DCI NCAA CBB
Season
Straight Up: 1079-291 (.788)
ATS: 409-408 (.501)
ATS Vary Units: 1547-1473 (.512)
Over/Under: 371-399 (.482)
Over/Under Vary Units: 607-722 (.457)
Las Vegas Holiday Hoops Classic
at campus sites
MIAMI (FLA.) 85, Stetson 56
Atlantic Coast Conference
FLORIDA STATE 63, Clemson 60
MARYLAND 77, Boston College 68
Non-Conference
Boise State 68, DRAKE 66
BOWLING GREEN STATE 69, Fairleigh Dickinson 63
CALIFORNIA 73, Southern Miss 61
Fairfield 67, HOLY CROSS 61
GEORGETOWN 87, Appalachian State 68
ILLINOIS 82, Northern Colorado 59
IOWA STATE 79, Texas Southern 56
Jacksonville 64, WINTHROP 60
KENT STATE 64, South Florida 63
MAINE 73, Norfolk State 65
MIDDLE TENNESSEE 73, Furman 67
MISSISSIPPI STATE 85, North Carolina A&T 65
Montana 71, SAN FRANCISCO 66
OHIO 74, Iupui 69
OHIO STATE 82, Western Carolina 51
OREGON STATE 76, Texas-Pan American 59
PORTLAND STATE 82, Cal State Fullerton 78
SAN JOSE STATE 84, Eastern Washington 71
SOUTH ALABAMA 79, Houston Baptist 72
STANFORD 74, UC Riverside 56
TEMPLE 70, Akron 52
TULSA 66, Princeton 61
UTEP 76, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 53
VERMONT 78, Marist 56
Villanova 82, LA SALLE 75
VIRGINIA TECH 66, Penn State 59
Wake Forest 80, UNC Wilmington 67
West Virginia 81, Duquesne 70
Season
Straight Up: 1079-291 (.788)
ATS: 409-408 (.501)
ATS Vary Units: 1547-1473 (.512)
Over/Under: 371-399 (.482)
Over/Under Vary Units: 607-722 (.457)
Las Vegas Holiday Hoops Classic
at campus sites
MIAMI (FLA.) 85, Stetson 56
Atlantic Coast Conference
FLORIDA STATE 63, Clemson 60
MARYLAND 77, Boston College 68
Non-Conference
Boise State 68, DRAKE 66
BOWLING GREEN STATE 69, Fairleigh Dickinson 63
CALIFORNIA 73, Southern Miss 61
Fairfield 67, HOLY CROSS 61
GEORGETOWN 87, Appalachian State 68
ILLINOIS 82, Northern Colorado 59
IOWA STATE 79, Texas Southern 56
Jacksonville 64, WINTHROP 60
KENT STATE 64, South Florida 63
MAINE 73, Norfolk State 65
MIDDLE TENNESSEE 73, Furman 67
MISSISSIPPI STATE 85, North Carolina A&T 65
Montana 71, SAN FRANCISCO 66
OHIO 74, Iupui 69
OHIO STATE 82, Western Carolina 51
OREGON STATE 76, Texas-Pan American 59
PORTLAND STATE 82, Cal State Fullerton 78
SAN JOSE STATE 84, Eastern Washington 71
SOUTH ALABAMA 79, Houston Baptist 72
STANFORD 74, UC Riverside 56
TEMPLE 70, Akron 52
TULSA 66, Princeton 61
UTEP 76, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 53
VERMONT 78, Marist 56
Villanova 82, LA SALLE 75
VIRGINIA TECH 66, Penn State 59
Wake Forest 80, UNC Wilmington 67
West Virginia 81, Duquesne 70
DCI NBA
Season
Straight Up: 222-107 (.675)
ATS: 178-158 (.530)
ATS Vary Units: 513-482 (.516)
Over/Under: 158-186 (.459)
Over/Under Vary Units: 212-223 (.487)
Denver 111, NEW YORK 110
PHILADELPHIA 98, New Orleans 96
L.A. Lakers 102, NEW JERSEY 93
OKLAHOMA CITY 105, Cleveland 95
SAN ANTONIO 100, Portland 91
Orlando 100, L.A. CLIPPERS 90
Season
Straight Up: 222-107 (.675)
ATS: 178-158 (.530)
ATS Vary Units: 513-482 (.516)
Over/Under: 158-186 (.459)
Over/Under Vary Units: 212-223 (.487)
Denver 111, NEW YORK 110
PHILADELPHIA 98, New Orleans 96
L.A. Lakers 102, NEW JERSEY 93
OKLAHOMA CITY 105, Cleveland 95
SAN ANTONIO 100, Portland 91
Orlando 100, L.A. CLIPPERS 90
STEVE BUDIN CEO
New York Crew - 2010 Mismatch of the Year
The New York Crew has a 50 dime selection on the New Orleans Saints who are a 9 point home favorite against St. Louis at the majority of the books I've checked in both Las Vegas and offshore as this play is released at 11:30 PM Eastern on Saturday evening, although I do see a few 8 1/2's out there so it's worth shopping around.
New York Crew - 2010 Mismatch of the Year
The New York Crew has a 50 dime selection on the New Orleans Saints who are a 9 point home favorite against St. Louis at the majority of the books I've checked in both Las Vegas and offshore as this play is released at 11:30 PM Eastern on Saturday evening, although I do see a few 8 1/2's out there so it's worth shopping around.
Jimmy Moore Guaranteed Selections
Date: Sunday, December 12, 2010
$25.00 Guaranteed: JOIN JIMMY on Sunday for a big 5* NFL winner going in early action!!! This play kicks off my special 5* Sunday with 3 big 5* winners going in the NFL. ONLY $25 gets you this big time winner and you don't pay until after you win with Jimmy. This is a great way to start out the day with a winner. Don't miss out. 12/10/2010
#113 5* New York Giants -3 (1:00 edt) FOX
Minnesota may be off of a couple of wins but this team is still a mess, they got those wins over Washington and Buffalo - the going will be much more difficult against the Giants. Favre is very questionable and it is doubtful he or Jackson will have any success against the viscious Giants defense. New York needs this game big time for playoff reasons and Minnesota has a Monday nighter against Chicago up next which will have their attention much more than this game. Take the Giants to get the win and cover. Thank you and good luck.
Date: Sunday, December 12, 2010
$25.00 Guaranteed: JOIN JIMMY on Sunday for a big 5* NFL winner going in early action!!! This play kicks off my special 5* Sunday with 3 big 5* winners going in the NFL. ONLY $25 gets you this big time winner and you don't pay until after you win with Jimmy. This is a great way to start out the day with a winner. Don't miss out. 12/10/2010
#113 5* New York Giants -3 (1:00 edt) FOX
Minnesota may be off of a couple of wins but this team is still a mess, they got those wins over Washington and Buffalo - the going will be much more difficult against the Giants. Favre is very questionable and it is doubtful he or Jackson will have any success against the viscious Giants defense. New York needs this game big time for playoff reasons and Minnesota has a Monday nighter against Chicago up next which will have their attention much more than this game. Take the Giants to get the win and cover. Thank you and good luck.
Jim Feist Guaranteed Selections
Date: Sunday, December 12, 2010
$25.00 Guaranteed: Winning in football requires more than just analyzing stats and angles. You have to understand coaching, motivation, depth charts and situations. Jim Feist is 6-2 on the season with Pro Games of the Week and combines ALL these factors in attacking a bad line on one of Sunday's pro tilts. Play with a pro and EXPECT TO WIN with Jim's Pro Football Game of the Week and get in the Winner's Circle! 12/8/2010
12/12 10:00 AM NFL (105) OAKLAND RAIDERS VS (106) JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS.
Take: (106) JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS.
Reason: Game of the Week: Jaguars. A long road trip for the Raiders, who have already traveled to Tennessee and Pittsburgh (losses of 38-13 and 35-3) and played at San Diego Sunday, a big 28-13 win. The Raiders (6-6) have been up and down all season and I don't trust this run defense, allowing 124 yards per game, 25th in the NFL. I also don't trust QBs Jason Campbell (8 TDs, 6 INTs) or Bruce Gradkowski (5 TDs, 7 INTs), who have battled injuries and shared time. The Raiders were blown out of the water at home by the Dolphins, 33-17. They were outgained 471-263. Even more alarming was a run defense that gave up 186 yards to Miami, a problem all season. The Oakland offensive line has allowed 34 QB sacks in 12 games. The Raiders also lead the league with 115 penalties for 989 yards. Oakland is 2-4 SU, 3-3 ATS on the road. Jacksonville (7-5 SU/8-4 ATS) is motivated and in the hunt, taking over first place with the Colts struggling. Ever since the Kansas City Chiefs stampeded them for 236 yards a month ago, the Jaguars have been stoning ball carriers. Peyton Hillis, a 245-pound back, came in averaging 4.8 yards per carry, but was held to 48 yards on 21 carries. Defensive tackle Terrance Knighton is playing well, along with linebackers Daryl Smith, Justin Durant and Kirk Morrison. They outrushed the Giants by an impressive 207-135, but turned it over twice in a 24-20 loss giving up 4 sacks. RB Jones-Drew was the story Sunday, with 186 yards rushing in a 17-6 win at Tennessee as the defense allowed 220 total yards (57 rushing). It's his fifth 100-yard rushing game in a row, the first time he's done that in his career. Dirk Koetter kept the Titans off balance with tight end Zach Miller running a couple end-arounds and having Garrard run a naked bootleg or option keeper. The Jaguars held an opponent under 90 yards rushing for the fourth time in the last five games, all wins. Jacksonville is 4-2 SU/ATS at home and wins by double digits against the road weary Raiders. Play the Jaguars!
Date: Sunday, December 12, 2010
$25.00 Guaranteed: Winning in football requires more than just analyzing stats and angles. You have to understand coaching, motivation, depth charts and situations. Jim Feist is 6-2 on the season with Pro Games of the Week and combines ALL these factors in attacking a bad line on one of Sunday's pro tilts. Play with a pro and EXPECT TO WIN with Jim's Pro Football Game of the Week and get in the Winner's Circle! 12/8/2010
12/12 10:00 AM NFL (105) OAKLAND RAIDERS VS (106) JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS.
Take: (106) JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS.
Reason: Game of the Week: Jaguars. A long road trip for the Raiders, who have already traveled to Tennessee and Pittsburgh (losses of 38-13 and 35-3) and played at San Diego Sunday, a big 28-13 win. The Raiders (6-6) have been up and down all season and I don't trust this run defense, allowing 124 yards per game, 25th in the NFL. I also don't trust QBs Jason Campbell (8 TDs, 6 INTs) or Bruce Gradkowski (5 TDs, 7 INTs), who have battled injuries and shared time. The Raiders were blown out of the water at home by the Dolphins, 33-17. They were outgained 471-263. Even more alarming was a run defense that gave up 186 yards to Miami, a problem all season. The Oakland offensive line has allowed 34 QB sacks in 12 games. The Raiders also lead the league with 115 penalties for 989 yards. Oakland is 2-4 SU, 3-3 ATS on the road. Jacksonville (7-5 SU/8-4 ATS) is motivated and in the hunt, taking over first place with the Colts struggling. Ever since the Kansas City Chiefs stampeded them for 236 yards a month ago, the Jaguars have been stoning ball carriers. Peyton Hillis, a 245-pound back, came in averaging 4.8 yards per carry, but was held to 48 yards on 21 carries. Defensive tackle Terrance Knighton is playing well, along with linebackers Daryl Smith, Justin Durant and Kirk Morrison. They outrushed the Giants by an impressive 207-135, but turned it over twice in a 24-20 loss giving up 4 sacks. RB Jones-Drew was the story Sunday, with 186 yards rushing in a 17-6 win at Tennessee as the defense allowed 220 total yards (57 rushing). It's his fifth 100-yard rushing game in a row, the first time he's done that in his career. Dirk Koetter kept the Titans off balance with tight end Zach Miller running a couple end-arounds and having Garrard run a naked bootleg or option keeper. The Jaguars held an opponent under 90 yards rushing for the fourth time in the last five games, all wins. Jacksonville is 4-2 SU/ATS at home and wins by double digits against the road weary Raiders. Play the Jaguars!
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Miami Dolphins at New York Jets (-5.5) – Sunday at 4:15 p.m. ET
New York (9-3, 7-5 ATS) was embarrassed 45-3 by the Patriots on Monday night. Nothing went right; Mark Sanchez and the offense looked terrible while the defense had no hope at all of slowing Tom Brady. It’s one of those games you don’t dwell on—just forget it and move on.
Miami (6-6, 7-5 ATS) has rotated between wins and losses for nine straight games. Last week, it was a 13-10 loss to the Browns, which was sealed by an interception by Chad Henne with less than a minute to play. At least the defense is playing pretty well; Miami hasn’t allowed more than 17 points in its past four games.
Don’t overthink this one. Yes, the Jets looked awful last week, but they simply got crushed by Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. After a few drives, the Jets mentally checked out. That won’t happen against Chad Henne and Tony Sparano. Look for New York to bring its typical array of exotic blitz packages, confusing Henne and forcing some turnovers—and easy points for the offense.
Take the Jets.
Oakland Raiders at Jacksonville Jaguars (-4) – Sunday at 1:00 p.m. ET
If at the beginning of the season somebody told you the Raiders and Jaguars would be involved in a hugely important game in Week 14, you’d have called them a liar—yet here we are.
The Raiders (6-6, 6-6 AT) ended a two-game skid with last week’s 28-13 romp over San Diego. Oakland covered as a 13-point underdog and kept itself in the AFC West hunt. The ground game finally got back on track, with Darren McFadden and Michael Bush churning out 192 yards and a pair of scores.
Jacksonville (7-5, 8-4 ATS) is 4-1 in its past five games, including a 5-0 run against the spread. The Jags are playing much-improved defense; they’ve allowed just 288 yards per game over their last three outings.
Oakland’s offense lives and dies by the run, but Jacksonville has bottled up Chris Johnson, Peyton Hillis and Arian Foster in recent weeks.
The Jaguars will play some tough defense, run the ball and cover the spread.
Miami Dolphins at New York Jets (-5.5) – Sunday at 4:15 p.m. ET
New York (9-3, 7-5 ATS) was embarrassed 45-3 by the Patriots on Monday night. Nothing went right; Mark Sanchez and the offense looked terrible while the defense had no hope at all of slowing Tom Brady. It’s one of those games you don’t dwell on—just forget it and move on.
Miami (6-6, 7-5 ATS) has rotated between wins and losses for nine straight games. Last week, it was a 13-10 loss to the Browns, which was sealed by an interception by Chad Henne with less than a minute to play. At least the defense is playing pretty well; Miami hasn’t allowed more than 17 points in its past four games.
Don’t overthink this one. Yes, the Jets looked awful last week, but they simply got crushed by Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. After a few drives, the Jets mentally checked out. That won’t happen against Chad Henne and Tony Sparano. Look for New York to bring its typical array of exotic blitz packages, confusing Henne and forcing some turnovers—and easy points for the offense.
Take the Jets.
Oakland Raiders at Jacksonville Jaguars (-4) – Sunday at 1:00 p.m. ET
If at the beginning of the season somebody told you the Raiders and Jaguars would be involved in a hugely important game in Week 14, you’d have called them a liar—yet here we are.
The Raiders (6-6, 6-6 AT) ended a two-game skid with last week’s 28-13 romp over San Diego. Oakland covered as a 13-point underdog and kept itself in the AFC West hunt. The ground game finally got back on track, with Darren McFadden and Michael Bush churning out 192 yards and a pair of scores.
Jacksonville (7-5, 8-4 ATS) is 4-1 in its past five games, including a 5-0 run against the spread. The Jags are playing much-improved defense; they’ve allowed just 288 yards per game over their last three outings.
Oakland’s offense lives and dies by the run, but Jacksonville has bottled up Chris Johnson, Peyton Hillis and Arian Foster in recent weeks.
The Jaguars will play some tough defense, run the ball and cover the spread.
CHUCK O'BRIEN
Sunday's 40 Dime NFL winner ...
40 DIME – Chicago Bears
The play here is on the Bears as a home underdog in an intercoaference clash with New England. As I go live with this selection, Chicago is a solid three-point pup acrhoss the board. Money has been coming in on the Bears the last two days, so we’re now seeing Chicago laying -120 at +3. Hopefully you have multople wagering options that allow you to take advantage of the best value available on this game.
Bears
BREAKDOWN: I failed to recognize the trap Vegas laid down in Thursday’s Colts-Titans game, but I’m not about to get fooled again. Much as the entire betting world jumped on the Colts’ bandwagon Thursday (in what was mostly a play against Tennessee) and got flattened, everyone is loading up New England today. Why? Because the Patriots have won four in a row, including Monday’s 45-3 destruction of the Jets (which followed impressive victories over two other playoff contending teams – Pittsburgh and Indianapolis – and a 21-point Thanksgiving Day road rout of the Lions). And the Patriots’ 10-2 record is tied with Atlanta for tops in the league.
Hey, I’m the first to admit I’ve underestimated New England at times this season (including Monday night), but I’m telling you this is the ultimate flat spot for a bunch of reasons. First, do you realize that New England has yet to play consecutive home games this year? That means they’ve been on a plane every single week this season, and this marks their fifth road game in the last eight weeks. Going back to Oct. 24, the Pats’ itinerary has been as follows: Fly from New England to San Diego back to New England to Cleveland to Pittsburgh back to New England to Detroit back to New England and now to Chicago. That is just brutal. … While the Pats hit the road for the fifth time in eight weeks, Chicago is playing at home for the fifth time in eight weeks. And while everyone is going ga-ga over New England’s four-game winning streak, nobody seems to care that Chicago has won five in a row, including dominating home victories over the Vikings (27-13) and Eagles (31-26, and the Bears led 31-14) sandwiched around three road wins (Buffalo, Miami, Detroit).
Yes, Tom Brady (17 TDs, 0 INTs last seven games) and the Patriots have been a machine offensively lately (39, 31, 45, 45 points last four weeks). But the Bears have allowed more than 23 points just once all year (the 26 they gave up to Mike Vick and Philadelphia, 16 of which were scored in garbage time). And after last week’s 24-20 win at Detroit, Chicago has held 10 of 12 opponents to 20 points or less. That includes 17 points to Aaron Rodgers and the Packers; 20 points to Tony Romo and the Cowboys (road); 17 points to Eli Manning and the Giants (road); and 13 points to Brett Favre and the Vikings. … At the same time, don’t be fooled by New England’s defensive effort against Mark Sanchez and the Jets last week. Prior to that, the Patriots had given up 24, 28, 26 and 34 points; they’re allowing 391 total yards per game (only the Redskins at 397 are worse); they’re allowing 277 passing ypg (only the Texans at 287 are worse); opposing QBs are completing 67.1 percent of their passes (only Dallas at 67.8 is worse); they have the worst third-down defense in the league; and prior to picking off Sanchez three times on Monday, New England had forced just seven INTs all season.
The Patriots are on a 6-2-1 ATS roll, including consecutive covers the last two weeks, but they haven’t cashed in three straight games this season. They’ve also covered just once in their last five when favored by a field goal or less, and they’re 0-3-1 ATS in their last four following a Monday night game. … Chicago comes in on ATS runs of 3-1-1 overall, 6-1 as an underdog, 5-0 as a short underdog (three points or less) and 7-3 as a home pup. And dispelling the notion that the Bears have taken advantage of a weak schedule, they’re 4-0 ATS in their last four against winning teams. Also, even though these teams meet very infrequently, the host has cashed in each of the last four battles (three outright wins).
Simply put, the Bears have been proving their doubters wrong all season and have been playing the disrespect card to the hilt. They’ll rally around each other again and not only get the cover, but the outright upset of the Pats, who are ripe for the picking.
Sunday's 40 Dime NFL winner ...
40 DIME – Chicago Bears
The play here is on the Bears as a home underdog in an intercoaference clash with New England. As I go live with this selection, Chicago is a solid three-point pup acrhoss the board. Money has been coming in on the Bears the last two days, so we’re now seeing Chicago laying -120 at +3. Hopefully you have multople wagering options that allow you to take advantage of the best value available on this game.
Bears
BREAKDOWN: I failed to recognize the trap Vegas laid down in Thursday’s Colts-Titans game, but I’m not about to get fooled again. Much as the entire betting world jumped on the Colts’ bandwagon Thursday (in what was mostly a play against Tennessee) and got flattened, everyone is loading up New England today. Why? Because the Patriots have won four in a row, including Monday’s 45-3 destruction of the Jets (which followed impressive victories over two other playoff contending teams – Pittsburgh and Indianapolis – and a 21-point Thanksgiving Day road rout of the Lions). And the Patriots’ 10-2 record is tied with Atlanta for tops in the league.
Hey, I’m the first to admit I’ve underestimated New England at times this season (including Monday night), but I’m telling you this is the ultimate flat spot for a bunch of reasons. First, do you realize that New England has yet to play consecutive home games this year? That means they’ve been on a plane every single week this season, and this marks their fifth road game in the last eight weeks. Going back to Oct. 24, the Pats’ itinerary has been as follows: Fly from New England to San Diego back to New England to Cleveland to Pittsburgh back to New England to Detroit back to New England and now to Chicago. That is just brutal. … While the Pats hit the road for the fifth time in eight weeks, Chicago is playing at home for the fifth time in eight weeks. And while everyone is going ga-ga over New England’s four-game winning streak, nobody seems to care that Chicago has won five in a row, including dominating home victories over the Vikings (27-13) and Eagles (31-26, and the Bears led 31-14) sandwiched around three road wins (Buffalo, Miami, Detroit).
Yes, Tom Brady (17 TDs, 0 INTs last seven games) and the Patriots have been a machine offensively lately (39, 31, 45, 45 points last four weeks). But the Bears have allowed more than 23 points just once all year (the 26 they gave up to Mike Vick and Philadelphia, 16 of which were scored in garbage time). And after last week’s 24-20 win at Detroit, Chicago has held 10 of 12 opponents to 20 points or less. That includes 17 points to Aaron Rodgers and the Packers; 20 points to Tony Romo and the Cowboys (road); 17 points to Eli Manning and the Giants (road); and 13 points to Brett Favre and the Vikings. … At the same time, don’t be fooled by New England’s defensive effort against Mark Sanchez and the Jets last week. Prior to that, the Patriots had given up 24, 28, 26 and 34 points; they’re allowing 391 total yards per game (only the Redskins at 397 are worse); they’re allowing 277 passing ypg (only the Texans at 287 are worse); opposing QBs are completing 67.1 percent of their passes (only Dallas at 67.8 is worse); they have the worst third-down defense in the league; and prior to picking off Sanchez three times on Monday, New England had forced just seven INTs all season.
The Patriots are on a 6-2-1 ATS roll, including consecutive covers the last two weeks, but they haven’t cashed in three straight games this season. They’ve also covered just once in their last five when favored by a field goal or less, and they’re 0-3-1 ATS in their last four following a Monday night game. … Chicago comes in on ATS runs of 3-1-1 overall, 6-1 as an underdog, 5-0 as a short underdog (three points or less) and 7-3 as a home pup. And dispelling the notion that the Bears have taken advantage of a weak schedule, they’re 4-0 ATS in their last four against winning teams. Also, even though these teams meet very infrequently, the host has cashed in each of the last four battles (three outright wins).
Simply put, the Bears have been proving their doubters wrong all season and have been playing the disrespect card to the hilt. They’ll rally around each other again and not only get the cover, but the outright upset of the Pats, who are ripe for the picking.
JOEL TYSON
Sunday's Selection ...
Here we go with my 1st Ever 75 Dime Division Game of the Year, and it is a play on the first-place Atlanta Falcons to come through with anothar win and cover this afternoon at Carolina.
2nd road game in a row, and 3rd in the last 4 weeks for the Falcons, and normally that would be a red-flag when layhing this amount of points, but let's be real, the Carolina Panthers are just playing out the season.
This team is setting itself up for next season. Just 1 outright win through a dozen games played, and the points haven't been all that much help either as Carolina is just 3-9 against the math in those 12 games.
All things considered, this should easily be a 14-point win for the Falcons who come into Bank of America Stadium with a 10-2 straight up record, and thoughts of nailing down the NFC's top record so they can host all of their playoff games this postseason.
Atlanta has covered 4 straight when laying points, and 7 of 10 overall this season when listod as the favorite.
Of course laying a TD on the road in the NFL can sometimes lead to failure, but this Carolina team has been decimated by injuries, and this Atlanta team is still not getting the respect that they should, as this line could easily be closer to double-digits and I would still lay it.
1st Ever 75 Dime Division Game of the Year is Atlanta all day long!
Sunday's Selection ...
Here we go with my 1st Ever 75 Dime Division Game of the Year, and it is a play on the first-place Atlanta Falcons to come through with anothar win and cover this afternoon at Carolina.
2nd road game in a row, and 3rd in the last 4 weeks for the Falcons, and normally that would be a red-flag when layhing this amount of points, but let's be real, the Carolina Panthers are just playing out the season.
This team is setting itself up for next season. Just 1 outright win through a dozen games played, and the points haven't been all that much help either as Carolina is just 3-9 against the math in those 12 games.
All things considered, this should easily be a 14-point win for the Falcons who come into Bank of America Stadium with a 10-2 straight up record, and thoughts of nailing down the NFC's top record so they can host all of their playoff games this postseason.
Atlanta has covered 4 straight when laying points, and 7 of 10 overall this season when listod as the favorite.
Of course laying a TD on the road in the NFL can sometimes lead to failure, but this Carolina team has been decimated by injuries, and this Atlanta team is still not getting the respect that they should, as this line could easily be closer to double-digits and I would still lay it.
1st Ever 75 Dime Division Game of the Year is Atlanta all day long!
