MISS 34, Ucf 15
TULSA 38, Marshall 22
Uab 31, MEMPHIS 22

Western Athletic Conference
Fresno State 43, NEW MEXICO STATE 40
NEVADA 47, Hawai'i 30
UTAH STATE 37, San Jose State 29
FBS Non-Conference
BYU 39, Idaho 13
Louisiana Tech 33, MISSISSIPPI 28
LSU 49, Western Kentucky 0
NORTHWESTERN 56, Rice 36
Notre Dame 37, Maryland 18
Rutgers 27, Army 20
SMU 34, Navy 27

Big Sky Conference
Northern Arizona 34, WEBER STATE 27
Portland State 38, NORTHERN COLORADO 25
SACRAMENTO STATE 39, Idaho State 18

Big South Conference
Coastal Carolina 28, CHARLESTON SOUTHERN 21
PRESBYTERIAN 31, Vmi 20
Stony Brook 33, GARDNER-WEBB 14

Colonial Athletic Association
DELAWARE 30, Richmond 15
JAMES MADISON 22, Rhode Island 17
MAINE 30, Massachusetts 23
New Hampshire vs. TOWSON: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Old Dominion 23, WILLIAM & MARY 21
Great West Conference
UC DAVIS 25, North Dakota 17

Ivy League
BROWN 25, Dartmouth 13
CORNELL 28, Columbia 15
HARVARD 26, Penn 18
Yale 28, PRINCETON 16

Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
BETHUNE-COOKMAN 47, Savannah State 3
Florida A&M 33, NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL 14
HAMPTON 29, Delaware State 9
Norfolk State 23, MORGAN STATE 14
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE 27, North Carolina A&T 16

Missouri Valley Conference
Indiana State 35, MISSOURI STATE 25
NORTH DAKOTA STATE 37, Youngstown State 17
South Dakota State 35, WESTERN ILLINOIS 25

Northeast Conference
Albany 30, MONMOUTH 23
BRYANT 48, Saint Francis (Pa.) 22
Duquesne 29, SACRED HEART 20
Wagner 21, ROBERT MORRIS 20

Ohio Valley Conference
EASTERN KENTUCKY 38, Tennessee Tech 32
Jacksonville State 39, SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE 34
MURRAY STATE 44, Austin Peay 18
TENNESSEE STATE 35, Tennessee-Martin 34

Patriot League
HOLY CROSS 22, Lafayette 16
LEHIGH 27, Georgetown 12

Pioneer League
Campbell 47, VALPARAISO 18
DRAKE 29, Dayton 17
JACKSONVILLE 35, Butler 13
Morehead State 27, DAVIDSON 21
SAN DIEGO 32, Marist 12

Southern Conference
APPALACHIAN STATE 47, Western Carolina 13
FURMAN 39, Elon 15
Georgia Southern vs. WOFFORD: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
THE CITADEL 26, Samford 20

Southland Conference
NICHOLLS STATE 34, Lamar 31
SAM HOUSTON STATE 33, Northwestern State 17
STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 54, Southeastern Louisiana 32

Southwestern Athletic Conference
ALABAMA A&M 22, Jackson State 19
ALABAMA STATE 29, Southern 9
Arkansas-Pine Bluff 23, MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE 17
GRAMBLING 27, Texas Southern 16
Prairie View A&M 28, ALCORN STATE 23

FCS Non-Conference
Bucknell 23, FORDHAM 18
CENTRAL ARKANSAS 41, Texas State 24
Eastern Washington 34, CAL POLY 31
MCNEESE STATE 25, UT San Antonio 20
NORTHERN IOWA 24, Southern Utah 18
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 29, Eastern Illinois 20

[Mr. IWS]

DUNKEL

Game 117-118: Pittsburgh at Louisville (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Pittsburgh 89.565; Louisville 88.144
Dunkel Line: Pittsburgh by 1 1/2; 48
Vegas Line: Louisville by 3; 44
Dunkel Pick: Pittsburgh (+3); Over

Game 119-120: Ohio State at Purdue (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Ohio State 98.211; Purdue 85.305
Dunkel Line: Ohio State by 13; 41
Vegas Line: Ohio State by 7; 45
Dunkel Pick: Ohio State (-7); Under

Game 121-122: Michigan at Illinois (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Michigan 94.479; Illinois 92.203
Dunkel Line: Michigan by 2 1/2; 54
Vegas Line: Illinois by 1; 49
Dunkel Pick: Michigan (+1); Over

Game 123-124: Rice at Northwestern (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Rice 74.443; Northwestern 96.381
Dunkel Line: Northwestern by 22; 62
Vegas Line: Northwestern by 16; 66 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Northwestern (-16); Under

Game 125-126: Kentucky at Vanderbilt (12:20 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Kentucky 82.846; Vanderbilt 94.329
Dunkel Line: Vanderbilt by 11 1/2; 47
Vegas Line: Vanderbilt by 13; 44
Dunkel Pick: Kentucky (+13); Over

Game 127-128: Wake Forest at Clemson (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Wake Forest 83.041; Clemson 107.314
Dunkel Line: Clemson by 24 1/2; 57
Vegas Line: Clemson by 16; 60 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Clemson (-16); Under

Game 129-130: Duke at Virginia (3:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Duke 84.602; Virginia 90.999
Dunkel Line: Virginia by 6 1/2; 58
Vegas Line: Virginia by 10 1/2; 53
Dunkel Pick: Duke (+10 1/2); Over

Game 131-132: North Carolina State at Boston College (12:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: North Carolina State 88.463; Boston College 89.913
Dunkel Line: Boston College by 1 1/2; 49
Vegas Line: North Carolina State by 2 1/2; 45 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Boston College (+2 1/2); Over

Game 133-134: Buffalo at Eastern Michigan (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Buffalo 70.096; Eastern Michigan 75.035
Dunkel Line: Eastern Michigan by 5; 46
Vegas Line: Eastern Michigan by 3; 48
Dunkel Pick: Eastern Michigan (-3); Under

Game 135-136: Texas A&M at Kansas State (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Texas A&M 101.020; Kansas State 100.386
Dunkel Line: Texas A&M by 1; 62
Vegas Line: Texas A&M by 5; 64
Dunkel Pick: Kansas State (+5); Under

Game 137-138: Kent State at Akron (2:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Kent State 72.765; Akron 61.733
Dunkel Line: Kent State by 11; 44
Vegas Line: Kent State by 5 1/2; 39 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Kent State (-5 1/2); Over

Game 139-140: Baylor at Kansas (2:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Baylor 93.254; Kansas 78.857
Dunkel Line: Baylor by 14 1/2; 72
Vegas Line: Baylor by 20 1/2; 75 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Kansas (+20 1/2); Under

Game 141-142: Wyoming at Air Force (2:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Wyoming 82.130; Air Force 92.960
Dunkel Line: Air Force by 11; 64
Vegas Line: Air Force by 14 1/2; 60 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Wyoming (+14 1/2); Over

Game 143-144: Idaho at BYU (9:15 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Idaho 67.480; BYU 94.209
Dunkel Line: BYU by 26 1/2; 52
Vegas Line: BYU by 20 1/2; 47
Dunkel Pick: BYU (-20 1/2); Over

Game 145-146: Navy at SMU (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Navy 78.978; SMU 84.302
Dunkel Line: SMU by 5 1/2; 57
Vegas Line: SMU by 9; 61 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Navy (+9); Under

Game 147-148: San Jose State at Utah State (3:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: San Jose State 77.540; Utah State 84.133
Dunkel Line: Utah State by 6 1/2; 47
Vegas Line: Utah State by 10; 54 1/2
Dunkel Pick: San Jose State (+10); Under

Game 149-150: Marshall at Tulsa (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Marshall 74.707; Tulsa 99.869
Dunkel Line: Tulsa by 25; 59
Vegas Line: Tulsa by 18; 53 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Tulsa (-18); Over

Game 151-152: TCU at Boise State (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: TCU 100.084; Boise State 119.269
Dunkel Line: Boise State by 19; 53
Vegas Line: Boise State by 15; 58
Dunkel Pick: Boise State (-15); Under

Game 153-154: Miami (FL) at Florida State (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Miami (FL) 96.483; Florida State 102.802
Dunkel Line: Florida State by 6 1/2; 56
Vegas Line: Florida State by 9 1/2; 50
Dunkel Pick: Miami (FL) (+9 1/2); Over

Game 155-156: West Virginia at Cincinnati (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: West Virginia 91.989; Cincinnati 93.967
Dunkel Line: Cincinnati by 2; 62
Vegas Line: Cincinnati by 3 1/2; 67
Dunkel Pick: West Virginia (+3 1/2); Under

Game 157-158: Rutgers at Army (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Rutgers 89.622; Army 80.625
Dunkel Line: Rutgers by 9; 54
Vegas Line: Rutgers by 8; 48
Dunkel Pick: Rutgers (-8); Over

Game 158-159: Texas at Missouri (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Texas 100.247; Missouri 102.180
Dunkel Line: Missouri by 2; 55
Vegas Line: Texas by 2; 58 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Missouri (+2); Under

Game 160-161: Nebraska at Penn State (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Nebraska 105.378; Penn State 96.048
Dunkel Line: Nebraska by 9 1/2; 49
Vegas Line: Nebraska by 2 1/2; 43
Dunkel Pick: Nebraska (-2 1/2); Over

Game 162-163: Oklahoma State at Texas Tech (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Oklahoma State 111.007; Texas Tech 84.451
Dunkel Line: Oklahoma State by 26 1/2; 74
Vegas Line: Oklahoma State by 17; 78 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Oklahoma State (-17); Under

Game 164-165: Michigan State at Iowa (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Michigan State 95.832; Iowa 94.263
Dunkel Line: Michigan State by 1 1/2; 49
Vegas Line: Michigan State by 3; 46 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Iowa (+3); Over

Game 167-168: Tennessee at Arkansas (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Tennessee 91.559; Arkansas 106.984
Dunkel Line: Arkansas by 15 1/2;
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 169-170: Florida at South Carolina (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Florida 94.596; South Carolina 96.721
Dunkel Line: South Carolina by 2;
Vegas Line: South Carolina by 3 1/2; No Total
Dunkel Pick: Florida (+3 1/2); N/A

Game 171-172: Washington at USC (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Washington 97.497; USC 106.329
Dunkel Line: USC by 9; 60
Vegas Line: USC by 13; 63
Dunkel Pick: Washington (+13); Under

Game 173-174: Auburn at Georgia (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Auburn 95.194; Georgia 106.606
Dunkel Line: Georgia by 11 1/2; 57
Vegas Line: Georgia by 13 1/2; 52 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Auburn (+13 1/2); Over

Game 175-176: Oregon State at California (6:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Oregon State 84.470; California 96.317
Dunkel Line: California by 12; 57
Vegas Line: California by 9 1/2; 50 1/2
Dunkel Pick: California (-9 1/2); Over

Game 177-178: Oregon at Stanford (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Oregon 116.620; Stanford 118.443
Dunkel Line: Stanford by 2; 62
Vegas Line: Stanford by 4; 66
Dunkel Pick: Oregon (+4); Under

Game 179-180: Hawaii at Nevada (10:15 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Hawaii 79.318; Nevada 94.626
Dunkel Line: Nevada by 15 1/2; 58
Vegas Line: Nevada by 12 1/2; 61
Dunkel Pick: Nevada (-12 1/2); Under

Game 181-182: UAB at Memphis (4:15 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: UAB 64.031; Memphis 61.422
Dunkel Line: UAB by 2 1/2; 59
Vegas Line: UAB by 5 1/2; 53 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Memphis (+5 1/2); Over

Game 183-184: San Diego State at Colorado State (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: San Diego State 84.231; Colorado State 73.652
Dunkel Line: San Diego State by 10 1/2; 51
Vegas Line: San Diego State by 13 1/2; 53 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Colorado State (+13 1/2); Under

Game 185-186: Alabama at Mississippi State (7:45 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Alabama 119.475; Mississippi State 96.249
Dunkel Line: Alabama by 23; 47
Vegas Line: Alabama by 17; 42 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Alabama (-17); Over

Game 187-188: Arizona State at Washington State (10:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Arizona State 98.919; Washington State 80.845
Dunkel Line: Arizona State by 18; 58
Vegas Line: Arizona State by 12 1/2; 62 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Arizona State (-12 1/2); Under

Game 189-190: Louisiana Tech at Mississippi (7:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Louisiana Tech 83.314; Mississippi 83.281
Dunkel Line: Even; 60
Vegas Line: Louisiana Tech by 2 1/2; No Total
Dunkel Pick: Mississippi (+2 1/2); N/A

Game 191-192: Wisconsin at Minnesota (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Wisconsin 111.080; Minnesota 80.279
Dunkel Line: Wisconsin by 31; 60
Vegas Line: Wisconsin by 26 1/2; 63 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Wisconsin (-26 1/2); Under

Game 193-194: Notre Dame vs. Maryland (7:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Notre Dame 99.023; Maryland 80.515
Dunkel Line: Notre Dame by 18 1/2; 59
Vegas Line: Notre Dame by 21; 56 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Maryland (+21); Over

Game 195-196: Fresno State at New Mexico State (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Fresno State 82.707; New Mexico State 72.241
Dunkel Line: Fresno State by 10 1/2; 59
Vegas Line: Fresno State by 7 1/2; 63 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Fresno State (-7 1/2); Under

Game 197-198: UCLA at Utah (6:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: UCLA 89.887; Utah 94.222
Dunkel Line: Utah by 4 1/2; 51
Vegas Line: Utah by 7; 46 1/2
Dunkel Pick: UCLA (+7); Over

Game 199-200: Central Florida at Southern Mississippi (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Central Florida 84.625; Southern Mississippi 104.356
Dunkel Line: Southern Mississippi by 19 1/2; 54
Vegas Line: Southern Mississippi by 9; 52 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Southern Mississippi (-9); Over

Game 201-202: East Carolina at UTEP (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: East Carolina 77.476; UTEP 77.788
Dunkel Line: Even; 56
Vegas Line: UTEP by 4; 58 1/2
Dunkel Pick: East Carolina (+4); Under

Game 203-204: Arizona at Colorado (2:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Arizona 93.820; Colorado 78.822
Dunkel Line: Arizona by 15; 60
Vegas Line: Arizona by 10; 64
Dunkel Pick: Arizona (-10); Under

Game 205-206: UNLV at New Mexico (10:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: UNLV 60.313; New Mexico 56.374
Dunkel Line: UNLV by 4; 58
Vegas Line: UNLV by 7; 54
Dunkel Pick: New Mexico (+7); Over

Game 207-208: UL-Lafayette at Arkansas State (3:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: UL-Lafayette 74.834; Arkansas State 89.390
Dunkel Line: Arkansas State by 14 1/2; 61
Vegas Line: Arkansas State by 10 1/2; 58
Dunkel Pick: Arkansas State (-10 1/2); Over

Game 209-210: North Texas at Troy (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: North Texas 70.359; Troy 68.439
Dunkel Line: North Texas by 2; 48
Vegas Line: Troy by 9; 52 1/2
Dunkel Pick: North Texas (+9); Under

Game 211-212: Middle Tennessee State at UL-Monroe (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Middle Tennessee State 69.080; UL-Monroe 72.506
Dunkel Line: UL-Monroe by 3 1/2; 48
Vegas Line: UL-Monroe by 6; 53
Dunkel Pick: Middle Tennessee State (+6); Under

Game 213-214: Florida Atlantic at Florida International (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Florida Atlantic 57.275; Florida International 76.994
Dunkel Line: Florida International by 19 1/2; 48
Vegas Line: Florida International by 17 1/2; 43
Dunkel Pick: Florida International (-17 1/2); Over

Game 215-216: Western Kentucky at LSU (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Western Kentucky 77.763; LSU 123.756
Dunkel Line: LSU by 46; 46
Vegas Line: LSU by 41; 49 1/2
Dunkel Pick: LSU (-41); Under

[Mr. IWS]

Sports Prediction Filter


Saturday NCAA plays:
Kansas State +4.5
Idaho +21
Western Kentucky +41.5
Kansas +20
Texas Tech +18.5
Colorado State +13
Mississippi State +18
Washington State +13
Colorado +11.5
Wyoming/Air Force Under 60.5

[Mr. IWS]

Football Jesus Free Text

SAT : Oregon Ducks+ points ( on 8-2 winning run)

[Mr. IWS]

DOC SPORTS

5* #19 Take Michigan State Spartans -2.5 over Iowa Hawkeyes (Saturday 12 p.m. ESPN 2)

4* #26 Take Purdue Boilermakers +7.5 over Ohio State Buckeyes (Saturday 12 p.m. Big Ten Network)

4* #42 Take Mississippi State Bulldogs +18 over Alabama Crimson Tide (Saturday 7:45 p.m. ESPN)

4* #74 Take Under 43.5 in Nebraska Cornhuskers at Penn State Nittany Lions (Saturday 12 p.m. ESPN)

4* #93 Take Wisconsin Badgers -27 over Minnesota Golden Gophers (Saturday 3:30 p.m. Big Ten Network)

[Mr. IWS]

Indian cowboy

6 cfb new mexico state
4 cfb san jose state

[Mr. IWS]

WUNDERDOG
Game: Oregon at Stanford (Saturday 11/12 8:00 PM Eastern)
Pick: Stanford -3 (-115)

This is a huge Pac 12 showdown as the only two conference unbeaten teams clash. This is a battle featuring a finesse offense (Oregon) against a physical, power team. There are two concerns about Oregon. The first is that this defense was good last season, but has slipped in 2011 because of a loss of some key players. They gave up 28 points to Washington State, 31 to Arizona and 40 to LSU. The second is that they've had injuries to their top two offensive players over the last month in junior QB Darron Thomas and RB LaMichael James. Both are back, but don't appear 100%. Two weeks ago Thomas was benched at halftime, struggling against Washington State. The Ducks are 2-3-1 ATS vs. a team with a winning record. Stanford is a beast - a powerhouse team with a huge offensive line, a physical defense and star QB Andrew Luck (26 TDs, 5 INTs). This offense is averaging 48.2 points, 224 yards rushing and 281 passing. They can play defense (16.6 ppg allowed), too, after giving up 17 ppg last
year. Stanford returns six defensive starters to a unit that finished ranked No. 10 in the nation in scoring defense. The Cardinal has home field, is 12-0-1 ATS in their last 13 games as a favorite and 20-7 ATS in their last 27 home games. And, undefeated teams this late in the season playing at home have covered the spread over 88% of the time the past decade. Stanford has home field, the better defense, balance on offense, and power tops finesse in this showdown. Play on Stanford and give the points.

[Mr. IWS]

Week 11 NCAA Trends & Angles

Well, the Stanford Cardinal continue to defy the odds, as they went to a perfect 9-0 ATS on the season with a big win over Oregon State last week, bucking our top angle that says to play against teams on ATS winning streaks of seven games or more.

The week was not a total loss for that angle however, as Oklahoma State did fail to cover the spread against Kansas State, resulting in a 1-1 split for the trend.

Since the biggest marquee game this week involves Stanford as they take on Oregon, we will lead off with the same angle this week, and then for informational purposes also provide data for teams off of eight and then nine ATS wins, just to show how remarkable the Cardinal's run has been.

Play against any team that has won seven or more games in a row ATS (42-27-2, 60.9% ATS since 1985): Teams that are covering machines like this are very popular among bettors, but as you might expect, the bookmakers eventually adjust for these popular teams to the point where they lose their value. Apparently, that has not happened yet with Stanford, and the only qualifying play this week is to take Oregon +3½ against the Cardinal.

Play against any team that has won eight or more games in a row ATS (13-9-1, 59.1% ATS since 1985): This is obviously a small sampling, but it also give you an idea just how rare the feat that Stanford has accomplished this year has been over the last 26 years!

Play against any team that has won nine or more games in a row ATS (2-4, 66.7% ATS since 1985): If Stanford covers against Oregon this week, it would become just the second team since 1985 to have a 10-game ATS winning streak. The other team was Ohio State way back in 1995, and the Buckeyes' ATS streak reached 11 games before it got snapped in the last game of the regular season in an outright upset loss at Michigan.

Play on any conference home favorite coming off of six straight up wins or more (126-73-3, 63.3% ATS since 2002): Note - We need to apologize for an error we made in last week's column, when we presented this angle but inadvertently listed the plays from Week 9 instead of Week 10. For the record, this angle was just 2-4 ATS in Week 10. Yes, you read that correctly, this is an angle that has gone over 63 percent over 199 decisions going all the way back to 2002, and unlike most of our other angles, this system is not contrarian! A team that wins six straight games in the same season is usually a good team, as that is enough wins where not all the victories can be attributed to luck, and these teams should continue to succeed inside their conference. Add in home favoritism and the results have been rather phenomenal over a nice nine-year span, as you can see. This angle has six qualifying plays in Week 11, and one of those clashes with our top angle as it say to play on Stanford -3½. The other five qualifiers are Arkansas State -11, Boise State -14½, Cincinnati -3½, Georgia -13 and Southern Miss -9½.

Play the 'under' if a team has lost at least six straight games straight up (136-91, 59.9% since 2005): We are not sure about the reasoning behind this phenomenon, but there appears to be a direct relationship in college football between long losing streaks and going 'under' in the next game, especially on the road. When the team that has lost six straight is on the road, the 'under' is 70-45, 60.9 percent since 2005, and the 'under' is a still lucrative 66-46, 58.9 percent when the team on the losing streak is at home. There are five qualifying 'unders' this week: Houston at Tulane (Thursday), Arizona at Colorado, Florida Atlantic at Florida International, Baylor at Kansas and UNLV at New Mexico.

Bet against any conference home favorite coming off of 2 home games (90-64-7, 58.4% ATS since 2005): Some may think that playing a third straight home game is an advantage, and while that may be true on the field, it has not been at the betting windows as books are aware that these teams have an advantage and bettors like to bet on them, so they are able to pad these lines. Also, if the third straight home game is a conference game, the home team is usually facing a team that is familiar with them. This angle points to one play on Saturday in Week 11: Buffalo +3 at Eastern Michigan.

Play on any divisional road underdog coming off of a road game (116-85-1, 57.7% ATS since 2005): This one is also very similar to an NFL angle that we often referenced, as books have been over-adjusting against teams playing their second straight road game, especially when the second game is against a divisional opponent that they are very familiar with. This angle had a solid week in Week 10 going 4-2 ATS, and there are two qualifiers in Week 11, one of which is our feature play in Oregon +3½. The other one is Duke +10.

Play against any conference home favorite that was an underdog in each of its last two games (200-138-2, 59.2% ATS since 2005): These are oftentimes teams that are not used to being favored, and this record suggests that they usually cannot handle the pressure of being expected to win. Betting against these favorites in unchartered territory would have produced a nice profit of +48.2 units since 2005 based on one unit per play at odds of -110. This angle went 5-3 ATS in Week 10, and there is one qualifier for Week 11: Kentucky +13 at Vanderbilt.

Play against any conference home favorite that was an underdog in each of its last three games (110-69-1, 61.0% ATS since 2005): Tack on a third straight game as an underdog coming into this game to our previous angle and the winning percentage jumps to 61 percent over a fairly nice sized sampling. This angle went 5-2 ATS in Week 10

[Mr. IWS]

JASON SHARPE

Saturday November 12th 2011

5 Unit Play Take #165 Michigan State -2.5 over Iowa (12:00pm est)

5 Unit Play Take #210 Troy -8 over North Texas (1:00pm est)

4 Unit Play Take #190 Mississippi +2 over Louisiana Tech (7:30 pm est)

4 Unit Play Take #200 'UNDER' 52 Central Florida/Southern Mississippi (8:00pm est)

3 Unit Play Take #147 San Jose State +10.5 over Utah State (3:00pm est)

[Mr. IWS]

ROBERT FERRINGO

SATURDAY COLLEGE FOOTBALL SELECTIONS

5-Unit Play. Take #161 Nebraska (-3) over Penn State (Noon, Saturday, Nov. 12)
1-Unit Play. Take 'Under' 43.5 Nebraska at Penn State (Noon, Saturday, Nov. 12)
Note: This is our Big Ten Game of the Year.

4.5-Unit Play. Take #165 Michigan State (-2.5) over Iowa (Noon, Saturday, Nov. 12)

3.5-Unit Play. Take #122 Illinois (+1) over Michigan (3:30 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 12)

2.5-Unit Play. Take #196 New Mexico State (+7.5) over Fresno State (8 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 12)

2-Unit Play. Take #153 Miami (+9) over Florida State (3:30 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 12)

1.5-Unit Play. Take #169 Florida (+3.5) over South Carolina (Noon, Saturday, Nov. 12)

1.5-Unit Play. Take #156 Cincinnati (-3.5) over West Virginia (Noon, Saturday, Nov. 12)

1.5-Unit Play. Take #147 San Jose State (+10.5) over Utah State (3 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 12)

1.5-Unit Play. Take #171 Washington (+11.5) over USC (3:45 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 12)

1.5-Unit Play. Take #186 Mississippi State (+18) over Alabama (7:45 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 12)

1.5-Unit Play. TEASER: Take #152 Boise State (-8) over TCU (3:30 p.m.) AND Take #115 South Florida (+3.5) over Syracuse (8 p.m., Friday, Nov. 11)

1-Unit Play. TEASER: Take #191 Wisconsin (-20) over Minnesota (3:30 p.m.) AND Take #169 Florida (+10.5) over South Carolina (Noon, Saturday, Nov. 12)

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VEGAS SPORTS INFORMER

COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYS
2 Unit Play. #116 Take Syracuse +4 over South Florida (8:00p.m., Friday, Nov. 11 ESPN2)

5 Unit Play. #136 Take Kansas St +5 over Texas A&M (3:30p.m., Saturday, Nov. 12 ABC)
(Game of the Week)

3 Unit Play. #165 Take Michigan St -2 ½ over Iowa (12:00p.m., Saturday, Nov. 12 ESPN2)

5 Unit Play. #178 Take Stanford -3 ½ over Oregon (8:00p.m., Saturday, Nov. 12 ABC)
(Game of the Week)

2 Unit Play. #202 Take UTEP -3 ½ over East Carolina (8:00p.m., Saturday, Nov. 12)

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Bettors World

3* Michigan +1 over Illinois
3* Michigan/Illinois Under 49.5

3* Kansas State +6 over Texas AM ** If you can't get 6, reduce the play to a 2*
3* Cincinnati -3.5 over West Virginia
3* Michigan State -2.5 over Iowa
3* Stanford -3 -115 over Oregon
3* Miami Fla +9 over Florida State

3* New York Jets pk -125 over Patriots (you can play this up to -2.5. We are playing it as posted)
1* Bengals +3 even over Steelers

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Gridiron Gold Sheet

MARSHALL (+18.0)
TULSA (-18.0)
Marshall has a weak offense and defense. They have no running game, which makes it harder on freshman QB Rakeem Cato and soph QB AJ Graham, who have rotated. The defense is small and is allowing 309 pyg. They will struggle here. Tulsa is 5-0 in Conference USA. After opening the season with three losses to opponents ranked in the top 10, Tulsa got its season back on track last month with four convincing victories and by maintaining its unblemished record in Conference USA. Tulsa finished with 251 yards rushing against a UCF defense that came in allowing a league-low 85 yards per game. Tulsa drilled Southern Methodist 38-7 two weeks ago. Tulsa limited SMU to 265 yards. Kinne completed 24 of 36 passes for 274 yards. The Golden Hurricanes are 14-5 ATS in their last 19 games overall, and peaking at the right time. Way too much Hurrican power and The Herd will get trampled.
Projected Score: Tulsa 41, Marshall 17

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Don Best
Record 7 - 4

#163 Oklahoma State Cowboys

#162 Penn State Nittany Lions

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Fearless
Record 21 - 13

#193 No/Dame

#156 Cincinnati

#153 Miami Florida

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Gold Sheet
KR - 13 -25
Key Releases
#136 KANSAS STATE by 6
#141 WYOMING Plus
#145 NAVY by 3
#201 EAST CAROLINA by 9

Gold Sheet - CKO
11* 5-2-1
10* 16-13
Priority Picks
11* #134 EASTERN MICHIGAN
10* #117 PITTSBURGH
10 * #126 VANDERBILT
10* #187 ARIZONA ST.
10 * #200 SOUTHERN MISS

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NELLYS
1=9-12
2=10-9
3=6-3
4=8-3
5=4-5
Key Selections

RATING 5 #128 CLEM (-16½) over W F
RATING 4 #155 W VIRG (+3½) over Cinci
RATING 3 #200 SO MISS (-10½) over UCF
RATING 2 #122 ILLINOIS (+1) over Mich
RATING 2 #161 NEB (-2½) over Penn St
RATING 1 #160 MISSOURI (+2) over Tex
RATING 1 #140 KANSAS (+19½) over Baylor

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Platinum Sheet Stat Fox
B.B. 26 - 20
Best Bets

#122 Illinois
#153 Miami Florida
#173 Auburn
#178 Stanford
#185 Alabama

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Marc Lawrence - Playbook
AA=4-7
5*=3-5
4*=6-5
3*=2-6
BB=2-1
GOW=5-4

Awe Angle
#127 Wake fOREST

#196 N.Mexico St

GOW #153 Miami Florida

5* #155 West Virgina
4* #172 USC
3* #186 Miss St.

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Pointwise
1=12-7
2=9-6
3=7-6
4=11-11
5=10-9 (http://www.thesportseye.com/)
Key Releases

#139 BAYLOR RATING: 1
#178 STANFORD RATING: 1
#163 OKLAHOMA ST RATING: 2
#168 ARKANSAS RATING: 3
#166 IOWA RATING: 4
#191 WISCONSIN RATING: 4
#111 HOUSTON RATING: 5
#172 USC RATING: 5

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Powerplay
1*=9-3
2*=8-7
3*=16-19
4*=44-37-2
4.5=12-15

2* #119 OHIO ST 26 PURDUE 17
2* #124 NORTHWESTERN 49 RICE 31
4* #128 CLEMSON 45 WAKE FOREST 26
3* #136 KANSAS ST 33 TEXAS A&M 32
3* #137 KENT ST 22 AKRON 14
4* #140 KANSAS 29 (+) BAYLOR 45
4* #141 WYOMING 24 (+) AIR FORCE 33
4* #144 BYU 37 IDAHO 13
4* #156 CINCINNATI 43 WEST VIR 34
4.5 * #162 PENN ST 16 NEBRASKA 16
4.5* #166 IOWA 21 MICHIGAN ST 21
4.5* #174 GEORGIA 35 AUBURN 17
4* #185 ALABAMA 27 MISSISSIPPI ST 5
4* #191 WISCONSIN 52 MINNESOTA 20
3* #193 NOTRE DAME 36 MARYLAND 15
4.5* #200 SOUTHERN MISS 34 UCF 16
2* #204 COLORADO 26 (+) ARIZONA 36
4* #207 ULM 35 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 23

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Powersweep
2* 17 - 11 - 2
3* 7 - 13
4* 5 - 5
Key Selections

4* #119 Ohio St over PURDUE
3* #159 Texas over MISS
3* #125 Kentucky (+) over VAND
2* #122 ILLINOIS (+) over Mich
2* #157 Rutgers over Army
2* #174 GEORGIA over Auburn

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Sports Reporter
B.B. 20 - 20 -1
REC 18 - 19

Best Bets
#148 Utah St.
#191 Wisconsin
#193 No Dame
#200 So. Miss

Recommended
#134 E.Michigan
#177 Oregon
#181 UAB
#198 Utah

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Winning Points
20 - 22 -1

Best Bets
#144 Brigham Young
#136 Kansas State

Preferred Pks
#131 No Carolina St
#165 Michigan St
#153 Miami Fl.
#211 M.Ten.St

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Brian Mac's Friday Night Hot Side Play in Arkansas.

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POINTWISE PHONES:

4* Miami, S Miss

3* Wisconsin, Wake Forest, Baylor, Southern Cal, Stanford

2* Bama, ECU, Okl St, Cali, Boise St

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NORTHCOAST BIG DOGS

Kansas +20 +925
Wyoming +16-1/2 +590
San Jose State +11 +325
Texas Tech +17 +705
Colorado State + 13-1/2 +405
Washington State + 12-1/2 +365
Colorado +11 +325
New Mexico +7 +250
Miami-Fla +9-1/2 +285
Oregon State +9-1/2 +285
Kentucky +13 +405
UCLA +7 +245
Early Bird play is on Wisconsin

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NCAA CFB NEWS AND NOTES
College Football Top 25 Betting Cheat Sheet: Week 11
By Adam Thompson


Texas Longhorns at Missouri Tigers (+1, 58.5)
WHY TEXAS WILL COVER: The Longhorns have been on a roll, crushing every opponent not from Oklahoma since a narrow BYU win in Week 2. The run game is 11th in the nation.
WHY MISSOURI WILL COVER: The Tigers average 245 yards rushing and 255 passing, putting pressure on a defense which is strong against the run and mediocre vs. the pass.
POINTS: The over is 6-2 in Mizzou’s last eight and 4-1-1 in Texas’ last six.


Nebraska Cornhuskers at Penn State Nittany Lions (+3, 43)
WHY NEBRASKA WILL COVER: : The run game is a force when NU gets an early lead. Penn State is just 2-7 ATS and is dealing with the worst off-field distraction in college football history.
WHY PENN STATE WILL COVER: : The Lions’ defense ranks No. 8 against the pass and 24th vs. the rush. Take a lead led by the strong rush game, and the Huskers may struggle to keep up.
POINTS: The under is 3-0 in Nebraska’s last three, and the over has hit just once for PSU all year.


Wake Forest Demon Deacons at Clemson Tigers (-16.5, 60)
WHY WAKE FOREST WILL COVER: The Deacons have the pass game to stick around. The team has been good for 17-24 points four straight games, which forces Clemson to be very productive to cover.
WHY CLEMSON WILL COVER: Wake Forest has not fared well against teams that throw, and Clemson averages 304 ypg through the air. The Tigers are 7-2 ATS and Wake Forest has been poor on the road, just 2-8 ATS in its last 10.
POINTS: The over is 6-3 for Clemson and if the Tigers will cover, they’ll likely go over.


West Virginia Mountaineers at Cincinnati Bearcats (-3.5, 76)
WHY WEST VIRGINIA WILL COVER: West Virginia is a passing team and Cincy ranks 105th at stopping it.
WHY CINCINNATI WILL COVER: The Bearcats have won six straight, 4-2 ATS. They’ve used a balanced offense to average 39 ppg (11th).
POINTS: The over has hit in WVU’s last eight games, but the under is 4-1 in Cincy’s last five.


Michigan State Spartans at Iowa Hawkeyes (+2.5, 46.5)
WHY MICHIGAN STATE WILL COVER: Michigan State’s defense ranks among the best, including No. 2 against the pass. The pass offense has shown big improvements.
WHY IOWA WILL COVER: Iowa’s defense is good-not-great, but it ranks higher than MSU’s offense in the similar categories. The team allows yards, but not points. MSU almost lost to Minnesota last week.
POINTS: Both teams have better defenses than offenses. A typical Big Ten slugfest.


Florida Gators at South Carolina Gamecocks (N/A)
WHY FLORIDA WILL COVER:South Carolina may be missing its quarterback, and it’s still trying to find a way to replace star RB Marcus Lattimore. Gamecocks QB Connor Shaw suffered a concussion and has been cleared to play, but it was unsure as of Wednesday afternoon if he would. If the Gators can grab an early lead, the third-ranked pass defense should do the rest.
WHY SOUTH CAROLINA WILL COVER: Like Florida, South Carolina relies more on the run and has a strong pass D. Florida is 0-5 ATS in its last five. South Carolina has alternated winning and losing ATS since Week 1. Last week, the Gamecocks lost.
POINTS: After a couple weeks of hitting the under, both teams are coming off an over game.


Oklahoma State Cowboys at Texas Tech Red Raiders (+17, 78)
WHY OKLAHOMA STATE WILL COVER: OSU’s offense has demolished everyone so far, and TT’s defense already allows 34 ppg. At some point, the Red Raiders will get overwhelmed.
WHY TEXAS TECH WILL COVER: Tech can score with anyone, and the defense, while it has its flaws, is 37th against the pass. OSU’s defense isn’t exactly Alabama, either.
POINTS: The over is 7-1 in Tech’s last eight, and there’s little reason to believe either team will slow the other.


TCU Horned Frogs at Boise State Broncos (-15, 58)
WHY TCU WILL COVER: The Frogs are as balanced as they come, averaging 227 ypg rushing and 224 passing. This game is the season for TCU, so it’s hard to imagine a blowout.
WHY BOISE STATE WILL COVER: Aside from an opening win at Georgia (-3), this is the first manageable spread for the Broncos. Their offense ranks top 20 in every category, and the defense is No. 5 against the pass, impressive since most opponents play catch-up.
POINTS: The over is 7-2 in TCU’s last nine. Both offenses match up well in this one.


Texas A&M Aggies at Kansas State Wildcats (+4.5, 64)
WHY TEXAS A&M WILL COVER:The Aggies can score in any which way, and KSU is 117th against the pass. Texas A&M’s pass defense is terrible, but KSU doesn’t throw. And the Aggies stop the run.
WHY KANSAS STATE WILL COVER: K-State is 7-1 ATS in its last eight, Texas A&M is 1-7. And the Wildcats are getting points. If you believe in streaks, this is an easy one.
POINTS: The over is 6-1 in KSU’s last seven, and this is a matchup that could break A&M out of its funk.


Auburn Tigers at Georgia Bulldogs (-13.5, 52.5)
WHY AUBURN WILL COVER: The Tigers have found ways to win the close ones. Georgia’s two losses have come at home.
WHY GEORGIA WILL COVER: The Bulldogs are 6-1 ATS in their last seven. Auburn can’t throw but it runs; too bad Georgia ranks No. 8 against it. The offense has been balanced and strong.
POINTS: Auburn will have to revive a dormant pass game to help out.


Wisconsin Badgers at Minnesota Golden Gophers (+27, 63.5)
WHY WISCONSIN WILL COVER: The Badgers are fourth in scoring, and average 246 yards rushing and 257 passing per game. Minnesota can’t stop one dimension of defense, let alone two. UW is 9-2 ATS in its last 11 Big Ten games.
WHY MINNESOTA WILL COVER:The Gophers try to run the ball, both to shorten games and score. The Badgers, if they have a defensive weakness, is slowing the run (47th).
POINTS: The over has hit in a whopping 11 consecutive meetings.


Michigan Wolverines at Illinois Fighting Illini (-1, 49)
WHY MICHIGAN WILL COVER: The Illini are reeling, losers of three straight. With a spread that allows simply picking a winner, going with the squad that has Denard Robinson is a good way to go.
WHY ILLINOIS WILL COVER: The winner will likely be the team that has the better run game. Both are strong on the ground, but Illinois’ run D is 15th and Michigan’s is 48th. Michigan is 1-7 ATS in its last eight on the road.
POINTS: The under has hit three straight times for both teams.


Tennessee Volunteers at Arkansas Razorbacks (-14, 55)
WHY TENNESSEE WILL COVER: The Vols have the 14th-best pass defense in the nation, which will help against the Razorbacks.
WHY ARKANSAS WILL COVER: Tennessee can’t run and that matches up well for Arkansas. The offense racks up enough points to do the rest. The Vols are 0-4-1 ATS in the SEC.
POINTS: The under is 5-0-1 in the Vols’ last six.


Western Kentucky Hilltoppers at LSU Tigers (-42, 49)
WHY WESTERN KENTUCKY WILL COVER: The Hilltoppers can run the ball at times. It should only take 1-2 scores, late in the game against LSU’s reserves, to cover.
WHY LSU WILL COVER: If LSU comes out with the same intensity it did at Alabama last week, it could be 42-0 by halftime.
POINTS: If LSU covers, the over will likely go with it.


Alabama Crimson Tide at Mississippi State Bulldogs (17, 42.5)
WHY ALABAMA WILL COVER: Uh-oh, Bulldogs, the Tide have something to prove. Bama’s defense currently ranks No. 1 in passing yards (130.7), rushing yards (56.3) and points allowed (7.1).
WHY MISSISSIPPI STATE WILL COVER: The Bulldogs like to run and the defense, which ranks No. 16 in points and No. 19 in passing, is no sieve.
POINTS: The over has hit for MSU’s last two, but both teams will be charged by the defenses.


Oregon Ducks at Stanford Cardinal (-3.5, 65.5)
WHY OREGON WILL COVER: The Ducks haven’t been in a close game since Week 1. Oregon is 7-2 ATS in the last nine meetings.
WHY STANFORD WILL COVER: While both teams can score, only Stanford has shown the ability to also shut down an opponent. Oregon is fifth in rushing, but Stanford’s defense is third in stopping it. The Cardinal is 9-0 ATS this season.
POINTS: Both teams have good defenses, but great offenses.


Central Florida Knights at Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles (-8.5, 52)
WHY CENTRAL FLORIDA WILL COVER: The Knights have a defense that ranks No. 6 in passing, No. 16 in rushing and No. 5 in points. It is the top unit USM’s offense has seen thus far. The offense is only so-so, but is certainly not terrible.
WHY SOUTHERN MISS COVER: The Eagles’ offense is 18th in scoring and the defense is 19th in point allowed. UCF is 1-6 ATS in its last seven, including 0-4 on the road.
POINTS: The under is 7-2 for UCF and 6-3 for USM.

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NCAA CFB NEWS AND NOTES
Games To Watch - Week 11
By Brian Edwards


Nebraska Cornhuskers vs. Penn State Nittany Lions
As of Wednesday, most betting shops had Nebraska listed as a 3½-point favorite with a total of 43. Gamblers can take Penn St. to win outright for a plus-145 return (risk $100 to win $145). On Wednesday morning, Joe Paterno announced his retirement effective at the end of the season. Obviously, this decision was prompted by the stunning arrest of former defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky, who faces incomprehensible allegations of sex crimes committed against young boys over the course of more than a decade. PSU is 5-1 straight up and 2-4 against the spread at home this year. The Nittany Lions, who are coming off an open date, have won seven in a row since suffering their lone loss to Alabama to Week 2. Nebraska had won three straight before losing a 28-25 decision to Northwestern as a 17-point home favorite last week. The Cornhuskers are 2-1 both SU and ATS on the road this year, and they're 9-4 ATS as road favorites during Bo Pelini's four-year tenure. The 'under' is 7-1-1 overall for PSU. Totals have been an overall wash (4-4) for Nebraska, but it has seen the 'under' hit in its last three games and go 2-1 in its road assignments.


West Virginia Mountaineers vs. Cincinnati Bearcats
Most spots have Cincinnati listed as a 3½-point favorite with a total of 66. Bettors can take West Va. on the money line for a plus-150 payout. Butch Jones's squad is coming off a 26-23 win at Pitt as a 3½-point road favorite. Zach Collaros overcame a pair of interceptions by rushing for two TDs for the Bearcats, who have won six in a row since losing at Tennessee in Week 2. WVU has lost two of its last three both SU and ATS, including last week's surprising 38-35 loss to Louisville as a 12½-point home favorite. The Mountaineers' defense has been awful the last three games, giving up 38, 31 and 49 points. WVU signal caller Geno Smith is enjoying a banner year with a 23/5 TD-INT ratio, but he'll be without one of his favorite targets (Brad Starks) for the rest of the regular season. The 'over' has hit in eight consecutive games for WVU, but Cincy has seen the 'under' go 4-1 its last five times out. When these Big East adversaries met in Morgantown last year, WVU cruised to a 37-10 victory.


Michigan State Spartans vs. Iowa Hawkeyes
As of Wednesday, most books had Michigan St. listed as a 2½ point 'chalk' with a total of 47. The Spartans have failed to cover the number in back-to-back outings, including last week's 31-24 come-from-behind win over Minnesota as 28-point home favorites. Kirk Cousins threw for 296 yards and a pair of touchdowns without being intercepted, while Le'Veon Bell rushed for 96 yards and two TDs on 15 carries. For the season, Cousins has passed for 1,989 yards with a 13/5 touchdowns-to-interceptions ratio. Iowa bounced back from a shocking loss at Minnesota to beat Michigan by a 24-16 count as a 3½-point home underdog last Saturday. Marcus Coker rushed for 132 yards and two TDs to lead his team into the win column. The Hawkeyes are unbeaten at home this year and 4-2 versus the number. As home 'dogs under Kirk Ferentz, they own a 12-7-2 spread record since 1999. When these Big Ten rivals met last year, Iowa cruised to a 37-6 win as a 6½-point home favorite. The 'under' is 6-3 overall for Michigan St., 3-0 in its road assignments. Meanwhile, the Hawkeyes have seen the 'over' go 5-4 overall, 4-2 in their home games.


TCU Horned Frogs vs. Boise State Broncos
Most books are listing Boise St. as a 15½-point favorite with a total of 58½. The Broncos are off a 48-21 non-covering win at UNLV as enormous 42-point favorites. Heisman candidate Kellen Moore threw five TD passes without getting picked off to improve his TD/INT ratio to 29/5 for the year. TCU also failed to cover as a road 'chalk' last week, beating Wyoming 31-20 as a 19½-point favorite. Waymon James was the catalyst with 181 rushing yards on just 12 carries, while Ed Wesley added 120 yards on the ground and two TD runs. Gary Patterson's squad has won four in a row since losing to SMU at home in OT. The Horned Frogs, who are 3-1 SU and 2-2 ATS on the road this season, are 6-3-1 ATS as road 'dogs since 2005. BSU has failed to cover the spread in four consecutive home games on the smurf turf dating back to last year's regular-season finale. These teams met in the Fiesta Bowl two years ago with the Broncos winning a 17-10 decision as seven-point underdogs. The 'over' is 7-2 overall for TCU, 5-3 overall for BSU.


Auburn Tigers vs. Georgia Bulldogs
Mark Richt's team can clinch the SEC East title and trip to the Ga. Dome to meet the SEC West winner if it can knock off Auburn between the hedges. Oddsmakers have made the Dawgs 13-point favorites to do just that. The total is 53. UGA has won seven in a row since losing its first two games and it is a lucrative 6-1 ATS during this span. Sophomore QB Aaron Murray is the main reason why, as he's thrown for 2,060 yards while posting a 23/8 TD-INT ratio. Gene Chizik's team had an open date to get ready for its trip to Athens. The Tigers are off a 41-23 home win over Ole Miss as 11-point favorites. Clint Moseley completed 12-of-15 passes for four TDs without an interception in the win over the Rebels. When these teams met on The Plains last season, UGA raced out to a double-digit lead before Cam Newton took over and led AU to a 49-31 triumph. The 'over' is 5-4 overall for both teams this year.

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Info Plays

7* Arizona / Colorado Over 61

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SATURDAY NOV 12

ALABAMA at MISSISSIPPI STATE

Heartbreak for ‘Bama last week as they lost 9-6 in overtime to #1 LSU as -4½ point home favorites. Trent Richardson shouldered the load for Alabama, amassing 169 yards from scrimmage. A.J. McCarron threw for 199 yards with an interception on 16-of-28 attempts in the loss. The matchup was the first of its kind in SEC regular season history and was full of suspense despite neither team finding the end zone. Alabama had a 295-239 edge in offense and had their chances. They missed four field goals, including a 52-yard attempt after the Tide got the ball first in the overtime. The loss didn’t necessarily knock Alabama out of the national title picture, but they will need a few breaks down the stretch. Mississippi State routed FCS Tennessee-Martin last Saturday in a 55-17 home win as -32 point favorites. Vick Ballard rushed for 102 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Bulldogs, who never trailed, posted 570 yards of total offense and averaged 8.3 yards per play. Tennessee-Martin racked up 454 yards offense, but struggled on third down against Mississippi State's defense. Ballard rushed only 11 times and averaged 9.2 yards a carry. The game was Ballard's fourth 100-yard outing of the season, and his first multi-touchdown performance since the Bulldogs' season opener against Memphis. Mississippi State again used both starter Tyler Russell and senior Chris Relf at quarterback, and both had success. Russell completed 9-of-18 passes for 183 yards with one touchdown and one interception. Relf finished 5-of-6 for 61 yards and threw two touchdowns. Alabama beat the Bulldogs last season in a 30-10 home win as -13 point chalks. The Tide had a 452-299 edge in offense and Mississippi State didn't get into the end zone until midway through the fourth quarter. Alabama is 18-6 ATS as a double-digit favorite and 6-0 ATS as a DD chalk on the road. Meanwhile, Mississippi State is 5-11 ATS as a DD ‘dog and 4-9 ATS in November games; and the home team is 2-8 ATS the last 10 meetings between these two SEC foes. TIDE BIG

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David Malinsky

4* Florida / South Carolina Over 40

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Cappers Access

(CFB) Pittsburgh +2-
(CFB) Illinois -1-
(CFB) Georgia -12
(CFB) Maryland +20-

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Jeff Scott Sports

5 UNIT PLAY

SOUTHERN MISS -8.5 over Central Florida: Southern Miss is rolling right now as they come in having won 7 in a row after their upset loss to Marshall. The Golden Eagles have outscored their opponents by 23.7 ppg during their 7 game win streak and they have outscored their last 4 Conference USA opponents by 21.5 ppg. Souther Miss has really played well at home as they are 4-0 and have outscored those teams by 24 ppg and have outgained them by 219 ypg. The Eagles defense has allowed just 12.5 ppg at home and that's not good for a UCF offense that has averaged just 17 ppg on the road this year. The Knights defense has been very good this year as they are 4th overall (267 ypg) and 5th in points allowed (15.3), but most of that was done at home, as they have allowed 26.2 ppg and 35 ypg on the road. The UCF defense will have their hands full today vs a S. Miss offense that is in high gear. The Golden Eagles have averaged 37.6 ppg on the year, but in their 7 game win streak they have put up 42.7 ppg, including 38.5 ppg in their last 4 vs Conference USA. UCF has struggled away from home with stunning losses vs UAB and FIU, plus they have losses at BYU and SMU as well and this will be the best team they meet on the road this year. These teams are heading in opposite directions and I see Southern Miss coming up with a nice easy DD win.

4 UNIT PLAY

Penn State/ Nebraska Under 43: A scandal aside there is still a game to be played on Saturday as I see this one going low. A lot of people I see are expecting an easy win by Nebraska as there are a ton of distractions on the PSU sideline and that may very well be, but I see an intense State dsefense taking the field and that will really help keep the score low. The Penn State defense has been very good this year as it ranks 8th overall (282 ypg), 7th vs the pass(170 ypg) and 3rd in points allowed (12.4 ppg). This is a solid defense and with a very weak offense they know they will have to step up big if they hope to win this one. The State offense is 88th (355 ypg) overall and 100th in scoring (21.8 ppg) and they will have a tough time vs a Nebraska defense that has allowed just 23.1 ppg (41st) and 349 ypg (42nd). Nebraska is also 18th vs the pass, but Penn State is nnot a passing team, so I look for the Lions to really used their ground game to control the clock and keep this good Nebraska offense off the field. Nenn State home games have averaged just 33 ppg this year, while their Big 10 home games have averaged just 24 ppg. Penn State will play with more intensitty than you would think and it will begin with their defense, while Nebraska's dfense will also have a great gam. I barely expect 35 points in this one.

3 UNIT PLAYS

UCLA +7 over UTAH: Last week I had the Bruins as a lesser play and they came up with the outright upset. Well Im gonna come right back to them with a bigger play. The Bruins had a slow start to their year, but this team still has a shot at winning the PAC-12 South. The Bruins come in a very confident team as they are off BB upset wins over ASU and California. Today they get to play a utah team that hsa played well of late, but playing a PAC-12 schedule will begin to take its toll on this team. The Utah offense has really struggled in the PAC 12, as they have averaged just 293 ypg and 18.8 ppg. The Utah dfense has allowed just 340 ypg overall (29th) and 20.7 ppg (20th), but within the Conference they have allowed 388 ypg and 25.3 ppg. This UCLA offense has struggled for much of the year, but they have been getting better as they have put up 30 ppg and 400 ypg in their last 2 games. UCLA's defense has also been getting better as they have allowed just 21 ppg in their last 2 games. The Bruins control their own destiny in the PAC-12 South and they are playing with confidence on both sides of the ball now, so I look for them to come up with another outright upset here.


GEORGIA -12 over Auburn: The Auburn Tigers are the defending National Champs , and they are 6-3 on the year, but it hasn''t been that impressive as they have been still outgained on the year by 46 ypg and even in games where they did win big like vs Miss State and FAU, they where only able to outgain those foes by a combined 40 yards. The Tigers have also struggled on the road this year, going just 1-3 and they have been outscored by 17.5 ppg and outgained by 77 ypg in the process. Today they face va Georgia team that has its sites set on winning the SEC East and a win here and a win next week will give them that title. Both of these teams have solid offenses but Georgia has something that Auburn doesn't and that's a great defense and solid special teams play. The Bulldogs are ranked 7th overall (282 ypg) and 7th vs the run (91.3 ypg), which is what auburn does best, plus they have allowed just 19.9 ppg (23rd), including allowing just 16.6 ppg in their last 5 SEC games. The Bulldogs have also outgained opponents by 140 ypg and have outscored them by 17.8 ppg at home on the year. Georgia has the edge on offense (#37 to #90) and they have a big edge on defense #7 to # 72), plus an edge in specials, the home field edge and they have revenge on their minds after last years 49-31 loss to the Tigers. Too many edges for the Bulldogs here as they win by 17+ and move ever close to clinching a berth in the SEC title game.

2 UNIT PLAYS

NC State/ Boston College Under 45.5: The OU is 5-22-1 in BC's last 28 home games and 5-13 in their last 18 conference games. BC Averages just 21 ppg at home, while NC State puts up just 17 ppg on the road. I see a low scoring game in BC today.


TCU/ Boise State Under 58: Not many people talk about it, but this Boise team has a very good defense as theyb have the 12th ranked defense overall allowing just 303 ypg and they are 12th in points allowed at 16.8 ppg. TCU's defense isn't as strong as in years past, but they are still 38th overall and they allow just 22.3 ppg. These temas have met twice in the last 3 years and an averabge of just 30 ppg have been scored. I don't see this one hitting over 50.

1 UNIT PLAYS

Wyoming +16.5 over AIR FORCE: The Cowboys are 11-2 ATS in their last 13 as a road dog, while the Falcons are just 1-8 ATS in their last 9 as a favorite of 10.5 or higher. Wyoming is also 5-1 ATS in their last 6 meetings with the Falcons and they have really been playing better of late. I look for them to keep it close here.


OLE MISS +2 over Louisiana Tech: The Bullgogs are 5-14 ATS in their last 19 road games ve a team with a winning record, while the Rebels are 11-2 ATS in their last 13 non-conference games.

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oey Torelli

Rare 10* Diamond Play New Mexico +7

5* Home Dog Purdue +8


Free Twitter Play Oregon +3.5

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SB Professor Original NCAAF Picks

Saturday's NCAA Picks:
12 PM EST
120. Purdue +8*

3:30 PM EST
173. Auburn +12*

7:30 PM EST
190. Mississippi +2*

10:30 PM EST
Washington St. +12*

Rest of Games:
160. Missouri +1.5
166. Iowa +3
132. Boston College +2.5
138. Akron +5.5
204. Colorado +10
129. Duke +10.5
147. San Jose St. +10
136. Kansas St. +5.5
145. Navy +8.5
153. Miami Fla +9
158. Army +9
171. Washington U +11.5
175. Oregon St. +9
197. UCLA +7
196. New Mexico St. +7
199. Central Florida +9
206. New Mexico +7

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Bob Valentino 100 Dime
Texas A&M -5.5

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Steve Budin 50 Dime
Southern Mississippi

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Trace Adams 2500♦
Clemson Tigers -16.5

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DOUBLE DRAGON NCAA

TEXAS -1.5 at missouri
OKLAHOMA ST. -20.5 at texas tech
KANSAS ST. +5.5 vs texas a&m
BOISE ST. -16 vs tcu
WISCONSIN -27 at minnesota
ARKANSAS -14 (-120) vs tennessee
STANFORD -3 (-115) vs oregon

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A Bettor World

Top Positive Value Selections:
So Miss -9
Wisconsin -27
Alabama -18

Other Selections with Positive Value:
Arkansas -14.5
Ohio State -7.5
Illinois pick ‘em
Wyoming +16.5
Stanford -3 (buy ‘ if needed)
UAB -5
Notre Dame -20.5
Colorado +10

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RANDY BRUCE

NCAA Football: 10 dimes each

Wisconsin -27
USC -11

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The Prediction Machine

212 ul monroe -5.5 60.1
196 nms +8.5 59 (been at 7 for a while, but was at 8.5 when he released it)
174 uga -13 58.9
126 vandy -12.5 57.5
168 ark -14 57.5
131 ncsu -2 56.8
165 mich st -1.5 56.4
160 missouri +1 56.3
149 marshall +18 56

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Ice Your Bookie

NCAA BB
Florida Atlantic PK

NCAA FB
Louisville -2.5
N.C. State -2.5
USC -11.5
W.V. Cinn U 66.5

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Prophet


Hawaii/Nevada over 61
Texas A&M/Kansas State over 65
Wake Forest/Clemson over 60
TCU/Boise State over 58

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Football Crusher
Play of the Day:

Kansas St +6 over Texas AM

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Hockey Crusher
Play of the Day:

Winnipeg Jets + Columbus Blue Jackets OVER 5.5

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Basketball Crusher
Play of the Day:

Butler -3 over Evansville

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Sportbook Investing
Play of the Day:

Kansas St +6 over Texas AM

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Mighty Quinn

Mighty hit with South Florida Friday.

Saturday it’s Georgia. The deficit is 3179 sirignanos.

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LuckyDaySports

Saturday’s Comp Play

NCAAF
Texas A&M at Kansas State OVER 64

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NCAA Basketball Picks
Butler at Evansville

The Bulldogs look to take advantage of an Evansville team that is 4-10 ATS in its last 14 games as a home underdog of 1 to 6 1/2 points. Butler is the pick (-3) according to Dunkel, which has the Bulldogs favored by 11 1/2. Dunkel Pick: Butler (-3). Here are all of today's games.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12
Time Posted: 7:00 a.m. EST

Game 741-742: Fordham at Syracuse (4:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Fordham 43.856; Syracuse 76.454
Dunkel Line: Syracuse by 32 1/2
Vegas Line: Syracuse by 26
Dunkel Pick: Syracuse (-26)

Game 743-744: Idaho at Long Beach State (5:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Idaho 56.104; Long Beach State 62.807
Dunkel Line: Long Beach State by 6 1/2
Vegas Line: Long Beach State by 12 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Idaho (+12 1/2)

Game 745-746: San Jose State at Cal Poly (5:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: San Jose State 56.095; Cal Poly 57.245
Dunkel Line: Cal Poly by 1
Vegas Line: Cal Poly by 7
Dunkel Pick: San Jose State (+7)

Game 747-748: Northern Iowa at Old Dominion (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Northern Iowa 58.923; Old Dominion 68.801
Dunkel Line: Old Dominion by 10
Vegas Line: Old Dominion by 4
Dunkel Pick: Old Dominion (-4)

Game 749-750: Butler at Evansville (3:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Butler 70.115; Evansville 58.554
Dunkel Line: Butler by 11 1/2
Vegas Line: Butler by 3
Dunkel Pick: Butler (-3)

Game 751-752: South Alabama at Mississippi State (2:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: South Alabama 46.032; Mississippi State 59.558
Dunkel Line: Mississippi State by 13 1/2
Vegas Line: Mississippi State by 17
Dunkel Pick: South Alabama (+17)

Game 753-754: UL-Lafayette vs. North Dakota State (11:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: UL-Lafayette 55.777; North Dakota State 56.582
Dunkel Line: North Dakota State by 1
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 755-756: Northern Arizona at San Francisco (9:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Northern Arizona 52.185; San Francisco 59.641
Dunkel Line: San Francisco by 7 1/2
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 757-758: Bryant vs. UC-Davis (7:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Bryant 43.538; UC-Davis 48.379
Dunkel Line: UC-Davis by 5
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 759-760: Southern Utah at San Diego State (10:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Southern Utah 47.740; San Diego State 72.427
Dunkel Line: San Diego State by 24 1/2
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 761-762: Florida Atlantic vs. Portland (2:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Florida Atlantic 49.517; Portland 54.929
Dunkel Line: Portland by 5 1/2
Vegas Line: Pick
Dunkel Pick: Portland

Game 763-764: Georgia State at Washington (5:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Georgia State 53.898; Washington 68.211
Dunkel Line: Washington by 14 1/2
Vegas Line: Washington by 16 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Georgia State (+16 1/2)

Game 765-766: Army vs. The Citadel (8:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Army 42.629; The Citadel 45.096
Dunkel Line: The Citadel by 2 1/2
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 767-768: VMI vs. Air Force (10:50 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: VMI 49.386; Air Force 55.833
Dunkel Line: Air Force by 6 1/2
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 769-770: Youngstown State at Samford (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Youngstown State 47.910; Samford 44.387
Dunkel Line: Youngstown State by 3 1/2
Vegas Line: Youngstown State by 2
Dunkel Pick: Youngstown State (-2)

Game 771-772: New Mexico State at Northern Colorado (9:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: New Mexico State 57.731; Northern Colorado 58.892
Dunkel Line: Northern Colorado by 1
Vegas Line: New Mexico State by 3
Dunkel Pick: Northern Colorado (+3)

Game 781-782: Presbyterian at Duke (4:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Presbyterian 45.240; Duke 76.402
Dunkel Line: Duke by 31
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

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R.A.W. FOOTBALL - Saturday 11/12

4* Best Bet = SAN JOSE STATE
3* = WEST VIRGINIA
3* = WISCONSIN
2* = PITTSBURGH
2* = SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI

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kelso
100 TCU

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bookie beating
ron cleary san jose st +10.5 duke +10
dave harper army +8 navy under61
clayton rogers la. tech -2 ucla +7
late insider oregon +3
mike long neb -4
all *5

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SPORTS WAGERS

ILLINOIS –1 over Michigan

Like Oregon, Michigan has struggled with more physical teams. The Wolverines' roster is still full of offensive players recruited to fit Rich Rodriguez's “Spread and Shred”. The Illini have the defensive front to dominate the line of scrimmage against Michigan the same way Michigan State did. Illinois is second nationally in sacks and seventh in tackles for a loss, a bad omen for Denard Robinson, who has not demonstrated good ball security or decision-making in recent outings. The Illini offense has been struggling, as quarterback Nathan Scheelhaase has regressed against the better defenses on the schedule and has not managed a touchdown pass to Big Ten receiving leader A.J. ******* in the past three games. Michigan, though, doesn't have the defensive horses that the Ohio State Buckeyes or Penn State Nittany Lions boast. Ron Zook's record after an open date is abysmal, but this one came at just the right time for the sliding Illini. Refreshed and refocused after a three-game losing streak, Illinois is looking to make a stand in this game. It's a bad road spot for a Michigan team that will return to the top of the Big Ten under Brady Hoke but isn't quite ready to get there yet. Play: #122 Illinois –1 (Risking 2.16 units to win 2).


KANSAS STATE +193 over Texas A&M

The demoralized Aggies hit the road for Manhattan to face a Kansas State team that will continue to make its presence felt on the national scene. The Wildcats are being written off by some as simply a decent team that had a hot start, but Bill Snyder's crew is an ever-improving lot that has played just one bad half of football since the opener. This is a potent team with a powerful offense, respectable defense, playmaking special teams and elite intangibles. Collin Klein and the Cats are a power running team that is throwing the ball better than ever but will move the ball easily by both land and air against a banged up Texas A&M defense that wasn't that good when it was healthy and now must prepare for an entirely different scheme than it has seen the past two weeks. This junior-dominated Kansas State outfit is the Big 12's rising power and is more than equipped to finish what the Oklahoma Sooners started last week. The wrong side is favored here, and it won't require the customary second-half collapse for the Aggies to lose this one by double digits, as this intruder closes out one of the more disappointing college football seasons by any program in Division 1. Play: #136 Kansas State +193 (Risking 2 units).


Washington +12 over USC

USC has turned in a solid effort this year despite being ineligible for postseason play, but it's time for the November fade that characterized Lane Kiffin's first season at the helm. Two of UW’s three losses this season came against powerhouses Oregon and Stanford. Playing those two juggernaut offenses has skewed the defensive numbers against Washington somewhat and has added to this point-spread along with the Trojans 18th ranking. What we get here is some big weight with a strong Huskies team that is playing with confidence and is looking to strengthen their playoff position. An underclassman-dominated, injury-riddled Trojans lineup should not be laying double-digits to decent teams and the Huskies certainly qualify as such. Play: #171 Washington +12 (Risking 2.2 units to win 2).


STANFORD –3½ over Oregon

The two-platoon brain trust of Chip Kelly and Nick Aliotti gives the Ducks an edge on the sideline over a Cardinal staff that's coaching just its 10th game together, but most of the advantages in this one belong to Stanford. It's true that the Oregon defense turned in its best performance of the year last week in Seattle, and facing a physical Washington Huskies running game did provide a nice tune-up for this week. Stanford, however, is not Washington. The Cardinal are 52-for-52 in the red zone and frequently line up in goal-line sets in other parts of the field. This is a downhill team in the mold of the Big Ten and SEC. Oregon doesn't see a lot of this style, and when it does, the Ducks haven't liked it. Physical offenses have consistently given Oregon trouble, and there's little doubt that Stanford will move the chains Saturday. The visitors will get on the board too, thanks to a plethora of speedy playmakers and Stanford's glaring weakness at cornerback. But in the end, Stanford boasts the best player on the field in Andrew Luck and a home-field edge that Oregon hasn't proved it can overcome. The Ducks, who have just 10 seniors, have never beaten a top-five team on the road and haven't bested even a top-20 outfit away from Autzen in the Chip Kelly era. The Quacks would be favored in Eugene, but on the Farm, 3½ points is a reasonable price to lay with the Cardinal. Play: #178 Stanford –3½ +104 (Risking 2 units).

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Paul Leiner

100* Nebraska -3.5

50* Rutgers -8.5

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Eddie Roman
10,000 Dime College Football Two PackOver 61 Points Navy / SMU
Arkansas Razorbacks -14.5 over Tennessee

5,000 Dime Two Pack
Over 58 Points TCU / Boise State
Auburn Tigers +11.5 over Georgia

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ATS LOCK
10 - North Texas
8 - Hawaii
7 - Mich
6 - Tenn
6 - L Tech

Hoops
4 - Old Dom
3 - Evans

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Marc Lawrence:



CFB NCAA PLAYS
4* Game 158 - Army (+7.5)
3* Game 117 - Pitt Panthers (+3)
3* Game 155 - West Virginia (+4)
3* Game 186 - MIssissippi State (+18)

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JHSportsline

5* W. Virginia
5* Memphis
5* Illinois

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David Chan aka The Dragon

OK State @ Tex Tech PICK: 8* TT -16.5
Nebraska @ Penn State PICK: 10* PSU +3.5
Pitt @ Louisville PICK: 8* Pitt +3 "BIG EAST BEAST"
Ohio State @ Purdue PICK: Ohio St -7.5 "HIGH NOON MASSACRE"
West VA @ Cincinnati PICK: 8* WVa +3.5
UCLA @ Utah PICK: 8* Utah +7.5
Maryland @ Notre Dame PICK: 8* Maryland +20
Alabama @ Miss St PICK: 8* Miss ST +18
Oregon @ Stanford PICK: 10* Oregon +3.5 "PAC-12 Best in Show"
Hawaii @ Nevada PICK: Hawaii +9.5 "BLACK DRAGON"

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Free Silver Key Pick for Saturday NCAA Football

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI -9 over Ucf

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The Busted Bookie

Buffalo @ E. Mich - OVER 49 / 5 unit
N. Texas@ Troy - OVER 52.5 / 5 unit
Wyoming +16 / 10 unit
Auburn @ Georgia - OVER 53 / 5 unit
TCU +16 / 5 unit
Mississippi State +18 / 5 unit
Oregon +3.5 / 10 unit
Michigan +1 / 5 unit
Rutgers @ Army - UNDER 49 / 5 unit

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Valentino

A&M

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NorthCoast Totals
3'* Over Fresno
3* Over USC
3* Under Calif
3* Under BC

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Jeff Benton
Saturday's Action
40 Dime underdog winner goes toniaht from Baton Rouge, as I back the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers as the huge road underidog agaidst the # 1 LSU Tigers. As I release this winner to you, Western Kentucky is a 41 1/2-point dog both here in Vegas and offshore.

20 Dime Winner #7 of 8 is Michigan State as the small road underdog at Iowa. As I release this winner to you, I am seeing the Spartans priced right around a 2 1/2-point favorite at Kinnick Stadium both here in Vegas and offshore.

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RICHIE CARRERA


Nebraska -3 over PENN ST. 10 Dimes
COLORADO +10.5 over Arizona 10 Dimes
BYU -22.5 over Idaho 10 Dimes
MEMPHIS +5.5 over UAB 10 Dimes
Arizona St. -11.5 over WASHINGTON ST. 25 Dimes

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Spartan

GOY
Kansas state

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VAMBO SPORTS

OFFICIAL PLAYS

1 Unit Plays
Neb ML -157
Ill ML -115
Texas ML -116
Boise - 15 1/2 -110
Kan St. + 5 1/2 -105
Stan over 69 1/2 -114
Ark - 14 1/2 -104
Cent Fla + 9 -102
W. Kent + 41 1/2 -102
BYU -22 1/2 -103
Notre Dame - 20 1/2 -108

1/2 Unit Plays

Nc St. ML -130
Rut - 8 1/2 -106
Sd St. - 13 1/2 -108
La Tech ML -113
Ill under 48 -105
Col St under 52 1/2 -105
Colorado under 62 -114

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Arthur Ralph Sports

751- 551 57 % Free Play Run over 3 YEARS

Free play SAT: So MISS - 9 (corrected line)

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Rainman

10* byu
5* arkansas
5* usc
3* baylor
3* nc state
1* virginia
1* k state

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Picks from Ron ‘The Bomb’ Driver November 12, 2011 7:25 AM by Ron Driver

I Am Taking Three Games Today:

NCAA Football

Nebraska -3

Stanford -3

Iowa+3

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Daily NHL Shots on Goal November 12, 2011 7:21 AM by Nick Pellegrino

Hockey Plays (sides)

Boston Bruins (-155)

Tampa Bay Lightning (+110),

Hockey Plays (totals)

Dallas-Detroit, Under 5½

Winnipeg-Columbus, Over 5½

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Dave Cokin
Nevada
Wyoming (source game)
Texas A&M (source game)

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Jim Feist
Nevada
Nebraska

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Vegas Informer 5 Unit Plays:

Kansas State
Stanford

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Steele Trap

Phil Steele, NY Post

11-4-1 on the year

Oregon +3 1/2

Phil gives the edge to the Ducks because of their team speed and the coaching edge.

Ohio St. -7 1/2

Payback, rushing attack and the ability to win on the road spells buckeye win and cover

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JACK HOWARD

Nebraska -3 Over Penn State 25 Dimes
With everything that has transpired this past week, I think it would be difficult playing a middle-of- the-road team let alone Nebraska. The Cornhuskers are ranked 19th in the nation and they average 237 yards on the ground and 37 points per game. Football isn't and shouldn't be the number one priority today and for the rest of the season for Penn State.
Prediction: 27-13 Nebraska

Additional Selections:

Alabama -17.5 Over Miss State 20 Dimes

Oregon +3 Over Stanford 10 Dimes

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JOHN CHANG

NCAA Football & NCAA Hoops
Welcome to Saturday. We have a huge slate of games to choose from, and Chang has whittled this schedule down to a few moneymakers. Enjoy, and best of luck!

---Start Time 12:00 PM EST---
PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS/Nebraska Cornhuskers under 42, 10 dimes
PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS +3.5 over Nebraska Cornhuskers, 10 dimes
Perfect situation for this Penn State squad to funnel their emotions into one game. I expect the home players to play with a fury for JoePa, the residents of State College, and for their own pride. Penn State's defense is strong against the rush and the pass, and the offense should do just enough at home to win the game outright, or at least stay within the number. The under is the play here as far as the total goes. Two Big Ten teams that like to pound the rock, over, and over, and over. That's what they do. They'd run the ball every play if they could. Look for a very low scoring affair amidst this media circus.

---Start Time 3:30 PM EST---
Wisconsin Badgers/MINNESOTA GOLDEN GOPHERS over 63.5, 10 dimes
Hard to believe, but the over has been money in 11 straight matchups. With their red hot offense, and Minnesota's atrocious defense, we could see Wisconsin eclipse the total by themselves.

---Start Time 3:30 PM EST---
Miami Hurricanes +9.5 over FLORIDA STATE SEMINOLES, 10 dimes
This in-state rivalry, paired with the Seminoles banged up offensive line, should equate to a hard fought, close result. Grab the points.

---Start Time 6:45 PM EST---
Alabama Crimson Tide -17.5 over Mississippi State Bulldogs, 10 dimes
The Tide are fresh off a loss, however hard to believe, and now they have some serious winning to do to repair their pride. The offense was shut down last week, and I look for them to have a big statement game against the Bulldogs' tough defense.

---Start Time 4:00 PM EST---
SYRACUSE ORANGE -26 over Fordham Rams, 10 dimes
I know it's a big number, but the Orange are in another class above the lackluster Rams. I expect a 30 point blowout in this one.

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Chase Diamond (ksp)

50 Dimes Purdue +7.5

30 Dimes Boston College +2.5

50 Dimes Penn State +3.5

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PhD Picks

NCAAF
Clemson -16.5
North Carolina St -2.5
Duke +10
Florida State -9.5

Purdue O45.5
Clemson O61.5
Louisville O45
Tulsa O53.5
Missouri O59
Texas Tech O78.5
Iowa O47
Florida O41
Boston College O45
Eastern Michigan O49
Akron O39.5
Virginia O53.5
Arkansas State O58.5
Kansas State O65
Florida State O51
Army O48
Illinois O48
Boise State O58.5
USC O63.5
Memphis U53.5
California O51
New Mexico St. U62
UTEP O57.5
New Mexico O53.5
Washington State O60.5

NCAAB
Mississippi State -17
Washington -16.5

Cal Poly O129

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L&M GROUP 7* COLLEGE GAME OF THE YEAR
Air force -17

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Scott Richenback

Saturday
BC 3. *8u
MiaFL/FLSt *O51 10u
Tennessee 15*** *8u
Oregon 3.5. * 10u
Devil/capital O5.5 *10u
Dallas/red wing O5.5 8u
Northern Iowa 4 8u

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TodaysPicks

1.

11/12/2011 12:00 p.m. ET

Nebraska Cornhuskers -3.5 vs Penn State Nittany Lions

Nebraska Cornhuskers


2.

11/12/2011 12:00 p.m. ET

Oklahoma State Cowboys -18.5 vs Texas Tech Red Raiders

Oklahoma State Cowboys


3.

11/12/2011 3:30 p.m. ET

Georgia Bulldogs -12 vs Auburn Tigers

Georgia Bulldogs


4.

11/12/2011 3:30 p.m. ET

Florida State Seminoles -8.5 vs Miami Hurricanes

Florida State Seminoles


5.

11/12/2011 7:45 p.m. ET

Alabama Crimson Tide -17.5 vs Mississippi State Bulldogs

Mississippi State Bulldogs


6.

11/12/2011 7:30 p.m. ET

Notre Dame Fighting Irish -20.5 vs Maryland Terrapins

Maryland Terrapins


7.

11/12/2011 10:30 p.m. ET

Arizona State Sun Devils -12 vs Washington State Cougars

Arizona State Sun Devils


8.

11/12/2011 10:00 p.m. ET

U.N.L.V. Runnin' Rebels -7 vs New Mexico Lobos

New Mexico Lobos

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ASA

6 star
Miami(flordia) +9

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Best Picks Sports

Texas -1.5
Nebraska -3
Arizona -9.5

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ASA

4 star
Miami(flordia) +9

6* Big Ten GOW is Illinois

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RAS
So.Utah +21

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northcoast 5* goy ark

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Ethan Law

(4%) WAKE FOREST +16.5 (MANHATTAN SYNDICATE SELECTION)
(2%) UCLA +7
(2%) RICE +16.5
(2%) AUBURN +12
(2%) MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE +6
(2%) NEW MEXICO STATE +7
(2%) WEST VIRGINIA +3.5

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Carolina sports

7* goy - georgia

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NorthCoast

5* GOY--Arkansas
4* Illinois
4* Kentucky
4* Penn St
3* Ohio St
3* S Miss
3* Texas

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Game day

4* arkansas

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Hsw early
10* Arkansas

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JR ODonnell | CFB Total

dime bet 138 Akron / 137 Kent St. Over 39.5 JustBet (http://www.pregameaction.com/?page_id=57)

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Lenny Stevens

Lenny
20 texas s. miss

10 nebraska ucla

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OC Dooley


5-UNITS on Colorado +10 (Afternoon Best Bet) (2:30 et kickoff) (game #204)

4-UNITS on Washington State +11' (Primetime Best Bet) (10:30 et kickoff on Versus Network) (#188)

3-UNITS on Nashville Predators (NHL Best Bet special) (7:05 et faceoff)

2-UNITS on Boston College +2' (12:30 et kickoff) (game #132)

2-UNITS on Utah State -10 (3:00 et kickoff) (game #148)

2-UNITS on Tennessee/Arkansas OVER 55 (6:00 et kickoff on ESPN2) (game #167)

2-UNITS on UCLA/Utah OVER 46' (6:30 et kickoff) (game #198)

2-UNITS on Stanford -3 (8:05 et kickoff on ABC) (game #178)

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Kelso

200 rutgers-9

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Real Animal's Comp:

Saturday free pick is 3* Fresno State 'OVER' 62:

Not sure what is happening with the Fresno State program. The announcer in last week's Louisiana Tech 41-21 win at Fresno suggested the Bulldogs have quit on Hill. It certainly appears so. Fresno has been to a bowl each of the past four seasons. Right now they are 3-6 and come off back-to-back games allowing and 550 yards to Louisiana Tech (after a bye) and 45 points and 581 yards to Nevada. I don't ever recall a Pat Hill coached team with a defense allowing 36.7 points per game. But last year they yielded 30 a contest and it's become worse. I don't know how they get inspired for a trip to New Mexico State. The Aggies have allowed 63, 48, and 45 points in their last three games coming off a trip (paycheck) to Athens, GA last week. But this team can certainly score with 31 or more points in four of their last five games (excluding UGA). New Mexico State is 6-0 'OVER' in their last six games while Fresno State is 5-1 'OVER' in their last six. The Bulldogs are 8-1 'OVER' on the road the past two seasons. As a unit at the QB position, the Aggies have thrown 20 touchdown passes against eight picks. Meanwhile Derek Carr of Fresno has an 18-7 ratio. Fresno put the ball in the air 49 times last week completing 39 for just under 300 yards. Nobody should play a shred of defense tonight in Las Cruces. Tempted to play the dog here as well but will settle for 3* 'OVER' 62.

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K&B Sports
Rice
Baylor
Miss. St.
Wisky

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JR ODonnell | CFB Total

dime bet 138 Akron / 137 Kent St. Over 39.5 JustBet

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AccuScore's


llinois-1
AccuScore's Point Spread Line is Illinois -3
TEAM TRENDS:
MICH ATS Record: 6-3, 66.7% Sweat Barometer: 6.7
ILL ATS Record: 3-5, 37.5% Sweat Barometer: -4.2
DLR TRENDS:
AccuScore ATS Record in MICH games: 5-3, 62.5%
AccuScore ATS Record in ILL games: 4-3, 57.1%

Kansas State+5
AccuScore's Point Spread Line is Texas A&M -1
TEAM TRENDS:
TXAM ATS Record: 2-7, 22.2% Sweat Barometer: -1.1
KST ATS Record: 7-1, 87.5% Sweat Barometer: 9.4
DLR TRENDS:
AccuScore ATS Record in TXAM games: 7-2, 77.8%
AccuScore ATS Record in KST games: 7-1, 87.5%

PICK: OVER 65.5
AccuScore's Over-Under Line is 68
TEAM TRENDS:
TXAM Over-Under Record: 5-4, 55.6% Avg Over/Under Line: 0.5
KST Over-Under Record: 6-2, 75% Avg Over/Under Line: 8
DLR TRENDS:
AccuScore Record in Totals TXAM games: 5-4, 55.6%
AccuScore Record in Totals KST games: 6-2, 75%

Navy+8
AccuScore's Point Spread Line is Southern Methodist -4
TEAM TRENDS:
NAVY ATS Record: 4-4, 50% Sweat Barometer: -2
SMETH ATS Record: 3-5, 37.5% Sweat Barometer: -2.7
DLR TRENDS:
AccuScore ATS Record in NAVY games: 5-3, 62.5%
AccuScore ATS Record in SMETH games: 5-3, 62.5%

PICK: OVER 54
AccuScore's Over-Under Line is 58
TEAM TRENDS:
SJST Over-Under Record: 5-4, 55.6% Avg Over/Under Line: 4.3
UTST Over-Under Record: 5-2, 71.4% Avg Over/Under Line: 5.9
DLR TRENDS:
AccuScore Record in Totals SJST games: 5-4, 55.6%
AccuScore Record in Totals UTST games: 5-2, 71.4%


PICK: OVER 58.5
AccuScore's Over-Under Line is 62
TEAM TRENDS:
TCU Over-Under Record: 6-2, 75% Avg Over/Under Line: 8.1
BST Over-Under Record: 4-3, 57.1% Avg Over/Under Line: 2.1
DLR TRENDS:
AccuScore Record in Totals TCU games: 6-2, 75%
AccuScore Record in Totals BST games: 6-0, 100%


PICK: OVER 50.5
AccuScore's Over-Under Line is 54
TEAM TRENDS:
MIA Over-Under Record: 6-2, 75% Avg Over/Under Line: 0.5
FLAST Over-Under Record: 3-4, 42.9% Avg Over/Under Line: -4.1
DLR TRENDS:
AccuScore Record in Totals MIA games: 6-2, 75%
AccuScore Record in Totals FLAST games: 4-3, 57.1%

PICK: OVER 63.5
AccuScore's Over-Under Line is 66
TEAM TRENDS:
WAS Over-Under Record: 5-3, 62.5% Avg Over/Under Line: 7.6
USC Over-Under Record: 5-4, 55.6% Avg Over/Under Line: 3.2
DLR TRENDS:
AccuScore Record in Totals WAS games: 6-2, 75%
AccuScore Record in Totals USC games: 5-3, 62.5%


Oregon+3.5
AccuScore's Point Spread Line is Stanford -1
TEAM TRENDS:
OR ATS Record: 5-3, 62.5% Sweat Barometer: 1.6
STAN ATS Record: 9-0, 100% Sweat Barometer: 11.8
DLR TRENDS:
AccuScore ATS Record in OR games: 5-3, 62.5%
AccuScore ATS Record in STAN games: 9-0, 100%

New Mexico State+7.5
AccuScore's Point Spread Line is Fresno State -4
TEAM TRENDS:
FREST ATS Record: 4-4, 50% Sweat Barometer: -2.4
NMXST ATS Record: 6-3, 66.7% Sweat Barometer: 2.6
DLR TRENDS:
AccuScore ATS Record in FREST games: 6-2, 75%
AccuScore ATS Record in NMXST games: 7-1, 87.5%

UNDER 64
AccuScore's Over-Under Line is 59
TEAM TRENDS:
FREST Over-Under Record: 7-1, 87.5% Avg Over/Under Line: 10.1
NMXST Over-Under Record: 7-1, 87.5% Avg Over/Under Line: 10.3
DLR TRENDS:
AccuScore Record in Totals FREST games: 5-2, 71.4%
AccuScore Record in Totals NMXST games: 4-3, 57.1%

Colorado+10.5
AccuScore's Point Spread Line is Arizona -7
TEAM TRENDS:
ARI ATS Record: 2-6, 25% Sweat Barometer: -4.6
COL ATS Record: 2-8, 20% Sweat Barometer: -5.5
DLR TRENDS:
AccuScore ATS Record in ARI games: 7-1, 87.5%
AccuScore ATS Record in COL games: 5-4, 55.6%

iddle Tennessee State+6
AccuScore's Point Spread Line is Louisiana-Monroe -4
TEAM TRENDS:
MIDTEN ATS Record: 3-5, 37.5% Sweat Barometer: -4.6
LAMON ATS Record: 3-5, 37.5% Sweat Barometer: -0.4
DLR TRENDS:
AccuScore ATS Record in MIDTEN games: 6-1, 85.7%
AccuScore ATS Record in LAMON games: 5-3, 62.5%

Western Kentucky+41.5
AccuScore's Point Spread Line is LSU -37
TEAM TRENDS:
WKY ATS Record: 7-1, 87.5% Sweat Barometer: 8.6
LSU ATS Record: 7-1, 87.5% Sweat Barometer: 12.2
DLR TRENDS:
AccuScore ATS Record in WKY games: 5-3, 62.5%
AccuScore ATS Record in LSU games: 4-2, 66.7%

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Mike hook


cbb comps
2* san jose st. +7
2* florida atlantic pk
2* uc davis -4.5
2* evansville +3

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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