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NCAA NEWS AND NOTES
Games To Watch - Week 7

We finally had a big change in the national title landscape last weekend with the Crimson Tide falling at South Carolina. Is that the lone bump in the road to Glendale or will we see more potholes along the way? Week 7 has a few games that can change everything once again.

Michigan State at Michigan

Skinny

The Cornhuskers have been replaying that last second of the Big XII Title Game for the past year after losing to Texas. Now the tables are completely turned here as Nebraska is the one with national title aspirations in 2010, while the Longhorns are just rebuilding. Texas has shown signs of progress on its offensive line, but the stats are still awful. The 'Horns are 82nd nationally running the ball (129.8 YPG) and 53rd through the air (230.2 YPG). The 'Huskers, however, are getting back to its roots with the option offense. Redshirt freshman Taylor Martinez guiding a running attack that is second only to Air Force nationally (337.6 YPG). Nebraska is also 12th in the country in total defense, giving up just 275 YPG this season. What makes the Cornhuskers' defensive numbers more impressive is they held down a quality Washington offense to 246 yards. Texas has failed miserably against the Bruins, who ran all over them. And the 'Horns are coming off of a poor showing against Oklahoma in the Red River Rivalry. This could still be a preview of the Big XII Title Game, but Texas will need to win this game in order to keep that hope alive.

Gambling Notes

Mack Brown has dominated the Cornhuskers by winning six of the seven meetings he's had with them since coaching Texas. However, Nebraska is paying off bettors with a 4-2-1 ATS mark, which includes three straight covers. The 'Huskers have shown to be a tough out for Texas in the last three meetings, losing them all by a combined six points. I could see how gamblers would be leery of taking either side to cover as Texas is 1-4 ATS and Nebraska is just 2-2 ATS. One thing the betting public should know is that the Cornhuskers are 10-4 SU as home favorites in Big XII play, but 4-10 ATS.

Iowa at Michigan

Skinny

Michigan has been media darlings for much of the season after starting 5-0, thanks in large part to Denard Robinson. But the Wolverines got smacked down to earth last weekend by dropping a 34-17 decision at home to the Spartans last Saturday in a battle of unbeatens. Now we get to see how Rich Rodriguez and Company fare after getting smacked in the mouth this season. Iowa was already knocked down a peg earlier in the season with its loss on the road to Arizona. But since losing the Wildcats, the Hawkeyes have outscored their opponents 69-3. And there is plenty to reason Iowa believes they'll keep rumbling here. The Hawks have the fourth-best defense in the nation (242.0 YPG) and are quite strong throwing (254.2 YPG) and running the ball (172.2 YPG) on offense. That won't help Michigan as they're 112th in total defense (450.7 YPG) and 119th against the pass (304.3 YPG).

Gambling Notes

Iowa snapped a three-game slide last year with its 30-28 come-from-behind win over the Wolverines, but that was the Maize and Blue's third straight cover in this series. Michigan does have the history for itself at home against the Hawkeyes by going 3-1 SU, but just 1-3 ATS. The Wolverines come into this game listed as 3.5-point home pups, which isn't any different in RichRod's tenure. They've been in this role four times under his thumb, going 1-3 SU and ATS. While that is a bad record, consider who Michigan lost to: the Buckeyes, Nittany Lions and Spartans - all three of them amongst the upper tier of the Big Ten. Iowa has won and covered its last two games as a road favorite in conference games, while the 'over' is on a 3-0 run.

Ohio State at Wisconsin

Skinny

Ohio State is the newly minted No. 1 team in the land and will have its hands full on keeping that title with its second conference road game in three weeks. The Buckeyes easily has the most explosive offense in the Big Ten, averaging 43.2 points per game at the moment. OSU also is getting more passing out of Terrelle Pryor, who is guiding the attack to 248.5 YPG through the air to rank 37th nationally. And Pryor showed the goods last week in a 38-10 romp at home over the Hoosiers, tossing for 334 yards and three scores. Wisconsin is still alive and kicking for the conference title after beating the Golden Gophers 41-23 to the dismay of Tim Brewster. The Badgers aren't slouches on defense this year by ranking 23rd with 308.3 YPG against them. For Wisky to succeed against the Bucks, they'll need a big effort from its play makers. John Clay bounced back nicely last weekend against Minnesota with 111 yards and three scores on the ground. James White also ran well with 118 rushing yards and two scores on 19 carries. But the Gophers don't have the defense of a team like Michigan State, which dropped the Badgers 34-24. White and Clay combined for 178 yards and two touchdowns in that game. Ohio State is giving up 78.7 YPG on the ground to rank 4th nationally. And the most the Bucks have allowed on the ground was the 120 yards to the Hurricanes.

Gambling Notes

The Buckeyes are set up as four-point road favorites in this spot, which is about where you'd expect it to be. Gamblers that are shy about taking Ohio State here as the Badgers are consistently a tough out even though OSU is 3-0 SU and ATS in the last three meetings. Last year's 31-13 decision for the Bucks in Columbus is extremely misleading. Wisky actually out gained the Buckeyes 368-184 in that game, but Scott Tolzien was picked off for touchdowns twice, which killed any real shot of winning. OSU does have some luck in Madison though by going 3-1 SU and 2-2 ATS. Jim Tressel has been almost automatic when his team is a road favorite, going 18-2 SU and 15-5 ATS over the last five seasons.

Arkansas at Auburn

Skinny

Arkansas had a chance to put itself in the national title picture with a win over the Crimson Tide, but Ryan Mallett fell apart late in that spot. Both he and the Hogs bounced back last weekend with a 24-17 win over Texas A&M at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington. Mallett nailed 27-of-38 passes for 319 yards and three scores against the Aggies to make up for his late performance against Alabama. Auburn is riding the arm and legs of Cam Newton and his 301.2 YPG. All he's done is help the Tigers knock off Clemson in overtime, dropped South Carolina and hold on at Kentucky. But this is the toughest passing challenge Gene Chizik's team has faced this year. Given that Auburn is giving up 239.2 YPG, it's not going to be easy.

Gambling Notes

This series has gone the way of the Razorbacks recently by posting a 3-1 SU and ATS mark. Arkansas has only gone 3-7 SU over the last three years as a road pup in SEC games, but are profitable at 7-3 ATS. Auburn has gone 8-5 SU and 4-8-1 ATS as a home "chalk" (3.5-point home fave this week) against SEC foes that is coming off of an 'over' cashed in its last game. Incidentally, the 'under' is 10-3 in those games.

 

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The Big 12 Report - Horn Hunting In Lincoln

A KEY week in the Big 12 in terms of setting the stage for a season ending showdown, the last of it's kind for the Nebraska Cornhuskers as they move to the Big 10 next year. I honestly feel if NU can get over on Texas in Lincoln, they will end up seeing Oklahoma in the Big 12 Championship. The old rivalry renewed with OU and NU both in the Top 10 and vieing for a national title. It very well could happen.

Some real KEY games this weekend and some excellent macthups that really have season long implications. Mizzou takes to the road for the first time this week and the Wildcats and Jayhawks hook up early in the week.

Lets get right to it boys, my takes and leans for this weeks action in the Big 12

Texas @ Nebraska -9.5 - The Huskers have had this one circled since their spring game, the Big 12 championship score on the scoreboard all week in Lincoln and replays from last years game stick in the minds of the rerturners, all 18 of them for NU who lost a last second heartbreaker to Colt McCoy and the Longhorns last year, a game they dominated. Texas back on their heels and reeling, staring at 3 losses after this one if they cannot beat NU.

Nebraska has a new ace in the hole with all world speedster QB Martinez making national headlines and Nebraska off a complete butt kicking of K State on ESPN last week for all the world to see. You think NU is ready for this one? Texas cannot run the ball, but can throw it, and with NU's pass rush solid and their secondary in the top 2 or 3 in the nation, at home, expect Nebraska to compete here. Bo Pelini has been waiting for this one since last December, and Texas needs this win to save their season. Texas gave OU all they wanted and then some, can they get over on NU in Lincoln and is near 10 points too many?

Kansas St -2.5 @ Kansas -In State rivalry, Kansas is struggling and K Satte is licking their wounds and now on a back to back ESPN Thursday games. Can Kansas stop RB Thomas and play like they did against Georgia Tech at home, or does K State get it going again after that Nebraska debacle? I have the answer.

Mizzou @ Texas AM -2.5 - Not sure about Mizzou in this one as they begin a brutal stretch of games and have OU on deck at home, the line opened at Texas AM -1.5 and is climbing, and word is in my line of work many big time players love AM here. I am not sold on either team, and QB Gabbert is banged up for Mizzou with a bad hip but is likely to play. Texas AM is a disappointment to date and their offense has struggled and they have been a turnover machine. This one could go either way and home field is huge for the Aggies here, and this is the Tigers true first road game after playing weak sisters all season with the exception of Illinois. Texas AM off 2 brutal games, while Mizzou buried the Buffs last week. Tough spot however for Mizzou without a running game. Very small lean to the host. I am not as confident as allot of the sharps pounding Texas AM in this one, they have only shown me how to lose all season and the Tigers are undefeated and ranked.

Okie State @ Texas Tech -3 - WOW, a 3 point line move on Texas Tech right out of the gate in this one. A tough win over a fiesty Baylor bunch last week in the Cotton Bowl for Texas Tech. Okie State can move the ball and so can Texas Tech. This is going to be a old fashion Texas Shootout in my opinion, lean to the over 69. The QB's in this game have 35 TDs combined on the year, and neither team cares about running it, although Okie State should with RB Hunter, but they refuse to. Probably cost them the game here if they dont. Lean to the Over.

Baylor @ Colorado +1 - The Baylor Bears stand at 4-2 and Colorado is reeling after a pounding in Columbia last week. QB Griffen for Baylor the real deal and is a major danger for the Buffs. Yes, Colorado beat Georgia in here, but Baylor a different animal who is VERY well coached by Art Briles, and hungry for a win after a near miss in the Cotton Bowl against Tech last week, a game they could have won. I look for Baylor to avenge a home loss last year when Griffen was out with injury and claw the Buffs in this one. Lean to the visitor.

Iowa State @ Oklahoma -23.5 - After the Cyclones allowed 68 at home against Utah last week, I cannot make a case for them here in this one as OU has a winnable game at home before traveling to Mizzou next week. Mizzou not a team this year that is a really a look ahead game as in the past few years so OU should have full attention on ISU who they barely beat last year 17-7 in Ames in a struggle. Iowa State was exposed on defense last week and OU will expose them again with QB Jones who has nearly 1500 yards and 11 TDs already. I do not like laying this many points in any conference game this time of year, but ISU comes in here deflated and beat up, OU rolls.

 

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Big Ten Notes - Week 7

Wisconsin Badgers (5-1, 1-5 ATS) vs. Ohio State Buckeyes (6-0, 5-1 ATS)
Saturday, October 16 – 6:00 PM CST – ABC

UW: Last week: Defeated Minnesota, 41-23
OSU: Last week: Defeated Indiana, 38-10

This is the marquee matchup in the Big Ten in week seven. Ohio State will face their biggest test to date this weekend when they travel to Madison to play the Badgers. Wisconsin is 40-4 at home since the start of the 2004 season (20-4 in Big Ten home games) while Ohio State has just three road losses in the past five years. OSU opened as a 6 point favorite but that number has fallen and is currently 4 points.

It’ll be strength vs. strength as UW brings the nation’s 11th best rushing offense (240 ypg) against OSU’s 4th best rushing defense (78 ypg allowed). UW’s Clay and White have combined to rush for 1,177 yards (6.6 ypc) and 17 touchdowns behind UW’s mammoth offensive line (avg size 6’5” and 320 lbs). Ohio State hasn’t allowed a 100-yard rusher in the past 29 games and held the Badgers to just 2.7 ypc while garnering six sacks of UW QB Tolzien last season.

The Badgers out-gained the Buckeyes by 184 yards and had 14 more first downs in last years meeting; but lost by 18 points thanks to three defensive/special teams’ touchdowns by OSU. Buckeyes QB Terrelle Pryor is having an excellent season so far, completing 68% of his passes with 15 TD’s and just 3 INT’s. But he’s struggled in two career starts against the Badgers, completing 18/32 passes for 231 yards with 1 TD and 2 INT’s while rushing for just 55 yards on 25 carries.

Wisconsin is 15-7 ATS in its past 22 games as a home underdog while Ohio State is 15-3 ATS in their last 18 games as a Big Ten road favorite. Wisconsin has had two home night games against Ohio State since 2003. They upset then #1 OSU in 2003, 17-10; and lost against then #14 OSU in 2008, 17-20.

Michigan State Spartans (6-0, 4-2 ATS) vs. Illinois Fighting Illini (3-2, 4-1 ATS)
Saturday, October 16 – 11:00 AM CST – Big Ten Network

MSU: Last week: Defeated Michigan, 34-17
ILL: Last week: Defeated Penn State, 33-13

This could be a trap game for MSU. They are coming off of two emotion-charged victories over ranked opponents (Wisconsin and Michigan) and are now playing at home against a very confident Illinois team that just notched their first ever road win over Penn State. Michigan State has won 10 of 11 in this series but lost their last home game (2006) as a 26 point favorite. MSU opened as a 7.5 point favorite and the line currently sits at an even 7 points.

MSU’s offense has displayed tremendous balance this season, averaging 248 passing ypg and 225 rushing ypg. They face a huge challenge against Illinois’ vastly improved defense, which ranks 20th nationally and shut down Penn State last Saturday in a 33-13 win (allowing just 304 ypg after allowing 403 ypg in 2009). Illinois’ defensive unit hasn’t allowed an opponent to score over 24 points in a game while MSU hasn’t been held under 30 points.

MSU has been good at limiting rushing yards against good teams. They held Wisconsin to 75 yards below its season average and Michigan to 135 yards below its season average. They’ll have another test against this Illinois offense that averages 217 rush ypg. MSU will try and slow down RB Leshoure (121 rush ypg) and force Illinois to pass more with freshman QB Scheelhaase. Scheelhaase has only attempted 98 passes this season and has 4 TD’s and 4 INT’s.

Michigan State is 11-3 ATS against Illinois since 1990. Sparty is 7-14 ATS as a Big Ten home favorite while Illinois is 9-1 ATS in their last 10 games as a Big Ten road underdog.

Michigan Wolverines (5-1, 3-3 ATS) vs. Iowa Hawkeyes (4-1, 3-2 ATS)
Saturday, October 16 – 2:30 PM CST – ABC

UM: Last week: Lost to Michigan State, 17-34
IOWA: Last week: Idle

The Hawkeyes have had two weeks to prepare for Michigan QB Denard Robinson after shutting down Penn State in their last game. Michigan lost its first game of the season last week and we finally saw what happens when they face a good defense. Michigan was held to their lowest output of the season, 377 yards, while MSU cruised to 536 yards and the 17-point victory. They’ll face their toughest test of the season against Iowa this weekend. Iowa is allowing just 242 ypg and 10.2 ppg this season. They haven’t allowed a rushing touchdown all season long and surrender just 63 rushing ypg.

Iowa will try and duplicate MSU’s gameplan against the Wolverines. MSU was able to sustain long drives and keep the dangerous Robinson off the field. With UM trailing, Robinson appeared to get flustered and he threw three interceptions (two in the redzone). Like MSU, Iowa boasts a balanced attack on offense. They average 254 passing ypg and 172 rushing ypg. Expect QB Stanzi (68%, 10 TD, 2 INT) to attack Michigan's shaky secondary.

This young UM defense has allowed over 500 yards three times this season and are 119th in pass defense. Michigan is 0-8 ATS in its last 8 Big Ten home games while Iowa is 8-1 ATS in its last 9 Big Ten road games. Iowa has covered in 8 of its last 11 visits to the Big House and they opened as a 3.5 point favorite.

Purdue Boilermakers (3-2, 2-3 ATS) vs. Minnesota Golden Gophers (1-5, 3-3 ATS)
Saturday, October 16 – 11:00 AM CST – ESPN2

PU: Last week: Defeated Northwestern, 20-17
MINN: Last Week: Lost to Wisconsin, 23-41

Purdue looks to start 2-0 in league play after an exciting comeback win over Northwestern last week. Freshman quarterback Rob Henry (making his first start after Robert Marve’s season ending knee injury) didn’t throw the ball well – just 6/18 for 47 yards and one interception – but he ran for 132 yards and a touchdown. Minnesota was outgained by 110 yards (-10 first downs) but took advantage of special teams gaffes by the Wildcats. Purdue opened at -4.5 and is now -5.5. The favorite is 9-1-1 ATS in their last 11 meetings.

Purdue averages 196 rushing yards per game, good for 30th nationally. Expect the Purdue coaching staff to have a run-heavy game plan against this Minnesota defense that allows 196.3 rush yards a game, last in the Big Ten. Defensively, the Gophers are allowing 418 yards per game and 32.3 points per game – the main reason they have lost five straight games.

Minnesota is just 5-18 in West Lafayette all-time, but has won two in a row over Purdue and is 4-1 ATS in the last five. Last year’s 35-24 Minnesota win is a bit misleading. Minnesota was outgained by 121 yards (-9 first downs) but forced three turnovers, converting two into short scoring drives (also had a blocked field goal returned for a touchdown).

Purdue has been great at pressuring QB’s as they average 4 sacks per game, compared to 3 sacks all year from the Gophers. Tim Brewster has led Minnesota to a 6-20 Big Ten road record, but they are 8-2 ATS in the last 10 Big Ten roadies. The Boilermakers are 0-6 ATS in their last 6 games as a home favorite.

Indiana Hoosiers (3-2, 3-2 ATS) vs. Arkansas State (2-4, 4-2 ATS)
Saturday, October 16 – 11:00 AM CST – ESPNU

IU: Last week: Lost to Ohio State, 10-38
ARKST: Last week: Defeated North Texas, 24-19

After back-to-back losses, Indiana should get back on track in this non-conference matchup with Arkansas State. IU QB Chappell is averaging 295 passing yards per game (70%) with 12 touchdowns and just 3 interceptions. He and WR’s Doss (24 receptions) and Belcher (35 rec) should have a huge day against this Arkansas State team that ranks 88th nationally against the pass (237.7 ypg). Indiana opened at -14 and currently sit at -12.

Arkansas State can sling the ball with talented sophomore Ryan Aplin. Aplin has thrown for 10 touchdowns compared to just 4 picks and is averaging 262 yards per game. Their strong offense has been able to keep them competitive so far this season as three of their four losses have been by a touchdown or less.

ASU is 2-3 ATS vs. Big Ten opponents, including a narrow 24-21 loss to Iowa last year as a 21 point underdog. They are 4-13 ATS in their last 17 road games and 3-9 ATS in their last 12 games as an underdog. Indiana is 9-4-1 ATS in its last 14 games as a home favorite and 5-0 ATS in its last 5 as a double digit home favorite.

Penn State Nittany Lions (3-2, 1-4 ATS) - IDLE

PSU: Last week: Lost to Illinois, 13-33

This bye couldn’t have come at a better time for the Nittany Lions, as Penn State needs to regroup on both sides of the ball. They are just 3-3 and find themselves in a 0-2 hole in Big Ten play. They have a handful of notable injuries on their defense and their offense is averaging just 13 points per game against FBS opponents. They’ll use this week to get healthy and prepare for their next game, @Minnesota.

Northwestern Wildcats (5-1, 2-4 ATS) - IDLE

NU: Last week: Lost to Purdue, 17-20

The Wildcats had a great shot at being 6-0 heading into this week’s bye. But Northwestern did a poor job of containing the one-dimensional Henry, QB of the Boilermakers; and lost a heartbreaker at home despite outgaining Purdue by 110 yards. NU QB Persa continued his excellence against Purude, and is now completing 78% of his passes for 277 ypg with 10 touchdowns and just 2 picks. They’ll spend the bye week preparing for a home date with the #11 Spartans of Michigan State.

 

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DR BOB

Rotation #120 Michigan State (-7) 2-Stars at -7 or less.
Rotation #123 NC State (-7) 2-Stars at -7 or less.
Rotation #125 Vanderbilt (+14 1/2) 2-Stars at +14 or more.
Rotation #133 Iowa State (+23 1/2) 3-Stars at +21 or more, 2-Stars down to +19.
Rotation #153 California (+2 1/2) 2-Stars at +1 or more, 3-Stars at +3.
Rotation #156 Nebraska (-9 1/2) 2-Stars at -10 or less.
Rotation #176 Toledo (-3) 3-Stars at -3 or less, 2-Stars up to -4.
Rotation #177 Oklahoma State (+3) 4-Stars at +3 or more, 3-Stars down to +1 (2-Stars to -1).
Rotation #180 Texas A&M (-3) 2-Stars at -3 at -120 odds or better.
Rotation #198 Hawaii (+7) 3-Stars at +7 or more, 2-Stars down to +4.
Rotation #199 Arkansas State (+11) 2-Stars at +10 or more.
Rotation #206 Troy State (-19) 3-Stars at -20 or less, 2-Stars up to -21.

STRONG OPINIONS
Rotation #138 Ball State (-14) Strong Opinion at -14 or less.
Rotation #141 Baylor (-1) Strong Opinion at -1 or better.
Rotation #151-152 SMU-Navy UNDER (53) Strong Opinion Under 51 points.
Rotation #157 Boston College (+22) Strong Opinion at +21 or more, 2-Star Best Bet at +24.
Rotation #168 TCU (-29) Strong Opinion at -30 or less, 2-Star Best Bet at -28.

 

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STRIKE POINT SPORTS

8 UNIT* GAME OF YEAR* Iowa Hawkeyes
3 UNIT* Syracuse Orange
3 UNIT* Michigan State
3 UNIT* USC Trojans
3 UNIT* Navy Midshipmen
3 UNIT* Air Force Falcons
2 UNIT* Toledo Rockets

 

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INDIAN COWBOY

7* Clemson Tigers
4* Temple Owls OVER

 

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BETTORSWORLD

3* South Carolina -4.5
3* Missouri +3 over Texas AM
3* Arkansas +4 over Auburn
3* Baylor -1 over Colorado

 

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RAS

1 UNIT* UL Monroe Over
1 UNIT* Missouri Over
1 UNIT* Fresno St. Under
1 UNIT* Idaho Under

 

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DAVE MALINSKY

6* NC State Wolfpack

 

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Wright Side

Hawaii Warriors

 

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NORTHCOAST
BIG DOGS PLAYS

Miami Ohio
Maryland
Ole Miss
W.Mich
Buffalo
Wake Forest
Hawaii
Middle Tenn

 

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CKO Goldsheet

COLLEGE:

11* = 4-2...CENTRAL MICH
10* = 8-9...OLE MISS, COLORADO, TROY
9* = 11-12....SYRACUSE, MARYLAND , NEBRASKA, TEX A& M , HAWAII




NC Powerplays

COLLEGE:

4.5* = 6-6....NC ST, UTAH, S.MISS, SD ST
4* = 22-24-1...OHIO U , NEBRASKA, FL ST, HOUSTON , TULSA , OHIO ST, HAWAII, TROY
3* = 26-17.....TEMPLE, WEST KENTUCKY
2* = 10-5....BALL ST, TCU
1* = 5-8-1...GEORGIA, OKLAHOMA, TEXAS TECH, BOISE



NC Powersweep

COLLEGE:

4* = 2-4....ARIZ
3* - 6-6...TULSA, CAL
2* = 7-11...HOUST , GEORGIA , OLE MISS

UNDERDOG PLAY OF THE WEEK = 3-3....SD ST
TECHNICAL PLAY OF THE WEEK = 2-4...OLE MISS
REVENGE PLAY OF THE WEEK = 2-4... NORTH CAR
SITUATIONAL PLAY OF THE WEEK = 2-3...MARYLAND




NELLY GREEN SHEET

COLLEGE:

5* = 3-3...TEXAS TECH
4* = 1-4-1....VIRGINIA
3*= 3-3....FLOR
2* = 10-1....UTAH , KENTUCKY
1* = 3-8....CENTRAL MICH , BUFFALO

COLLEGE:

OVER’/’UNDER’ OF THE WEEK: 4-2...OVER IDAHO / LTECH
TREND OF THE WEEK: 6-4....EAST CAROLINA




Marc Lawrence Playbook

COLLEGE:

AWESOME ANGLE OF THE WEEK: 4-4...OLE MISS
INCREDIBLE STAT OF THE WEEK: 2-4....NC ST
UPSET GAME OF THE WEEK: 2-4....ILLINOIS

5* = 3-3....NC ST
4* = 4-2...KENTUCKY
3* = 1-5....CAL







MONEYMAKER

COLLEGE BEST BETS: 16-15....KENTUCKY , BOISE , UNDER CUSE , TOLEDO




POINTWISE:

COLLEGE:

1* = 9-3....UTAH ...WISKY
2* = 3-3...TEX A & M
3* = 4-3...BOISE
4*= 3-7...IOWA...NEBRASKA
5*= 6-6...SOUTHERN MISS
6* = 0-0...TEXAS TECH


Statfox Plantinum Sheet

COLLEGE:CONSENSUS BEST BETS : 40-52-4...kansas, sflorida, lville, illinois, flor, olemiss, iowa st, usc, neb, bc, iowa, wash, t tech, tex a& m,wisky, ark





THE GOLDSHEET EXTRA

COLLEGE:TECHNICAL PLAYS OF THE WEEK : 8-19 ***FLOR ST , ORG ST , V TECH , TULSA , UTAH





THE GOLD SHEET

COLLEGE:KEY RELEASES: 8-16** VANDY, NORTH CAROLINA, IOWA , LOUISIANA TECH





THE RED SHEET:

COLLEGE

89* = 5-7....TEXAS TECH , IOWA
88* = 13-4**..ILLINOIS, NC ST, FLOR ST
87* = 10-15...UTAH , WISKY , KENTUCKY , OLE MISS, COL ST




The Sports Reporter

COLLEGE:

SUPER BEST BET: 1-0.... TEX TECH
Best Bets: 12-9-1....NC ST , KENTUCKY, MIZZU
Recommended: 10-12....TEXAS, VTECH, RICE, SD ST





WINNING POINTS

COLLEGE:

BEST BET: 7-5...CLEMSON, ILLINOIS
PREFERRED: 12-12....RUTGERS. IOWA, KENTUCKY , TOLEDO

 

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Bettorsworld

3* South Carolina -4.5

3* Missouri +3 over Texas AM

3* Arkansas +4 over Auburn

3* Baylor -1 over Colorado

 

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Lenn Robbins

Take the Seminoles. Give the 21½. And if you're an employee looking for temp work -- Jagodzinski is your guy.

WVU (-10½) over South Florida: Mountaineers have the Big East's best defense. Bulls have an offense that scored nine points against Syracuse.

Cincinnati (-3) over LOUISVILLE: Cincinnati quarterback Zach Collaros made his first career start last year against Louisville and had 305 yards in total offense.

Pitt (+1) over SYRACUSE: Season on the brink for Pitt, which lost all three of its marque non-conference games, but the Panthers have much more depth and talent than Syracuse.

MICHIGAN ST. (-7) over Illinois: It's homecoming in East Lansing. Throw in a team on a mission, playing for a coach (Mark Dantonio) who had a heart attack, and asking the Illini to post three consistent weeks make the Spartans an easy pick.

RUTGERS (-7) over Army: Scarlet Knights rookie quarterback Chas Dodd has the "it" factor.

Cal (+2½) over USC: Welcome to the Lane Kiffin era. His response to last week's 37-35 loss to Stanford was to complain to the Pac-10 office about officiating.

NEBRASKA (-9½) over Texas: Texas coach Mack Brown acknowledged this week his team is lacking confidence going into Lincoln. Not a good scenario going into this last meeting with the Cornhuskers and their fans, enraged at last year's Big 12 title-game loss.

Arkansas (+3½) over AUBURN: Hogs have two impressive road wins (Georgia and Texas A&M), and the Tigers have won 3 of 6 by three points or less.

MICHIGAN (+3½) over Iowa: Five of seven losses to the Hawkeyes have come by three or less. Love the Wolverines getting points in bounce-back game on homecoming.

TCU (-29) over Byu: Horned Frogs already have posted three shutouts, and BYU's top two quarterbacks have been lost to injury.

KENTUCKY (+5) over S. Carolina: Gamecocks, coming off biggest regular-season win in school history, suffer predictable letdown game on the road.

FLORIDA (-7½) over Mississippi State: Home team is 10-1 in this series, and it's homecoming in Gainesville.

WISCONSIN (+4) over Ohio State: Undefeated Buckeyes are fourth in the nation in rush defense, but they have yet to face a rush offense the likes of the Badgers' (240 yards per game), who can keep Terrelle Pryor off the field.

WASHINGTON (Pick) over Oregon State: We had the Beavers until learning that wide receiver/punt returner James Rodgers was done for the year with a knee injury, not good for a team that has won 2 of 3 by three or less.

Last week: 7-7-1 overall; 1-2 Best Bets

 

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BILL BLACKBURN

SYRACUSE Pick ‘em -Home over Pittsburgh 9:00 AM PDT
OVER 55 Total Points Missouri at Texas A&M 9:00 AM PDT
SOUTHERN MISS -141⁄2 over Memphis -Home 9:00 AM PDT
WESTERN MICHIGAN +24 over Notre Dame -Home 11:30 AM PDT
OVER 54 Total Points California at Southern Cal 12:30 PM PDT
IOWA -3 over Michigan -Home 12:30 PM PDT
OVER 60 Total Points Arkansas at Auburn 12:30 PM PDT
NORTH CAROLINA -61⁄2 over Virginia -Home 3:00 PM PDT
HAWAII +7 -Home over Nevada 8:30 PM PDT

 

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THEWINNINGWAGERS
Joey Cassano

PREMIUM SATURDAY PLAY
Alabama Crimson Tide -20.5

 

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Ben Burns

Texas +8 or better
Georgia -16 or better
Auburn -4 or better
Duke +17 or better

 

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CAJUN SPORTS' College Football System of the Week

This week’s Cajun Sports College Football System of the Week is simple in nature but extremely powerful against the spread. A team playing off an embarrassing loss is the theme for this week’s system.

The system isolates teams installed as a conference home favorite of more than three touchdowns and are coming off an embarrassing blowout loss in their last game.

Last week Fresno State hosted Hawaii as an 11-point home favorite and lost by a score of 49 to 27. This week Fresno State hosts conference rival New Mexico State and the oddsmakers have installed the Bulldogs as a 29.5-point favorite.
New Mexico State is coming off their first win of the season defeating instate rival New Mexico 16 to 14 with a 22 yard field goal with just under two minutes left in the contest. The Aggies have a 454 to 116 point differential in their last thirteen games. It is not surprising they had been on a long losing streak prior to last week’s win over the Lobos.
Fresno State has won sixteen straight in this series including last season’s 34 to 3 vic- tory. Our College Football System of the Week predicts winner number seventeen and an against the spread victory as well.

Because the system requires the game to be a conference game we get an all out effort from our Play ON team and add to the fact they were embarrassed their last time out certainly means they want to get that bad taste out of their mouths.
With all the system parameters met, this week’s Cajun Sports College Football System of the Week qualifies Fresno State Bulldogs minus the points over the New Mexico State Aggies. Lay the points!

 

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DUNKEL

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16
Time Posted: 10:00 p.m. EST (10/12)
Game 109-110: Miami (FL) at Duke (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Miami (FL) 102.428; Duke 77.424
Dunkel Line: Miami (FL) by 25; 61
Vegas Line: Miami (FL) by 19; 58 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Miami (FL) (-19); Over

Game 111-112: Pittsburgh at Syracuse (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Pittsburgh 90.702; Syracuse 87.680
Dunkel Line: Pittsburgh by 3; 41
Vegas Line: Syracuse by 1 1/2; 44
Dunkel Pick: Pittsburgh (+1 1/2); Under

Game 113-114: Army at Rutgers (2:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Army 80.493; Rutgers 85.496
Dunkel Line: Rutgers by 5; 47
Vegas Line: Rutgers by 7; 43
Dunkel Pick: Army (+7); Over

Game 115-116: Miami (OH) at Central Michigan (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Miami (OH) 69.986; Central Michigan 79.956
Dunkel Line: Central Michigan by 10; 47
Vegas Line: Central Michigan by 13 1/2; 50 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Miami (OH) (+13 1/2); Under

Game 117-118: Maryland at Clemson (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Maryland 82.072; Clemson 98.592
Dunkel Line: Clemson by 16 1/2; 43
Vegas Line: Clemson by 15; 47 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Clemson (-15); Under

Game 119-120: Illinois at Michigan State (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Illinois 90.168; Michigan State 100.271
Dunkel Line: Michigan State by 10; 58
Vegas Line: Michigan State by 7; 51
Dunkel Pick: Michigan State (-7); Over

Game 121-122: Minnesota at Purdue (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Minnesota 77.407; Purdue 79.582
Dunkel Line: Purdue by 2; 59
Vegas Line: Purdue by 5 1/2; 51
Dunkel Pick: Minnesota (+5 1/2); Over

Game 123-124: NC State at East Carolina (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: NC State 93.553; East Carolina 87.993
Dunkel Line: NC State by 5 1/2; 62
Vegas Line: NC State by 7; 66 1/2
Dunkel Pick: East Carolina (+7); Under

Game 125-126: Vanderbilt at Georgia (12:20 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Vanderbilt 81.528; Georgia 100.223
Dunkel Line: Georgia by 18 1/2; 53
Vegas Line: Georgia by 15; 48 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Georgia (-15); Over

Game 127-128: South Carolina at Kentucky (12:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: South Carolina 96.103; Kentucky 92.735
Dunkel Line: South Carolina by 3 1/2; 50
Vegas Line: South Carolina by 5; 54 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Kentucky (+5); Under

Game 129-130: Mississippi State at Florida (12:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Mississippi State 96.653; Florida 107.183
Dunkel Line: Florida by 10 1/2; 53
Vegas Line: Florida by 7; 47
Dunkel Pick: Florida (-7); Over

Game 131-132: Mississippi at Alabama (12:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Mississippi 89.654; Alabama 116.440
Dunkel Line: Alabama by 27; 52
Vegas Line: Alabama by 21; 55
Dunkel Pick: Alabama (-21); Under

Game 133-134: Iowa State at Oklahoma (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Iowa State 87.727; Oklahoma 105.760
Dunkel Line: Oklahoma by 18; 54
Vegas Line: Oklahoma by 24; 58
Dunkel Pick: Iowa State (+24); Under

Game 135-136: Bowling Green at Temple (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Bowling Green 74.341; Temple 95.660
Dunkel Line: Temple by 21 1/2; 63
Vegas Line: Temple by 19 1/2; 54 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Temple (-19 1/2); Over

Game 137-138: Eastern Michigan at Ball State (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Eastern Michigan 54.301; Ball State 72.275
Dunkel Line: Ball State by 18; 52
Vegas Line: Ball State by 14; 54 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Ball State (-14); Under

Game 139-140: Akron at Ohio (2:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Akron 61.553; Ohio 77.092
Dunkel Line: Ohio by 15 1/2; 55
Vegas Line: Ohio by 17; 48
Dunkel Pick: Akron (+17); Over

Game 141-142: Baylor at Colorado (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Baylor 92.321; Colorado 85.264
Dunkel Line: Baylor by 7; 52
Vegas Line: Baylor by 1; 54
Dunkel Pick: Baylor (-1); Under

Game 143-144: UNLV at Colorado State (2:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: UNLV 76.933; Colorado State 74.671
Dunkel Line: UNLV by 2 1/2; 57
Vegas Line: Colorado State by 3 1/2; 51
Dunkel Pick: UNLV (+3 1/2); Over

Game 145-146: Western Michigan at Notre Dame (2:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Western Michigan 69.793; Notre Dame 96.673
Dunkel Line: Notre Dame by 27; 49
Vegas Line: Notre Dame by 24; 52
Dunkel Pick: Notre Dame (-24); Under

Game 147-148: Buffalo at Northern Illinois (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Buffalo 73.816; Northern Illinois 86.288
Dunkel Line: Northern Illinois by 13 1/2; 54
Vegas Line: Northern Illinois by 15; 50
Dunkel Pick: Buffalo (+15); Over

Game 149-150: North Carolina at Virginia (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: North Carolina 94.101; Virginia 88.366
Dunkel Line: North Carolina by 5 1/2; 56
Vegas Line: North Carolina by 6 1/2; 48
Dunkel Pick: Virginia (+6 1/2); Over

Game 151-152: SMU at Navy (3:45 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: SMU 87.301; Navy 87.356
Dunkel Line: Even; 51
Vegas Line: Navy by 1 1/2; 53 1/2
Dunkel Pick: SMU (+1 1/2); Under

Game 153-154: California at USC (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: California 95.249; USC 99.841
Dunkel Line: USC by 4 1/2; 48
Vegas Line: USC by 2 1/2; 53
Dunkel Pick: USC (-2 1/2); Under

Game 155-156: Texas at Nebraska (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Texas 99.879; Nebraska 106.782
Dunkel Line: Nebraska by 7; 48
Vegas Line: Nebraska by 9 1/2; 46 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Texas (+9 1/2); Over

Game 157-158: Boston College at Florida State (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Boston College 84.979; Florida State 104.101
Dunkel Line: Florida State by 19; 52
Vegas Line: Florida State by 22; 45 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Boston College (+22); Over

Game 159-160: Iowa at Michigan (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Iowa 101.477; Michigan 99.418
Dunkel Line: Iowa by 2; 50
Vegas Line: Iowa by 4; 53
Dunkel Pick: Michigan (+4); Under

Game 161-162: Oregon State at Washington (10:15 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Oregon State 95.380; Washington 93.274
Dunkel Line: Oregon State by 2; 58
Vegas Line: Pick; 61
Dunkel Pick: Oregon State; Under

Game 163-164: Wake Forest at Virginia Tech (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Wake Forest 79.498; Virginia Tech 104.134
Dunkel Line: Virginia Tech by 24 1/2; 59
Vegas Line: Virginia Tech by 22 1/2; 56 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Virginia Tech (-22 1/2); Over

Game 165-166: Idaho at Louisiana Tech (4:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Idaho 82.525; Louisiana Tech 79.479
Dunkel Line: Idaho by 3; 63
Vegas Line: Idaho by 1 1/2; 56
Dunkel Pick: Idaho (-1 1/2); Over

Game 167-168: BYU at TCU (4:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: BYU 82.029; TCU 111.966
Dunkel Line: TCU by 30; 42
Vegas Line: TCU by 29; 48 1/2
Dunkel Pick: BYU (-29); Under

Game 169-170: UTEP at UAB (4:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: UTEP 76.005; UAB 81.435
Dunkel Line: UAB by 5 1/2; 62
Vegas Line: UAB by 2 1/2; 65
Dunkel Pick: UAB (-2 1/2); Under

Game 171-172: Arizona at Washington State (7:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Arizona 100.829; Washington State 72.984
Dunkel Line: Arizona by 28; 66
Vegas Line: Arizona by 23 1/2; 62
Dunkel Pick: Arizona (-23 1/2); Over

Game 173-174: Utah at Wyoming (6:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Utah 99.822; Wyoming 83.241
Dunkel Line: Utah by 16 1/2; 57
Vegas Line: Utah by 20 1/2; 53
Dunkel Pick: Wyoming (+20 1/2); Over

Game 175-176: Kent State at Toledo (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Kent State 75.484; Toledo 76.992
Dunkel Line: Toledo by 1 1/2; 43
Vegas Line: Toledo by 3; 45
Dunkel Pick: Kent State (+3); Under

Game 177-178: Oklahoma State at Texas Tech (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Oklahoma State 99.965; Texas Tech 98.021
Dunkel Line: Oklahoma State by 2; 66
Vegas Line: Texas Tech by 3 1/2; 69
Dunkel Pick: Oklahoma State (+3 1/2); Under

Game 179-180: Missouri at Texas A&M (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Missouri 93.755; Texas A&M 97.011
Dunkel Line: Texas A&M by 3 1/2; 59
Vegas Line: Texas A&M by 3; 55 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Texas A&M (-3); Over

Game 181-182: Southern Mississippi at Memphis (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Southern Mississippi 84.098; Memphis 74.445
Dunkel Line: Southern Mississippi by 9 1/2; 44
Vegas Line: Southern Mississippi by 14 1/2; 48
Dunkel Pick: Memphis (+14 1/2); Under

Game 183-184: Houston at Rice (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Houston 87.350; Rice 74.719
Dunkel Line: Houston by 12 1/2; 68
Vegas Line: Houston by 9 1/2; 63 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Houston (-9 1/2); Over

Game 185-186: Tulane at Tulsa (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Tulane 71.552; Tulsa 92.462
Dunkel Line: Tulsa by 21; 51
Vegas Line: Tulsa by 18 1/2; 55
Dunkel Pick: Tulsa (-18 1/2); Under

Game 187-188: Ohio State at Wisconsin (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Ohio State 108.317; Wisconsin 98.321
Dunkel Line: Ohio State by 10; 52
Vegas Line: Ohio State by 4; 49
Dunkel Pick: Ohio State (-4); Over

Game 189-190: Arkansas at Auburn (7:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Arkansas 99.988; Auburn 101.013
Dunkel Line: Auburn by 1; 54
Vegas Line: Auburn by 4; 60
Dunkel Pick: Arkansas (+4); Under

Game 191-192: Boise State at San Jose State (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Boise State 110.355; San Jose State 68.000
Dunkel Line: Boise State by 42 1/2; 62
Vegas Line: Boise State by 39 1/2; 56
Dunkel Pick: Boise State (-39 1/2); Over

Game 193-194: Air Force at San Diego State (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Air Force 89.501; San Diego State 91.022
Dunkel Line: San Diego State by 1 1/2; 57
Vegas Line: Air Force by 1; 53 1/2
Dunkel Pick: San Diego State (+1); Over

Game 195-196: New Mexico State at Fresno State (10:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: New Mexico State 56.086; Fresno State 90.006
Dunkel Line: Fresno State by 34; 52
Vegas Line: Fresno State by 31; 56 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Fresno State (-31); Under

Game 197-198: Nevada at Hawaii (11:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Nevada 98.586; Hawaii 87.264
Dunkel Line: Nevada by 11 1/2; 77
Vegas Line: Nevada by 7; 74
Dunkel Pick: Nevada (-7); Over

Game 199-200: Arkansas State at Indiana (12:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Arkansas State 71.646; Indiana 85.160
Dunkel Line: Indiana by 13 1/2; 62
Vegas Line: Indiana by 11 1/2; 65
Dunkel Pick: Indiana (-11 1/2); Under

Game 201-202: Middle Tennessee State at Georgia Tech (3:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Middle Tennessee State 74.297; Georgia Tech 90.858
Dunkel Line: Georgia Tech by 16 1/2; 61
Vegas Line: Georgia Tech by 19; 56 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Middle Tennessee State (+19); Over

Game 203-204: UL-Monroe at Western Kentucky (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: UL-Monroe 64.769; Western Kentucky 68.457
Dunkel Line: Western Kentucky by 4; 47
Vegas Line: Western Kentucky by 2; 49 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Western Kentucky (-2); Under

Game 205-206: UL-Lafayette at Troy (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: UL-Lafayette 69.110; Troy 84.982
Dunkel Line: Troy by 16; 55
Vegas Line: Troy by 19 1/2; 59
Dunkel Pick: UL-Lafayette (+19 1/2); Under

Game 207-208: Florida International at North Texas (7:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Florida International 72.551; North Texas 70.545
Dunkel Line: Florida International by 2; 52
Vegas Line: Florida International by 5 1/2; 48 1/2
Dunkel Pick: North Texas (+5 1/2); Over