Service Plays Saturday 10/16/10

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DCI NHL

Season: 14-16 (.467)

MONTREAL 3, Ottawa 2
Boston vs. NEW JERSEY: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Colorado vs. N.Y. ISLANDERS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Pittsburgh vs. PHILADELPHIA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Tampa Bay vs. FLORIDA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Washington vs. NASHVILLE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
MINNESOTA 3, Columbus 2
St. Louis vs. DALLAS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
CHICAGO 4, Buffalo 2
Detroit vs. PHOENIX: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
CALGARY 3, Edmonton 2
SAN JOSE 4, Atlanta 2

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

DCI CFB

Saturday, October 16, 2010
Atlantic Coast Conference
CLEMSON 32, Maryland 18
FLORIDA STATE 41, Boston College 7
Miami (Fla.) 40, DUKE 20
North Carolina 26, VIRGINIA 15
VIRGINIA TECH 44, Wake Forest 16
Big 12 Conference
Baylor 25, COLORADO 23
Missouri 31, TEXAS A&M 30
NEBRASKA 27, Texas 18
OKLAHOMA 41, Iowa State 17
TEXAS TECH 42, Oklahoma State 40
Big East Conference
SYRACUSE 25, Pittsburgh 19
Big Ten Conference
Iowa 32, MICHIGAN 19
MICHIGAN STATE 34, Illinois 22
Ohio State 33, WISCONSIN 23
PURDUE 29, Minnesota 21
Mid-American Conference
BALL STATE 38, Eastern Michigan 19
CENTRAL MICHIGAN 37, Miami (Ohio) 16
NORTHERN ILLINOIS 30, Buffalo 17
OHIO 39, Akron 14
TEMPLE 44, Bowling Green State 21
TOLEDO 29, Kent State 18
Mountain West Conference
Air Force 31, SAN DIEGO STATE 21
TCU 38, Byu 10
Unlv 30, COLORADO STATE 28
Utah 37, WYOMING 18
Pacific-10 Conference
Arizona 40, WASHINGTON STATE 16
California 29, USC 28
Oregon State 35, WASHINGTON 27
Southeastern Conference
ALABAMA 42, Mississippi 15
Arkansas vs. AUBURN: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
FLORIDA 34, Mississippi State 19
GEORGIA 29, Vanderbilt 17
South Carolina 33, KENTUCKY 24
Sun Belt Conference
Fiu 29, NORTH TEXAS 26
TROY 48, Louisiana-Lafayette 26
Ulm 28, WESTERN KENTUCKY 25
Conference USA
Houston 47, RICE 34
Southern Miss 38, MEMPHIS 22
TULSA 41, Tulane 22
Utep 35, UAB 31
Western Athletic Conference
Boise State 49, SAN JOSE STATE 3
FRESNO STATE 46, New Mexico State 18
Idaho 30, LOUISIANA TECH 29
Nevada 42, HAWAI'I 31
FBS Non-Conference
GEORGIA TECH 39, Middle Tennessee 22
INDIANA 37, Arkansas State 24
LSU 47, McNeese State 3
NAVY 26, Smu 20
NC State 42, EAST CAROLINA 34
NOTRE DAME 41, Western Michigan 13
Rutgers 23, Army 17
Big Sky Conference
Eastern Washington 39, NORTHERN COLORADO 20
Montana 44, PORTLAND STATE 25
Montana State 34, NORTHERN ARIZONA 31
Weber State 35, IDAHO STATE 19
Big South Conference
CHARLESTON SOUTHERN 29, Gardner-Webb 24
Coastal Carolina 35, PRESBYTERIAN 25
Liberty 35, VMI 18
Colonial Athletic Association
DELAWARE 32, Rhode Island 6
JAMES MADISON 18, New Hampshire 12
MASSACHUSETTS 27, Richmond 17
Villanova 23, MAINE 12
Great West Conference
Cal Poly 32, SOUTHERN UTAH 31
Ivy League
Brown 23, PRINCETON 19
PENN 23, Columbia 10
Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
DELAWARE STATE 25, North Carolina A&T 15
HAMPTON 22, Norfolk State 14
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE 33, Bethune-Cookman 18
Missouri Valley Conference
Missouri State 46, INDIANA STATE 29
North Dakota State 35, ILLINOIS STATE 23
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 32, South Dakota State 19
WESTERN ILLINOIS 28, Youngstown State 26
Northeast Conference
DUQUESNE 30, Sacred Heart 18
MONMOUTH 29, Bryant 18
ROBERT MORRIS 19, Albany 18
Wagner 30, SAINT FRANCIS (PA.) 12
Ohio Valley Conference
JACKSONVILLE STATE 33, Tennessee State 16
Southeast Missouri State 31, AUSTIN PEAY 20
TENNESSEE TECH 30, Eastern Illinois 15
TENNESSEE-MARTIN 27, Eastern Kentucky 23
Patriot League
GEORGETOWN 21, Bucknell 9
Pioneer League
Dayton 22, BUTLER 16
Drake 29, CAMPBELL 15
Jacksonville 46, VALPARAISO 10
MOREHEAD STATE 27, Davidson 15
San Diego vs. MARIST: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Southern Conference
APPALACHIAN STATE 45, The Citadel 9
CHATTANOOGA 29, Georgia Southern 22
SAMFORD 29, Furman 26
WOFFORD 35, Western Carolina 19
Southland Conference
SAM HOUSTON STATE 31, Southeastern Louisiana 26
STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 41, Central Arkansas 14
TEXAS STATE 46, Nicholls State 21
Southwestern Athletic Conference
ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF 21, Alabama A&M 20
GRAMBLING 34, Alcorn State 16
JACKSON STATE 29, Southern 15
FCS Non-Conference
Colgate 29, CORNELL 15
FLORIDA A&M 42, Savannah State 9
HARVARD 23, Lehigh 13
Holy Cross 25, DARTMOUTH 17
LAMAR 27, South Alabama 24
North Carolina Central vs. GEORGIA STATE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Northern Iowa 26, SOUTH DAKOTA 23
Stony Brook 29, LAFAYETTE 25
YALE 22, Fordham 18

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Trace Adams

2000* GOY - Utah Utes

 

[scarface0800]

Insider sports report

5* georgia -14.5
4* s. Mississippi -14.5
3* mississippi +20.5
3* utah -20.5
3* san francisco under 6

 

[MrProfitsPicks]

Mr Profits Picks

ARMY+7 over Rutgers (Bonus Play)

 

[WSOX05WSC]

ATS
20 Colorado +2 (underdog lock of the year)
8 Toledo -3.5
7 Rutgers -7
6 Pitt -1.5
5 SMU +1.5

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Jim Fiest
GOY Texas Tech

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Matt Rivers

300,000 - Nebraska -10

 

[cocktailsnlongshots+]

Any hondo .. Thanks cpw

fla and auburn are part of his 3 best bets this week..wva was the other(won on thurs)...cheers

 

[Wagerwarrior]

Saturday Service Comps
LPW has Parlay of Year today if anyone sees it.GL


LPW Sports Forecast Sat: Miami Ohio +13

Joe Wiz Sports Sat: San Diego St. +1
Tulane +18½

Rocketman Sports Sat: Tulsa -18½

 

[WSOX05WSC]

ATS TOTALS
6 Oreg St under 60.5
5 Vtech over 56
5 SCarolina over 55
5 Troy over 59.5

 

[takster]

Jeff benton 50 DIME college football selection on CALIFORNIA a road undeadog at USC in a Pac-10 clash. The Bears are catching between 1½ and 2½ points in this contest, with the number coming down all week. Although that 2½ probalbly won’t last, if you can get that number, I want you to buy the half-point and push Cal to +3. Even though I fully expect the Bears to win outright, it’s smart business to get that key number of +3 if you can.
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15 DIME college football selection on TCU as a big home favorite vs. BYU in a Mountain West Conference contest. The Horned Frogs are laying between 29 and 29½ points depending on where you shop.

 

[takster]

Brandon Lang
50 Dime Major Wager PAC-10 Money Move

Oregon State Beavers +2 over

 

[CSMSports_Chris]

CSM Sports Consultants
#6 rated capper (total units won) on capperswatchdog with 45.40 units on the year


Weekday results
Kansas St -3 3*
West Virginia -10 2*
Cincy/Louisville under 58.5 1*

SATURDAY
Syracuse ML 3*
Nebraska -9.5 2*
UAB over 60 2*
Texas AM -3 4*
Arkansas +3.5 3*
Air Force -1 3*
NCSU -7 2*
Navy -1.5 3*
Cal/USC over 54 3*
Iowa -3.5 3*
Ohio St -4 2*
Fresno St over 53 3*


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[WillieMaysHayes]

Budin on Texas Tech and Phillies ml.

 

[WSOX05WSC]

so the underdog lock of the year is
20 units on colorado +2?

ats underdog lock is colorado not baylor

 

[ugk]

ATS LOCK CLUB

FOOTBALL
20 units Colorado +2
8 units Toledo -3.5
7 units Rutgers -7
6 units Pitt -1.5
5 units SMU +1.5

BASEBALL
4 Under 6 SF/PHI

THIS IS THE RIGHT CARD
ugk

 

[1drmain]

jeff benton saturday

Jeff Benton SATURDAY'S ACTION
50 DIME college football selection on CALIFORNIA a road undeadog at USC in a Pac-10 clash. The Bears are catching between 1½ and 2½ points in this contest, with the number coming down all week. Although that 2½ probaibly won’t last, if you can get that number, I want you to buy the half-point and push Cal to +3. Even though I fully expect the Bears to win outright, it’s smart business to get that key number of +3 if you can.





15 DIME college football selection on TCU as a big home favorite vs. BYU in a Mountain West Conference contest. The Horned Frogs are laying betwlen 29 and 29½ points depending on where you shop.

CALIFORNIA over USC


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Call me stubborn, but for the second straight week I’m fading USC with my big play.





Clearly, I was wrong in my analysis last week when I predicted the Trojans would be flat after their last-second 32-31 home loss to Washington on Oct. 2. But now after a SECOND straight heartbreaking loss in the closing moments? I just don’t see this team – which, again, has nothing to play for because of NCAA penalties that make the Trojans ineliaible for a bowl game or a Pac-10 title – responding positively.





Even if Lane Kiffin can get his squad recharged, he still has major issues with his defense. Against three offensively challenged opponents – Virginia, Minnesota and Washington State – USC’s defense looked stout, allowing an average of just 17 points per game. But against three opponents that can move the football – Hawaii, Washington and Stanford – the Trojans were completely gashed, giving up 36, 32 and 37 points and a total of 1,602 yards (534 per game!).





Well, with the exception of a 10-9 loss at Arizona two weeks ago, Cal’s offense has been phenomenal, putting up 52, 52, 31 and 35 points while averaging 440.5 total yards per game (229.5 rushing ypg). And unlike USC, Cal can play defense. Yes, the Bears got shredded by Nevada’s “Pistol” offense in a 52-31 loss a month ago (yielding nearly 500 yards), but otherwise Cal has surrendered a total of 27 points in four other games, and those four opponents averaged less than 200 yards per contest.





Two additional factors to consider:





1) The Bears have had their heads handed to them recently by USC, which has won six straight meetings by an average of 15.8 ppg with Cal scoring a total of 59 points (including a single field goal each of the last two years). Thus the Bears will be very much motiivated by revenge today – they know this is the best chance they’ve had in years to finally get over on the mighty Trojans.





2) USC has some pointspread issues coming into this contest. Although the Trojans covered the spread at Stanford last week (as a 10-point underdog), they’re 4-13 ATS in their last 17 games as a favorite, 2-6 ATS in their last eight at home (all as a favorite), 4-11 ATS in their last 15 conference games and 0-10 ATS in their last 10 when coming off a spread-cover.





In fact, not once in their last 30 games going back to September 2008 have the Trojans cashed in back-to-back contests. That streak continues here as Cal will score the outright upset – and if USC falls behind early, we could be looking at a double-digit rout!

TCU over BYU​

This pointspread is through the roof – so much so that when this game was put on the board at one Vegas sportsbook in mid-June, TCU was a 10-point favorite. So we’re talking a line shift of nearly 20 points! The fact I’m still willing to take a “bad” number tells you what a mismatch this really is.





Yes, BYU finally ended a four-game slide with last week’s 24-21 home win over San Diego State, but that victory came with some help from above. The replay officials in the press box botched a call that went against San Diego State and led to a BYU touchdown (and led to three suspensions this week by the Mountain West Conference).





Even in the victory, freshman QB Jake Heaps struggled, going just 15-for-22 for 126 yards, no TDs and one INT. Heaps is completing just 52.7 percent of his passes with one TD and four INTs, and his 4.9 yards per pass attempt is atrocious. Now he’s facing at TCU defense that’s giving up just 10.3 points and 230.2 total yards per game, including a measly 134.2 passing yards per outing. That latter figure is astounding when you conlider the unbeaten Horned Frogs have been up big in every game, forcing opponents to throw the football.





That TCU defense has pitched back-to-back shutouts the last two weeks against conference foes Colorado State (27-0) and Wyoming (45-0), and in four of its last five games the Frogs have surrendered just 17 points … total! While BYU did produce a season-high point total last week, the once-prolific Cougars offense is still netting just 16.7 points and 329 yards per game, including 13.3 ppg in three double-digit road losses at Air Force (35-14), Florida State (34-10) and Utah State (31-16).





The Horned Frogs, who clobbered much more explosive BYU squads the last two years by scores of 32-7 (home) and 38-7 (road), can name the score in this one. And seeing that TCU is in the national championship hunt, there will be no let up from this squad no matter how big the fourth-quarter advantage is.

 

[TNStud]

Rainman

5* Indiana -10
5* Florida St -21
5* NC St -7

3* Georgia Tech -18
3* Ohio St -4

 

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Mario Calabrese mustwinsports
50 unit Mich State
50 unit Nebraska

12-2 run