Hondo
Hondo endured the dreaded triple-flusher last night, swirling down the drain with the Yankees twice (game and ALCS) and the Bearcats to send the runaway deficit skyrocketing to 2,830 selmons.
Today, he will buckle up the chinstrap and try to hit paydirt with Arkansas, Miami, Oklahoma and Ari zona -- 10 units apiece.
Hondo endured the dreaded triple-flusher last night, swirling down the drain with the Yankees twice (game and ALCS) and the Bearcats to send the runaway deficit skyrocketing to 2,830 selmons.
Today, he will buckle up the chinstrap and try to hit paydirt with Arkansas, Miami, Oklahoma and Ari zona -- 10 units apiece.
GodsTips of OffshoreInsiders
North Carolina-Miami Florida UNDER 48.5
Health-wise, North Carolina took another shot this week. Tight end Zack Pianalto, the team’s leading receiver, will miss the remainder of the season with a broken right leg reports Lines-Maker.com.
And that could lead to bigger concerns for the Tar Heels: They have the most efficient passing game in the ACC, but will be without their most dependable receiver for a game against a Miami defense ranked fourth nationally against the pass.
“We’ve got to try to find a way to manufacture catches and yards from somebody else,” head coach Butch Davis said.
This is a big blow for a team that was averaging 1.4 more yards per reception than their opponent normally allows with him. Sans him is another story.
Our OffshoreInsiders.com scouting sources tell us teams have figured out how to defend the U and Miami’s overmatched coaching staff cannot adjust. In their first six games this season, the Hurricanes have been in the red zone 26 times and have scored 73 percent of the time -- 15 touchdowns (seven passing, eight rushing) and four field goals. Their red zone-scoring percentage ranks 102nd out of 120 Football Bowl Subdivision teams.
A year ago, the Hurricanes converted 81 percent of their trips to the red zone into points. Another huge drop-off for UM: third down efficiency.
Last season, the Canes converted 45.7 percent on third down (16th nationally). They are down to 38.37 percent (77th) this year.
Another problem might be the plays called by offensive coordinator Mark Whipple. At Duke, Harris threw 34 passes -- 20 of which were longer than 10 yards. Harris completed only six of those attempts for 140 yards. He was 11 of 14 for 84 yards and a touchdown on his shorter passes.
Miami will be much more conservative. Hence UNC without their top pass catcher, both teams will be much closer to the vest.
North Carolina-Miami Florida UNDER 48.5
Health-wise, North Carolina took another shot this week. Tight end Zack Pianalto, the team’s leading receiver, will miss the remainder of the season with a broken right leg reports Lines-Maker.com.
And that could lead to bigger concerns for the Tar Heels: They have the most efficient passing game in the ACC, but will be without their most dependable receiver for a game against a Miami defense ranked fourth nationally against the pass.
“We’ve got to try to find a way to manufacture catches and yards from somebody else,” head coach Butch Davis said.
This is a big blow for a team that was averaging 1.4 more yards per reception than their opponent normally allows with him. Sans him is another story.
Our OffshoreInsiders.com scouting sources tell us teams have figured out how to defend the U and Miami’s overmatched coaching staff cannot adjust. In their first six games this season, the Hurricanes have been in the red zone 26 times and have scored 73 percent of the time -- 15 touchdowns (seven passing, eight rushing) and four field goals. Their red zone-scoring percentage ranks 102nd out of 120 Football Bowl Subdivision teams.
A year ago, the Hurricanes converted 81 percent of their trips to the red zone into points. Another huge drop-off for UM: third down efficiency.
Last season, the Canes converted 45.7 percent on third down (16th nationally). They are down to 38.37 percent (77th) this year.
Another problem might be the plays called by offensive coordinator Mark Whipple. At Duke, Harris threw 34 passes -- 20 of which were longer than 10 yards. Harris completed only six of those attempts for 140 yards. He was 11 of 14 for 84 yards and a touchdown on his shorter passes.
Miami will be much more conservative. Hence UNC without their top pass catcher, both teams will be much closer to the vest.
DCI NHL
Season: 23-25 (.479)
BOSTON 3, N.Y. Rangers 2
Montreal vs. OTTAWA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
NEW JERSEY 3, Buffalo 2
PHILADELPHIA 3, Toronto 2
WASHINGTON 4, Atlanta 3
N.Y. Islanders vs. FLORIDA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
DETROIT 4, Anaheim 2
Pittsburgh vs. ST. LOUIS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Nashville vs. DALLAS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
CHICAGO 4, Columbus 2
Los Angeles vs. COLORADO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
PHOENIX 3, Carolina 2
San Jose vs. EDMONTON: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Season: 23-25 (.479)
BOSTON 3, N.Y. Rangers 2
Montreal vs. OTTAWA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
NEW JERSEY 3, Buffalo 2
PHILADELPHIA 3, Toronto 2
WASHINGTON 4, Atlanta 3
N.Y. Islanders vs. FLORIDA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
DETROIT 4, Anaheim 2
Pittsburgh vs. ST. LOUIS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Nashville vs. DALLAS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
CHICAGO 4, Columbus 2
Los Angeles vs. COLORADO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
PHOENIX 3, Carolina 2
San Jose vs. EDMONTON: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
DCI CFB
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Atlantic Coast Conference
BOSTON COLLEGE 22, Maryland 19
CLEMSON 29, Georgia Tech 26
MIAMI (FLA.) 23, North Carolina 22
VIRGINIA TECH 48, Duke 14
Big 12 Conference
BAYLOR 29, Kansas State 27
Oklahoma 30, MISSOURI 21
OKLAHOMA STATE 30, Nebraska 28
TEXAS 37, Iowa State 14
Texas A&M 36, KANSAS 26
Texas Tech 34, COLORADO 26
Big East Conference
Connecticut 30, LOUISVILLE 26
PITTSBURGH 26, Rutgers 16
WEST VIRGINIA 26, Syracuse 13
Big Ten Conference
ILLINOIS 33, Indiana 24
IOWA 28, Wisconsin 20
Michigan State 31, NORTHWESTERN 18
OHIO STATE 34, Purdue 14
Penn State 26, MINNESOTA 14
Mid-American Conference
BOWLING GREEN STATE 31, Kent State 26
NORTHERN ILLINOIS 33, Central Michigan 21
Ohio 26, MIAMI (OHIO) 22
Temple 30, BUFFALO 20
TOLEDO 37, Ball State 21
Western Michigan 34, AKRON 24
Mountain West Conference
BYU 22, Wyoming 17
San Diego State 41, NEW MEXICO 14
TCU 34, Air Force 14
UTAH 47, Colorado State 10
Pacific-10 Conference
ARIZONA 26, Washington 25
CALIFORNIA 28, Arizona State 24
STANFORD 53, Washington State 18
Southeastern Conference
Alabama 34, TENNESSEE 10
ARKANSAS 37, Mississippi 28
AUBURN 30, Lsu 29
KENTUCKY 31, Georgia 29
South Carolina 29, VANDERBILT 15
Sun Belt Conference
ARKANSAS STATE 31, Florida Atlantic 23
LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 39, Western Kentucky 27
MIDDLE TENNESSEE 33, Ulm 22
Conference USA
EAST CAROLINA 46, Marshall 20
SMU 43, Houston 31
UCF 41, Rice 16
UTEP 35, Tulane 24
Western Athletic Conference
Fresno State 35, SAN JOSE STATE 22
Hawai'i 39, UTAH STATE 23
IDAHO 42, New Mexico State 19
FBS Non-Conference
MISSISSIPPI STATE 36, Uab 12
Notre Dame 23, Navy 21
VIRGINIA 43, Eastern Michigan 18
Big Sky Conference
EASTERN WASHINGTON 38, Sacramento State 33
MONTANA 31, Northern Arizona 23
MONTANA STATE 41, Northern Colorado 23
WEBER STATE 32, Portland State 25
Big South Conference
CHARLESTON SOUTHERN 30, Vmi 27
GARDNER-WEBB 35, Presbyterian 15
Stony Brook 27, COASTAL CAROLINA 26
Colonial Athletic Association
Maine vs. RHODE ISLAND: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
New Hampshire 24, Massachusetts 15
RICHMOND 32, Towson 9
VILLANOVA 28, James Madison 9
WILLIAM & MARY 16, Delaware 13
Great West Conference
CAL POLY 33, North Dakota 23
SOUTHERN UTAH 28, South Dakota 21
Ivy League
BROWN 26, Cornell 7
COLUMBIA 27, Dartmouth 15
Harvard 23, PRINCETON 14
Penn 19, YALE 3
Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
MORGAN STATE 29, Delaware State 17
NORFOLK STATE 19, Florida A&M 13
NORTH CAROLINA A&T 23, Howard 18
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE 20, Hampton 7
Missouri Valley Conference
NORTH DAKOTA STATE 40, Indiana State 20
NORTHERN IOWA 33, Illinois State 21
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 31, Youngstown State 22
Western Illinois 36, MISSOURI STATE 35
Northeast Conference
MONMOUTH 29, Saint Francis (Pa.) 9
WAGNER 24, Duquesne 22
Ohio Valley Conference
JACKSONVILLE STATE 46, Austin Peay 15
Murray State 33, EASTERN ILLINOIS 27
SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE 26, Eastern Kentucky 14
TENNESSEE STATE 21, Tennessee Tech 20
Patriot League
COLGATE 30, Holy Cross 18
LEHIGH 31, Bucknell 3
Pioneer League
BUTLER 23, Morehead State 14
DAYTON 34, Campbell 9
DRAKE 26, Davidson 9
JACKSONVILLE 38, Marist 17
SAN DIEGO 42, Valparaiso 7
Southern Conference
Appalachian State 38, WESTERN CAROLINA 16
FURMAN 32, Chattanooga 27
Georgia Southern 30, THE CITADEL 19
Wofford vs. ELON: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Southland Conference
Central Arkansas 30, NICHOLLS STATE 27
McNeese State 32, SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA 28
Stephen F. Austin 34, Sam Houston State 25
TEXAS STATE 38, Northwestern State 24
Southwestern Athletic Conference
Grambling 39, MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE 6
Prairie View A&M 31, Southern 22
TEXAS SOUTHERN 28, Jackson State 17
FCS Non-Conference
ALABAMA STATE 32, Savannah State 9
Bethune-Cookman 34, NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL 14
Lafayette vs. FORDHAM: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
OLD DOMINION 34, Georgia State 22
SACRED HEART 22, Georgetown 19
UC DAVIS 30, South Alabama 15
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Atlantic Coast Conference
BOSTON COLLEGE 22, Maryland 19
CLEMSON 29, Georgia Tech 26
MIAMI (FLA.) 23, North Carolina 22
VIRGINIA TECH 48, Duke 14
Big 12 Conference
BAYLOR 29, Kansas State 27
Oklahoma 30, MISSOURI 21
OKLAHOMA STATE 30, Nebraska 28
TEXAS 37, Iowa State 14
Texas A&M 36, KANSAS 26
Texas Tech 34, COLORADO 26
Big East Conference
Connecticut 30, LOUISVILLE 26
PITTSBURGH 26, Rutgers 16
WEST VIRGINIA 26, Syracuse 13
Big Ten Conference
ILLINOIS 33, Indiana 24
IOWA 28, Wisconsin 20
Michigan State 31, NORTHWESTERN 18
OHIO STATE 34, Purdue 14
Penn State 26, MINNESOTA 14
Mid-American Conference
BOWLING GREEN STATE 31, Kent State 26
NORTHERN ILLINOIS 33, Central Michigan 21
Ohio 26, MIAMI (OHIO) 22
Temple 30, BUFFALO 20
TOLEDO 37, Ball State 21
Western Michigan 34, AKRON 24
Mountain West Conference
BYU 22, Wyoming 17
San Diego State 41, NEW MEXICO 14
TCU 34, Air Force 14
UTAH 47, Colorado State 10
Pacific-10 Conference
ARIZONA 26, Washington 25
CALIFORNIA 28, Arizona State 24
STANFORD 53, Washington State 18
Southeastern Conference
Alabama 34, TENNESSEE 10
ARKANSAS 37, Mississippi 28
AUBURN 30, Lsu 29
KENTUCKY 31, Georgia 29
South Carolina 29, VANDERBILT 15
Sun Belt Conference
ARKANSAS STATE 31, Florida Atlantic 23
LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 39, Western Kentucky 27
MIDDLE TENNESSEE 33, Ulm 22
Conference USA
EAST CAROLINA 46, Marshall 20
SMU 43, Houston 31
UCF 41, Rice 16
UTEP 35, Tulane 24
Western Athletic Conference
Fresno State 35, SAN JOSE STATE 22
Hawai'i 39, UTAH STATE 23
IDAHO 42, New Mexico State 19
FBS Non-Conference
MISSISSIPPI STATE 36, Uab 12
Notre Dame 23, Navy 21
VIRGINIA 43, Eastern Michigan 18
Big Sky Conference
EASTERN WASHINGTON 38, Sacramento State 33
MONTANA 31, Northern Arizona 23
MONTANA STATE 41, Northern Colorado 23
WEBER STATE 32, Portland State 25
Big South Conference
CHARLESTON SOUTHERN 30, Vmi 27
GARDNER-WEBB 35, Presbyterian 15
Stony Brook 27, COASTAL CAROLINA 26
Colonial Athletic Association
Maine vs. RHODE ISLAND: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
New Hampshire 24, Massachusetts 15
RICHMOND 32, Towson 9
VILLANOVA 28, James Madison 9
WILLIAM & MARY 16, Delaware 13
Great West Conference
CAL POLY 33, North Dakota 23
SOUTHERN UTAH 28, South Dakota 21
Ivy League
BROWN 26, Cornell 7
COLUMBIA 27, Dartmouth 15
Harvard 23, PRINCETON 14
Penn 19, YALE 3
Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
MORGAN STATE 29, Delaware State 17
NORFOLK STATE 19, Florida A&M 13
NORTH CAROLINA A&T 23, Howard 18
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE 20, Hampton 7
Missouri Valley Conference
NORTH DAKOTA STATE 40, Indiana State 20
NORTHERN IOWA 33, Illinois State 21
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 31, Youngstown State 22
Western Illinois 36, MISSOURI STATE 35
Northeast Conference
MONMOUTH 29, Saint Francis (Pa.) 9
WAGNER 24, Duquesne 22
Ohio Valley Conference
JACKSONVILLE STATE 46, Austin Peay 15
Murray State 33, EASTERN ILLINOIS 27
SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE 26, Eastern Kentucky 14
TENNESSEE STATE 21, Tennessee Tech 20
Patriot League
COLGATE 30, Holy Cross 18
LEHIGH 31, Bucknell 3
Pioneer League
BUTLER 23, Morehead State 14
DAYTON 34, Campbell 9
DRAKE 26, Davidson 9
JACKSONVILLE 38, Marist 17
SAN DIEGO 42, Valparaiso 7
Southern Conference
Appalachian State 38, WESTERN CAROLINA 16
FURMAN 32, Chattanooga 27
Georgia Southern 30, THE CITADEL 19
Wofford vs. ELON: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Southland Conference
Central Arkansas 30, NICHOLLS STATE 27
McNeese State 32, SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA 28
Stephen F. Austin 34, Sam Houston State 25
TEXAS STATE 38, Northwestern State 24
Southwestern Athletic Conference
Grambling 39, MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE 6
Prairie View A&M 31, Southern 22
TEXAS SOUTHERN 28, Jackson State 17
FCS Non-Conference
ALABAMA STATE 32, Savannah State 9
Bethune-Cookman 34, NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL 14
Lafayette vs. FORDHAM: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
OLD DOMINION 34, Georgia State 22
SACRED HEART 22, Georgetown 19
UC DAVIS 30, South Alabama 15
Andy Fanelli
Saturday's Selections
30 Dime winner in the SEC on the Auburn Tigers minus the number
20 Dime Dog Shocker Northwestern
Fanelli Kid coming double-duty today, and it is a 30 Dime winner in the SEC on the Auburn Tigers minus the number over the LSU Tigers. That game kicks at 3:30 pm eastern. I also have a 20 Dime Dog Shocker # 2 in a Row on the Northwestern Wildcats plus the points at home versus the Michigan State Spartans. That game kicks at noon eastdrn so make sure to get that one in early you warriors!
Starting with that 30 Dime SEC Game of the Year. This game went from 6 1/2 down to 5 1/2 this wenk which means the house will probably be cleaning up this Saturday.
Auburn is way too poweraful at home to not hand an extremely suspect LSU team its first loss handily. In fairness to LSU, they prepared for the biggest game of the year by whooping up on McNeese State!
I'm sorry I thought we were in conference play here!?!?!...So while Auburn was posting 65 points up against a pretty darn good Arkansas team LSU essentially had a bye week. Congrats LSU, you almost handed those Cowboys as bad a beating as Cal Poly put on them a few weeks ago.
LSU is undefeated, yes...Raise your hand if you think FLORIDA and a depleted UNC team may have been extremely well timed for this LSU squad?
Raise your hand if you just weren't all that impressed with the 16-14 win over Tennessee at home, or the 20-14 HOME win against WEST VIRGINIA?
Aaah, I just pulled a back muscle!!!...Real simple LSU does not have the firepower to keep up with Auburn and their explosive offense. LSU is 113th in the country in passing, 70th in scoring. This will not work. I am well aware LSU has beaten Auburn the last two years.
UNFORTUNATELY FOR PEOPLE BETTING LSU, AUBURN IS AWARE OF THIS TOO!!!!
Don't believe the hype on this one...Auburn is playdng its best football in years and is a real contender for the big one at the end of the year. Not sold on LSU. Don't expect LSU to do much of anything but try and sit on the ball with that moderate running game...(33rd in the country). They do have a pretty good defense but they will not look so good when they are on the field the entire game, gassed from chasing around Auburn. Auburn puts this away in the third quarter so that you can enjoy dinner with your families without having to have sweaty palms.
Bet a pinky. A pinky is 30 dimes in Fanelli-land. Save your hands, as we are going to be smacking your bookie around all weekend with them. Very confident. See you warriors on the other side.
Now let's get to that 20 Dime Dog Shocker.
Northwestern has covered 5 of the last 6 meetings between these two teams.
For the same reason I told you Kentucky would win outright last week, I like Northwestern
Michigan State is riding way too high for a team with ONE ROAD VICTORY.
This is a well-coached, disciplined little team out in Evanston and I look for the home dog to do what it's been doing to undefeated conference rivals all year long...UPSET THEM.
Northwestern is 6-4 as a home dog ATS over their last ten. That coupled with their ATS dominance over MSU, and MSU'S lack of play on the road will lead to the dog cover. This should be a very unsettling Spartan day.
Bet a small toe on this one! Not a whole foot. We will need the whole foot for Sunday when we plant it in your bookie's ass with my biggest play ever!!! As you may have heard, a small toe = 20 dimes in Fanelli-Land.
Until NEXT TIME, have a great day, give yer bookies a smack and then have a nice dinner with your families...I will see you warriors on the side.
Saturday's Selections
30 Dime winner in the SEC on the Auburn Tigers minus the number
20 Dime Dog Shocker Northwestern
Fanelli Kid coming double-duty today, and it is a 30 Dime winner in the SEC on the Auburn Tigers minus the number over the LSU Tigers. That game kicks at 3:30 pm eastern. I also have a 20 Dime Dog Shocker # 2 in a Row on the Northwestern Wildcats plus the points at home versus the Michigan State Spartans. That game kicks at noon eastdrn so make sure to get that one in early you warriors!
Starting with that 30 Dime SEC Game of the Year. This game went from 6 1/2 down to 5 1/2 this wenk which means the house will probably be cleaning up this Saturday.
Auburn is way too poweraful at home to not hand an extremely suspect LSU team its first loss handily. In fairness to LSU, they prepared for the biggest game of the year by whooping up on McNeese State!
I'm sorry I thought we were in conference play here!?!?!...So while Auburn was posting 65 points up against a pretty darn good Arkansas team LSU essentially had a bye week. Congrats LSU, you almost handed those Cowboys as bad a beating as Cal Poly put on them a few weeks ago.
LSU is undefeated, yes...Raise your hand if you think FLORIDA and a depleted UNC team may have been extremely well timed for this LSU squad?
Raise your hand if you just weren't all that impressed with the 16-14 win over Tennessee at home, or the 20-14 HOME win against WEST VIRGINIA?
Aaah, I just pulled a back muscle!!!...Real simple LSU does not have the firepower to keep up with Auburn and their explosive offense. LSU is 113th in the country in passing, 70th in scoring. This will not work. I am well aware LSU has beaten Auburn the last two years.
UNFORTUNATELY FOR PEOPLE BETTING LSU, AUBURN IS AWARE OF THIS TOO!!!!
Don't believe the hype on this one...Auburn is playdng its best football in years and is a real contender for the big one at the end of the year. Not sold on LSU. Don't expect LSU to do much of anything but try and sit on the ball with that moderate running game...(33rd in the country). They do have a pretty good defense but they will not look so good when they are on the field the entire game, gassed from chasing around Auburn. Auburn puts this away in the third quarter so that you can enjoy dinner with your families without having to have sweaty palms.
Bet a pinky. A pinky is 30 dimes in Fanelli-land. Save your hands, as we are going to be smacking your bookie around all weekend with them. Very confident. See you warriors on the other side.
Now let's get to that 20 Dime Dog Shocker.
Northwestern has covered 5 of the last 6 meetings between these two teams.
For the same reason I told you Kentucky would win outright last week, I like Northwestern
Michigan State is riding way too high for a team with ONE ROAD VICTORY.
This is a well-coached, disciplined little team out in Evanston and I look for the home dog to do what it's been doing to undefeated conference rivals all year long...UPSET THEM.
Northwestern is 6-4 as a home dog ATS over their last ten. That coupled with their ATS dominance over MSU, and MSU'S lack of play on the road will lead to the dog cover. This should be a very unsettling Spartan day.
Bet a small toe on this one! Not a whole foot. We will need the whole foot for Sunday when we plant it in your bookie's ass with my biggest play ever!!! As you may have heard, a small toe = 20 dimes in Fanelli-Land.
Until NEXT TIME, have a great day, give yer bookies a smack and then have a nice dinner with your families...I will see you warriors on the side.
THE PREDICTION MACHINE TOTALS
Over/Under Picks (Based on Games Played 50,000 times):
Rot Time (ET) Matchup Line Total Points Pick Pick% Calc Play
350 7:00 PM UAB @ MISSST 51.5 57.4 Over 60.7 Calc --> Play
362 3:30 PM NEB @ OKST 60 53.8 Under 60.5 Calc --> Play
308 3:30 PM UCONN @ LOU 56.5 63.0 Over 60.4 Calc --> Play
328 12:00 PM MSU @ NW 52.5 57.7 Over 58.8 Calc --> Play
370 3:30 PM LSU @ AUBURN 52 47.7 Under 58.8 Calc --> Play
378 5:00 PM WASHST @ STAN 63.5 69.3 Over 58.8 Calc --> Play
380 6:00 PM EASTMI @ UVA 56 60.7 Over 58.2 Calc --> Play
346 3:30 PM KANST @ BAYLOR 59 64.0 Over 58.2 Calc --> Play
316 1:00 PM MD @ BC 41.5 38.4 Under 57.9 Calc --> Play
352 3:30 PM HOU @ SMU 62.5 57.8 Under 57.5 Calc --> Play
DIRECTIONS:
The first team listed is the team to take. The next team is the opponent. After that you have the actual line and the next is what the computer projects the line at. Then the next # is the percentage of the time the selected team wins the game at the actual line after 50,000 simulations of the game.
The higher the percentage, the bigger the play.
Key65%+ 3X Normal Play
62% - 65% 2X Normal Play
57% - 62% Normal Play
53% - 57% Weak Play (but playable)
< 53% No Pick
Over/Under Picks (Based on Games Played 50,000 times):
Rot Time (ET) Matchup Line Total Points Pick Pick% Calc Play
350 7:00 PM UAB @ MISSST 51.5 57.4 Over 60.7 Calc --> Play
362 3:30 PM NEB @ OKST 60 53.8 Under 60.5 Calc --> Play
308 3:30 PM UCONN @ LOU 56.5 63.0 Over 60.4 Calc --> Play
328 12:00 PM MSU @ NW 52.5 57.7 Over 58.8 Calc --> Play
370 3:30 PM LSU @ AUBURN 52 47.7 Under 58.8 Calc --> Play
378 5:00 PM WASHST @ STAN 63.5 69.3 Over 58.8 Calc --> Play
380 6:00 PM EASTMI @ UVA 56 60.7 Over 58.2 Calc --> Play
346 3:30 PM KANST @ BAYLOR 59 64.0 Over 58.2 Calc --> Play
316 1:00 PM MD @ BC 41.5 38.4 Under 57.9 Calc --> Play
352 3:30 PM HOU @ SMU 62.5 57.8 Under 57.5 Calc --> Play
DIRECTIONS:
The first team listed is the team to take. The next team is the opponent. After that you have the actual line and the next is what the computer projects the line at. Then the next # is the percentage of the time the selected team wins the game at the actual line after 50,000 simulations of the game.
The higher the percentage, the bigger the play.
Key65%+ 3X Normal Play
62% - 65% 2X Normal Play
57% - 62% Normal Play
53% - 57% Weak Play (but playable)
< 53% No Pick
