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SATURDAY 10/23 NCAAF PLAYS
A PARLAY: Risking $1,000.00 To Win $405.37 (+40.5%)
1. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 310 Virginia Tech* -3200 vs Duke
2. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 326 Ohio State* -1900 vs Purdue
3. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 336 Texas* -1050 vs Iowa State
4. 10/23/2010 5:00 PM College Football 372 Idaho* -2200 vs New Mexico State
5. 10/23/2010 6:00 PM College Football 376 Utah* -7000 vs Colorado State
6. 10/23/2010 5:00 PM College Football 378 Stanford* -9000 vs Washington State
7. 10/23/2010 6:00 PM College Football 380 Virginia* -2000 vs Eastern Michigan
8. 10/23/2010 10:00 PM College Football 395 San Diego State* -2000 vs New Mexico
U PARLAY: Risking $1,000.00 To Win $871.06 (+87.1%)
1. 10/24/2010 1:00 PM NFL Football 414 New Orleans Saints* -650 vs Cleveland
2. 10/24/2010 1:00 PM NFL Football 416 Baltimore Ravens* -650 vs Buffalo
3. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 310 Virginia Tech* -3200 vs Duke
4. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 326 Ohio State* -1900 vs Purdue
5. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 336 Texas* -1050 vs Iowa State
6. 10/23/2010 5:00 PM College Football 372 Idaho* -2200 vs New Mexico State
7. 10/23/2010 6:00 PM College Football 376 Utah* -7000 vs Colorado State
8. 10/23/2010 5:00 PM College Football 378 Stanford* -9000 vs Washington State
9. 10/23/2010 6:00 PM College Football 380 Virginia* -2000 vs Eastern Michigan
10. 10/23/2010 10:00 PM College Football 395 San Diego State* -2000 vs New Mexico
B PARLAY: Risking $1,000.00 To Win $1,150.13 (+115%)
1. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 310 Virginia Tech* -3200 vs Duke
2. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 326 Ohio State* -1900 vs Purdue
3. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 336 Texas* -1050 vs Iowa State
4. 10/23/2010 7:00 PM College Football 350 Mississippi State* -1000 vs UAB
5. 10/23/2010 7:00 PM College Football 367 Alabama* -600 vs Tennessee U
6. 10/23/2010 5:00 PM College Football 372 Idaho* -2200 vs New Mexico State
7. 10/23/2010 6:00 PM College Football 376 Utah* -7000 vs Colorado State
8. 10/23/2010 5:00 PM College Football 378 Stanford* -9000 vs Washington State
9. 10/23/2010 6:00 PM College Football 380 Virginia* -2000 vs Eastern Michigan
10. 10/23/2010 3:30 PM College Football 384 Central Florida* -1500 vs Rice
11. 10/23/2010 8:00 PM College Football 389 Fresno State* -850 vs San Jose State
12. 10/23/2010 10:00 PM College Football 395 San Diego State* -2000 vs New Mexico
SATURDAY 10/23 NCAAF PLAYS
A PARLAY: Risking $1,000.00 To Win $405.37 (+40.5%)
1. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 310 Virginia Tech* -3200 vs Duke
2. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 326 Ohio State* -1900 vs Purdue
3. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 336 Texas* -1050 vs Iowa State
4. 10/23/2010 5:00 PM College Football 372 Idaho* -2200 vs New Mexico State
5. 10/23/2010 6:00 PM College Football 376 Utah* -7000 vs Colorado State
6. 10/23/2010 5:00 PM College Football 378 Stanford* -9000 vs Washington State
7. 10/23/2010 6:00 PM College Football 380 Virginia* -2000 vs Eastern Michigan
8. 10/23/2010 10:00 PM College Football 395 San Diego State* -2000 vs New Mexico
U PARLAY: Risking $1,000.00 To Win $871.06 (+87.1%)
1. 10/24/2010 1:00 PM NFL Football 414 New Orleans Saints* -650 vs Cleveland
2. 10/24/2010 1:00 PM NFL Football 416 Baltimore Ravens* -650 vs Buffalo
3. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 310 Virginia Tech* -3200 vs Duke
4. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 326 Ohio State* -1900 vs Purdue
5. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 336 Texas* -1050 vs Iowa State
6. 10/23/2010 5:00 PM College Football 372 Idaho* -2200 vs New Mexico State
7. 10/23/2010 6:00 PM College Football 376 Utah* -7000 vs Colorado State
8. 10/23/2010 5:00 PM College Football 378 Stanford* -9000 vs Washington State
9. 10/23/2010 6:00 PM College Football 380 Virginia* -2000 vs Eastern Michigan
10. 10/23/2010 10:00 PM College Football 395 San Diego State* -2000 vs New Mexico
B PARLAY: Risking $1,000.00 To Win $1,150.13 (+115%)
1. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 310 Virginia Tech* -3200 vs Duke
2. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 326 Ohio State* -1900 vs Purdue
3. 10/23/2010 12:00 PM College Football 336 Texas* -1050 vs Iowa State
4. 10/23/2010 7:00 PM College Football 350 Mississippi State* -1000 vs UAB
5. 10/23/2010 7:00 PM College Football 367 Alabama* -600 vs Tennessee U
6. 10/23/2010 5:00 PM College Football 372 Idaho* -2200 vs New Mexico State
7. 10/23/2010 6:00 PM College Football 376 Utah* -7000 vs Colorado State
8. 10/23/2010 5:00 PM College Football 378 Stanford* -9000 vs Washington State
9. 10/23/2010 6:00 PM College Football 380 Virginia* -2000 vs Eastern Michigan
10. 10/23/2010 3:30 PM College Football 384 Central Florida* -1500 vs Rice
11. 10/23/2010 8:00 PM College Football 389 Fresno State* -850 vs San Jose State
12. 10/23/2010 10:00 PM College Football 395 San Diego State* -2000 vs New Mexico
THE WINNING PRESCRIPTION
Marcus Langdon
(375) Colorado St @ (376) Utah 10/23/10(18:00 ET)
Colorado St +30.5
(399) Florida Atl @ (400) Arkansas St 10/23/10(13:00 ET)
Arkansas St -7
(381) Georgia @ (382) Kentucky 10/23/10(19:30 ET)
Georgia -4
(373) Hawaii @ (374) Utah St 10/23/10(17:00 ET)
Hawaii -3
(351) Houston U @ (352) SMU 10/23/10(15:35 ET)
Under 63
(335) Iowa St @ (336) Texas 10/23/10(12:00 ET)
Iowa St +21
(327) Michigan St @ (328) Northwestern 10/23/10(12:05 ET)
Michigan St -5.5
(361) Nebraska @ (362) Oklahoma St 10/23/10(15:30 ET)
Nebraska -6
(401) UL Monroe @ (402) M Tenn St 10/23/10(16:30 ET)
M Tenn St -12
Marcus Langdon
(375) Colorado St @ (376) Utah 10/23/10(18:00 ET)
Colorado St +30.5
(399) Florida Atl @ (400) Arkansas St 10/23/10(13:00 ET)
Arkansas St -7
(381) Georgia @ (382) Kentucky 10/23/10(19:30 ET)
Georgia -4
(373) Hawaii @ (374) Utah St 10/23/10(17:00 ET)
Hawaii -3
(351) Houston U @ (352) SMU 10/23/10(15:35 ET)
Under 63
(335) Iowa St @ (336) Texas 10/23/10(12:00 ET)
Iowa St +21
(327) Michigan St @ (328) Northwestern 10/23/10(12:05 ET)
Michigan St -5.5
(361) Nebraska @ (362) Oklahoma St 10/23/10(15:30 ET)
Nebraska -6
(401) UL Monroe @ (402) M Tenn St 10/23/10(16:30 ET)
M Tenn St -12
Matt Rivers of OffshoreInsiders winner on Georgia Tech +5 at Clemson.
I don’t trust Clemson and I certainly do not trust the Tigers’ coach in Dabo Swinney. Sure it’s not going to be easy for Paul Johnson’s squad here in Death Valley but the Yellow Jackets can certainly win this game so why not grab a field goal plus a few.
Kyle Parker is solid but he hasn’t been the same ever since the grueling overtime loss at Auburn. I’m not sure if he’s still really banged up physically and or just emotionally drained from the rough early going. Clemson overall has talent like always but they are a 3-3 football team that also always seems to have the potential to wet the bed. Losing CJ Spiller to the NFL was huge and as always the Tigers are up and down and underachieving more times than not.
I think we have come to realize that Tech this season isn’t as good as last season after losing studs like Derrick Morgan, Demaryius Thomas, Jonathan Dwyer and Morgan Burnett but the triple option has been good enough and the defense, despite not being all that play making, has at least been serviceable led by Tarrant and Jefferson. Joshua Nesbitt is a total baller and will rumble for his usual 100 yards leading the team to probably right around 300 on the ground.
The Tech passing game isn’t much but it’s not supposed to be and at least the last few weeks Nesbitt has completed some passes. The quarterback has shown the ability to throw the ball and therefore Clemson does have to somewhat respect that part of the game and can’t fully sell out against Nesbitt, Allen and Jones running the rock.
The Jackets may not win the ACC for a second straight season but they do control their own destiny right now and frankly I’m not all that afraid of this Clemson team and in the end am fine with scooping up whatever points I can.
The pick: GA Tech
I don’t trust Clemson and I certainly do not trust the Tigers’ coach in Dabo Swinney. Sure it’s not going to be easy for Paul Johnson’s squad here in Death Valley but the Yellow Jackets can certainly win this game so why not grab a field goal plus a few.
Kyle Parker is solid but he hasn’t been the same ever since the grueling overtime loss at Auburn. I’m not sure if he’s still really banged up physically and or just emotionally drained from the rough early going. Clemson overall has talent like always but they are a 3-3 football team that also always seems to have the potential to wet the bed. Losing CJ Spiller to the NFL was huge and as always the Tigers are up and down and underachieving more times than not.
I think we have come to realize that Tech this season isn’t as good as last season after losing studs like Derrick Morgan, Demaryius Thomas, Jonathan Dwyer and Morgan Burnett but the triple option has been good enough and the defense, despite not being all that play making, has at least been serviceable led by Tarrant and Jefferson. Joshua Nesbitt is a total baller and will rumble for his usual 100 yards leading the team to probably right around 300 on the ground.
The Tech passing game isn’t much but it’s not supposed to be and at least the last few weeks Nesbitt has completed some passes. The quarterback has shown the ability to throw the ball and therefore Clemson does have to somewhat respect that part of the game and can’t fully sell out against Nesbitt, Allen and Jones running the rock.
The Jackets may not win the ACC for a second straight season but they do control their own destiny right now and frankly I’m not all that afraid of this Clemson team and in the end am fine with scooping up whatever points I can.
The pick: GA Tech
The Gold Medal Club CFB:
5* Maryland
5*Northwestern
5*Houston
10*Tennessee
10 Washington
GL Boys!
5* Maryland
5*Northwestern
5*Houston
10*Tennessee
10 Washington
GL Boys!
HRC NCAA PREMIUM-Saturday, October 23rd
Capper: Robcat (Handicappers Paradise)
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2* Action (non-rated)
5* Selection
8* Premium
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15* Diamond
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Selections:
[327] Michigan State|5*|-5.5|B+0|ESPN|@ 12:00 pm EST
[340] Arkansas |5*|-10|B+0|Network N/A|@ 12:20 pm EST
[359] Oklahoma |5*|-3|B+0|Network N/A|@ 8:00 pm EST
Capper: Robcat (Handicappers Paradise)
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2* Action (non-rated)
5* Selection
8* Premium
10* Premium
15* Diamond
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Selections:
[327] Michigan State|5*|-5.5|B+0|ESPN|@ 12:00 pm EST
[340] Arkansas |5*|-10|B+0|Network N/A|@ 12:20 pm EST
[359] Oklahoma |5*|-3|B+0|Network N/A|@ 8:00 pm EST
Bobby Maxwell
Saturday's winners...
500-Unit SEC Super Lock - GEORGIA BULLDOGS
Talk about momentum, this is a matchup of two SEC teams that definitely have some as both are coming off big wins last week. But all the confidence right now resides with the Georgia offense and I’m looking for them to come out and deliver another big performance and get the win and cover against the Wildcats tonight.
Ever since Georgia got its star WR A.J. Green back in the lineup, it has looked like a completely different team. The offense has actually been on fire and will continue that trend tonight. He’s been back three games and they have scored 27 points or more in all three after failing to get more than 24 in the previous three losses. Over the last two weeks, Georgia has outscored the opposition 84-14, winning and covering against Tennessee and Vanderbilt.
There’s also some payback on the minds of the Bulldogs who fell at home to the Wildcats last year, 34-27 as 10-point home favorites. Georgia has won seven of the last 10 meetings with Kentucky and scored a 42-38 victory in Kentucky back in 2008.
The Bulldogs’ defense has also come alive, giving up just 14.3 points and just 267.3 yards per game over its last three games.
Kentucky upset South Carolina 31-28 last week, cashing as 5 ½-point home ‘dogs. They needed an interception on the final play of the game to preserve the victory in an emotionally charged game. Kentucky was outgained on the ground and through the air and they’ve been outgained overall in three of their last four games.
That was a huge emotional win for the Wildcats last week and there has got to be some letdown for them as they get ready to face their third straight tough SEC opponent at home after losing to Auburn, upsetting South Carolina and now this.
Georgia hasn’t turned the ball over in two games and the Bulldogs will put up some points against Kentucky defense that gives up 29.9 a game and is 11th in the SEC.
I’ll lay the points and go with the red-hot Bulldogs. Play Georgia in this one.
200-Unit College FB Marquee Matchup - OKLAHOMA SOONERS
Two undefeated teams will be battling it out in front of a national TV audience tonight, but if there has been any consistent in this Oklahoma-Missouri rivalry, it’s been that Oklahoma plays with a lot of confidence, having won seven straight and nine of 10 since 1994.
It seems like every time these teams have met lately, it’s been significant and a “spotlight” game only to have Oklahoma come out and completely dominate from the opening kickoff. Take 2008 and 2007 when these teams met in the Big 12 title game only to have the Sooners deliver beatings, 62-21 in 2008 as a 16-point favorite, and 38-17 in 2007 as a three-point favorite.
The Sooners have won seven straight against the Tigers dating back to 1998 and 19 of 20 in the series. They have cashed in three of their last four overall, including the last two meetings in Missouri.
Oklahoma’s Landry Jones threw for 334 yards and three TDs against Iowa State last weekend, winning 52-0 as 23-point favorites. And also look for big things from RB DeMarco Murray who has the Oklahoma record for touchdowns after topping 57 last week when he ran for 112 yards and two scores.
Missouri is getting a lot of credit for its defense this season, but the Tigers two toughest home games, against rival Illinois and against a good San Diego State team, they failed to cover the number as close to two TD favorites in both outings. A home shutout over lowly Colorado is nothing to brag about!
The Sooners’ offense has managed at least 27 points against every opponent this season, so points aren’t going to be hard to get tonight. Their most impressive performance was when they went to the Cotton Bowl and beat Texas 28-20.
Football players go to Oklahoma expecting to play in marquee games like this one. At Missouri, it’s a rare event when something like this happens. The Sooners are on ATS surges of 3-1-1 in October, 4-1 in Big 12 games and 4-1 as a road favorite of up to three points.
Missouri is on ATS skids of 4-11 at home, 4-10 against winning teams, 3-10 after a spread-cover, 1-4 as a home ‘dog and 0-5 at home against teams with winning road records.
History tells us Oklahoma wins this one as Missouri fails to show up in a marquee game. I’m not bucking history tonight. Load up and cash in with Oklahoma.
Saturday's winners...
500-Unit SEC Super Lock - GEORGIA BULLDOGS
Talk about momentum, this is a matchup of two SEC teams that definitely have some as both are coming off big wins last week. But all the confidence right now resides with the Georgia offense and I’m looking for them to come out and deliver another big performance and get the win and cover against the Wildcats tonight.
Ever since Georgia got its star WR A.J. Green back in the lineup, it has looked like a completely different team. The offense has actually been on fire and will continue that trend tonight. He’s been back three games and they have scored 27 points or more in all three after failing to get more than 24 in the previous three losses. Over the last two weeks, Georgia has outscored the opposition 84-14, winning and covering against Tennessee and Vanderbilt.
There’s also some payback on the minds of the Bulldogs who fell at home to the Wildcats last year, 34-27 as 10-point home favorites. Georgia has won seven of the last 10 meetings with Kentucky and scored a 42-38 victory in Kentucky back in 2008.
The Bulldogs’ defense has also come alive, giving up just 14.3 points and just 267.3 yards per game over its last three games.
Kentucky upset South Carolina 31-28 last week, cashing as 5 ½-point home ‘dogs. They needed an interception on the final play of the game to preserve the victory in an emotionally charged game. Kentucky was outgained on the ground and through the air and they’ve been outgained overall in three of their last four games.
That was a huge emotional win for the Wildcats last week and there has got to be some letdown for them as they get ready to face their third straight tough SEC opponent at home after losing to Auburn, upsetting South Carolina and now this.
Georgia hasn’t turned the ball over in two games and the Bulldogs will put up some points against Kentucky defense that gives up 29.9 a game and is 11th in the SEC.
I’ll lay the points and go with the red-hot Bulldogs. Play Georgia in this one.
200-Unit College FB Marquee Matchup - OKLAHOMA SOONERS
Two undefeated teams will be battling it out in front of a national TV audience tonight, but if there has been any consistent in this Oklahoma-Missouri rivalry, it’s been that Oklahoma plays with a lot of confidence, having won seven straight and nine of 10 since 1994.
It seems like every time these teams have met lately, it’s been significant and a “spotlight” game only to have Oklahoma come out and completely dominate from the opening kickoff. Take 2008 and 2007 when these teams met in the Big 12 title game only to have the Sooners deliver beatings, 62-21 in 2008 as a 16-point favorite, and 38-17 in 2007 as a three-point favorite.
The Sooners have won seven straight against the Tigers dating back to 1998 and 19 of 20 in the series. They have cashed in three of their last four overall, including the last two meetings in Missouri.
Oklahoma’s Landry Jones threw for 334 yards and three TDs against Iowa State last weekend, winning 52-0 as 23-point favorites. And also look for big things from RB DeMarco Murray who has the Oklahoma record for touchdowns after topping 57 last week when he ran for 112 yards and two scores.
Missouri is getting a lot of credit for its defense this season, but the Tigers two toughest home games, against rival Illinois and against a good San Diego State team, they failed to cover the number as close to two TD favorites in both outings. A home shutout over lowly Colorado is nothing to brag about!
The Sooners’ offense has managed at least 27 points against every opponent this season, so points aren’t going to be hard to get tonight. Their most impressive performance was when they went to the Cotton Bowl and beat Texas 28-20.
Football players go to Oklahoma expecting to play in marquee games like this one. At Missouri, it’s a rare event when something like this happens. The Sooners are on ATS surges of 3-1-1 in October, 4-1 in Big 12 games and 4-1 as a road favorite of up to three points.
Missouri is on ATS skids of 4-11 at home, 4-10 against winning teams, 3-10 after a spread-cover, 1-4 as a home ‘dog and 0-5 at home against teams with winning road records.
History tells us Oklahoma wins this one as Missouri fails to show up in a marquee game. I’m not bucking history tonight. Load up and cash in with Oklahoma.
