Service Plays Saturday 11/29/08

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THE GOLD SHEET EXTRA
THE GOLD SHEET EXTRA (32-25) .... NC ST ....VANDY...S.MISS....G TECH...ARK ST

TECHNICAL PLAYS OF THE WEEK
N.C. STATE
The hottest team in the ACC at the moment? Try sizzling N.C. State, which looks to become bowl-eligible with another win Saturday at Carter-Finley Stadium vs. visiting Miami-Florida. The Wolfpack has been howling lately, covering its last 6 and 8 of its last 9 (all as an underdog) in ‘08. That sort of pointspread success is nothing for HC Tom O’Brien, whose recent NCS and Boston College teams have covered 25 of their last 36 tries getting points, and a main reason NCS is a featured College Coach as
Underdog recommendation this week. Also please note the Wolfpack’s impressive recent “AFS” (Away form Spread) twogame rating of a hefty +24.50, third-best in the nation that span!

VANDERBILT
A lot of compelling team-specific trends point toward Vanderbilt as it travels to Winston-Salem for a Saturday battle against Wake Forest. The role of road dog has long agreed with the Commodores, now 15-3 their last 18 as the “short” away from Nashville. Vandy has also managed covers in its last five outings when visiting non-SEC opposition. On the other hand, the Demon Deacons have long labored laying points at BB&T Field (nee Groves Stadium), covering just 5 of their last 21 as a home favorite.


SOUTHERN MISS
There’s no mistaking the recent uptick of Southern Miss, now on the verge of becoming bowl-eligible after three consecutive wins and covers. And the Golden Eagles should have a good chance to break the regular-season tape in style when traveling to Dallas for a Saturday C-USA battle at Ford Stadium vs. fading SMU. Note the Golden Eagles’ solid 9-4 spread mark their last 13 away from home, as well as a 7-2 mark their last 9 as road chalk. Meanwhile, the Mustangs can’t wait for the season to conclude,
failing to cover their last 3 outings.


GEORGIA TECH
Several tech factors are stacked in Georgia Tech’s corner for the annual regular-season ending, in-state showdown “between the hedges” in Athens vs. nearby Georgia. Note the success of the visiting team in this rivalry, 4-0-1 vs. the line the last 5 meetings, and 8-1-1 vs. the number the last 10. The Bulldogs have also been underachieving vs. the points lately, dropping their last 3 and 6 of their last 7 overall against the line, as well as 3 straight at Sanford Stadium. On the other hand, the Yellow Jackets are 3- 1 vs. the number away from Atlanta in ‘08, and HC Paul Johnson’s teams at Navy & GT are now 13-3 vs. the spread as a visiting dog since 2003. The Jackets are also a featured recommendation in
several systems this week (including Rivalry Dogs, Power Underdogs, and College Coach as Dog with Johnson).


ARKANSAS STATE
This is our last chance to go against North Texas this season, and we’re not about to pass it up when Arkansas State invades Denton for a Saturday Sun Belt battle. The not–so-Mean Green has yet to cover in four tries at Fouts Field this season, and stands just 14-31-1 vs. the number its last 46 games on the board since late ‘04, as well as 1-19 its last 20 as more than an 18- point dog! The hungry Red Wolves, after last week’s win over Florida Atlantic, are a featured Streakbuster-Win recommendation
this week.

 

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GOLD SHEET CFB

THE GOLD SHEET (28-24) .. C. MICH....UCLA...OKLAHOMA.... G TECH

OKLAHOMA by 19 over Oklahoma State
GEORGIA TECH by 1 over Georgia

*Oklahoma 45 - OKLAHOMA STATE 26—OU scoring machine visits
Stillwater, where Boone Pickens’ bucks, Mike Gundy’s recruiting, Zac
Robinson’s decision-making, and Dez Bryant’s big plays (16 TDC) have
upgraded the OSU program to such a level (9-2 SU, 8-2 vs. spread TY) that it is a perceived threat to Sooners’ BCS dreams. The problem is the still-building Cowboy defense can’t cope with the improving (!) OU no-huddle offense. With DeMarco Murray now cutting freely, many future NFL players in its OL, and its near faultless pocket passer (Sam Bradford 42 TDs, 6 ints.; rarely played an entire game TY), Sooner offense will run up another big number against rival Cowboys. TV—ABC (07-OKLA. 49-Okla. St. 17...U.27-17 U.56/307 S.39/195 U.13/17/1/180 S.9/23/0/104 U.0 S.1)
(07-OKLA. -13' 49-17 06-Okla. -5' 27-21 05-OKLA. -19' 42-14...SR: Oklahoma 79-15-7)


Georgia Tech 24 - GEORGIA 23—Since highly-combative GT has
played just one bad Q of football all season (outscored 21-7 in 4th Q at UNC; other two losses by 3 & 7 pts.), compelled to “take” with jacked-up Yellow Jackets, eager to snap aggravating 7-game series losing streak. UGA’s QB Stafford makes few downfield plays vs. athletic Tech stop unit (19 ppg) that has picked off 14 passes and applies steady DL pressure. Yellow Jackets nearly had three 100-yd. rushers in dominating 41-23 victory vs. Miami (most rushing yds. Hurricanes allowed since 1944!). And GT’s wiley 1st-year HC Paul Johnson has thrived in road dog role (13-3 since ‘03). Upset possible! TV—CBS (07-Ga. 31-GA. TECH 17...T.22-20 U.39/218 T.39/136 U.14/29/0/214 T.12/32/2/179 U.1 T.1) (07-Uga -3' 31-17 06-UGA -2' 15-12 05-Uga -4 14-7...SR: Georgia 59-36-5)

 

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KEVIN O’NEILL’S THE MAX

KEVIN O'NEILL (THE MAXX) (15-19-1) ... PITT...NC ST...G TECH
MATTY BAIUNGO (THE MAXX) (9-13) ... OKL ST....S CAR



College System from Nelly’s Sportsline, nellysports.com, Hot Revenging Closer: Play on any NCAA team in its last home game playing with
revenge coming off a bye week and a straight up & pointspread win by scoring at least 24 points in the last game. Pointspread Record Since 1981: 38-16 (70.4%) This week’s application: Texas, Nebraska, Alabama


College System from Marc Lawrence,
Not So Fond Farewell: Play against the AP Preseason No.1 ranked team in its final game of the regular season versus an avenging opponent.
Pointspread Record since 1980: 15-6 (71%)
This week’s application: Georgia Tech (play against Georgia)


Saturday, November 29, 2008
@NC State (+1½) over Miami-FL
Selection and Analysis by Kevin O’Neill
NC State is significantly better than they were earlier in the season on both sides of the ball. A healthy Russell Wilson is the real deal at quarterback. The Wolfpack had some of the worst injury situations
going early in the season but healthier are making a lot of noise down the stretch in the ACC. Wilson has a cannon for an arm, with completions of over 50 yards to Jarvis Williams and Owen Spencer on Saturday. If his WR’s, especially Spencer, could do a better job holding onto the ball, Wilson’s arm could be even more of a weapon. Defensive end Willie Young had two sacks and an interception, and he is a leader on a defense that is fast, strong, and aggressive. With a healthy team and a lot of talent,
Tom O’Brien’s system is starting to take root in Raleigh. After covering in three straight hardfought conference losses, the Wolfpack are now
winning games, and Saturday’s victory was their third straight. Unthinkable a few weeks ago, the Wolfpack are now playing for bowl eligibility as the Hurricanes come to town. The complete no-show by Miami last Thursday night in a very big game at Georgia Tech is troubling. The
triple option can be difficult to defend, but 472 yards rushing? That’s the biggest running output against the Hurricanes since World War II. Remember last year when UM was shellacked by 7 TD’s in their last
home game in the Orange Bowl? Well that’s what Thursday night was like in a game that could have moved them forward toward becoming the
champion of their division. That’s a disturbing pattern of complete no-shows in big games. Miami offensive coordinator Patrick Nix hasn’t impressed us either here in Miami or in his previous stop at Georgia Tech. Nix called two 4th and 1 calls out of shotgun formations. In fairness, only one of them was when the game was still competitive, but he also did it on a number of 3rd and shorts. In those situations, why not give the defense more to think about? A run look would make the passing game
more productive. Miami can’t make up their mind which quarterback to use. Should it be Robert Marve or Jacoby Harris? Both youngsters have
promise, but aren’t there yet. Folks are excited in Raleigh, and when they are excited, NC State enjoys one of the better home field edges in the
ACC, as they can have a pretty intense crowd. While you should always pause before you take a team that won turnovers 6-0, remember that NC State’s yardage edge over UNC was 466-203 and they are playing well on both sides of the ball right now. Hurricanes playing simply for minor bowl position, and could let down here. But even if they fire their best shot there’s a good chance it wouldn’t be enough against a rising State squad. NCSU by 6.


@Oklahoma St (+ 7) over Oklahoma
Selection and Analysis by Matty Baiungo
Wow! How impressive were the Sooners on Saturday night? They took Texas Tech behind the woodshed for a full 60 minutes. There wasn’t one instance in that game in which Oklahoma shut it down, but instead played full throttle from start to finish. And that demolition really wasn’t at all surprising. Two weeks back, I got a call on a Saturday morning from a popular radio host whose show I contribute to each week during the football season. He wasn’t doing all that hot, and he was looking for some
games to snap his recent bad run. After I gave him my card, he told me he really liked Oklahoma St + 3 over Texas Tech. My response was that the line was way too short, and that I hope Tech wins big so I can unload on Oklahoma in two weeks. That scenario was appearing to unfold perfectly after Texas Tech whipped the Cowboys 56-20. But my anticipation was buzz killed on Sunday night when the oddsmakers installed Oklahoma a 7½-point favorite over Texas Tech. I was disappointed. For the past two weeks, I was salivating at laying 6 points with Oklahoma. Laying more than a touchdown to an explosive
offense team wasn’t something I wanted to do, especially knowing their backdoor potential. I passed, and man was that a mistake. But that little story leads up to why we’re taking the points here with Oklahoma St. The Sooners were cranked up for that game like I’ve never seen before. That was one of the most complete games I’ve even seen from a college
football team. Oklahoma won 65-21 after compiling 32 first downs and 625 yards of offense. They were one yard shy of rushing (299) and passing (326) for more than 300 yards. They averaged an astonishing 8 yards per play, and quarterback Sam Bradford hit 73.7% (14-19) of his passes
while throwing for 16 yards per pass. “I can’t remember a game where I even had near as much fun,” Bradford said. And it wasn’t only the players who put on a show. Head coach Bob Stoops poured everything into that game, and he even challenged the OU fans during the week. He wanted them nutty, and he even had the old hip-hop anthem “Jump Around” played during time outs. If you watched the game, you not only saw the fans going crazy, but also the players and Stoops himself. In a 44-point
blowout, you’d expect boredom to kick in. It just never did. After such a performance, Stoops has one heck of a task on his hands this week. He needs to get his team to forget about last week’s game, and focus on in-state rival Oklahoma St. That’s a lot easier said than done. There’s
no way it’s going to happen, especially with Stoops making this comment. “I don’t know what else, what other style points you’re looking for,” Stoops said. “That’s about as solid and complete as anybody’s played those guys.” Oklahoma did what they wanted to do; win big to impress
the BCS computers. Mission accomplished. But things won’t be as easy in Stillwater. The Cowboys enter off a week of rest, and they’ll be ready after losing their previous game before it and losing to Oklahoma for the
past five years. Oklahoma St’s offense is potent averaging over 200 yards on the ground and through the air. They can trade points with Oklahoma on offense while these two are mirror images on defense. The Cowboys couldn’t have written a script any better as they find themselves in the
perfect setup and situation. This game comes down to whoever has the ball last wins. Oklahoma St by 1.

Georgia Tech (+8½) over Georgia
Selection and analysis by Kevin O’Neill
Georgia’s seen as a disappointment by their fan base. But their 9-2 record offers a nice opportunity here, as it masks the weaknesses of a team has
been just getting by in games against inferior opposition. Their wins over Auburn and Kentucky easily could have gone the other way. Their win 52-
38 over LSU was fueled by two INT returns for TD’s, as the Bulldogs gave up 497 yards in that one. Games that were seen as big wins (Arizona State, Tennessee, LSU) in retrospect weren’t much of an accomplishment when you see the subsequent failings of those opponents. In fairness, Georgia has had a vicious schedule, and this is their first home game since their October 18th win over Vanderbilt (also a real close one). They’ve also had a ton of injuries on both their offensive and defensive lines.
So they have a lot of excuses. But they’ve also done plenty wrong.
Georgia Tech bounced back nicely from a mistakeridden outing against North Carolina, where they couldn’t turn solid performances on offense and defense into a victory and lost by a misleading score. Smoking Miami is a sign that this club is really a team on the rise, especially when you
consider that QB Josh Nesbitt wasn’t fully healthy and RB Jonathan Dwyer sat out the second half with a bruised knee (was expected to practice on Monday of this week). And with an offense that is clicking (472 yards rushing against Miami), a veteran defense (though with a couple of injuries), and an outstanding coaching staff, this is a team that can
make some noise this weekend. And rest assured that Tech is desperate to make some noise. This rivalry is a big deal to Tech people, and they
haven’t won this game since 2000. Outclassed and outcoached in most of those years, they won’t be outcoached in this one, and Paul Johnson calling plays into Willie Martinez’s defense is a particular edge for the
Jackets. There will be some trickery, and some things that go against tendencies (in the Miami game Johnson opened with three straight passes). Tech wants this game desperately, and though Johnson is in his first year, he understands the importance of the rivalry, and this game is
a primary goal in their season. Georgia, on the other hand, had high expectations on the season that will not be met. And their players will be looking at this one as just another game. While it is an edge to have the week off before taking on the triple option, Georgia hasn’t been going full out in preparation for this one. Players went home after Thursday’s practice for a long weekend. And maybe it’ll recharge Georgia’s batteries. They certainly need the rest. But this is a matchup where one team is substantially more excited to be here than the other. With the motivation and a very difficult offense to prepare for and defend, take the
points with the Yellow Jackets. Georgia by only 3.


South Carolina (+ 1) over @Clemson
Selection and Analysis by Matty Baiungo
Don’t be fooled by Clemson’s two-game winning streak. The Tigers shutout Duke 31-0 two weeks back, but Duke lost their starting quarterback
Thaddeus Lewis in the first quarter and were forced to go with a backup the rest of the way. Clemson had 140 rushing yards against Duke, but they only gained 3.4 yards per rush. Against Duke last year, the Tigers gained 158 yards on the ground, but averaged 4.8 yards per rush. Last week, Clemson won at Virginia 13-3. But as we’ve written before,
Virginia is a bad football team that caught a lot of breaks when they went on a 4-game win streak. And in their win over a weak Virginia team, Clemson had a grand total of 192 yards of offense. Heading into that game, Virginia had allowed 143 yards or more on the ground in their previous four games. Clemson was only able to run for 56 yards on a
miniscule 2.8 yards per rush. The running back tandem of CJ Spiller and James Davis is simply not producing like they have in years past when
Clemson was a consistent 8 or 9 win team. Three weeks back we used Florida St over Clemson. And the main reason was because of the decline in Clemson’s running game. Florida St held them to just 79 yards on the ground and won that game by 14 points. This game is an exact replica. Clemson has been held to 87 rushing yards or less in five of their last six games which will make them onedimensional to the pass here. Heading into the Florida game, South Carolina was the # 1 ranked defense in the SEC. But after allowing the Gators 56 points on 519 yards, their ranking dropped all the way down to number 4. “We got clobbered,” Spurrier said. “I don’t know what we could have done differently except try to keep things close.” But just draw a line through that massacre. Florida is an elite team, and South Carolina is certainly not on their level. But the Gamecocks are the better team here. And entering this game off a bye week, look for Carolina to bounce back strong off the Florida loss. Spurrier
has played musical quarterbacks over the last four games, and even went as far as alternating them on a play by play basis over the last couple of games. And when a QB is in a situation like that, it’s extremely difficult for him to get into any type of rhythm. But that won’t be the case here. "Chris Smelley's probably going to play most of it," Spurrier said when asked about who will play quarterback in next week's game at Clemson. Smelley will now be able to prepare and be ready to play knowing that
he’ll be playing the entire game, and he won’t have to worry about being yanked out after every other play. Clemson won in Columbia last year, but look for Carolina to escape Death Valley with an easier than expected win. South Carolina by 7.

 

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Logical Approach

LOGICAL APPROACH SEL OF WEEK (5-9) .. TOLEDO
LOGICAL APPROACH FEATURED SEL (11-15) ... MISSISSIPPI...RICE... G TECH

Other Featured College Selections


RICE + 3 over Houston - Rice is having their best season in decades and a win here gives them a 9-3 mark and a chance to play in the CUSA Title game should Tulsa be upset at Marshall. Houston can lock up that berth with a win here vs their in city rival. Houston has had the upper hand in recent years, winning 5 of the last 6 against Rice. Both teams have prolific pass attacks and both are weak defending the pass so we should see points aplenty. Rice has done a much better job at avoiding turnovers while the Houston defense has been poor at forcing them. Rice has played the tougher non-conference schedule although Houston has put up the better stats in CUSA games. But the edge has not been that great. Both teams are playing well with Houston having won 6 of their last 7 games including 3 in a row while Rice rides a 5 game win streak and is a perfect 5-0 at home. Houston is just 2-4 away from home and is off of 3 straight home games. This is almost a neutral site for Houston but still is the home field for Rice. Rice pulls the upset, winning 41-38.

Georgia Tech+ 8 ½ over GEORGIA - At the start of the season Georgia was a popular choice as the top team in the nation but the Bulldogs have failed to live up to those lofty expectations, being badly outplayed in losses to Alabama and LSU. At 9-2 they are assured of a decent Bowl bid but whereas the offense has been productive, the defense has been sub-par. Their overall defensive stats are actually pretty good but they've been vulnerable to big plays. Tech is having a solid season under first year coach Paul Johnson who earned a solid reputation at Navy after a successful career as coach of Georgia Southern where he won two I-AA Championships. His option offense has been tough to defense as we saw when the Jackets ran for xxx yards in last week's blowout win over Miami. Tech has not fared well in this series, losing 7 straight to Georgia. This is their best chance to end that domination as Tech should be much more motivated, and capable, than in recent seasons and while the points are generous, the call is for the outright upset. Georgia Tech wins 23-17.

 

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Bill Bravenec

Saturday, November 29

Nevada - 4 1/2 at Louisiana Tech

Nevada averages 511 yards (#6) and 38.1 points (#13) per game on offense and has the nation’s #1 rushing offense that averages 308 yards per game and 6.6 yards per carry. Lousiana Tech’s defense has been pretty good against the run, but they are terrible against the pass and have not seen a high-powered balanced offense like Nevada’s since they gave up 38 points to Boise State. Nevada’s defense is also terrible against the pass, but Louisiana Tech has a one-dimensional offense that is ranked #25 in rushing but only #107 in passing. To keep up with Nevada, Louisiana Tech will have to pass since Nevada can stop the run. Nevada has the nation’s #2 rushing defense, allowing only 65 yards per game and 2.4 yards per carry. I don’t expect Louisiana Tech to be able to keep up. Nevada has played 3 teams currently in the BCS top 25, losing at home 35-19 to #7 Texas Tech and 41-34 to #9 Boise State and losing on the road 69-17 to #12 Missouri (this schedule is part of the reason Nevada’s passing defense looks so bad). Louisiana Tech has played one team currently ranked in the BCS top 25, losing 38-3 at Boise State.

Southern Mississippi - 13 1/2 at SMU

Southern Mississippi averages 442 yards (#19) and 30.9 points per game and should be able to move the ball and score at will on SMU’s porous defense, which allows 491 yards (#119) and 39.1 points (#117) per game. There is also a rushing mismatch, as Southern Miss rushes for 201 yards per game (#21) and 4.9 yards per carry and will be facing an SMU defense that allows 233 rushing yards per game (#118) and 5.0 yards per carry. SMU has a one-dimensional offense that is ranked last in the nation in rushing with an average of only 45 yards rushing per game. SMU had a decent passing game until before their last game against UTEP, when their top 2 receivers (Emmanual Sanders and Aldrick Robinson) were suspended. These 2 receivers had accounted for 2,005 out of 2,885 passing yards (70%) and 20 out of 27 passing TDs (74%) before the UTEP game. But without them, SMU only managed to put up 201 total yards (137 passing) and 10 points against UTEP’s #116 defense in a 38-10 loss, and I think Southern Miss has a much better defense than UTEP. At the end of October, Southern Miss had lost 5 in a row to drop their overall record to 2-6 and their conference record to 0-4. Since then, Southern Miss has turned their season around and gone 3-0, including a 70-14 blowout of UAB and an impressive 21-3 win over East Carolina. During the 3 game win streak, Southern Miss has outscored their opponents by an average of 36-8 and outgained them by an average of 444-229.
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Nelly's Greensheet

RATING 2 HOUSTON (-3) over Rice
RATING 1 OKLAHOMA STATE (+7½) over Oklahoma

 

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North coast

early bird pow...florida -15

comp under dog pow...new mexico state +6

#2 economy club pow...nevada -4

pac 10 pow....washington state + 28'

big dog pow....marshall+14

big 12 pow.....texas tech -20

 

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Coach Ron Meyer

Locker Room GOY Kentucky CFB

 

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Chip Chirimbes

Lock Play Oklahoma St CFB

 

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Big Al Mcmordie

Computer Boys Florida International CFB

 

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Handicapper: IndianCowboy
Sport: College Football
Game: Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets @ Georgia Bulldogs - Saturday November 29, 2008 12:00 pm
Pick: 3 unit(s) ATS: Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets +8 (-110) (Normal)

Handicapper: IndianCowboy
Sport: College FootballGame: Auburn Tigers @ Alabama Crimson Tide - Saturday November 29, 2008 3:30 pm
Pick: 3 unit(s) ATS: Alabama Crimson Tide -14.5 (-110) (Normal)


Handicapper: IndianCowboy
Sport: College Football
Game: Florida Gators @ Florida State Seminoles - Saturday November 29, 2008 3:30 pm
Pick: 3 unit(s) ATS: Florida State Seminoles +16.5 (-110) (Normal)

 

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Bluebooksports

houston/rice over 78

 

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Street Rosenthal

Vanderbilt -4
Georgia Southern -4
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Kelso's Saturday 100 unit play

Saturday, November 29, 2008
Big 12 Rivalry Game Of The Year100 UnitsOklahoma (-7½) over Oklahoma State
8:00 PM -- Boone Pickens Stadium
Oklahoma by 17-21
Partly cloudy. Winds blowing from the Northwest at 5-10 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 60.


GL to all

 

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Las Vegas Sport Picks

NCAA Football:

1* Oklahoma State +250 (Good value on a good team at home)
1* Georgia Tech + 255
1* Oregon +125
2* Baylor/Texas Tech over 69
2* NV/La Tech over 61
2* Georgia Tech +8
2* Florida/FSU under 55
2* Hawaii -28
3* Houston/Rice over 78
3* Oregon +3
4* Memphis -14
4* Oklahoma/Oklahoma State over 75

NHL:

1* Bruins +105
1* Coyotes +140

NBA/NCAA Basketball:

2* Grizzlies -8
2* Clippers -1
2* Cavaliers -7
2* OKC/Memphis under 194

 

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NSA

CFB Auburn @ Alabama 3:30 PM EST 20* Alabama -14.5
CFB Georgia Tech @ Georgia 12:00 PM EST 10* Georgia Tech +7.5
CFB Notre Dame @ USC 8:00 PM EST 10* USC -31.5
CFB Kansas @ Missouri 12:30 PM EST 10* OVER 69
CFB Florida @ Florida St 3:30 PM EST 10* OVER 55
NBA Denver @ Minnesota 8:05 PM EST 10* Denver -4
CBB Massachusetts @ Wisc Green Bay 8:00 PM EST 10* Massachusetts +1.5

 

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Brandon Lang
Saturday 30 Dime Rice
10 Dime 6-Point Teaser - Georgia Tech / N.C. State

Free – 6-point Teaser - Vanderbilt / South Carolina (See daily video for your analysis)

 

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Kelso's Saturday 100 unit play

Saturday, November 29, 2008
Big 12 Rivalry Game Of The Year100 UnitsOklahoma (-7½) over Oklahoma State
8:00 PM -- Boone Pickens Stadium
Oklahoma by 17-21
Partly cloudy. Winds blowing from the Northwest at 5-10 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 60.


GL to all

kelsos club

25 UnitsNevada (-5) over Louisiana Tech
2:30 PM -- Joe Aillet Stadium


4 UnitsFlorida State (+16½) over Florida
3:30 PM -- Bobby Bowden Field at Doak S. Campbell Stadium

Florida by 7-10
Partly cloudy. Winds blowing from the Northeast at 5-10 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 55.

5 UnitsAuburn (+14½) over Alabama
3:30 PM -- Bryant-Denny Stadium
Alabama by 9-10
Partly cloudy. Winds blowing from the Northwest at 5-10 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 55.

3 UnitsUSC (-31½) over Notre Dame
8:00 PM -- Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
USC by 35-42
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Doc

5-auburn
4-s.carolina
4-oklahoma
4-ga.tech

 

[smallunits]

1. Boston College -6.5 (2 Units)
2. Oklahoma -7 (2 Units)
3. Florida -16 (1 Unit)


Tread lightly...I stretched a little for these plays. Should probably not play anything tommorrow, but since I am, these are the best I can find.

Good Luck,
RANDIZZLE

MONEY MANAGEMENT!!!