SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16
| Game | Time(ET) | Pick | Units |
|---|---|---|---|
| LSU at TEX | 12:00 PM | TEX -6.5 U 143.5 | +500 +500 |
| LAS at MIA | 12:00 PM | MIA -16.0 U 155.5 | +500 +500 |
| LNDNWD at INDPU | 12:00 PM | INDPU -2.5 O 140.0 | +500 +500 |
| GT at PSU | 12:00 PM | GT +3.0 O 149.5 | +500 +500 |
| KU at IND | 12:30 PM | KU -7.0 U 146.5 | +500 +500 |
| NJIT at NIAG | 01:00 PM | NIAG -6.0 O 140.5 | +500 +500 |
| LIU at RUTG | 01:00 PM | LIU +27.5 O 137.5 | +500 +500 |
| SH at PROV | 01:30 PM | PROV -20.5 U 143.0 | +500 +500 |
| BALL at INST | 01:45 PM | BALL +14.5 O 153.5 | +500 +500 |
| ALBY at DREX | 02:00 PM | DREX -11.0 U 141.5 | +500 +500 |
| JMU at HAMP | 02:00 PM | JMU -15.5 O 165.5 | +500 +500 |
| NORF at HOF | 02:00 PM | HOF -9.0 U 140.5 | +500 +500 |
| SCU at WSU | 02:00 PM | WSU -6.0 O 147.0 | +500 +500 |
| TEM at VCU | 02:00 PM | TEM +9.0 O 139.5 | +500 +500 |
| BRY at TOWS | 02:00 PM | TOWS -2.0 O 132.0 | +500 +500 |
| RID at MONM | 02:00 PM | MONM -5.0 U 143.5 | +500 +500 |
| SCST at PITT | 02:00 PM | PITT -28.5 O 155.0 | +500 +500 |
| BAY at MSU | 02:00 PM | BAY -3.5 U 144.5 | +500 +500 |
| KC at BGSU | 02:00 PM | BGSU -5.5 U 137.5 | +500 +500 |
| KENN at PRE | 02:00 PM | KENN -5.0 O 159.5 | +500 +500 |
| FGCU at MER | 02:00 PM | MER -2.0 O 132.0 | +500 +500 |
| WMU at UIC | 02:00 PM | WMU +11.5 O 137.0 | +500 +500 |
| SOU at TULN | 02:00 PM | TULN -14.5 U 160.0 | +500 +500 |
| GTWN at ND | 02:15 PM | ND -4.5 U 136.5 | +500 +500 |
| TAM at HOU | 02:30 PM | HOU -7.5 U 130.5 | +500 +500 |
| EMU at MICH | 02:30 PM | EMU +23.5 O 145.5 | +500 +500 |
| UNCW at GASO | 03:00 PM | GASO +9.0 O 143.5 | +500 +500 |
| BEL at SAM | 03:00 PM | BEL +3.5 O 167.5 | +500 +500 |
| PEAY at WKU | 03:00 PM | WKU -9.5 O 144.0 | +500 +500 |
| OSU at UCLA | 03:00 PM | OSU -1.5 U 133.0 | +500 +500 |
| CLEM at MEM | 03:00 PM | MEM -3.0 U 151.0 | +500 +500 |
| RICE at NWST | 03:00 PM | NWST +11.0 O 152.0 | +500 +500 |
| MOSU at TLSA | 03:00 PM | MOSU +1.0 O 141.5 | +500 +500 |
| RAD at BUCK | 03:30 PM | BUCK +3.5 U 132.5 | +500 +500 |
| FOR at SJU | 03:30 PM | SJU -14.0 U 150.5 | +500 +500 |
| SF at USU | 04:00 PM | SF +3.5 O 138.5 | +500 +500 |
| SELA at MURR | 04:00 PM | MURR -11.0 U 146.0 | +500 +500 |
| FAU at SBON | 04:00 PM | FAU -9.0 U 147.5 | +500 +500 |
| WEBB at APP | 04:00 PM | APP -6.5 U 137.5 | +500 +500 |
| L-IL at USF | 04:00 PM | USF +1.0 U 146.0 | +500 +500 |
| NORAL at TNTC | 04:00 PM | NORAL -2.0 U 146.0 | +500 +500 |
| CHS at VALP | 04:00 PM | VALP -3.5 U 139.5 | +500 +500 |
| SUU at NAU | 04:00 PM | NAU -4.0 U 149.5 | +500 +500 |
| UVU at UTAH | 04:00 PM | UVU +17.5 O 142.5 | +500 +500 |
| EVAN at BELL | 04:00 PM | BELL -2.5 U 140.5 | +500 +500 |
| UVM at VT | 04:00 PM | VT -9.5 U 138.5 | +500 +500 |
| DEL at URI | 04:30 PM | URI +3.0 O 144.0 | +500 +500 |
| FAMU at IOWA | 04:30 PM | IOWA -23.5 O 152.0 | +500 +500 |
| LMU at UCSB | 04:30 PM | UCSB +3.5 O 147.0 | +500 +500 |
| ARIZ at PUR | 04:30 PM | ARIZ -2.0 O 160.0 | +500 +500 |
| WCU at SCUS | 04:30 PM | WCU -4.5 U 145.5 | +500 +500 |
| CCSU at UMASS | 05:00 PM | CCSU +11.0 O 145.5 | +500 +500 |
| AFA at UTA | 05:00 PM | UTA -1.0 U 132.0 | +500 +500 |
| UCD at PAC | 05:00 PM | PAC +8.5 O 144.5 | +500 +500 |
| NW at DEP | 05:30 PM | NW -10.0 U 142.0 | +500 +500 |
| HP at UGA | 05:30 PM | UGA -9.0 O 149.0 | +500 +500 |
| UNC at UK | 05:30 PM | UK +1.5 U 164.0 | +500 +500 |
| L-MD at GMU | 06:00 PM | GMU -13.0 U 131.5 | +500 +500 |
| NE at UVA | 06:00 PM | UVA -16.5 U 127.5 | +500 +500 |
| CHSO at SCAR | 06:00 PM | SCAR -21.0 U 134.0 | +500 +500 |
| LIP at ARK | 06:00 PM | LIP +12.5 O 155.5 | +500 +500 |
| WVU at MASS | 06:30 PM | MASS +3.0 O 149.0 | +500 +500 |
UNLV at SMC07:00 PM
UNLV +6.0
O 131.5
+500 +500
IONA at STJOE07:00 PM
IONA +7.5
O 143.5
+500 +500
COOK at PFW07:00 PM
PFW -13.5
U 155.0
+500 +500
DAY at CIN07:00 PM
CIN -5.5
U 139.0
+500 +500
CHAR at RICH07:00 PM
RICH -4.5
U 135.5
+500 +500
SIU at WICH07:00 PM
WICH -5.5
U 141.5
+500 +500
UNCG at MRSH07:00 PM
UNCG -1.0
O 154.5
+500 +500
VAN at TTU07:30 PM
TTU -7.0
O 139.5
+500 +500
WIN at XAV07:30 PM
XAV -12.0
U 155.5
+500 +500
CAL at MISS07:30 PM
MISS -3.0
U 139.0
+500 +500
LT at SLU08:00 PM
LT -3.0
U 137.5
+500 +500
CALBA at UCRV08:00 PM
CALBA -1.5
U 132.5
+500 +500
CHAT at AAMU08:00 PM
CHAT -8.0
O 149.5
+500 +500
SMU at FSU08:00 PM
FSU -4.5
U 148.0
+500 +500
ALA at CREI08:00 PM
ALA +7.5
O 165.0
+500 +500
WIGB at OKLA09:00 PM
OKLA -24.5
U 136.0
+500 +500
GSU at BYU09:00 PM
BYU -24.5
O 151.0
+500 +500
WEB at WYO09:00 PM
WYO -2.5
U 134.0
+500 +500
UND at UTECH09:00 PM
UTECH -4.0
U 141.0
+500 +500
GRC at PORT09:30 PM
PORT +11.0
O 155.0
+500 +500
TXSO at NCAT09:30 PM
TXSO -10.0
U 146.0
+500 +500
ASU at TCU10:00 PM
TCU -8.0
U 152.5
+500 +500
NCST at TENN10:00 PM
TENN -9.5
U 150.0
+500 +500
SDAK at UCI10:00 PM
UCI -16.0
O 145.0
+500 +500
JKST at HOW11:59 PM
HOW -3.5
U 151.0
+500 +500
UNLV +6.0
O 131.5
+500 +500
IONA at STJOE07:00 PM
IONA +7.5
O 143.5
+500 +500
COOK at PFW07:00 PM
PFW -13.5
U 155.0
+500 +500
DAY at CIN07:00 PM
CIN -5.5
U 139.0
+500 +500
CHAR at RICH07:00 PM
RICH -4.5
U 135.5
+500 +500
SIU at WICH07:00 PM
WICH -5.5
U 141.5
+500 +500
UNCG at MRSH07:00 PM
UNCG -1.0
O 154.5
+500 +500
VAN at TTU07:30 PM
TTU -7.0
O 139.5
+500 +500
WIN at XAV07:30 PM
XAV -12.0
U 155.5
+500 +500
CAL at MISS07:30 PM
MISS -3.0
U 139.0
+500 +500
LT at SLU08:00 PM
LT -3.0
U 137.5
+500 +500
CALBA at UCRV08:00 PM
CALBA -1.5
U 132.5
+500 +500
CHAT at AAMU08:00 PM
CHAT -8.0
O 149.5
+500 +500
SMU at FSU08:00 PM
FSU -4.5
U 148.0
+500 +500
ALA at CREI08:00 PM
ALA +7.5
O 165.0
+500 +500
WIGB at OKLA09:00 PM
OKLA -24.5
U 136.0
+500 +500
GSU at BYU09:00 PM
BYU -24.5
O 151.0
+500 +500
WEB at WYO09:00 PM
WYO -2.5
U 134.0
+500 +500
UND at UTECH09:00 PM
UTECH -4.0
U 141.0
+500 +500
GRC at PORT09:30 PM
PORT +11.0
O 155.0
+500 +500
TXSO at NCAT09:30 PM
TXSO -10.0
U 146.0
+500 +500
ASU at TCU10:00 PM
TCU -8.0
U 152.5
+500 +500
NCST at TENN10:00 PM
TENN -9.5
U 150.0
+500 +500
SDAK at UCI10:00 PM
UCI -16.0
O 145.0
+500 +500
JKST at HOW11:59 PM
HOW -3.5
U 151.0
+500 +500
Completed Picks
Past Completed Picks| Date | W-L-T | % | Units | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12/16/2023 | 87-81-5 | 51.73% | -1050 | Detail |
| 12/15/2023 | 11-6-1 | 63.89% | +2200 | Detail |
| 12/14/2023 | 5-9-0 | 35.71% | -2450 | Detail |
| 12/13/2023 | 19-12-0 | 61.29% | +2900 | Detail |
| 12/12/2023 | 21-23-0 | 47.73% | -2150 | Detail |
| 12/11/2023 | 11-7-0 | 61.11% | +1650 | Detail |
| 12/10/2023 | 22-28-1 | 44.12% | -4400 | Detail |
| 12/09/2023 | 87-109-6 | 44.55% | -16450 | Detail |
| 12/08/2023 | 6-10-0 | 37.50% | -2500 | Detail |
| 12/07/2023 | 7-3-0 | 70.00% | +1850 | Detail |
| 12/06/2023 | 27-39-0 | 40.91% | -7950 | Detail |
| 12/05/2023 | 29-15-0 | 65.91% | +6250 | Detail |
| 12/04/2023 | 7-3-0 | 70.00% | +1850 | Detail |
| 12/03/2023 | 18-7-0 | 72.00% | +5150 | Detail |
| 12/02/2023 | 31-26-1 | 54.31% | +1200 | Detail |
| 12/01/2023 | 25-26-0 | 49.02% | -1800 | Detail |
DECEMBER'S COLLEGE HOOPS BEST BETS !
12/16/2023........................56 - 46............................54.90.............................+ 27.00
12/15/2023.........................10 - 5..............................66.66%.........................+ 22.50
12/14/2023..........................3 - 8................................27.27%.........................- 29.00
12/13/2023.......................14 - 8.................................63.63%.........................+ 26.00
12/12/2023.......................11 - 15..............................42.30%..........................- 27.50
12/11/2023......................... 9 - 5................................64.28%..........................+ 18.50
12/10/2023.........................14 - 20..............................41.17%..........................- 40.00
12/09/2023.........................49 - 60..............................44.95%..........................- 85.00
12/08/2023..............................6 - 8..............................42.85%...........................- 14.00
12/07/2023..............................6 - 3..............................66.66%..........................+ 13.50
12/06/2023............................23 - 27...........................46.00%...........................-20.00
12/05/2023............................16 -11............................59.25%...........................+ 19.50
12/04/2023................................6 - 2............................75.00%...........................+ 19.00
12/03/2023..............................18 - 7...........................72.00%............................+ 51.50
12/02/2023.............................24 - 12.........................66.66%.............................+ 54.00
12/01/2023.................................9 - 7..........................56.25%..............................+ 6.50
TOTALS...............................274 - 244.........................52.89%.............................. + 42.50
12/16/2023........................56 - 46............................54.90.............................+ 27.00
12/15/2023.........................10 - 5..............................66.66%.........................+ 22.50
12/14/2023..........................3 - 8................................27.27%.........................- 29.00
12/13/2023.......................14 - 8.................................63.63%.........................+ 26.00
12/12/2023.......................11 - 15..............................42.30%..........................- 27.50
12/11/2023......................... 9 - 5................................64.28%..........................+ 18.50
12/10/2023.........................14 - 20..............................41.17%..........................- 40.00
12/09/2023.........................49 - 60..............................44.95%..........................- 85.00
12/08/2023..............................6 - 8..............................42.85%...........................- 14.00
12/07/2023..............................6 - 3..............................66.66%..........................+ 13.50
12/06/2023............................23 - 27...........................46.00%...........................-20.00
12/05/2023............................16 -11............................59.25%...........................+ 19.50
12/04/2023................................6 - 2............................75.00%...........................+ 19.00
12/03/2023..............................18 - 7...........................72.00%............................+ 51.50
12/02/2023.............................24 - 12.........................66.66%.............................+ 54.00
12/01/2023.................................9 - 7..........................56.25%..............................+ 6.50
TOTALS...............................274 - 244.........................52.89%.............................. + 42.50
Sunday’s 6-pack:
— Bucks 146, Pistons 114- Detroit has lost 23 games in a row.
— Heat 118, Bulls 116- Jimmy Butler hit the game-winner at the buzzer.
— Kings 125, Jazz 104- Keegan Murray made 12 of 15 3-point shots!!!
— Warriors 124, Nets 120- Steph Curry was 6-8 on arc, scored 37 points.
— Thunder 118, Nuggets 117- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander hit the game-winner.
— Mavericks 131, Trailblazers 120- Luka Doncic scored 40, had a triple-double.
Quote of the Day
“I feel like I need a beer.”
Bengals QB Jake Browning, after Saturday’s overtime win
Sunday’s quiz
Who has the most wins as a head coach for the Detroit Lions?
Saturday’s quiz
NBA’s Oklahoma City Thunder used to be the Seattle SuperSonics.
Friday’s quiz
NFC East is the only division in the NFL where all four teams have won a Super Bowl.
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Minnesota led 17-3 after the third quarter.
WR Addison caught six passes for 111 yards, two TD’s.
Minnesota is 6-7 in one-score games this year (11-0 LY)
Mullens is the 56th QB to start an NFL game this season.
Bengals’ first five drives: 32 plays, 116 yards, 3 points.
Bengals’ last five drives: 38 plays, 263 yards, 24 points.
Bengals won their last three games, scoring 34-34-28 points.
Five of Cincinnati’s last six games went over the total.
Colts 30, Steelers 13
Pittsburgh led 13-0 early in second quarter.
Steelers’ second TD came on a 1-yard drive after a blocked punt.
After that TD, rest of game, Steelers ran 37 plays for 161 yards, no points.
Steelers lost four of their last five games, scoring 13.4 ppg.
Colts after the blocked punt: 57 plays, 340 yards, 30 points.
Indianapolis won/covered five of its last six games.
In its last six games, Indy is +9 in turnovers (13-4)
Colts’ team total: over 10-3-1.
Lions 42, Broncos 17
Goff was 24-34/278 passing, with five TD passes.
Lions’ first three drives: 14 plays, 47 yards, 3 punts.
Lions’ next five drives: 39 plays, 372 yards, 35 points.
Detroit is 10-5 ATS in last 15 games vs AFC opponents.
Lions outgained Denver, 448-287.
Last five weeks, Denver converted only 21-67 on third down.
Broncos are 2-5 ATS on the road this season.
Broncos are 7-15 ATS in last 22 games coming off a win.
— Purdue 92, Arizona 84
Boilermakers had three guys score 22+ points.
Purdue shot 61% inside arc, 10-24 on the arc.
First loss for 8-1 Arizona, which has three top 25 wins.
— Kentucky 87, North Carolina 83
Dillingham led Kentucky with 17 points; he didn’t start.
Kentucky had 18 offensive rebounds on 44 missed shots.
North Carolina led once; 72-71 with 5:15 left in game.
— Memphis 79, Clemson 77
First loss for 9-1 Clemson, which led 39-32 at half.
Teams combined to shoot 11-49 on the arc.
Memphis was +9 in turnovers (15-6).
— Ohio State 67, UCLA 60
Brickfest!!! Teams combined to shoot 2-24 on the arc.
Ohio State shot 58.5% inside the arc.
Buckeyes outscored UCLA 30-19 over last 10:47 of game.
— Kansas 75, Indiana 71
Hoosiers led by 13 early in second half.
Kansas played four subs a total of only 24 minutes.
McCullar was only 3-11 from floor, but 13-16 on foul line.
— Creighton 85, Alabama 82
Alabama shot 58% inside arc, only 4-22 on arc.
Crimson Tide led by 6 early in second half.
Creighton outscored Alabama 21-8 on the foul line.
— Saint Louis 75, Louisiana Tech 74
Tech is first team since 2009 to have ZERO TURNOVERS in a game.
But they lost; Billikens outscored Tech 11-4 over final 0:36 of the game.
Saint Louis made 10-18 3-point shots.
— Word of the Day: Smorgasbord- Saturday offered a wide variety of games on TV, starting at 11am, and running for the next 13-14 hours, a sports smorgasbord.
Myrtle Beach Bowl: Ohio U 41, Georgia Southern 21
Bobcats led 20-0 at halftime.
Ohio U was 10-15 on third down, Eagles 5-12
Georgia Southern loses its last five games, after a 6-2 start.
New Orleans Bowl: Jacksonville State 34, Louisiana 31 OT
Gamecocks win a bowl in their first season on the I-A level.
Louisiana loses, despite scoring three defensive touchdowns.
Jax State was minus-4 in turnovers, but ran ball 74 times for 290 yards.
Cure Bowl: Appalachian State 13, Miami OH 9
App State led 6-3 at halftime, on a rainy day in Orlando.
Both teams turned ball over three times.
App State outgained Miami, 388-227
New Mexico Bowl: Fresno State 37, New Mexico State 10
Bulldogs outgained New Mexico State 500-200.
Fresno converted 8-13 third down plays.
Fresno QB Keene was 31-39/380 passing, with 3 TD passes.
Los Angeles Bowl: UCLA 35, Boise State 22
Bruins outscored Boise State 21-0 in third quarter.
QB Garbers came off bench, was 9-12/152 passing, with two TD’s.
UCLA ran ball for 230 yards, outgained Broncos 510-332.
— Bucks 146, Pistons 114- Detroit has lost 23 games in a row.
— Heat 118, Bulls 116- Jimmy Butler hit the game-winner at the buzzer.
— Kings 125, Jazz 104- Keegan Murray made 12 of 15 3-point shots!!!
— Warriors 124, Nets 120- Steph Curry was 6-8 on arc, scored 37 points.
— Thunder 118, Nuggets 117- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander hit the game-winner.
— Mavericks 131, Trailblazers 120- Luka Doncic scored 40, had a triple-double.
Quote of the Day
“I feel like I need a beer.”
Bengals QB Jake Browning, after Saturday’s overtime win
Sunday’s quiz
Who has the most wins as a head coach for the Detroit Lions?
Saturday’s quiz
NBA’s Oklahoma City Thunder used to be the Seattle SuperSonics.
Friday’s quiz
NFC East is the only division in the NFL where all four teams have won a Super Bowl.
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Sunday’s Den: Wrapping up a busy sports Saturday
Bengals 27, Vikings 24 OTMinnesota led 17-3 after the third quarter.
WR Addison caught six passes for 111 yards, two TD’s.
Minnesota is 6-7 in one-score games this year (11-0 LY)
Mullens is the 56th QB to start an NFL game this season.
Bengals’ first five drives: 32 plays, 116 yards, 3 points.
Bengals’ last five drives: 38 plays, 263 yards, 24 points.
Bengals won their last three games, scoring 34-34-28 points.
Five of Cincinnati’s last six games went over the total.
Colts 30, Steelers 13
Pittsburgh led 13-0 early in second quarter.
Steelers’ second TD came on a 1-yard drive after a blocked punt.
After that TD, rest of game, Steelers ran 37 plays for 161 yards, no points.
Steelers lost four of their last five games, scoring 13.4 ppg.
Colts after the blocked punt: 57 plays, 340 yards, 30 points.
Indianapolis won/covered five of its last six games.
In its last six games, Indy is +9 in turnovers (13-4)
Colts’ team total: over 10-3-1.
Lions 42, Broncos 17
Goff was 24-34/278 passing, with five TD passes.
Lions’ first three drives: 14 plays, 47 yards, 3 punts.
Lions’ next five drives: 39 plays, 372 yards, 35 points.
Detroit is 10-5 ATS in last 15 games vs AFC opponents.
Lions outgained Denver, 448-287.
Last five weeks, Denver converted only 21-67 on third down.
Broncos are 2-5 ATS on the road this season.
Broncos are 7-15 ATS in last 22 games coming off a win.
— Purdue 92, Arizona 84
Boilermakers had three guys score 22+ points.
Purdue shot 61% inside arc, 10-24 on the arc.
First loss for 8-1 Arizona, which has three top 25 wins.
— Kentucky 87, North Carolina 83
Dillingham led Kentucky with 17 points; he didn’t start.
Kentucky had 18 offensive rebounds on 44 missed shots.
North Carolina led once; 72-71 with 5:15 left in game.
— Memphis 79, Clemson 77
First loss for 9-1 Clemson, which led 39-32 at half.
Teams combined to shoot 11-49 on the arc.
Memphis was +9 in turnovers (15-6).
— Ohio State 67, UCLA 60
Brickfest!!! Teams combined to shoot 2-24 on the arc.
Ohio State shot 58.5% inside the arc.
Buckeyes outscored UCLA 30-19 over last 10:47 of game.
— Kansas 75, Indiana 71
Hoosiers led by 13 early in second half.
Kansas played four subs a total of only 24 minutes.
McCullar was only 3-11 from floor, but 13-16 on foul line.
— Creighton 85, Alabama 82
Alabama shot 58% inside arc, only 4-22 on arc.
Crimson Tide led by 6 early in second half.
Creighton outscored Alabama 21-8 on the foul line.
— Saint Louis 75, Louisiana Tech 74
Tech is first team since 2009 to have ZERO TURNOVERS in a game.
But they lost; Billikens outscored Tech 11-4 over final 0:36 of the game.
Saint Louis made 10-18 3-point shots.
— Word of the Day: Smorgasbord- Saturday offered a wide variety of games on TV, starting at 11am, and running for the next 13-14 hours, a sports smorgasbord.
Myrtle Beach Bowl: Ohio U 41, Georgia Southern 21
Bobcats led 20-0 at halftime.
Ohio U was 10-15 on third down, Eagles 5-12
Georgia Southern loses its last five games, after a 6-2 start.
New Orleans Bowl: Jacksonville State 34, Louisiana 31 OT
Gamecocks win a bowl in their first season on the I-A level.
Louisiana loses, despite scoring three defensive touchdowns.
Jax State was minus-4 in turnovers, but ran ball 74 times for 290 yards.
Cure Bowl: Appalachian State 13, Miami OH 9
App State led 6-3 at halftime, on a rainy day in Orlando.
Both teams turned ball over three times.
App State outgained Miami, 388-227
New Mexico Bowl: Fresno State 37, New Mexico State 10
Bulldogs outgained New Mexico State 500-200.
Fresno converted 8-13 third down plays.
Fresno QB Keene was 31-39/380 passing, with 3 TD passes.
Los Angeles Bowl: UCLA 35, Boise State 22
Bruins outscored Boise State 21-0 in third quarter.
QB Garbers came off bench, was 9-12/152 passing, with two TD’s.
UCLA ran ball for 230 yards, outgained Broncos 510-332.
NCAAB
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17
| Game | Time(ET) | Pick | Units |
|---|---|---|---|
| STON at ARMY | 01:00 PM | STON -4.0 U 133.0 | +500 +500 |
| COLG at ILL | 01:00 PM | ILL -17.0 U 145.5 | +500 +500 |
| USC at AUB | 01:00 PM | AUB -8.5 U 151.0 | +500 +500 |
| ORE at SYR | 01:00 PM | ORE -5.0 O 147.5 | +500 +500 |
| WAG at FAIR | 02:00 PM | FAIR -7.0 O 133.0 | +500 +500 |
| PEPP at LOU | 02:00 PM | LOU -1.5 O 147.5 | +500 +500 |
| VMI at LONG | 02:00 PM | LONG -19.0 U 145.0 | +500 +500 |
| ALCN at UNI | 02:00 PM | UNI -17.5 O 149.0 | +500 +500 |
| STET at NEOM | 02:00 PM | NEOM +1.5 O 144.5 | +500 +500 |
| NEB at KSU | 03:00 PM | KSU -4.0 U 149.5 | +500 +500 |
| UTSA at ORST | 03:00 PM | ORST -10.5 U 149.0 | +500 +500 |
| CSF at BSU | 04:00 PM | CSF +12.5 O 133.0 | +500 +500 |
| NKU at EKY | 04:00 PM | NKU +3.0 O 143.5 | +500 +500 |
| ULL at MCNS | 04:00 PM | MCNS -6.5 U 140.0 | +500 +500 |
| UNT at MSST | 04:00 PM | MSST -6.5 O 125.5 | +500 +500 |
| UTEP at ACU | 04:00 PM | ACU -1.5 U 138.0 | +500 +500 |
| NDSU at ILST | 04:00 PM | NDSU +4.0 O 134.5 | +500 +500 |
| ORU at OKST | 05:00 PM | ORU +9.0 O 144.0 | +500 +500 |
| HALL at MIZZ | 05:00 PM | MIZZ -1.5 U 139.5 | +500 +500 |
| IDHO at STAN | 05:00 PM | IDHO +17.0 O 144.0 | +500 +500 |
| MONT at SJSU | 05:00 PM | SJSU -2.0 O 136.0 | +500 +500 |
| HOW at TXSO | 06:00 PM | TXSO +2.0 U 139.5 | +500 +500 |
| FAMU at ISU | 06:00 PM | ISU -35.0 U 137.0 | +500 +500 |
| WASH at SEA | 08:00 PM | WASH -4.5 U 148.0 | +500 +500 |
| NCAT at JKST | 08:30 PM | JKST -10.0 U 154.5 | +500 +500 |
| NEV at HAW | 10:00 PM | HAW +1.5 U 142.0 | +500 +500 |
Completed Picks
Past Completed Picks| Date | W-L-T | % | Units | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12/17/2023 | 25-24-3 | 51.02% | -700 | Detail |
| 12/16/2023 | 87-81-5 | 51.73% | -1050 | Detail |
| 12/15/2023 | 11-6-1 | 63.89% | +2200 | Detail |
| 12/14/2023 | 5-9-0 | 35.71% | -2450 | Detail |
| 12/13/2023 | 19-12-0 | 61.29% | +2900 | Detail |
| 12/12/2023 | 21-23-0 | 47.73% | -2150 | Detail |
| 12/11/2023 | 11-7-0 | 61.11% | +1650 | Detail |
| 12/10/2023 | 22-28-1 | 44.12% | -4400 | Detail |
| 12/09/2023 | 87-109-6 | 44.55% | -16450 | Detail |
| 12/08/2023 | 6-10-0 | 37.50% | -2500 | Detail |
| 12/07/2023 | 7-3-0 | 70.00% | +1850 | Detail |
| 12/06/2023 | 27-39-0 | 40.91% | -7950 | Detail |
| 12/05/2023 | 29-15-0 | 65.91% | +6250 | Detail |
| 12/04/2023 | 7-3-0 | 70.00% | +1850 | Detail |
| 12/03/2023 | 18-7-0 | 72.00% | +5150 | Detail |
| 12/02/2023 | 31-26-1 | 54.31% | +1200 | Detail |
| 12/01/2023 | 25-26-0 | 49.02% | -1800 | Detail |
DECEMBER'S COLLEGE HOOPS BEST BETS !
12/17/2023........................19 - 14 ...........................57.57%..........................+ 18.00
12/16/2023........................56 - 46............................54.90.............................+ 27.00
12/15/2023.........................10 - 5..............................66.66%.........................+ 22.50
12/14/2023..........................3 - 8................................27.27%.........................- 29.00
12/13/2023.......................14 - 8.................................63.63%.........................+ 26.00
12/12/2023.......................11 - 15..............................42.30%..........................- 27.50
12/11/2023......................... 9 - 5................................64.28%..........................+ 18.50
12/10/2023.........................14 - 20..............................41.17%..........................- 40.00
12/09/2023.........................49 - 60..............................44.95%..........................- 85.00
12/08/2023..............................6 - 8..............................42.85%...........................- 14.00
12/07/2023..............................6 - 3..............................66.66%..........................+ 13.50
12/06/2023............................23 - 27...........................46.00%...........................-20.00
12/05/2023............................16 -11............................59.25%...........................+ 19.50
12/04/2023................................6 - 2............................75.00%...........................+ 19.00
12/03/2023..............................18 - 7...........................72.00%............................+ 51.50
12/02/2023.............................24 - 12.........................66.66%.............................+ 54.00
12/01/2023.................................9 - 7..........................56.25%..............................+ 6.50
TOTALS...............................293 - 258.........................53.17%.............................. + 60.00
12/17/2023........................19 - 14 ...........................57.57%..........................+ 18.00
12/16/2023........................56 - 46............................54.90.............................+ 27.00
12/15/2023.........................10 - 5..............................66.66%.........................+ 22.50
12/14/2023..........................3 - 8................................27.27%.........................- 29.00
12/13/2023.......................14 - 8.................................63.63%.........................+ 26.00
12/12/2023.......................11 - 15..............................42.30%..........................- 27.50
12/11/2023......................... 9 - 5................................64.28%..........................+ 18.50
12/10/2023.........................14 - 20..............................41.17%..........................- 40.00
12/09/2023.........................49 - 60..............................44.95%..........................- 85.00
12/08/2023..............................6 - 8..............................42.85%...........................- 14.00
12/07/2023..............................6 - 3..............................66.66%..........................+ 13.50
12/06/2023............................23 - 27...........................46.00%...........................-20.00
12/05/2023............................16 -11............................59.25%...........................+ 19.50
12/04/2023................................6 - 2............................75.00%...........................+ 19.00
12/03/2023..............................18 - 7...........................72.00%............................+ 51.50
12/02/2023.............................24 - 12.........................66.66%.............................+ 54.00
12/01/2023.................................9 - 7..........................56.25%..............................+ 6.50
TOTALS...............................293 - 258.........................53.17%.............................. + 60.00
Armadillo Sports
Monday’s 6-pack:
— Auburn 91, USC 75- Tigers led 49-35 at halftime.
— Nebraska 62, Kansas State 46- Huskers outscored K-State 31-12 in second half.
— Celtics 114, Magic 97- Orlando was minus-34 with Anthony Black off the floor.
— Phoenix 112, Wizards 108- Suns’ four subs were a combined +39.
— Pelicans 146, Spurs 110- New Orleans scored 85 points in second half.
— Warriors 118, Portland 114- First time in 269 games Steph Curry didn’t make a 3-point shot; he was 0-8 behind the arc.
Quote of the Day
“We’ve been through four quarterbacks. It’s not going to shake us because we’ve literally been through it all with injuries and everything else. So this is just another step in our journey, another opportunity for us to write a very peculiar but great legacy.”
Cleveland Browns DE Myles Garrett
Monday’s quiz
Who is the all-time leading in passing yardage for the Philadelphia Eagles?
Sunday’s quiz
Wayne Fontes (67-71) has the most wins as a head coach for the Detroit Lions; he was Detroit’s coach the last time they won a playoff game, in 1991.
Saturday’s quiz
NBA’s Oklahoma City Thunder used to be the Seattle SuperSonics.
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Panthers 9, Falcons 7
— Falcons lost five of their last seven games.
— Atlanta ran ball 31 times for only 52 yards.
— Underdogs covered nine of Atlanta’s last ten games.
— Falcons’ loss puts Tampa Bay atop NFC South.
— Carolina drove 85 yards, kicked game-winning field goal at the gun.
— Panthers allowed 13-7 points in their two wins.
— Carolina averaged 5.7 yards/pass attempt, their best since Week 5.
— Panthers’ team total: under 10-4
Browns 20, Bears 17
— Flacco threw for 374 yards, two TD’s.
— Bears haven’t led at halftime since Week 7 vs Las Vegas.
— Chicago did lead 17-7 after the third quarter.
— Cleveland is 7-3 SU in last ten games (5-2 ATS in last seven)
— Chicago’s only TD drive was two yards long, after an INT.
— Bears also scored a touchdown on a 45-yard pick-6.
— Chicago is 2-8 when it scores less than 28 points.
— Hail Mary on last play of game was dropped by WR Mooney.
Buccaneers 34, Packers 20
— Mayfield was 22-28/381 passing, with four TD’s.
— Tampa Bay led 13-10 at halftime.
— First 3 drives of second half, Bucs ran 23 plays for 216 yards, 3 TD’s.
— Bucs won/covered four of last six games (6-2 ATS last eight)
— Buccaneers averaged 10.7 yards/pass attempt.
— Packers ran ball 17 times for only 60 yards.
— QB Jordan Love is 6-9 as an NFL starter.
— Over is 5-1 in Green Bay’s last six games.
Texans 19, Titans 16 OT
— Fairbairn’s 4th FG, a 54-yarder, won game with 0:02 left in OT.
— Backup QB Keenum threw for 229 yards in his first start since 2021.
— Texans outgained Tennessee, 340-204.
— Underdogs covered 10 of their last 12 games.
— Titans led 13-0 after a 2nd quarter pick-6; they missed the PAT.
— Tennessee ran ball 30 times for only 66 yards.
— Tennessee is 0-5 ATS this season coming off a win.
— Titans are 4-1 scoring 27+ points, 1-8 scoring 17 or less.
Saints 24, Giants 6
— Giants didn’t score a TD, were outgained 296-193.
— Big Blue averaged only 3.0 yards/pass attempt.
— Last three weeks, Giants are 9-39 on third down.
— Since 2018, Big Blue is 11-21-1 ATS as a road underdog.
— Saints first three drives of 2nd half: 26 plays, 158 yards, 17 points.
— Last two games, Saints didn’t allow a TD on 21 drives.
— New Orleans outscored last three opponents 52-12 in second half.
— Under is 10-4 in Saints’ games this year, 5-2 at home.
Dolphins 30, Jets 0
— Dolphins outgained the Jets, 290-103.
— Under McDaniel, Miami is 9-4 ATS as a home favorite.
— Miami scored 30+ points in eight of 10 wins; 20-17-14-27 in losses.
— Favorites are 11-2 ATS in their last 13 games.
— In first half, Jets ran 27 plays for 4 yards. 27 plays, 4 yards.
— Jets lost six of last seven games, scoring 12.9 ppg.
— Jets are 2-10 ATS in last 12 AFC East road games.
— Under Saleh, Jets are 5-10 ATS coming off a win.
Chiefs 27, Patriots 17
— WR Rice caught nine passes for 91 yards and a TD.
— Chiefs are 6-2 ATS in last eight games coming off a loss.
— Chiefs held 10 of last 12 foes under 5.7 yards/pass attempt.
— Last seven games, KC is minus-7 in turnovers (5-12)
— Patriots lost six of seven, nine of last 11 games (2-9 ATS).
— New England converted only 2-12 third down plays.
— AFC East underdogs are 7-10 ATS outside the division.
— Since Brady left, NE is 28-36 SU in regular season, 0-1 in playoffs.
49ers 45, Cardinals 29
— SF won its last six games (4-2 ATS), scoring 36.2 ppg.
— Only 7 of the 49ers’ 54 plays came on third down.
— McCaffrey had 23 touches for 187 yards.
— SF is 10-4-1 ATS in last 15 NFC West road games.
— 49ers averaged 7.5 yards per play.
— Arizona is 3-11 ATS in last 14 NFC West home games.
— Over is 7-0 in Arizona’s home games this year.
— Arizona is 2-9 SU/4-7 ATS in its last eleven games.
Rams 28, Commanders 20
— First three series, Rams ran 33 plays for 208, scored only 10 points.
— Stafford threw 62-yard TD pass to Kupp on 3rd play of 3rd quarter.
— Last four weeks, Rams averaged 425.8 yards/game.
— Right now, Rams own #7-seed in NFC, the last playoff spot.
— Washington lost its last five games (2-6 ATS in last eight).
— Last four games, Commanders allowed 39.8 ppg.
— QB Brissett came off bench, was 8-10/124 passing, with 2 TD’s.
— Opponents’ team total: over 11-3
Bills 31, Cowboys 1o
— Bills ran ball for 266 yards, outgained Dallas 351-195.
— Bills’ first four drives: 37 plays, 244 yards, 21 points.
— Buffalo is 8-0 when it gives up 20 or less points
— Buffalo won/covered its last three games.
— Favorites are 6-1 ATS in Dallas’ road games.
— Cowboys averaged only 2.9 yards/pass attempt.
— Dallas has scored 37.2 ppg in wins, 14.8 in losses.
— Cowboys are 6-9 ATS last 15 games as a road dog (0-3 TY).
Ravens 23, Jaguars 7
— Ravens won eight of last nine games (6-3 ATS).
— QB Jackson threw for 171 yards, ran for 97 more.
— Baltimore is 5-1 SU/4-2 ATS on road this year
— Opponents’ team total: under 9-4-1
— Jacksonville lost its last three games, giving up 29.3 ppg.
— Jaguars converted only 3-13 third down plays.
— Jaguars gained 179 yards in first half, but didn’t score.
— Jaguars are minus-7 in turnovers in their losses (+4 in wins).
— Syracuse 83, Oregon 63
Syracuse trailed 14-4 early; they shot 62.5% inside arc.
Orange is forcing turnovers 21.7% of time (#35)
— Washington 100, Seattle 99, 2OT
Huskies shot 57.1% inside arc.
Washington put six players in double figures.
— Seton Hall 93, Missouri 87
Seton Hall shot 70% inside the arc, scored 1.33 ppp.
Pirates led by 16 with 10:00 left, survived late run by Mizzou.
— Oregon State 66, Texas-San Antonio 65
Beavers are 7-3, with five wins by 3 or less points, or in OT.
Monday’s 6-pack:
— Auburn 91, USC 75- Tigers led 49-35 at halftime.
— Nebraska 62, Kansas State 46- Huskers outscored K-State 31-12 in second half.
— Celtics 114, Magic 97- Orlando was minus-34 with Anthony Black off the floor.
— Phoenix 112, Wizards 108- Suns’ four subs were a combined +39.
— Pelicans 146, Spurs 110- New Orleans scored 85 points in second half.
— Warriors 118, Portland 114- First time in 269 games Steph Curry didn’t make a 3-point shot; he was 0-8 behind the arc.
Quote of the Day
“We’ve been through four quarterbacks. It’s not going to shake us because we’ve literally been through it all with injuries and everything else. So this is just another step in our journey, another opportunity for us to write a very peculiar but great legacy.”
Cleveland Browns DE Myles Garrett
Monday’s quiz
Who is the all-time leading in passing yardage for the Philadelphia Eagles?
Sunday’s quiz
Wayne Fontes (67-71) has the most wins as a head coach for the Detroit Lions; he was Detroit’s coach the last time they won a playoff game, in 1991.
Saturday’s quiz
NBA’s Oklahoma City Thunder used to be the Seattle SuperSonics.
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Monday’s Den: Wrapping up an NFL Sunday……
Panthers 9, Falcons 7
— Falcons lost five of their last seven games.
— Atlanta ran ball 31 times for only 52 yards.
— Underdogs covered nine of Atlanta’s last ten games.
— Falcons’ loss puts Tampa Bay atop NFC South.
— Carolina drove 85 yards, kicked game-winning field goal at the gun.
— Panthers allowed 13-7 points in their two wins.
— Carolina averaged 5.7 yards/pass attempt, their best since Week 5.
— Panthers’ team total: under 10-4
Browns 20, Bears 17
— Flacco threw for 374 yards, two TD’s.
— Bears haven’t led at halftime since Week 7 vs Las Vegas.
— Chicago did lead 17-7 after the third quarter.
— Cleveland is 7-3 SU in last ten games (5-2 ATS in last seven)
— Chicago’s only TD drive was two yards long, after an INT.
— Bears also scored a touchdown on a 45-yard pick-6.
— Chicago is 2-8 when it scores less than 28 points.
— Hail Mary on last play of game was dropped by WR Mooney.
Buccaneers 34, Packers 20
— Mayfield was 22-28/381 passing, with four TD’s.
— Tampa Bay led 13-10 at halftime.
— First 3 drives of second half, Bucs ran 23 plays for 216 yards, 3 TD’s.
— Bucs won/covered four of last six games (6-2 ATS last eight)
— Buccaneers averaged 10.7 yards/pass attempt.
— Packers ran ball 17 times for only 60 yards.
— QB Jordan Love is 6-9 as an NFL starter.
— Over is 5-1 in Green Bay’s last six games.
Texans 19, Titans 16 OT
— Fairbairn’s 4th FG, a 54-yarder, won game with 0:02 left in OT.
— Backup QB Keenum threw for 229 yards in his first start since 2021.
— Texans outgained Tennessee, 340-204.
— Underdogs covered 10 of their last 12 games.
— Titans led 13-0 after a 2nd quarter pick-6; they missed the PAT.
— Tennessee ran ball 30 times for only 66 yards.
— Tennessee is 0-5 ATS this season coming off a win.
— Titans are 4-1 scoring 27+ points, 1-8 scoring 17 or less.
Saints 24, Giants 6
— Giants didn’t score a TD, were outgained 296-193.
— Big Blue averaged only 3.0 yards/pass attempt.
— Last three weeks, Giants are 9-39 on third down.
— Since 2018, Big Blue is 11-21-1 ATS as a road underdog.
— Saints first three drives of 2nd half: 26 plays, 158 yards, 17 points.
— Last two games, Saints didn’t allow a TD on 21 drives.
— New Orleans outscored last three opponents 52-12 in second half.
— Under is 10-4 in Saints’ games this year, 5-2 at home.
Dolphins 30, Jets 0
— Dolphins outgained the Jets, 290-103.
— Under McDaniel, Miami is 9-4 ATS as a home favorite.
— Miami scored 30+ points in eight of 10 wins; 20-17-14-27 in losses.
— Favorites are 11-2 ATS in their last 13 games.
— In first half, Jets ran 27 plays for 4 yards. 27 plays, 4 yards.
— Jets lost six of last seven games, scoring 12.9 ppg.
— Jets are 2-10 ATS in last 12 AFC East road games.
— Under Saleh, Jets are 5-10 ATS coming off a win.
Chiefs 27, Patriots 17
— WR Rice caught nine passes for 91 yards and a TD.
— Chiefs are 6-2 ATS in last eight games coming off a loss.
— Chiefs held 10 of last 12 foes under 5.7 yards/pass attempt.
— Last seven games, KC is minus-7 in turnovers (5-12)
— Patriots lost six of seven, nine of last 11 games (2-9 ATS).
— New England converted only 2-12 third down plays.
— AFC East underdogs are 7-10 ATS outside the division.
— Since Brady left, NE is 28-36 SU in regular season, 0-1 in playoffs.
49ers 45, Cardinals 29
— SF won its last six games (4-2 ATS), scoring 36.2 ppg.
— Only 7 of the 49ers’ 54 plays came on third down.
— McCaffrey had 23 touches for 187 yards.
— SF is 10-4-1 ATS in last 15 NFC West road games.
— 49ers averaged 7.5 yards per play.
— Arizona is 3-11 ATS in last 14 NFC West home games.
— Over is 7-0 in Arizona’s home games this year.
— Arizona is 2-9 SU/4-7 ATS in its last eleven games.
Rams 28, Commanders 20
— First three series, Rams ran 33 plays for 208, scored only 10 points.
— Stafford threw 62-yard TD pass to Kupp on 3rd play of 3rd quarter.
— Last four weeks, Rams averaged 425.8 yards/game.
— Right now, Rams own #7-seed in NFC, the last playoff spot.
— Washington lost its last five games (2-6 ATS in last eight).
— Last four games, Commanders allowed 39.8 ppg.
— QB Brissett came off bench, was 8-10/124 passing, with 2 TD’s.
— Opponents’ team total: over 11-3
Bills 31, Cowboys 1o
— Bills ran ball for 266 yards, outgained Dallas 351-195.
— Bills’ first four drives: 37 plays, 244 yards, 21 points.
— Buffalo is 8-0 when it gives up 20 or less points
— Buffalo won/covered its last three games.
— Favorites are 6-1 ATS in Dallas’ road games.
— Cowboys averaged only 2.9 yards/pass attempt.
— Dallas has scored 37.2 ppg in wins, 14.8 in losses.
— Cowboys are 6-9 ATS last 15 games as a road dog (0-3 TY).
Ravens 23, Jaguars 7
— Ravens won eight of last nine games (6-3 ATS).
— QB Jackson threw for 171 yards, ran for 97 more.
— Baltimore is 5-1 SU/4-2 ATS on road this year
— Opponents’ team total: under 9-4-1
— Jacksonville lost its last three games, giving up 29.3 ppg.
— Jaguars converted only 3-13 third down plays.
— Jaguars gained 179 yards in first half, but didn’t score.
— Jaguars are minus-7 in turnovers in their losses (+4 in wins).
— Syracuse 83, Oregon 63
Syracuse trailed 14-4 early; they shot 62.5% inside arc.
Orange is forcing turnovers 21.7% of time (#35)
— Washington 100, Seattle 99, 2OT
Huskies shot 57.1% inside arc.
Washington put six players in double figures.
— Seton Hall 93, Missouri 87
Seton Hall shot 70% inside the arc, scored 1.33 ppp.
Pirates led by 16 with 10:00 left, survived late run by Mizzou.
— Oregon State 66, Texas-San Antonio 65
Beavers are 7-3, with five wins by 3 or less points, or in OT.
