Steve Big Dog Deumig
Friday 15 Dime Louisville
Very interesting case here to be made for Louisville and usually it's a sure sign of some smart money action. 73% of the public money has been put on Pittsburgh, yet the line has not moved off the opener. That my friends is substantial to see that much of a public sentiment and not see the line move. A closer look at tonight's contest shows that Pitt is now playing on a short week and traveling for the 3rd time in 4 weeks. Pitt is also coming off a heartbreaking loss to NC St. after going up big in the first half. That is just another reason we will go with Louisville tonight. I watched that game and the Pitt secondary is almost as bad as it gets and I look for Jr QB Burke to take full advantage of it in this game at home and put up some points to stay within the number.
Friday 15 Dime Louisville
Very interesting case here to be made for Louisville and usually it's a sure sign of some smart money action. 73% of the public money has been put on Pittsburgh, yet the line has not moved off the opener. That my friends is substantial to see that much of a public sentiment and not see the line move. A closer look at tonight's contest shows that Pitt is now playing on a short week and traveling for the 3rd time in 4 weeks. Pitt is also coming off a heartbreaking loss to NC St. after going up big in the first half. That is just another reason we will go with Louisville tonight. I watched that game and the Pitt secondary is almost as bad as it gets and I look for Jr QB Burke to take full advantage of it in this game at home and put up some points to stay within the number.
My vote for worst play of the day. Here is the Covers.com write up:
Play Toronto over Baltimore
After a season off ups and downs, the Toronto Blue Jays are trying to finish 2009 on the up side.
The Blue Jays have won six straight games and nine of their last 10 – including a three-game sweep of the Boston Red Sox. Heading into this final series of the schedule, Toronto’s bats have found the form that led them to such a great start to the season.
"The guys are swinging the bats like they did at the start of the season," manager Cito Gaston told MLB.com. "It's something positive to take home and bring back next year."
The Jay are hitting .305 and averaging more than seven runs per game in the last week. Versus the Red Sox, they scored a combined 31 runs and hit 12 home runs over those three games.
They have won five straight games against the Orioles and lead the season series 8-6. Toronto is hitting .277 versus Baltimore and has scored almost five runs per game over those contests.
Play Toronto over Baltimore
After a season off ups and downs, the Toronto Blue Jays are trying to finish 2009 on the up side.
The Blue Jays have won six straight games and nine of their last 10 – including a three-game sweep of the Boston Red Sox. Heading into this final series of the schedule, Toronto’s bats have found the form that led them to such a great start to the season.
"The guys are swinging the bats like they did at the start of the season," manager Cito Gaston told MLB.com. "It's something positive to take home and bring back next year."
The Jay are hitting .305 and averaging more than seven runs per game in the last week. Versus the Red Sox, they scored a combined 31 runs and hit 12 home runs over those three games.
They have won five straight games against the Orioles and lead the season series 8-6. Toronto is hitting .277 versus Baltimore and has scored almost five runs per game over those contests.
