These were posted in yesterdays thread.
WEDNESDAY
MILLIONAIRES--BOISE ST.
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PERFECT PLAY--MISSISSIPPI STATE; Bowl Favorite of Year
On New Year’s Eve, the 7th ranked Mississippi State Bulldogs will tangle with the 12th ranked Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in the Capitol One Orange Bowl. Mississippi State made great strides this season and spent a couple of weeks as the #1 team in the country. However, losses at Alabama and Ole Miss in their final three games took away their chance of competing in the inaugural College Football Playoffs. The Bulldogs are led on offense by junior QB Dak Prescott. Prescott threw for almost 3,000 yards and rushed for nearly 1,000 to go along with 37 total touchdowns. Junior RB Josh Robinson amassed 1128 rushing yards and scored 11 touchdowns to compliment their offense. For Georgia Tech, they played their game against Florida St and came up short. Georgia Tech ranks 65th in total defense and allow an average of 25.1 points per game. Expect plenty of points and in this high scoring affair, the favorite will cover. TAKE MISS ST
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Pinnacle--MISSISSIPPI; BOWL GAME OF YEAR
This year’s Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl will feature and exciting matchup between the Ole Miss Rebels and TCU Horned Frogs.
Ole Miss started the season 7-0 and looked poised to be one of the four playoff teams in College Football’s inaugural playoff. Unfortunately, three straight SEC losses at the hands of LSU, Auburn, and Arkansas derailed the Rebels chances. The play that defined the season for Ole Miss was when WR LaQuon Treadwell appeared to have scored the go ahead touchdown late against Auburn. However, replay determined that he fumbled the ball before crossing the goal line and was lost for the season with a leg injury on the play. For the season, Ole Miss ranks 31st in passing offense, 60th in rushing offense, and 57th in scoring offense. The TCU Horned Frogs were the darlings of college football in many ways this season. TCU featured a new and exciting spread attack on offense that resulted in lots of points. Junior QB Trevone Boykin leads the offense with 3714 passing yards and 30 touchdowns. Boykin is a duel-threat QB that rushed for 642 yards and eight touchdowns as well. TCU was crowned co-champions of the Big 12 with Baylor, despite losing 61-58 to the Bears in the middle of the season. In the end, the playoff selection committee gave the nod to Ohio State over TCU and Baylor for the fourth and final playoff spot. Emotionally this will not bode well for TCU. Look for the Ole Miss defense to be able to stop TCU's offense. TAKE MISSISSIPPI.
WEDNESDAY
MILLIONAIRES--BOISE ST.
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PERFECT PLAY--MISSISSIPPI STATE; Bowl Favorite of Year
On New Year’s Eve, the 7th ranked Mississippi State Bulldogs will tangle with the 12th ranked Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in the Capitol One Orange Bowl. Mississippi State made great strides this season and spent a couple of weeks as the #1 team in the country. However, losses at Alabama and Ole Miss in their final three games took away their chance of competing in the inaugural College Football Playoffs. The Bulldogs are led on offense by junior QB Dak Prescott. Prescott threw for almost 3,000 yards and rushed for nearly 1,000 to go along with 37 total touchdowns. Junior RB Josh Robinson amassed 1128 rushing yards and scored 11 touchdowns to compliment their offense. For Georgia Tech, they played their game against Florida St and came up short. Georgia Tech ranks 65th in total defense and allow an average of 25.1 points per game. Expect plenty of points and in this high scoring affair, the favorite will cover. TAKE MISS ST
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Pinnacle--MISSISSIPPI; BOWL GAME OF YEAR
This year’s Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl will feature and exciting matchup between the Ole Miss Rebels and TCU Horned Frogs.
Ole Miss started the season 7-0 and looked poised to be one of the four playoff teams in College Football’s inaugural playoff. Unfortunately, three straight SEC losses at the hands of LSU, Auburn, and Arkansas derailed the Rebels chances. The play that defined the season for Ole Miss was when WR LaQuon Treadwell appeared to have scored the go ahead touchdown late against Auburn. However, replay determined that he fumbled the ball before crossing the goal line and was lost for the season with a leg injury on the play. For the season, Ole Miss ranks 31st in passing offense, 60th in rushing offense, and 57th in scoring offense. The TCU Horned Frogs were the darlings of college football in many ways this season. TCU featured a new and exciting spread attack on offense that resulted in lots of points. Junior QB Trevone Boykin leads the offense with 3714 passing yards and 30 touchdowns. Boykin is a duel-threat QB that rushed for 642 yards and eight touchdowns as well. TCU was crowned co-champions of the Big 12 with Baylor, despite losing 61-58 to the Bears in the middle of the season. In the end, the playoff selection committee gave the nod to Ohio State over TCU and Baylor for the fourth and final playoff spot. Emotionally this will not bode well for TCU. Look for the Ole Miss defense to be able to stop TCU's offense. TAKE MISSISSIPPI.
Lang has another losing year
Brandon Lang
My 20 Dime selection is on Arizona over Boise State. The current line on this game is -3 in Vegas and offshore. Be sure to shop around for the best line available.
Bonus Play - Georgia Tech over Mississippi State, Lang will be at this game on the Georgia Tech sideline.
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Brandon Lang
My 20 Dime selection is on Arizona over Boise State. The current line on this game is -3 in Vegas and offshore. Be sure to shop around for the best line available.
Bonus Play - Georgia Tech over Mississippi State, Lang will be at this game on the Georgia Tech sideline.
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Ari Atari
TCU -3
Banker Sports
Mississippi / TCU Miss Over
Ben Burns
Mississippi St.
Brandon Lang
Arizona
Chicago Syndicate
Mississippi St/Georgia Tech Over 61
TCU ML
Arizona/Boise St Over 67
Diamond Dog Sports
Mississippi +3
Mississippi/TCU Over 55.5Dr Bob
Boise St +3
Boise St/Arizona Under 69
Erin Rynning
Arizona
Freddy Wills
Arizona -3
Gold Medal Club
Arizona -3
Greg Shaker
Georgia Tech/Miss St. Under 61.5
INT Picks
Mississippi/TCU Over Over 56
Arizona -3
Mississippi St. -6.5
Miami +4
Knicks / Clippers Under 206.5
St. John's +1
Loyola-Chicago -9
Minnesota +1
Just Cover Baby
Georgia Tech +6½
Mississippi +3
Arizona -3
Larry Ness
Mississippi
LA Syndicate
Arizona -150
TCU -2.5 -119
Maddux Sports
Mississippi
Boise St
Marc Lawrence
Boise St
Matt Rivers
TCU -3
Oskeim Sports
Boise State +3
Mississippi +4
Mississippi State
Scott Spreitzer
Butler
Teddy Covers
Arizona
Trev Rogers
Mississippi St -6.5
Vegas Sharp
Mississippi +3.5
Wayne Root
Mississippi
Mississippi St
Boise St
TCU -3
Banker Sports
Mississippi / TCU Miss Over
Ben Burns
Mississippi St.
Brandon Lang
Arizona
Chicago Syndicate
Mississippi St/Georgia Tech Over 61
TCU ML
Arizona/Boise St Over 67
Diamond Dog Sports
Mississippi +3
Mississippi/TCU Over 55.5Dr Bob
Boise St +3
Boise St/Arizona Under 69
Erin Rynning
Arizona
Freddy Wills
Arizona -3
Gold Medal Club
Arizona -3
Greg Shaker
Georgia Tech/Miss St. Under 61.5
INT Picks
Mississippi/TCU Over Over 56
Arizona -3
Mississippi St. -6.5
Miami +4
Knicks / Clippers Under 206.5
St. John's +1
Loyola-Chicago -9
Minnesota +1
Just Cover Baby
Georgia Tech +6½
Mississippi +3
Arizona -3
Larry Ness
Mississippi
LA Syndicate
Arizona -150
TCU -2.5 -119
Maddux Sports
Mississippi
Boise St
Marc Lawrence
Boise St
Matt Rivers
TCU -3
Oskeim Sports
Boise State +3
Mississippi +4
Mississippi State
Scott Spreitzer
Butler
Teddy Covers
Arizona
Trev Rogers
Mississippi St -6.5
Vegas Sharp
Mississippi +3.5
Wayne Root
Mississippi
Mississippi St
Boise St
[h=1]Today's NBA Picks[/h] [h=2]Phoenix at Oklahoma City[/h] The Suns (18-15 SU) head to Oklahoma City tonight to face a Thunder team that is 1-4 ATS in its last 5 games versus a team with a winning SU record. Phoenix is the pick (+7 1/2) according to Dunkel, which has the Thunder favored by only 4 1/2. Dunkel Pick: Phoenix (+7 1/2). Here are all of today's NBA picks.
| WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31 Time Posted: 10:30 a.m. EST |
| Game 701-702: Sacramento at Boston (1:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Sacramento 115.594; Boston 111.517 Dunkel Line & Total: Sacramento by 4; 207 Vegas Line & Total: Sacramento by 1 1/2; 211 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Sacramento (-1 1/2); Under |
| Game 703-704: Miami at Indiana (3:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Miami 114.460; Indiana 123.783 Dunkel Line & Total: Indiana by 9 1/2; 194 Vegas Line & Total: Indiana by 4; 188 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Indiana (-4); Over |
| Game 705-706: New York at LA Clippers (6:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: New York 109.973; LA Clippers 120.989 Dunkel Line & Total: LA Clippers by 11; 201 Vegas Line & Total: LA Clippers by 13; 206 1/2 Dunkel Pick: New York (+13); Under |
| Game 707-708: Milwaukee at Cleveland (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Milwaukee 119.649; Cleveland 119.519 Dunkel Line & Total: Even; 209 Vegas Line & Total: Cleveland by 6 1/2; 201 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Milwaukee (+6 1/2); Over |
| Game 709-710: New Orleans at San Antonio (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: New Orleans 117.427; San Antonio 123.302 Dunkel Line & Total: San Antonio by 6; 204 Vegas Line & Total: San Antonio by 3 1/2; 200 Dunkel Pick: San Antonio (-3 1/2); Over |
| Game 711-712: Charlotte at Houston (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Charlotte 113.021; Houston 127.578 Dunkel Line & Total: Houston by 14 1/2; 194 Vegas Line & Total: Houston by 12; 198 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Houston (-12); Under |
| Game 713-714: Phoenix at Oklahoma City (8:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Phoenix 120.325; Oklahoma City 124.949 Dunkel Line & Total: Oklahoma City by 4 1/2; 217 Vegas Line & Total: Oklahoma City by 7 1/2; 212 Dunkel Pick: Phoenix (+7 1/2); Over |
