Paul Leiner:Nothing better than an easy win and that Cowboys total hit early in the 3rd. We also cashed with Boston College. Today I have an afternoon winner for us. Good luck
1500* CFB Over 41 Temple/Wake Forest
500* CBB Michigan State +6
100* CBB Rutgers +20
100* NBA Over 205.5 Thunder/Heat
1500* CFB Over 41 Temple/Wake Forest
500* CBB Michigan State +6
100* CBB Rutgers +20
100* NBA Over 205.5 Thunder/Heat
NORTH COAST WEEK OF THE FEATURED HANDICAPPER/FRIENDS OF MIKE LEE
- 3*: Mavericks +6.5
- 3*: Celtics/Grizzlies UNDER 198.5
- 3*: Heat/Thunder OVER 208
- 3*: Mavericks/Rockets UNDER 213
- 4*: 518 - Kent State/Texas OVER 142.5
- 3*: 509 - Northwestern -2.5
- 3*: 509 - Northwestern/Penn State UNDER 139.5
- 3*: 516 - Syracuse/Cornell UNDER 144.5
- 3*: 520 - Memphis/SMU UNDER 138
WAYNE ROOT
No Limit--Minnesota +
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Perfect Play--Wake Forest +
One can make money in boring games. Matt Colburn, Cade Carney, and quarterback John Wolford have made this a running team with the latter player only throwing for about 1,600 yards in the 2016 season. Talking about eating up the clock, Wake Forest should use a calendar when they have the ball. Remember, we are catching double digits on this game. Temple comes to play minus their head coach who just signed with Baylor and bolted. Interim head coach Ed Foley will lead the Owls against Wake, with former Florida defensive coordinator Geoff Collins waiting in the wings to take over full-time duties afterward. How Ed Foley handles running the show in his interim status will be key for keeping his team motivated. Both teams bring the toughness, both teams are great on the defensive front, and both teams should make this a fight. Temple is third in the nation in total D, while Wake Forest is giving up just 22 points per game.
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Inner Circle--Baylor +
Most college football programs would love a 10-win season, but disappointing losses to Wyoming and Air Force in the second half of the season cost Boise State an opportunity to play for a conference title and a spot in a New Year’s Six bowl. The Broncos will be hard pressed to find motivation for this game. For Baylor, it represents playing for a brand new coach ushering in a new era for Baylor football. Overall, Baylor is averaging 34.9 points and 523.3 yards of total offense per game. As impressive as those numbers may seem, both are the lowest for the program since 2010. It is worth noting that Baylor has played six teams that rank among the top 25 nationally in total offense while the Broncos have faced only one. Also, the Bears held four opponents to 13 points or fewer, while all but two teams scored at least 16 points against Boise State. Look for the Bearcats to come in closing out an era and playing loose and with not a care. Boise missed out on the Cotton Bowl and can hardly keep their emotions in check playing in the Motel 6 Bowl.
No Limit--Minnesota +
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Perfect Play--Wake Forest +
One can make money in boring games. Matt Colburn, Cade Carney, and quarterback John Wolford have made this a running team with the latter player only throwing for about 1,600 yards in the 2016 season. Talking about eating up the clock, Wake Forest should use a calendar when they have the ball. Remember, we are catching double digits on this game. Temple comes to play minus their head coach who just signed with Baylor and bolted. Interim head coach Ed Foley will lead the Owls against Wake, with former Florida defensive coordinator Geoff Collins waiting in the wings to take over full-time duties afterward. How Ed Foley handles running the show in his interim status will be key for keeping his team motivated. Both teams bring the toughness, both teams are great on the defensive front, and both teams should make this a fight. Temple is third in the nation in total D, while Wake Forest is giving up just 22 points per game.
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Inner Circle--Baylor +
Most college football programs would love a 10-win season, but disappointing losses to Wyoming and Air Force in the second half of the season cost Boise State an opportunity to play for a conference title and a spot in a New Year’s Six bowl. The Broncos will be hard pressed to find motivation for this game. For Baylor, it represents playing for a brand new coach ushering in a new era for Baylor football. Overall, Baylor is averaging 34.9 points and 523.3 yards of total offense per game. As impressive as those numbers may seem, both are the lowest for the program since 2010. It is worth noting that Baylor has played six teams that rank among the top 25 nationally in total offense while the Broncos have faced only one. Also, the Bears held four opponents to 13 points or fewer, while all but two teams scored at least 16 points against Boise State. Look for the Bearcats to come in closing out an era and playing loose and with not a care. Boise missed out on the Cotton Bowl and can hardly keep their emotions in check playing in the Motel 6 Bowl.
GC: NCAAB Play
Tuesday card has 2 more Big Bowl systems one is a top 5* play from a 100% system the other has 3 long term bowl systems. In hoops the NBA Total of the week and a 5* RPI Scale power system play. NCAAB Comp play below.
The NCAAB Play is on Syracuse at 7:00 eastern. Look for the Orange to bounce back big after getting blown out by 33 by St. Johns at home as a 14 point favorite on Wednesday. The Orange are 7-2 at home and have covered 5 of 6 after allowing 80 or more. Cornell allows over 80 points per game on the road and thats what Syracuse averages at home. Cornell is 0-4 straight up and ats vs ACC Teams . They come off a rare win in their best game so far shooting 51% and allowing a season low 31% from the field. Tonight they return to form and Squeezed by the Orange. On Tuesday 2 more massive Bowl system winners, the NBA Total of the week and a big 5* RPI Scale system side in NCAAB Action. Jump on now and cash out on Tuesday. For the NCAAB Free pick. Play on Syracuse. GC
Tuesday card has 2 more Big Bowl systems one is a top 5* play from a 100% system the other has 3 long term bowl systems. In hoops the NBA Total of the week and a 5* RPI Scale power system play. NCAAB Comp play below.
The NCAAB Play is on Syracuse at 7:00 eastern. Look for the Orange to bounce back big after getting blown out by 33 by St. Johns at home as a 14 point favorite on Wednesday. The Orange are 7-2 at home and have covered 5 of 6 after allowing 80 or more. Cornell allows over 80 points per game on the road and thats what Syracuse averages at home. Cornell is 0-4 straight up and ats vs ACC Teams . They come off a rare win in their best game so far shooting 51% and allowing a season low 31% from the field. Tonight they return to form and Squeezed by the Orange. On Tuesday 2 more massive Bowl system winners, the NBA Total of the week and a big 5* RPI Scale system side in NCAAB Action. Jump on now and cash out on Tuesday. For the NCAAB Free pick. Play on Syracuse. GC
