DCI NHL
Season: 37-35 (.514)
N.Y. Rangers vs. TORONTO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
MONTREAL 3, Florida 2
OTTAWA 3, Boston 2
PHILADELPHIA 4, N.Y. Islanders 2
Pittsburgh vs. CAROLINA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
DETROIT 3, Nashville 2
ST. LOUIS 3, Atlanta 2
Chicago vs. MINNESOTA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Buffalo vs. DALLAS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Columbus vs. COLORADO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
PHOENIX 3, Tampa Bay 2
Washington vs. CALGARY: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
LOS ANGELES 3, New Jersey 2
SAN JOSE 3, Anaheim 2
Season: 37-35 (.514)
N.Y. Rangers vs. TORONTO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
MONTREAL 3, Florida 2
OTTAWA 3, Boston 2
PHILADELPHIA 4, N.Y. Islanders 2
Pittsburgh vs. CAROLINA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
DETROIT 3, Nashville 2
ST. LOUIS 3, Atlanta 2
Chicago vs. MINNESOTA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Buffalo vs. DALLAS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Columbus vs. COLORADO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
PHOENIX 3, Tampa Bay 2
Washington vs. CALGARY: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
LOS ANGELES 3, New Jersey 2
SAN JOSE 3, Anaheim 2
DCI NBA
Season
Straight Up: 18-9 (.667)
ATS: 13-17 (.433)
ATS Vary Units: 49-69 (.415)
Over/Under: 14-16 (.467)
Over/Under Vary Units: 30-23 (.566)
ATLANTA 102, Washington 88
CLEVELAND 108, Sacramento 93
Portland 104, NEW YORK 99
INDIANA 107, Philadelphia 98
CHICAGO 102, Detroit 92
MEMPHIS 111, Minnesota 100
Denver 108, HOUSTON 107
MILWAUKEE 93, Charlotte 87
SAN ANTONIO 105, New Orleans 94
Season
Straight Up: 18-9 (.667)
ATS: 13-17 (.433)
ATS Vary Units: 49-69 (.415)
Over/Under: 14-16 (.467)
Over/Under Vary Units: 30-23 (.566)
ATLANTA 102, Washington 88
CLEVELAND 108, Sacramento 93
Portland 104, NEW YORK 99
INDIANA 107, Philadelphia 98
CHICAGO 102, Detroit 92
MEMPHIS 111, Minnesota 100
Denver 108, HOUSTON 107
MILWAUKEE 93, Charlotte 87
SAN ANTONIO 105, New Orleans 94
DCI CFB
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Atlantic Coast Conference
Clemson 31, BOSTON COLLEGE 10
MARYLAND 31, Wake Forest 27
Miami (Fla.) 34, VIRGINIA 15
Big 12 Conference
IOWA STATE 41, Kansas 17
NEBRASKA 29, Missouri 24
OKLAHOMA 40, Colorado 12
Oklahoma State 40, KANSAS STATE 36
TEXAS 34, Baylor 23
TEXAS A&M 35, Texas Tech 32
Big East Conference
PITTSBURGH 32, Louisville 17
Syracuse 28, CINCINNATI 26
Big Ten Conference
ILLINOIS 29, Purdue 18
Michigan State vs. IOWA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Northwestern 33, INDIANA 26
Ohio State 38, MINNESOTA 13
PENN STATE 29, Michigan 23
Mid-American Conference
BUFFALO 25, Miami (Ohio) 21
CENTRAL MICHIGAN 36, Bowling Green State 22
KENT STATE 28, Ball State 18
Northern Illinois 37, WESTERN MICHIGAN 20
TEMPLE 47, Akron 7
Toledo 42, EASTERN MICHIGAN 27
Mountain West Conference
COLORADO STATE 36, New Mexico 20
San Diego State 23, WYOMING 21
Tcu 45, UNLV 7
Utah 38, AIR FORCE 21
Pacific-10 Conference
Arizona 28, UCLA 20
ARIZONA STATE 40, Washington State 19
Oregon 42, USC 34
OREGON STATE 33, California 32
Stanford 40, WASHINGTON 33
Southeastern Conference
ARKANSAS 39, Vanderbilt 13
Auburn 41, MISSISSIPPI 28
Florida 26, Georgia 24
MISSISSIPPI STATE 36, Kentucky 24
SOUTH CAROLINA 29, Tennessee 16
Sun Belt Conference
Fiu 29, FLORIDA ATLANTIC 23
Troy 40, ULM 23
WESTERN KENTUCKY 35, North Texas 25
Conference USA
Houston 44, MEMPHIS 29
MARSHALL 29, Utep 26
Smu 33, TULANE 28
SOUTHERN MISS 35, Uab 25
UCF 31, East Carolina 28
Western Athletic Conference
HAWAI'I 45, Idaho 25
NEVADA 46, Utah State 18
San Jose State 23, NEW MEXICO STATE 20
FBS Non-Conference
ARMY 39, Vmi 9
NAVY 34, Duke 15
NORTH CAROLINA 23, William & Mary 12
NOTRE DAME 35, Tulsa 32
OHIO 41, Louisiana-Lafayette 19
Big Sky Conference
Eastern Washington 40, PORTLAND STATE 29
Montana 35, WEBER STATE 23
Montana State 40, IDAHO STATE 20
NORTHERN ARIZONA 32, Sacramento State 27
Big South Conference
Coastal Carolina 28, GARDNER-WEBB 25
Liberty 41, PRESBYTERIAN 15
STONY BROOK 42, Charleston Southern 17
Colonial Athletic Association
JAMES MADISON 20, Massachusetts 10
Rhode Island 25, TOWSON 20
VILLANOVA 26, Richmond 9
Great West Conference
Southern Utah 26, UC DAVIS 19
Ivy League
Harvard 24, DARTMOUTH 19
PENN 24, Brown 6
Princeton 21, CORNELL 20
YALE 17, Columbia 15
Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
FLORIDA A&M 24, Morgan State 14
Norfolk State 30, HOWARD 12
South Carolina State 31, DELAWARE STATE 9
Missouri Valley Conference
Northern Iowa 30, YOUNGSTOWN STATE 23
South Dakota State 34, INDIANA STATE 18
Southern Illinois 37, MISSOURI STATE 33
WESTERN ILLINOIS 34, Illinois State 29
Northeast Conference
Albany 24, BRYANT 19
CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 29, Wagner 20
MONMOUTH 26, Sacred Heart 15
ROBERT MORRIS 26, Duquesne 14
Ohio Valley Conference
EASTERN ILLINOIS 29, Austin Peay 27
Murray State vs. EASTERN KENTUCKY: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE 32, Tennessee-Martin 17
Patriot League
Lafayette 25, BUCKNELL 14
LEHIGH 27, Colgate 19
Pioneer League
Butler 29, VALPARAISO 14
CAMPBELL 22, Marist 20
Dayton 32, DAVIDSON 12
DRAKE 24, San Diego 15
Jacksonville 39, MOREHEAD STATE 21
Southern Conference
APPALACHIAN STATE 40, Furman 23
CHATTANOOGA 33, Elon 23
GEORGIA SOUTHERN 25, Samford 17
WOFFORD 42, The Citadel 9
Southland Conference
CENTRAL ARKANSAS 24, Southeastern Louisiana 21
MCNEESE STATE 40, Nicholls State 17
Sam Houston State 29, NORTHWESTERN STATE 17
STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 45, Texas State 19
Southwestern Athletic Conference
Alabama State 15, Alabama A&M 13
ALCORN STATE 35, Southern 29
Grambling 28, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 22
Prairie View A&M vs. JACKSON STATE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
TEXAS SOUTHERN 39, Mississippi Valley State 3
FCS Non-Conference
CAL POLY 33, Saint Francis (Pa.) 10
FORDHAM 31, Georgetown 6
HAMPTON 23, Old Dominion 15
NORTH DAKOTA 30, Lamar 15
SOUTH ALABAMA 33, Georgia State 17
SOUTH DAKOTA 32, Northern Colorado 24
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Atlantic Coast Conference
Clemson 31, BOSTON COLLEGE 10
MARYLAND 31, Wake Forest 27
Miami (Fla.) 34, VIRGINIA 15
Big 12 Conference
IOWA STATE 41, Kansas 17
NEBRASKA 29, Missouri 24
OKLAHOMA 40, Colorado 12
Oklahoma State 40, KANSAS STATE 36
TEXAS 34, Baylor 23
TEXAS A&M 35, Texas Tech 32
Big East Conference
PITTSBURGH 32, Louisville 17
Syracuse 28, CINCINNATI 26
Big Ten Conference
ILLINOIS 29, Purdue 18
Michigan State vs. IOWA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Northwestern 33, INDIANA 26
Ohio State 38, MINNESOTA 13
PENN STATE 29, Michigan 23
Mid-American Conference
BUFFALO 25, Miami (Ohio) 21
CENTRAL MICHIGAN 36, Bowling Green State 22
KENT STATE 28, Ball State 18
Northern Illinois 37, WESTERN MICHIGAN 20
TEMPLE 47, Akron 7
Toledo 42, EASTERN MICHIGAN 27
Mountain West Conference
COLORADO STATE 36, New Mexico 20
San Diego State 23, WYOMING 21
Tcu 45, UNLV 7
Utah 38, AIR FORCE 21
Pacific-10 Conference
Arizona 28, UCLA 20
ARIZONA STATE 40, Washington State 19
Oregon 42, USC 34
OREGON STATE 33, California 32
Stanford 40, WASHINGTON 33
Southeastern Conference
ARKANSAS 39, Vanderbilt 13
Auburn 41, MISSISSIPPI 28
Florida 26, Georgia 24
MISSISSIPPI STATE 36, Kentucky 24
SOUTH CAROLINA 29, Tennessee 16
Sun Belt Conference
Fiu 29, FLORIDA ATLANTIC 23
Troy 40, ULM 23
WESTERN KENTUCKY 35, North Texas 25
Conference USA
Houston 44, MEMPHIS 29
MARSHALL 29, Utep 26
Smu 33, TULANE 28
SOUTHERN MISS 35, Uab 25
UCF 31, East Carolina 28
Western Athletic Conference
HAWAI'I 45, Idaho 25
NEVADA 46, Utah State 18
San Jose State 23, NEW MEXICO STATE 20
FBS Non-Conference
ARMY 39, Vmi 9
NAVY 34, Duke 15
NORTH CAROLINA 23, William & Mary 12
NOTRE DAME 35, Tulsa 32
OHIO 41, Louisiana-Lafayette 19
Big Sky Conference
Eastern Washington 40, PORTLAND STATE 29
Montana 35, WEBER STATE 23
Montana State 40, IDAHO STATE 20
NORTHERN ARIZONA 32, Sacramento State 27
Big South Conference
Coastal Carolina 28, GARDNER-WEBB 25
Liberty 41, PRESBYTERIAN 15
STONY BROOK 42, Charleston Southern 17
Colonial Athletic Association
JAMES MADISON 20, Massachusetts 10
Rhode Island 25, TOWSON 20
VILLANOVA 26, Richmond 9
Great West Conference
Southern Utah 26, UC DAVIS 19
Ivy League
Harvard 24, DARTMOUTH 19
PENN 24, Brown 6
Princeton 21, CORNELL 20
YALE 17, Columbia 15
Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
FLORIDA A&M 24, Morgan State 14
Norfolk State 30, HOWARD 12
South Carolina State 31, DELAWARE STATE 9
Missouri Valley Conference
Northern Iowa 30, YOUNGSTOWN STATE 23
South Dakota State 34, INDIANA STATE 18
Southern Illinois 37, MISSOURI STATE 33
WESTERN ILLINOIS 34, Illinois State 29
Northeast Conference
Albany 24, BRYANT 19
CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 29, Wagner 20
MONMOUTH 26, Sacred Heart 15
ROBERT MORRIS 26, Duquesne 14
Ohio Valley Conference
EASTERN ILLINOIS 29, Austin Peay 27
Murray State vs. EASTERN KENTUCKY: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE 32, Tennessee-Martin 17
Patriot League
Lafayette 25, BUCKNELL 14
LEHIGH 27, Colgate 19
Pioneer League
Butler 29, VALPARAISO 14
CAMPBELL 22, Marist 20
Dayton 32, DAVIDSON 12
DRAKE 24, San Diego 15
Jacksonville 39, MOREHEAD STATE 21
Southern Conference
APPALACHIAN STATE 40, Furman 23
CHATTANOOGA 33, Elon 23
GEORGIA SOUTHERN 25, Samford 17
WOFFORD 42, The Citadel 9
Southland Conference
CENTRAL ARKANSAS 24, Southeastern Louisiana 21
MCNEESE STATE 40, Nicholls State 17
Sam Houston State 29, NORTHWESTERN STATE 17
STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 45, Texas State 19
Southwestern Athletic Conference
Alabama State 15, Alabama A&M 13
ALCORN STATE 35, Southern 29
Grambling 28, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 22
Prairie View A&M vs. JACKSON STATE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
TEXAS SOUTHERN 39, Mississippi Valley State 3
FCS Non-Conference
CAL POLY 33, Saint Francis (Pa.) 10
FORDHAM 31, Georgetown 6
HAMPTON 23, Old Dominion 15
NORTH DAKOTA 30, Lamar 15
SOUTH ALABAMA 33, Georgia State 17
SOUTH DAKOTA 32, Northern Colorado 24
Bobby Maxwell
Saturday's winners...
600-Unit College FB Saturday Special - OREGON DUCKS
Last year when these two teams met, Oregon’s team speed made it a laugher, beating the Trojans 47-20 at Autzen Stadium. I know this year they are squaring off in Los Angeles, but the team speed for the Ducks is still amazing and the defense for USC is actually worse than last year. I’ll lay the touchdown with Oregon in this one and look for them to pull away in the second half and win it by 17.
The Ducks cashed as three-point home ‘dogs last season and to this point of the year they are regarded as one of, if not, the best teams in the country. They have opened the season 7-0 (5-2 ATS) and have had 10 days to get ready for the Trojans, last playing on October 21, blowing out UCLA 60-13 as 26 ½-point home favorites.
Oregon’s offense is high-powered and will not give the USC defense time to breathe. They average 55.1 points a game, 572 yards per game and rush for 313.9 yards per contest. Defensively, the Ducks aren’t too bad either, giving up just 15.9 points a game.
The Ducks rushed for 270 yards against UCLA, led by LaMichael James’ 123 yards on 20 carries. Throw in 75 yards on eight carries with three TDs and Remene Alston Jr. is another force that will get the ball today. USC’s has had trouble tackling this season and James will shred them tonight.
Let’s talk about the points USC has given up this season, allowing 24.3 per game and more than 400 yards of total offense. The Trojans let Stanford get 37, Washington had 32, Minnesota scored 21 and Hawaii touched up the Trojans for 36. I agree that offensively, USC is playing very well and QB Matt Barkley would be a Heisman candidate if this team wasn’t on probation as he’s thrown for 20 TDs and 4 INTs.
But Barkley is going to find the going tough today against an Oregon defense that is going to come after him. The Ducks will stuff the run and force him into long third downs and make things tough on him.
USC is on ATS skids of 5-11 in Pac-10 games, 7-16 in October contests, 2-7 after a straight-up win, 2-9 after a spread cover and 3-8 on grass. Oregon brings in several positive streaks, including 19-7 in October, 5-2 as a favorite, 9-4 after a spread-cover and 13-6 after a straight-up win. In this rivalry, the favorite has cashed in five of the last six.
Play the favorite today as Oregon goes into Los Angeles and leaves with a big win.
200-Unit Big 12 Smart Play - MISSOURI TIGERS
A week after an enormous victory over top-ranked Oklahoma, Missouri is right back in the Big 12 fire with a trip to Nebraska today, but I think the experience of winning a big game is going to carry this team to another strong performance today, especially on the defensive side of the ball. Grab the points and play Missouri to either keep this one very close down to the wire, or sneak out of town with a narrow win.
The Tigers used a strong second half to beat up Oklahoma last week, winning 36-27 as three-point home ‘dogs. It was the most points the defense allowed all season, but understandable against the fast-break offense of the Sooners. QB Blaine Gabbert was outstanding, completing 30-of-42 throws for 308 yards and a TD, but it was on defense where they won the game in the second half. The Tigers held Oklahoma to just 99 yards rushing and the Sooners were just 4-for-12 on third downs.
The 486 yards Missouri gained last week was the best they’ve done all year, and they’ll probably need another big game to top Nebraska and QB Taylor Martinez. He led the Cornhuskers to a 51-41 win over Oklahoma State last week, cashing in as a six-point road favorite. Missouri’s bend-but-don’t-break defense gives up 240 yards passing per game, but they are fifth in the country allowing just 13.1 points per contest.
In their last two home games, Nebraska edged lowly South Dakota State 17-3 in a lackluster performance by the whole team and then let Texas come in and get a 20-13 win as a 10-point underdog. In Big 12 action, the Cornhuskers have lost three of their last five in Nebraska. Last time Missouri was in Lincoln, the Tigers were delivering a 52-17 drubbing to the ‘Huskers as 10-point favorites.
Missouri is on ATS runs of 14-5 on the road, 4-0 in October and 4-0 against winning teams. Nebraska is 0-3-1 ATS at home in its last four and 0-6-1 ATS in its last 7 as a home favorite.
Grab the points and go with Missouri on the road today.
Saturday's winners...
600-Unit College FB Saturday Special - OREGON DUCKS
Last year when these two teams met, Oregon’s team speed made it a laugher, beating the Trojans 47-20 at Autzen Stadium. I know this year they are squaring off in Los Angeles, but the team speed for the Ducks is still amazing and the defense for USC is actually worse than last year. I’ll lay the touchdown with Oregon in this one and look for them to pull away in the second half and win it by 17.
The Ducks cashed as three-point home ‘dogs last season and to this point of the year they are regarded as one of, if not, the best teams in the country. They have opened the season 7-0 (5-2 ATS) and have had 10 days to get ready for the Trojans, last playing on October 21, blowing out UCLA 60-13 as 26 ½-point home favorites.
Oregon’s offense is high-powered and will not give the USC defense time to breathe. They average 55.1 points a game, 572 yards per game and rush for 313.9 yards per contest. Defensively, the Ducks aren’t too bad either, giving up just 15.9 points a game.
The Ducks rushed for 270 yards against UCLA, led by LaMichael James’ 123 yards on 20 carries. Throw in 75 yards on eight carries with three TDs and Remene Alston Jr. is another force that will get the ball today. USC’s has had trouble tackling this season and James will shred them tonight.
Let’s talk about the points USC has given up this season, allowing 24.3 per game and more than 400 yards of total offense. The Trojans let Stanford get 37, Washington had 32, Minnesota scored 21 and Hawaii touched up the Trojans for 36. I agree that offensively, USC is playing very well and QB Matt Barkley would be a Heisman candidate if this team wasn’t on probation as he’s thrown for 20 TDs and 4 INTs.
But Barkley is going to find the going tough today against an Oregon defense that is going to come after him. The Ducks will stuff the run and force him into long third downs and make things tough on him.
USC is on ATS skids of 5-11 in Pac-10 games, 7-16 in October contests, 2-7 after a straight-up win, 2-9 after a spread cover and 3-8 on grass. Oregon brings in several positive streaks, including 19-7 in October, 5-2 as a favorite, 9-4 after a spread-cover and 13-6 after a straight-up win. In this rivalry, the favorite has cashed in five of the last six.
Play the favorite today as Oregon goes into Los Angeles and leaves with a big win.
200-Unit Big 12 Smart Play - MISSOURI TIGERS
A week after an enormous victory over top-ranked Oklahoma, Missouri is right back in the Big 12 fire with a trip to Nebraska today, but I think the experience of winning a big game is going to carry this team to another strong performance today, especially on the defensive side of the ball. Grab the points and play Missouri to either keep this one very close down to the wire, or sneak out of town with a narrow win.
The Tigers used a strong second half to beat up Oklahoma last week, winning 36-27 as three-point home ‘dogs. It was the most points the defense allowed all season, but understandable against the fast-break offense of the Sooners. QB Blaine Gabbert was outstanding, completing 30-of-42 throws for 308 yards and a TD, but it was on defense where they won the game in the second half. The Tigers held Oklahoma to just 99 yards rushing and the Sooners were just 4-for-12 on third downs.
The 486 yards Missouri gained last week was the best they’ve done all year, and they’ll probably need another big game to top Nebraska and QB Taylor Martinez. He led the Cornhuskers to a 51-41 win over Oklahoma State last week, cashing in as a six-point road favorite. Missouri’s bend-but-don’t-break defense gives up 240 yards passing per game, but they are fifth in the country allowing just 13.1 points per contest.
In their last two home games, Nebraska edged lowly South Dakota State 17-3 in a lackluster performance by the whole team and then let Texas come in and get a 20-13 win as a 10-point underdog. In Big 12 action, the Cornhuskers have lost three of their last five in Nebraska. Last time Missouri was in Lincoln, the Tigers were delivering a 52-17 drubbing to the ‘Huskers as 10-point favorites.
Missouri is on ATS runs of 14-5 on the road, 4-0 in October and 4-0 against winning teams. Nebraska is 0-3-1 ATS at home in its last four and 0-6-1 ATS in its last 7 as a home favorite.
Grab the points and go with Missouri on the road today.
GREAT LAKES SPORTS
Missouri at Nebraska 3:30PM EST Play on: 4* (164) Nebraska Cornhuskers
The Nebraska Cornhuskers are a perfect 4-0 ATS in their last four games after allowing more than forty points in their previous game, and the Nebraska Cornhuskers are 5-2 ATS in their last seven games as a favorite of 3.5 to 10 points. The favorite is a perfect 4-0 ATS in their last four meetings in this series, and the home team is a very solid 6-2 ATS the last eight meetings in this series. We look for the Nebraska Cornhuskers to grab the home ATS Win & Cover. TAKE: 4* (164) Nebraska Cornhuskers
Missouri at Nebraska 3:30PM EST Play on: 4* (164) Nebraska Cornhuskers
The Nebraska Cornhuskers are a perfect 4-0 ATS in their last four games after allowing more than forty points in their previous game, and the Nebraska Cornhuskers are 5-2 ATS in their last seven games as a favorite of 3.5 to 10 points. The favorite is a perfect 4-0 ATS in their last four meetings in this series, and the home team is a very solid 6-2 ATS the last eight meetings in this series. We look for the Nebraska Cornhuskers to grab the home ATS Win & Cover. TAKE: 4* (164) Nebraska Cornhuskers
Anthony Redd
Saturday's Plays
75 Dime Play on Stanford over Washington. As this selection is released at 4 AM Pacifiic, the Cardinal are currentty a 7-point favorite in the this contest. Buy down the 1/2 point at -7, or even -7 1/2.
10 Dime Play on Western Michigan as the home dog over Northern Illinois. The Broncos are currentty getting 7 points in this contest.
10 Dime Play on UTEP as the road dog over Marshall. The Miners are currentty getting 2 1/2 points in this contest.
10 Dime Play on Kent State over Ball State. The Golden Flashes are currentty between a 10 and 10 1/2 point favorite in this contest.
10 Dime Play on Florida plus the points over Georgia. The Gators are currentty getting 2 points in this contest.
Saturday's Plays
75 Dime Play on Stanford over Washington. As this selection is released at 4 AM Pacifiic, the Cardinal are currentty a 7-point favorite in the this contest. Buy down the 1/2 point at -7, or even -7 1/2.
10 Dime Play on Western Michigan as the home dog over Northern Illinois. The Broncos are currentty getting 7 points in this contest.
10 Dime Play on UTEP as the road dog over Marshall. The Miners are currentty getting 2 1/2 points in this contest.
10 Dime Play on Kent State over Ball State. The Golden Flashes are currentty between a 10 and 10 1/2 point favorite in this contest.
10 Dime Play on Florida plus the points over Georgia. The Gators are currentty getting 2 points in this contest.
