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Gridiron Gold Sheet
NCAA Best Bets (34-28-4) Utah under, NC St, South Carolina, Liberty, MTSU
NFL Best Bets (30-16-2) (8-0 run the last 2 weeks) Saint, Saints under, Miami, Houston

Marc Lawrence Playbook NCAA
5* (6-7)
4* (6-7)
3* (5-7-1)
Upset pick (4-9) Utah
Betcha Didn't Know (4-17-1) Carolina
Awesome Angle (4-9) NW, Georgia, Texas
Incredible Stat (5-7-1) Buffalo

Marc Lawrence Playbook NFL
5* (9-3) Carolina
4* (7-5) Pitt
3* (6-6) Dallas

Pointwise NCAA
1* (9-14-2)
2* (4-9)
3* (5-8) Texas
4* (14-10-2) Buffalo
5* (16-10) Alabama, Utah

Pointwise NFL
3* (4-8) Seattle
4* (8-15-1) Washington, KC
5* (9-15) Denver, Houston

PowerPlays
NCAA 4.5* (25-17-1) NC St
NCAA 4* (26-29) Boise St
NFL 4* (7-4-1) Buffalo

PowerSweep NCAA
4* (9-4) --
3* (14-11) Texas
2* (15-10-2) UAB, Washington
Underdog Play of the Week (6-6-1) --
Tech Play of the Week (5-2-1) Louisiana
Revenge Play of the Week (5-7) UAB
Situational Play of the Week (6-4) NC St
Series Play of the Week (6-3) --

PowerSweep NFL
4* (6-6) Pitt
3* (5-6-1) Seattle
2* (4-7-1) Buffalo
NFL System play (6-8) Minn/NE Under
4* Pro Angle (0-3) KC

Powers Picks NCAA
3* (15-10)
2* (24-16) Washington
1* (0-0) Texas

Powers Picks NFL
4* (0-0)
3* (5-6) Pitt
2* (18-5-1) Dallas, Atlanta
1* (0-0)

Sports Reporter
NCAA Super Best Bets (4-2)
NCAA Best Bets (23-20) Oklahoma
NFL Super Best Bets (1-0)
NFL Best Bets (12-11) Pitt, Philly

Red Sheet
90* (0-0-1)
89* (13-12) Ohio St
88* (24-27-1) Buffalo, Alabama, Clemson, UCF, Buffalo (NFL)

Winning Points
NCAA 4* (9-4) --
NCAA 3* (5-8) Buffalo
NFL 4* (6-6) Indy
NFL 3* (6-6) Minn

Killer Sports, not including teasers
MTI 5* (0-2)
MTI 4.5* (6-6-1)
MTI 4* (4-5)
MTI 3* (0-0)
SBB 4.5* (1-7)
SBB 4* (8-7-1)

Victor Kings's Totals Tipsheet
3* (5-7) Rams/Lions Over
2* (15-9) Bears/Giants Under, Minn/NE Under

Gold Sheet
NCAA Key Releases (23-26-1)
NFL Key Releases (16-17-3)
Extra Tech Play (8-5)

 

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Newsletters:
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Power Sweep
Sports Reporter
Marc Lawrence's Playbook
Gridiron Gold Sheet
Winning Points
Victor King's NFL Totals Tipsheet
Gaming Today November 28 - December 4
Powers' Picks
Pointwise
Red Sheet

Records:
2018 Newsletter records thru November 25
2017 Newsletter records
2016 Newsletter records
2017 Wise Guys Contest Final Results
Rx Newsletter Play of the Week

Football Podcast:
Marc Lawrence's November 28 Podcast with Victor King - Against the Spread

 

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[h=1]Season records[/h]Steele: 41-36-2 ATS (last week: 3-4)
Coughlin: 41-21-1 ATS (last week: 3-3)
Fallica: 40-37-1 ATS (last week: 0-7)
With conference championship week upon us, there's one more opportunity for teams to jockey for position in the College Football Playoffs and a number of prime bowl game opportunities. These remaining games offer a chance for the most observant bettors to take advantage of what they've learned throughout the season. As is the case every Thursday, Phil Steele, Chris Fallica and "Stanford Steve" Coughlin pick their top plays across the college football landscape.
Here are the best bets for Week 14 of the college football season.
Lines from Westgate SuperBook, as of Wednesday afternoon.

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[h=2]Clemson Tigers (-27.5) vs. Pittsburgh Panthers (O/U 53.5)[/h]8 p.m. ET, Saturday, ABC/Watch ESPN
Fallica: I normally wouldn't think of laying this many points, as the Panthers are usually very reliable in the role of big underdogs. But I think Pitt wins the bad timing award this week, as Clemson gave up 600 yards (510 through the air) last week vs. South Carolina. Now Clemson gets the 101st-rated pass offense in terms of expected points and there is also the fact that the Panthers upset the Tigers two years ago as a massive underdog. There will be no looking past Pitt to the CFP. And if you're concerned about laying this big of a number, know there have been five conference title games where the spread has been at least 24 points. Those five 24-point favorites went 4-1 ATS, with 2011 Oregon the only team not to cover as a 31-point favorites vs. UCLA. The five teams that covered all won by at least 31 points. The UCF offense put 45 on the board vs. Pitt, and Clemson should do the same.
ATS Pick: Clemson
Score: Clemson 45, Pitt 14

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[h=2]Utah Utes vs. Washington Huskies (-5, O/U 44.5)[/h]8 p.m. ET, Friday, Fox
Fallica: This is the second time this year the Utes and Huskies will meet. UW was a 21-7 winner in Salt Lake City in a game that Utah quarterback Tyler Huntley was just 20-for-38 passing for 138 yards and Zack Moss had only 11 carries for 67 yards as he was hampered because of an ankle injury. So their absence won't necessarily hamper the Utes' offense, as Jason Shelley has done a good job in Huntley's absence. In that game, the Utes had three critical, sloppy turnovers and went 0-for-3 on fourth down, including once after an interception return that was looking as if it would be returned for a TD. Jake Browning was just 14-for-24 passing in the game and had a 41 QBR, so it wasn't as if the Washington offense did much that night. Some numbers to digest: Washington is 3-9 ATS this year and 1-7 ATS as a favorite in Pac-12 play, covering the first meeting vs. Utah as a 4-point favorite. Nine of the Huskies' 12 games have gone under this year, including three times with totals in the 40s. Utah is 13-5-1 ATS with eight outright wins in its 19 games as an underdog since the start of the 2014 season. That includes a 3-1 ATS mark as a dog against the Huskies. In a revenge spot, in what I expect to be a low-scoring game, I'll take the points.
ATS Pick: Utah
Score: Washington 23, Utah 20
Coughlin: Last week was the effort from the Huskies that I expected all year, as they had their way in the Apple Cup, beating Washington State. And, with the return of tight end Hunter Bryant and running back Myles Gaskin, this offense is clicking on all cylinders and as lethal as there is in the conference. When you look at the head coaches in this matchup, it doesn't get any better; both of these guys are as good as it gets and will have their teams ready to go. I know Utah coach Kyle Whittingham is 14-5-1 in his past 20 as an underdog ATS, but I have to lean to the side of the purple and gold, especially because of the Utes losing some key players on their offense. I just think coach Chris Petersen has better personnel and a couple of more tricks up his sleeve. I'll take the Huskies to win and cover.
ATS pick: Washington
Score: Washington 27, Utah 17

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[h=2]Northwestern Wildcats vs. Ohio State Buckeyes (-14, O/U 60.5)[/h]8 p.m. ET, Saturday, Fox
Fallica: I'm banking on the Ohio State team we've seen for much of the season being the team that shows up in Indianapolis on Saturday night. After looking over on the other sideline last week and seeing that winged helmet as a favorite on their home field and getting an emotional boost, it's human nature that the Buckeyes will look across the field this week, see those purple uniforms and "N" on the helmet and see an easy win as a foregone conclusion. The problem is Northwestern is 12-3 ATS with nine outright wins in its past 15 games as an underdog. And it its past 11 games as a double-digit dog, the Wildcats are 10-1 ATS with seven outright wins. Additionally, in its past seven games as an underdog in Big Ten play, Northwestern is 7-0 ATS with six outright wins, including two outright wins as a double-digit dog. Most are assuming Ohio State will put forth a 2014 CFP type statement here, and I know Northwestern hasn't faced many offenses like Ohio State's all season and that could be a problem, but I'll back the disrespected underdogs who rarely fail to show in this role.
ATS Pick: Northwestern
Score: Ohio State 38, Northwestern 28
Steele: I am fully aware that Northwestern is on a 13-2-1 ATS as an underdog, but I like the Buckeyes here. Though Ohio State has struggled most of the year, it still has outgained its foes by 145 yards per game. Northwestern has been a great story as it wrapped up the Big Ten West title three weeks ago, and it has won 15 out of 16 Big Ten games dating to last year. On the season, the Wildcats are being outgained by 21 yards per game. Ohio State's defense has been hurt by explosive players all season, giving up a boatload of big plays. When the Buckeyes matched up against a pedestrian offense in Michigan State, they held them to only 274 yards. Northwestern has a run game that averages only 3.0 yards per carry, and in the past six games, Clayton Thorson has thrown for only 153 yards per game with a 6-to-5 touchdown-to-interception ratio. Though Northwestern's offense gains 29 yards per game below what its opponents usually give up, Ohio State's offense gains 165 yards per game above what its foes usually give up, which is second best in the country. The last time Ohio State entered the Big Ten title game needing an impressive win to make the College Football Playoff, it won 59-0 over Wisconsin in 2014 and went on to win the national championship that season.
ATS pick: Ohio State
Score: Ohio State 40, Northwestern 17

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[h=2]Stanford Cardinal (-3) at California Golden Bears (O/U 47)[/h]3 p.m. ET, Saturday, Pac-12 Network
Coughlin: This one just doesn't feel right. Cal has overcome a lot this year, with its biggest win a comeback road victory over USC two weeks ago to become bowl eligible. When I look back, the last time these two rivals came into "Big Game" with the same record, it was Cal that came out victorious in Palo Alto as Stanford was a pretty big favorite. It might be the most painful loss to me of the Jim Harbaugh/David Shaw era on The Farm. Stanford has won every meeting since, but you have to remember Cal equaled its longest win streak in the series with five straight victories from 2002 to 2006 and won seven of eight from 2002 to 2009. The Bears have done whatever they have needed to do this season on offense to get wins, and they even beat Washington without scoring an offensive TD. I think the home team covers.
ATS pick: Cal
Score: Cal 21, Stanford 20

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[h=2]Oklahoma Sooners (-8) vs. Texas Longhorns(O/U 78)[/h]12 p.m. ET, Saturday, ABC/Watch ESPN
Coughlin: Plenty has been made of Tom Herman as an underdog and the success he and his teams have with him as a head coach. On the other side, plenty has been made of the Oklahoma defense, as it comes in giving up an average or more than 32 points per game. The last time the teams played, Oklahoma was a little more than a touchdown favorite, which is what it is in this matchup, too. Last year, I got burned in this spot, as I picked TCU to upset Oklahoma in the Big 12 title game, seeing how I thought coach Gary Patterson and his defensive scheme would be better in the rematch. I do think the world of Texas defensive coordinator Todd Orlando and of course Herman, but I just like the talent on the OU offense more than what the Longhorns have on the defensive side of the ball. Plus, the game will be played indoors, so not even a little weather can get in the way of Kyler Murray and the Sooners. I think OU wins and covers.
ATS pick: Oklahoma
Score: Oklahoma 48, Texas 37
Steele: For the first time since 1903, these rivals will meet twice in the same season. Each of the past five meetings has been decided by seven points or fewer, and Texas has covered six in a row in the series. When these teams met on Oct. 6, I used Texas (+8) as one of my ESPN picks that week and the Longhorns won outright 48-45 as they kicked the winning field goal with nine seconds left. Oklahoma has the nation's most potent offense but also has a defense that has given up 623 yards per game in its past three games, which is 182 yards per game more than before that stretch. Texas has three losses this year, and they are by five, three and one point. Oklahoma has won its past four games by six points per game but was favored by an average of 18 points in those games. Herman is not only 13-1 ATS as an underdog in his career as a head coach, but also has won 10 of those contests outright. Texas has a significant edge on defense, and though Murray is a legitimate Heisman contender, Texas QB Sam Ehlinger has thrown for 23 touchdowns and only four interceptions.
ATS pick: Texas
Score: Oklahoma 45, Texas 44

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[h=2]Northern Illinois Huskies vs. Buffalo Bulls(-3.5)[/h]7 p.m. ET, Friday, ESPN 2
Steele: These teams have met 12 times with Northern Illinois having an 11-1 record. NIU is the champion of the stronger Western Division of the Mid-American Conference and clinched the title three weeks ago. With nothing to play for, the Huskies dropped their final two games and that is why they are an underdog for this game. NIU is battle-tested having faced a nonconference slate of Iowa, Utah, Florida State, and BYU. These two have faced six common MAC foes, and NIU was plus-74 yards per game in those games and Buffalo was just plus-24 yards per game. Buffalo QB Tyree Jackson got off to a great start this year, but in the past three games has thrown for only 126 yards per game, completing 49 percent of his passes with a 2-3 ratio. NIU has a significant edge on defense, and head coach Rod Carey is now in his fourth MAC title game, and Buffalo has not been here since 2008. NIU has taken on the much tougher schedule and has a stronger defense. I feel the better team is the underdog and will take the Huskies to win outright.
ATS pick: Northern Illinois
Score: Northern Illinois 23, Buffalo 20

 

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VSIN Point Spread Weekly

 

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The leader in the Wise Guys Contest is still Mike Muzyka:

 

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Joe Gavazzi's CFB Pointspread Prognosis

 

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Wise Guys Contest
Joe Gavazzi's CFB Pointspread Prognosis
Gaming Today November 28 - December 4

Records:
2018 Newsletter records thru November 25
2017 Newsletter records
2016 Newsletter records
2017 Wise Guys Contest Final Results
Rx Newsletter Play of the Week

Football Podcast:
Marc Lawrence's November 28 Podcast with Victor King - Against the Spread

 

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Newsletters:
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Power Sweep
Sports Reporter
Marc Lawrence's Playbook
Gridiron Gold Sheet
Winning Points
Gaming Today November 28 - December 4
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Pointwise
Red Sheet
VSIN Point Spread Weekly
Wise Guys Contest
Joe Gavazzi's CFB Pointspread Prognosis
Joe Gavazzi's NFL Poinstread Prognosis
Victor King's NFL Totals Tipsheet

Records:
2018 Newsletter records thru November 25
2017 Newsletter records
2016 Newsletter records
2017 Wise Guys Contest Final Results
Rx Newsletter Play of the Week

Football Podcast:
Marc Lawrence's November 28 Podcast with Victor King - Against the Spread

 

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MEGALOCKS.....Here is Mega's initial email and the pick detail will follow:

Hey everyone. Incredibly tough week to find value. The lines are really tight. This will be the only side or total for the week unless something changes dramatically today. There will be one or two team totals for Saturday sent out per the usual process. As always, you can read the write-ups and analysis to get a feel for the games and decide if you want to get a little more sweet action down for Friday night and/or Saturday. Or just send me a note or post a question in the forum. Thanks!Saturday, December 1, 12:00 pm EST.Vegas Rotation #311Texas +8 -106 (+8 is widely available) (play down to +7.5)Oklahoma vs Texas – College Football Predictions​

[FONT=&quot]The Game[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]DING DING DING. Round Two.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Texas and Oklahoma will do battle for the second time this season BUT this game is for all the Big 12 marbles. The Sooners lost the first meeting by a score of 48-45 and almost pulled off a big comeback. That is Oklahoma’s only loss this year. The Longhorns have lost three games this year (including their annual defeat at the hands of Maryland) but they came by a combined NINE points. It’s probably too much to ask for another classic BUT you just never know when these two teams get together.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]The Details[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Oklahoma -8 Texas (77)
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[FONT=&quot]MEGALOCKS LINE – Oklahoma -6[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]“Vegas” Implied Projected Score: Oklahoma 42.5 Texas 34.5
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[FONT=&quot]The Match-Up:[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Oklahoma offense vs Texas defense[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Sooners’ QB Kyler Murray has been the most dynamic player in college football this season passing for over 3,600 yards and 37 TDs (just 7 INT) while rushing for 11 scores on the ground. In fact, it seems a certainty that Murray will end up with more than 1,000 yards rushing on the season given that he has already banked 853 yards with at least two games left to play. And it’s not JUST the yards. It’s the fact that he can score at any time from anywhere on the field with his blazing speed. He has a fantastic arm and a devastating set of weapons to utilize when MATRICULATING the ball down the field in the passing game. Marquise Brown and CeeDee Lamb have well over 2,000 receiving yards between the two of them to go along with 19 TD receptions. It is a virtual certainty that these guys will combine for a small handful of big plays once again on Saturday. RB Kennedy Brooks only carried the ball three times in their first meeting and he has been excellent over the past three games rushing for 165,171 and 182 yards (6 TDs). Texas is going to have their hands full but they have one of the best defenses in the conference (#3 total defense, #3 yards per play) and appear to be a bit healthier than they were a few weeks ago. The Horns will have to do a good job on 3rd downs (#6 Big 12, 43%), bag a few turnovers and create some negative plays. They are #3 in the Big 12 in TFL. Texas doesn’t need to play perfect on defense. They just need to do what they did in the first match-up in our estimation (allowed 24 points in the first three quarters) to give themselves a shot to win this baby.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Texas offense vs Oklahoma defense[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]The Longhorns’ offense isn’t flashy BUT keep in mind these guys scored 48 on the Sooners back in October. QB Sam Ehlinger is an underrated QB as he boasts an impressive 23-4 TD to INT ratio to go along with 11 rushing TDs. The dude can play, and he can move the chains. There is concern about his injured shoulder so it remains to be seen how effective he will be on Saturday. Back-up Shane Buechele is not the same player but he is more than capable of moving the ball on the porous Sooners’ defense. Texas has a good RB group, although they lack the ability to make explosive plays. Their longest rush as a team all season is 39 yards. There are a pair of excellent WR targets that compare pretty favorably with their Sooner counterparts. Lil’Jordan Humphrey and Collin Johnson have combined for over 1,800 yards receiving and 14 TDs. Tre Watson has bagged 20 catches out of the backfield. This offense gets to face one of the worst defenses around (no exaggeration). Oklahoma has yielded 40+ points in four consecutive games including a home date with Kansas. Texas needs to sustain drives and turnovers will kill them.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Trends, Intangibles and More![/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Texas has covered the last six meetings between these two teams…….The last five games have all been close with margins of victory ALL seven points or less (3,5,5,7,5).[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Summary[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]The Sooners are lethal on offense. The defense is a hot mess. It seems like a lot to ask Oklahoma to cover this number when Texas should be able to score every time they get the ball. Much the same as Oklahoma. The teams know each other well and have a history of playing close games in recent times. Both teams are well coached. The Sooners are more likely to make a game-changing play on offense due to the presence of Kyler Murray but will that be enough to help them win by double digits? Can’t wait to find out! Should be a good one.
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[FONT=&quot]Conclusion[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Official play: Texas +8 -106[/FONT]

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Sports Illustrated College Tip Sheet

Sports Illustrated Pro Football Tip Sheet

 

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Speaking of records. Does anyone have a list of all the newsletters records for NCAA Top Picks & NFL Top Picks & COMBINED College & Pro winning percentages from top to bottom?

 

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Phil Steele's Inside the Pressbox - College

Phil Steele's Inside the Pressbox - NFL

 

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gold sheet pease

 

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Killer Sports NFL Report

 

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Newsletters:
Power Plays
Power Sweep
Sports Reporter
Marc Lawrence's Playbook
Gridiron Gold Sheet
Winning Points
Gaming Today November 28 - December 4
Powers' Picks
Pointwise
Red Sheet
VSIN Point Spread Weekly
Wise Guys Contest
Joe Gavazzi's CFB Pointspread Prognosis
Joe Gavazzi's NFL Poinstread Prognosis
Victor King's NFL Totals Tipsheet
Sports Illustrated College Tip Sheet
Sports Illustrated Pro Football Tip Sheet
Phil Steele's Inside the Pressbox - College
Phil Steele's Inside the Pressbox - NFL
Killer Sports NFL Report

Records:
2018 Newsletter records thru November 25
2017 Newsletter records
2016 Newsletter records
2017 Wise Guys Contest Final Results
Rx Newsletter Play of the Week

Football Podcast:
Marc Lawrence's November 28 Podcast with Victor King - Against the Spread

 

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Gold Sheet

goldsheet_01dec18.pdf - Google Drive

 

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Nelly's Green Sheet

 

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Westgate Las Vegas Supercontest

Westgate SuperContest Week 13 Standings and Week 13 Picks from all the contestants

Top 10 Contestants going into week 13:

 

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Newsletter Tracking Through December 2

Mendoza Line Newsletter Tracking (through 12/2/18)

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Not every newsletter gets posted every week, and I'll try to note when the record doesn't include every week of the season.

Another note is that the grading is based on the line indicated in the newsletter at the time of publication, not the closing line. Many of these newsletters will claim a win against the best available line as it moves throughout the week, but these records reflect the outcome against the line they were willing to make a play on in their newsletter.

Gridiron Gold Sheet
NCAA Best Bets (37-30-4)
NFL Best Bets (32-18-2)

Marc Lawrence Playbook NCAA
5* (6-7)
4* (6-7)
3* (5-7-1)
Upset pick (4-10)
Betcha Didn't Know (4-18-1)
Awesome Angle (5-11)
Incredible Stat (6-7-1)

Marc Lawrence Playbook NFL
5* (9-4)
4* (7-6)
3* (7-6)

Pointwise NCAA (0-4 overall this week)
1* (9-14-2)
2* (4-9)
3* (5-9)
4* (14-11-2)
5* (16-12)

Pointwise NFL
3* (5-8)
4* (8-16-1) (Washington +7 pending for MNF)
5* (11-15)

PowerSweep NCAA
4* (9-4)
3* (14-12)
2* (17-10-2)
Underdog Play of the Week (6-6-1)
Tech Play of the Week (5-2-1)
Revenge Play of the Week (5-7)
Situational Play of the Week (6-4)
Series Play of the Week (6-3)

PowerSweep NFL
4* (6-7)
3* (6-6-1)
2* (5-7-1)
NFL System play (7-8)
4* Pro Angle (0-4)

Powers Picks NCAA
3* (15-10)
2* (25-16)
1* (0-0)

Powers Picks NFL
4* (0-0)
3* (5-7)
2* (19-6-1)
1* (0-0)

Sports Reporter
NCAA Super Best Bets (4-2)
NCAA Best Bets (24-20)
NFL Super Best Bets (1-0)
NFL Best Bets (12-12) (Philadelphia -6.5 pending for MNF)

Red Sheet
90* (0-0-1)
89* (14-12)
88* (27-29-1)

Winning Points (0-3 overall this week)
NCAA 4* (9-4)
NCAA 3* (5-9)
NFL 4* (6-7)
NFL 3* (6-7)

Killer Sports, not including teasers (4-0 overall this week)
MTI 5* (0-2)
MTI 4.5* (7-6-1)
MTI 4* (5-5)
MTI 3* (0-0)
SBB 4.5* (1-7)
SBB 4* (10-7-1)

Victor Kings's Totals Tipsheet
3* (5-8)
2* (16-10)

PowerPlays
NCAA 4.5* (26-17-1)
NCAA 4* (26-30)
NFL 4* (8-4-1)

Gold Sheet
NCAA Key Releases (24-28-1)
NFL Key Releases (18-17-3) (Washington +7 pending for MNF)

Megalocks
First Release Plays (9-1-2)