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FGators for the most part the Gold Sheet, Playbook, Pointwise, Cajun-Sports Gator Report and SportsReporter, will pick up basketball after the first of the year (Jan 1) and they carry it through the NBA regular season. Winning Points has hoops coverage now but they are really the only one during this time of year. Once Jan 1 rolls around you will begin to see hoops in the newsletters. KillerSports for the first time has a daily NBA newsletter but that is the ONLY daily other than Cajun-Sports Gator Report. I'm sure I havent listed all of them someone else may know more than me but those are the ones I am aware of.
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Pointwise Red Sheet
Rutgers 34 - SYRACUSE 10 - (3:30 EST) -- Line opened at Rutgers minus 7½, and is now minus 8½. No
questioning the improvement of this year's 'Cuse edition, despite their 3-7 record. Hiring of
Marrone was a major plus, & will play out in the won/loss column in the near future. However,
the name of the game is numbers, & Syracuse's thin squad is losing the war of attrition,
with major injuries taking their toll. Throw in the fact that a bowl is now out of the
question. Enter the 7-2 Knights, who are once again in a late season rush, with a 31-0 rout
(32-pt cover) of a solid SoFlorida squad just the latest. They ran the table down the stretch
a year ago, own the Orange, & with the spot in the TD range, just can't ignore it.
RATING: RUTGERS 89
STANFORD 45 - California 16 - (7:30) -- Line opened at Stanford minus 6½, and is now minus 7. As we
wrote earlier on Pointwise, we've had this one circled for a month, & are simply shocked that
the line has come in at this low a number, especially with the previously unnoticed Cardinal
entering off that complete annihilation of USC (55-21, 44½ pt cover). And now Stanford
returns home, where it has been absolutely superb, covering 10 straight. In Gerhart, they
have the 3rd most prolific runner in the land, & Luck has now risen to 11th spot among the
nation's QBs. Cal is hurting, & hasn't impressed in a month. Revenge.
RATING: STANFORD 89
CLEMSON 48 - Virginia 13 - (3:30) -- Line opened at Clemson minus 19, and is now minus 19½. The Tigers
have always been a streak team, & with that being the case, it's about time that we jumped
on this rolling juggernaut. Five straight wins; four straight covers; at least 40 pts in each of
their last 4 games; rushing for 252, 242, & 254 yds the last 3 weeks; covering their last 4
games by a combined 54½ pts; the #12 defense in the nation, etc, etc. And this week, they
host a Virginia squad which has dropped 4 straight, by a combined score of 128-53 (0-3-1
ATS), & finds itself out of the bowl picture. Can see no other result here.
RATING: CLEMSON 88
TENNESSEE 30 - Vanderbilt 3 - (7:00) -- Line opened at Tennessee minus 16, and is now minus 17. The
rule in this series used to be simple. If the Vols were headed to a bowl, then the 'Dores were
a nice play as a solid underdog, with Tennessee looking past them. But if UT had failed to
secure a bowl shot, then they were loaded for bear, & would take out frustrations with a
thrashing of the always inferior Vandy. Not the case anymore, with the proliferation of bowl
games, but with the Vols at 5-5, this has become a full-focused affair. One of the top defenses
in the nation, vs a squad averaging just 8 ppg in SEC play. Got the picture?
RATING: TENNESSEE 88
NEW YORK GIANTS 31 - Atlanta 13 - (1:00) -- Line opened at NewYork minis 7, and is still minus 7. Oh,
how the Giants needed that bye week. They were approaching the basket-case stage, with
4 consecutive losses, after opening with 5 wins. And to make matters worse, their topranked
defense was suddenly a sieve, allowing more than 33 ppg in those 4 losses. However,
those setbacks all came vs quality foes, so it's hardly time to push the panic button.
The Falcons have dropped their last 4 road games, RB Turner is doubtful, and QB Ryan has
thrown at least 1 interception in each of his last 6 contests. Bouncbacker!
RATING: NEW YORK GIANTS 88
New Orleans 41 - TAMPA BAY 17 - (1:00) -- Line opened at NewOrleans minus 11½, and is still minus 11½.
The Saints exploded onto the NFL scene this season, with blowout wins in their first 6 games,
winning by an average score of 40-21, & covering all six. Well, things have certainly quieted
down, spreadwise, but NewOrleans is still unscathed straightup. But last week's narrow
escape at 1-8 StLouis has to serve as a wakeup call. They have won their last 4 road
games by a combined 98 pts straightup, & Reggie is becoming a force. (13.8 yds per carry
last wk). Will be ready for Bucs, who upset GreenBay in last hoster.
RATING: NEW ORLEANS 88
NEAR CHOICES (Rated 87): Houston, Mississippi, Kentucky, Cent Fla - NFL: Pitt, Arizona, Houston
LINE MOVES (from largest to smallest): OklaSt (-13 to -15½); TCU (-28½ to -31); Fla-Int (+43½ to +41½);
Nebraska (-14½ to -16½); Buff (-1½ to -3); NIU (+1½ to Pick); SoFla (-10½ to -12); FlaSt (-15½ to -17); Ga (-
7 to -8½); Temple (-11½ to -13); Houston (-22½ to -24) - NFL: Houston (-3½ to -4½); GBay (-5½ to -6½);
Philly (-2 to -3) -
TIME CHANGES: Clemson/Virginia: 3:30; VaTech/NoCaroSt: 3:30; OregonSt/WashSt: 5:00;
Oregon/Arizona 8:00; Texas/Kansas: 8:00 -
KEY INJURIES: Ariz RB Grigsby (shoulder) prob; ArizSt QB
Sullivan (bicep) ??; Buffalo RB Nduka (ankle) prob; Cal RB Best (concussion) out; Fresno RB Mathews
(concussion) prob; Georgia WR Green (shoulder) doubtful; HI QB Moniz (ribs) prob; Iowa QB Stanzi (ankle)
doubt; Kentucky QB Hartline (knee) out for season; LaTech RB Porter (leg) ??; LSU QB Jefferson (ankle)
prob; Marshall RB Marshall (ankle) doubt; Maryland QB Turner (knee) doubt, & RB Scott (wrist) prob; Miami
QB Harris (hand) prob; NIU RB Spann (shoulder) ??; OklaSt QB Robinson (head) prob; Temple RB Pierce
(shin) prob; Toledo QB Opelt (shoulder) ??; WashSt QB Tuel (knee) ?? - NFL: Atlanta RB Turner (ankle)
doubt; Cincy RB Benson (hip) prob; Denver QB Orton (ankle) ??; Miami RB Brown (foot) doubtful; Philly RB
Westbrook (concussion) doubt; Wash RB Portis (concussion) doubtful...
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Rutgers 34 - SYRACUSE 10 - (3:30 EST) -- Line opened at Rutgers minus 7½, and is now minus 8½. No
questioning the improvement of this year's 'Cuse edition, despite their 3-7 record. Hiring of
Marrone was a major plus, & will play out in the won/loss column in the near future. However,
the name of the game is numbers, & Syracuse's thin squad is losing the war of attrition,
with major injuries taking their toll. Throw in the fact that a bowl is now out of the
question. Enter the 7-2 Knights, who are once again in a late season rush, with a 31-0 rout
(32-pt cover) of a solid SoFlorida squad just the latest. They ran the table down the stretch
a year ago, own the Orange, & with the spot in the TD range, just can't ignore it.
RATING: RUTGERS 89
STANFORD 45 - California 16 - (7:30) -- Line opened at Stanford minus 6½, and is now minus 7. As we
wrote earlier on Pointwise, we've had this one circled for a month, & are simply shocked that
the line has come in at this low a number, especially with the previously unnoticed Cardinal
entering off that complete annihilation of USC (55-21, 44½ pt cover). And now Stanford
returns home, where it has been absolutely superb, covering 10 straight. In Gerhart, they
have the 3rd most prolific runner in the land, & Luck has now risen to 11th spot among the
nation's QBs. Cal is hurting, & hasn't impressed in a month. Revenge.
RATING: STANFORD 89
CLEMSON 48 - Virginia 13 - (3:30) -- Line opened at Clemson minus 19, and is now minus 19½. The Tigers
have always been a streak team, & with that being the case, it's about time that we jumped
on this rolling juggernaut. Five straight wins; four straight covers; at least 40 pts in each of
their last 4 games; rushing for 252, 242, & 254 yds the last 3 weeks; covering their last 4
games by a combined 54½ pts; the #12 defense in the nation, etc, etc. And this week, they
host a Virginia squad which has dropped 4 straight, by a combined score of 128-53 (0-3-1
ATS), & finds itself out of the bowl picture. Can see no other result here.
RATING: CLEMSON 88
TENNESSEE 30 - Vanderbilt 3 - (7:00) -- Line opened at Tennessee minus 16, and is now minus 17. The
rule in this series used to be simple. If the Vols were headed to a bowl, then the 'Dores were
a nice play as a solid underdog, with Tennessee looking past them. But if UT had failed to
secure a bowl shot, then they were loaded for bear, & would take out frustrations with a
thrashing of the always inferior Vandy. Not the case anymore, with the proliferation of bowl
games, but with the Vols at 5-5, this has become a full-focused affair. One of the top defenses
in the nation, vs a squad averaging just 8 ppg in SEC play. Got the picture?
RATING: TENNESSEE 88
NEW YORK GIANTS 31 - Atlanta 13 - (1:00) -- Line opened at NewYork minis 7, and is still minus 7. Oh,
how the Giants needed that bye week. They were approaching the basket-case stage, with
4 consecutive losses, after opening with 5 wins. And to make matters worse, their topranked
defense was suddenly a sieve, allowing more than 33 ppg in those 4 losses. However,
those setbacks all came vs quality foes, so it's hardly time to push the panic button.
The Falcons have dropped their last 4 road games, RB Turner is doubtful, and QB Ryan has
thrown at least 1 interception in each of his last 6 contests. Bouncbacker!
RATING: NEW YORK GIANTS 88
New Orleans 41 - TAMPA BAY 17 - (1:00) -- Line opened at NewOrleans minus 11½, and is still minus 11½.
The Saints exploded onto the NFL scene this season, with blowout wins in their first 6 games,
winning by an average score of 40-21, & covering all six. Well, things have certainly quieted
down, spreadwise, but NewOrleans is still unscathed straightup. But last week's narrow
escape at 1-8 StLouis has to serve as a wakeup call. They have won their last 4 road
games by a combined 98 pts straightup, & Reggie is becoming a force. (13.8 yds per carry
last wk). Will be ready for Bucs, who upset GreenBay in last hoster.
RATING: NEW ORLEANS 88
NEAR CHOICES (Rated 87): Houston, Mississippi, Kentucky, Cent Fla - NFL: Pitt, Arizona, Houston
LINE MOVES (from largest to smallest): OklaSt (-13 to -15½); TCU (-28½ to -31); Fla-Int (+43½ to +41½);
Nebraska (-14½ to -16½); Buff (-1½ to -3); NIU (+1½ to Pick); SoFla (-10½ to -12); FlaSt (-15½ to -17); Ga (-
7 to -8½); Temple (-11½ to -13); Houston (-22½ to -24) - NFL: Houston (-3½ to -4½); GBay (-5½ to -6½);
Philly (-2 to -3) -
TIME CHANGES: Clemson/Virginia: 3:30; VaTech/NoCaroSt: 3:30; OregonSt/WashSt: 5:00;
Oregon/Arizona 8:00; Texas/Kansas: 8:00 -
KEY INJURIES: Ariz RB Grigsby (shoulder) prob; ArizSt QB
Sullivan (bicep) ??; Buffalo RB Nduka (ankle) prob; Cal RB Best (concussion) out; Fresno RB Mathews
(concussion) prob; Georgia WR Green (shoulder) doubtful; HI QB Moniz (ribs) prob; Iowa QB Stanzi (ankle)
doubt; Kentucky QB Hartline (knee) out for season; LaTech RB Porter (leg) ??; LSU QB Jefferson (ankle)
prob; Marshall RB Marshall (ankle) doubt; Maryland QB Turner (knee) doubt, & RB Scott (wrist) prob; Miami
QB Harris (hand) prob; NIU RB Spann (shoulder) ??; OklaSt QB Robinson (head) prob; Temple RB Pierce
(shin) prob; Toledo QB Opelt (shoulder) ??; WashSt QB Tuel (knee) ?? - NFL: Atlanta RB Turner (ankle)
doubt; Cincy RB Benson (hip) prob; Denver QB Orton (ankle) ??; Miami RB Brown (foot) doubtful; Philly RB
Westbrook (concussion) doubt; Wash RB Portis (concussion) doubtful...
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