Ethan Law
Ethan has absolutely dominated the football season in his handicapping career and finished last football season with his 8th winning season in a row, while his clients showed a profit in 17 out of the last 21 weeks (81%). This special package includes EVERY NFL & NCAA selection (including his totals selections 158-62 (71.8%) released by Ethan Law ALL season long. Overall Ethan has shown a profit in 128 of the 168 weeks (76.1%) over the last eight (8) seasons.
Sport Date Matchup Book Starts
NCAA-F Oct 24 '09
3:30p Central Florida vs Rice
Take: Rice +10-110 in 16h
UCF (3-3) at RICE (0-7)
3:30 EST, Saturday, October 24
Verdict: UCF 28, Rice 24
PLAY 1* UNIT (2%) ON RICE +10
Sport Date Matchup Book Starts
NCAA-F Oct 24 '09
3:30p Wake Forest vs Navy
Take: Wake Forest -1½-110 in 16h
WAKE FOREST (4-3) at NAVY (5-2)
3:30 EST, Saturday, October 24
Verdict: Wake Forest 34, Navy 21
PLAY 1* UNIT (2%) ON WAKE FOREST +1.5
-= TOP PLAY =-
Sport Date Matchup Book Starts
NCAA-F Oct 24 '09
12:30p Colorado vs Kansas State
Take: Colorado +4½-110 in 13h
THE NCAA GAME OF THE MONTH
Colorado (2-4) at Kansas State (4-3)
12:30 EST, Saturday, October 24
Well I had both of these pegged in last week’s card so I feel as though we have a very good grasp on both of these teams going into this match-up. As I stated last week, Colorado (2-4 SU & 4-2 ATS) has a very pass oriented offense and what is perceived to be (on paper) a bad defense. They have averaged 27 points and 254 yards passing, but the defense has allowed 29 points per game allowed. They stared the season with junior quarterback Cody Hawkins (9 touchdowns, 9 interceptions) but he has been benched by his father, so sophomore quarterback Tyler Hansen (1 TD, 1 interception) will run the offense for the remainder of the season. Almost everybody remembers their national embarrassment 54-38 defeat in Toledo, getting 356 passing yards, but allowing 624 yards. They had a 35-24 loss at West Virginia allowing 405 yards (257 rushing). However, we did see some array of hope over the past two weeks, when Colorado’s defense held one of the most prolific offenses in the Nation in Texas (as they were actually leading this contest 14-10 at the half), but their offense finished with just 127 total yards with an incredible 20 penalties for 140 yards! This past weekend, they held yet another powerful Kansas offense to minus-7 yards rushing and hounded quarterback Kerry Meier. The secondary allowed 430 yards (most in the second half), but as stated above they continue to improve. Meanwhile, Kansas State (4-3 SU & 2-3 ATS) has been working on new things for Coach Bill Snyder. He has no quarterback experience with junior quarterback Carson Coffman (2 touchdowns, 4 interceptions), so similar to Kansas the head coach is trying out senior quarterback Grant Gregory (3 touchdowns, 1 interception). The offense averages more yards rushing than passing but does average a respectable 26 points per game. Significant to this is the fact that they are straight off a absolute killing of Texas A&M 62-14 with 424 yards.
I absolutely love this set-up, the line value and the fundamental match-up advantage for Colorado. The one weakness for the Buffalo’s is their secondary, but Kansas State is not a pass oriented offensive unit so they will be unable to exploit that weakness. As I stated last week, I am above all a “value bettor” and I see some incredible value in this line. When I analyze this Colorado team a few things come to mind. First, two of their losses were on the road to West Virginia and Texas, two very solid clubs and one of them being one of the very best in the nation. Their other loss came on the road to Toledo, which although inexcusable (it should be noted it was their first road game of the season) and this same club did put up 31 points at Purdue. Colorado lost the first game of the season (in a heated rivalry against Colorado State) and won their only other home game against Wyoming. Everybody seems to discuss the Kansas State Offense, but this is also a very poor defensive club one that is actually on par with Colorado’s. We cannot forget that just two weeks ago this Kansas State team allowed an incredible 739 total yards of offense. What is even scarier for Wildcat supporters is the fact that the Red Raiders “backup” quarterback was 33-for-41 and finished with touchdown passes of 52, 6, 4, 72, 28, 12 and 25 yards to five receivers. Did I mention Colorado was a pass happy offense as well. Although A&M only managed 14 points in the route they still managed 301 yards which was surprising for such an inexperienced team on the road. I again think that the switch at quarterback give’s the Buffalo’s something they have not seem much this season and that is “balance” on offense. Tyler Hansen has already rushed for a boatload of rushing yards in limited action last year. It should also be noted that Kansas State has Oklahoma on deck (the same situation Kansas was in last weekend) (a game that the players and coaches have been pointing to all season). The route of A&M has added about 2 points of value to this contest as well. Hmmm….this really does not get any better than this….Part II
Verdict: Kansas St 17, Colorado 31
PLAY 2* UNITS (3%) ON COLORADO +4.5
Sport Date Matchup Book Starts
NCAA-F Oct 24 '09
12:20p Arkansas vs Mississippi
Take: Mississippi -6-105 in 13h
Arkansas (3-3) at Ole Miss (4-2)
12:21 EST, Saturday, October 24
Verdict: Ole Miss 31, Arkansas 27
PLAY 1* UNIT (2%) ON MISSISSIPPI -6
Sport Date Matchup Book Starts
NCAA-F Oct 24 '09
12:00p Central Michigan vs Bowling Green
Take: Bowling Green +9-105 in 12h
CENTRAL MICHIGAN (6-1) at BOWLING GREEN (3-4)
12:00 EST, Saturday, October 24
Verdict: Central Michigan 31, Bowling Green 34
PLAY 1* UNIT (2%) ON BOWLING GREEN +8
Right Angle Sports:
Oct. 24th, 2009 - 7:00 pm CFB 1.0 Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks / Kentucky Wildcats Under 47.5 (-110)
Oct. 24th, 2009 - 7:00 pm CFB 1.0 Kentucky Wildcats -14 (-110)
Oct. 24th, 2009 - 7:00 pm CFB 1.0 FIU Golden Panthers / Arkansas State Red Wolves Under 58.5 (-110)
Oct. 24th, 2009 - 7:00 pm CFB 1.0 Arkansas State Red Wolves -11 (-110)
Oct. 24th, 2009 - 3:00 pm CFB 1.0 Louisiana Tech Bulldogs / Utah State Aggies Under 53.0 (-110)
Oct. 24th, 2009 - 2:00 pm CFB 1.0 Ohio Bobcats -9.5 (-110)
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