ADDING
3000 Troy Over 66 -105
3000 Old Dominion -5 -105
5000 Houston -17 +101
5000 Auburn -23.5 -108
5000 West Virginia -3 -102
XS
3000 Troy Over 66 -105
3000 Old Dominion -5 -105
5000 Houston -17 +101
5000 Auburn -23.5 -108
5000 West Virginia -3 -102
XS
Good luck tonight sir!!!
SATURDAY RESULTS (4-9) -$26,860 / WEEK 11 (10-15) -$34,740
This is one of those season (that happen in every four to five years it seems) were there are way to many below average teams and any given weekend a team like Auburn -23 loses SU...... and for me that was a play I played and was way wrong about and totaly surprised with the final results!!!!
Not having the season I expected and going to give it a week or two and if results don't get better, I will be done till the Bowl Season!!!! For me the "Bowl Season" is a lot easier to cap and team have a few week or more to prepare for the team that they play!!!!
5000 Utah +9.5 (Lost)
5000 Houston -17 +101 (Lost)
5000 Auburn -23.5 -108 (Lost)
5000 West Virginia -3 -102 (Lost)
3000 Old Dominion -5 -105 (Lost)
5000 San Jose St. +1 -105 (Lost)
5000 San Jose St. ML +105 (Lost)
7000 Michigan State -4 -103 (Lost)
3000 Washington +6 .5 -105 (Lost)
3000 TCU -6.5 (Blowout Winner 41-20)
7000 Duke -3.5 (Blowout Winner 27-10)
5000 Louisville -2.5 (Blowout Winner 38-19)
5000 Louisiana Tech -4 (Blowout Winner 40-24)
Later,
XS face)(*^%
This is one of those season (that happen in every four to five years it seems) were there are way to many below average teams and any given weekend a team like Auburn -23 loses SU...... and for me that was a play I played and was way wrong about and totaly surprised with the final results!!!!
Not having the season I expected and going to give it a week or two and if results don't get better, I will be done till the Bowl Season!!!! For me the "Bowl Season" is a lot easier to cap and team have a few week or more to prepare for the team that they play!!!!
5000 Utah +9.5 (Lost)
5000 Houston -17 +101 (Lost)
5000 Auburn -23.5 -108 (Lost)
5000 West Virginia -3 -102 (Lost)
3000 Old Dominion -5 -105 (Lost)
5000 San Jose St. +1 -105 (Lost)
5000 San Jose St. ML +105 (Lost)
7000 Michigan State -4 -103 (Lost)
3000 Washington +6 .5 -105 (Lost)
3000 TCU -6.5 (Blowout Winner 41-20)
7000 Duke -3.5 (Blowout Winner 27-10)
5000 Louisville -2.5 (Blowout Winner 38-19)
5000 Louisiana Tech -4 (Blowout Winner 40-24)
Later,
XS face)(*^%
NCAAF Opening Line Report: Mississippi State live dogs vs. Alabama BY Colin Kelly
So will the No. 1 team in the Southeastern Conference – which also happens to be the No. 1 team in all the land – finally succumb, as all its SEC brethren have so far this season? That’s the big question for Week 12 in college football, with Mississippi State traveling to face fourth-ranked Alabama in a match up with major implications for the first-ever four team playoff at season’s end.
The Bulldogs (9-0 SU, 5-4 ATS) have already fended off challenges from Louisiana State, Texas A&M and Auburn – dispatching all three in a row while covering all three games. This past weekend, Mississippi State ostensibly had a bye, wiping out FCS squad Tennessee Martin 45-16 while failing to cash as a 45-point home chalk.
The Crimson Tide (8-1 SU, 3-6 ATS) come in off a big win, besting Louisiana State 20-13 in overtime to narrowly cover as a 6.5-point road favorite. Still, the Tide are among the worst spread-covering teams in the nation.
“After a physical and emotional win at LSU, will the Tide have anything left in the tank for another bruiser?” said John Lester, senior lines manager for bookmaker.eu. “It’s a great matchup between a special Mississippi State ground attack and a sound ‘Bama run defense. The Bulldogs have basically been preparing for two weeks, and I think they are a very live dog here.”
Auburn Tigers at Georgia Bulldogs (-2.5)
Auburn likely flushed its playoff hopes down the drain with its 41-38 home loss to Texas A&M – a game in which the Tigers were favored by 23.5 points. Auburn dropped to 7-2 SU and 4-5 ATS with its second setback in the last three weeks.
And if misery loves company, say hello to Georgia (7-2 SU, 5-4 ATS), which inexplicably lost to 11.5-point underdog Florida two weekends ago to blow its playoff hopes. The Bulldogs bounced back to drub Kentucky 63-31 as a 10-point road chalk Saturday.
“I’m not so sure Auburn can regroup quickly enough from the way that upset went down,” Lester said. “They came out in ‘show up and win’ mode and have to be mentally deflated right now. Georgia played like a team with no pressure on its shoulders against Kentucky. The Bulldogs get running back Todd Gurley back, and they deserve to be chalk in Athens.”
Florida State Seminoles at Miami Hurricanes (+2)
Defending national champion Florida State hasn’t lost a game outright in nearly two years, last falling 37-26 laying 7 points at home against Florida on Nov. 24, 2012. The Seminoles (9-0 SU) kept it going with a 34-20 win over Virginia, but came up short as 21-point faves to fall to 2-7 ATS – tied with a batch of teams for the second-worst spread-covering mark in the country.
Miami (6-3 SU, 5-4 ATS), coming off a bye week, has heated up lately with a 4-1 SU and ATS surge, winning and cashing the last three in a row in blowout fashion. The Hurricanes ripped North Carolina 47-20 on Nov. 1 as a 16.5-point home favorite.
“Another week, another sleep-walk performance by the defending champs,” Lester said, noting Florida State trailed Virginia 13-7 at the end of the first quarter. “They can’t afford to fall in another hole against the Hurricanes. It’s going to catch up with them sooner or later. We expect to get sharp support on Miami, while most of the public will be on the ‘Noles.”
Nebraska Cornhuskers at Wisconsin Badgers (-6.5)
Nebraska (8-1 SU, 6-2-1 ATS) is flying under the radar in the Big 10, but could end up competing for the conference title. The Huskers head to Madison with an extra week of rest after a bye, following their 35-14 home win over Purdue to push as a 21-point chalk.
Wisconsin (7-2 SU, 4-5 ATS) has won four in row SU and three in a row ATS, and is also coming off a win over Purdue, rolling the host Boilermakers 34-16 on Saturday while giving 16.5 points.
“The winner is likely to represent the West in the conference championship game, so in theory, a great chance to get into the (national championship) playoff is on the line,” Lester said. “I don’t ever feel like you can trust the Cornhuskers to show up and win these big games. But it looks like they’ll have (running back) Ameer Abdullah available after the bye week, and he makes a huge difference.
“The fantastic home-field advantage Madison provides made the Badgers favorites.”
So will the No. 1 team in the Southeastern Conference – which also happens to be the No. 1 team in all the land – finally succumb, as all its SEC brethren have so far this season? That’s the big question for Week 12 in college football, with Mississippi State traveling to face fourth-ranked Alabama in a match up with major implications for the first-ever four team playoff at season’s end.
The Bulldogs (9-0 SU, 5-4 ATS) have already fended off challenges from Louisiana State, Texas A&M and Auburn – dispatching all three in a row while covering all three games. This past weekend, Mississippi State ostensibly had a bye, wiping out FCS squad Tennessee Martin 45-16 while failing to cash as a 45-point home chalk.
The Crimson Tide (8-1 SU, 3-6 ATS) come in off a big win, besting Louisiana State 20-13 in overtime to narrowly cover as a 6.5-point road favorite. Still, the Tide are among the worst spread-covering teams in the nation.
“After a physical and emotional win at LSU, will the Tide have anything left in the tank for another bruiser?” said John Lester, senior lines manager for bookmaker.eu. “It’s a great matchup between a special Mississippi State ground attack and a sound ‘Bama run defense. The Bulldogs have basically been preparing for two weeks, and I think they are a very live dog here.”
Auburn Tigers at Georgia Bulldogs (-2.5)
Auburn likely flushed its playoff hopes down the drain with its 41-38 home loss to Texas A&M – a game in which the Tigers were favored by 23.5 points. Auburn dropped to 7-2 SU and 4-5 ATS with its second setback in the last three weeks.
And if misery loves company, say hello to Georgia (7-2 SU, 5-4 ATS), which inexplicably lost to 11.5-point underdog Florida two weekends ago to blow its playoff hopes. The Bulldogs bounced back to drub Kentucky 63-31 as a 10-point road chalk Saturday.
“I’m not so sure Auburn can regroup quickly enough from the way that upset went down,” Lester said. “They came out in ‘show up and win’ mode and have to be mentally deflated right now. Georgia played like a team with no pressure on its shoulders against Kentucky. The Bulldogs get running back Todd Gurley back, and they deserve to be chalk in Athens.”
Florida State Seminoles at Miami Hurricanes (+2)
Defending national champion Florida State hasn’t lost a game outright in nearly two years, last falling 37-26 laying 7 points at home against Florida on Nov. 24, 2012. The Seminoles (9-0 SU) kept it going with a 34-20 win over Virginia, but came up short as 21-point faves to fall to 2-7 ATS – tied with a batch of teams for the second-worst spread-covering mark in the country.
Miami (6-3 SU, 5-4 ATS), coming off a bye week, has heated up lately with a 4-1 SU and ATS surge, winning and cashing the last three in a row in blowout fashion. The Hurricanes ripped North Carolina 47-20 on Nov. 1 as a 16.5-point home favorite.
“Another week, another sleep-walk performance by the defending champs,” Lester said, noting Florida State trailed Virginia 13-7 at the end of the first quarter. “They can’t afford to fall in another hole against the Hurricanes. It’s going to catch up with them sooner or later. We expect to get sharp support on Miami, while most of the public will be on the ‘Noles.”
Nebraska Cornhuskers at Wisconsin Badgers (-6.5)
Nebraska (8-1 SU, 6-2-1 ATS) is flying under the radar in the Big 10, but could end up competing for the conference title. The Huskers head to Madison with an extra week of rest after a bye, following their 35-14 home win over Purdue to push as a 21-point chalk.
Wisconsin (7-2 SU, 4-5 ATS) has won four in row SU and three in a row ATS, and is also coming off a win over Purdue, rolling the host Boilermakers 34-16 on Saturday while giving 16.5 points.
“The winner is likely to represent the West in the conference championship game, so in theory, a great chance to get into the (national championship) playoff is on the line,” Lester said. “I don’t ever feel like you can trust the Cornhuskers to show up and win these big games. But it looks like they’ll have (running back) Ameer Abdullah available after the bye week, and he makes a huge difference.
“The fantastic home-field advantage Madison provides made the Badgers favorites.”
NCAAF line watch: Wait for better line before backing South Carolina BY Steve Merril
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Arkansas Razorbacks (-2.5) vs. LSU Tigers
Arkansas opened as a -1.5 point home favorite over LSU, and the books have already moved the line up to -2.5 on this game. I expect this line to go up again and hit the key number of 3, so shrewd bettors should jump on this game now.
LSU is off a tough, 20-13 home overtime loss to Alabama. The Tigers went into that game off a bye, and they had the game won. But they gave up the game-tying field goal as time expired, and ended up losing in overtime. Arkansas comes into this game off their bye week, so they are in a much better scheduling and situational spot. Bettors should play this game now and take the best of the number.
Spread to wait on
South Carolina Gamecocks (+6.5) at Florida Gators
This line came out with Florida as a 5-point home favorite over South Carolina, and early money quickly came in on the favorite, moving the line up to -6.5. This line should tick up to the key number of 7 at some point, and bettors should jump on it when it appears.
Florida is off back-to-back blowout wins as they beat Georgia 38-20 as 11.5-point underdogs and last week they crushed Vanderbilt 34-10 as 14.5-point favorites. South Carolina has one of the most efficient offenses in the country, and they come into this game off their bye. Four of the Gamecocks five losses this season have come by 7 points or less. Wait and take South Carolina at a better line, preferably +7 or more.
Total to watch
Missouri Tigers at Texas A&M Aggies
Missouri and Texas A&M are complete opposites. Missouri has a terrible offense and a pretty good defense. Texas A&M has a potent offense and a terrible defense. This total will be an extremely difficult one for the oddsmakers to set.
The Tigers come into this game off their bye while the Aggies come in off their huge 41-38 upset win as a +23.5-point road underdog at Auburn. That scheduling dynamic also creates another key variable in setting this total. Texas A&M is only a 5.5-point favorite, so my inclination is that this total will be shaded more towards Missouri numbers; their average conference total has closed at 50.5 this season.
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Arkansas Razorbacks (-2.5) vs. LSU Tigers
Arkansas opened as a -1.5 point home favorite over LSU, and the books have already moved the line up to -2.5 on this game. I expect this line to go up again and hit the key number of 3, so shrewd bettors should jump on this game now.
LSU is off a tough, 20-13 home overtime loss to Alabama. The Tigers went into that game off a bye, and they had the game won. But they gave up the game-tying field goal as time expired, and ended up losing in overtime. Arkansas comes into this game off their bye week, so they are in a much better scheduling and situational spot. Bettors should play this game now and take the best of the number.
Spread to wait on
South Carolina Gamecocks (+6.5) at Florida Gators
This line came out with Florida as a 5-point home favorite over South Carolina, and early money quickly came in on the favorite, moving the line up to -6.5. This line should tick up to the key number of 7 at some point, and bettors should jump on it when it appears.
Florida is off back-to-back blowout wins as they beat Georgia 38-20 as 11.5-point underdogs and last week they crushed Vanderbilt 34-10 as 14.5-point favorites. South Carolina has one of the most efficient offenses in the country, and they come into this game off their bye. Four of the Gamecocks five losses this season have come by 7 points or less. Wait and take South Carolina at a better line, preferably +7 or more.
Total to watch
Missouri Tigers at Texas A&M Aggies
Missouri and Texas A&M are complete opposites. Missouri has a terrible offense and a pretty good defense. Texas A&M has a potent offense and a terrible defense. This total will be an extremely difficult one for the oddsmakers to set.
The Tigers come into this game off their bye while the Aggies come in off their huge 41-38 upset win as a +23.5-point road underdog at Auburn. That scheduling dynamic also creates another key variable in setting this total. Texas A&M is only a 5.5-point favorite, so my inclination is that this total will be shaded more towards Missouri numbers; their average conference total has closed at 50.5 this season.
Tuesday college football betting preview: Akron at Buffalo, Toledo at Northern Illinois BY COVERS
Akron Zips at Buffalo Bulls (+3.5, 50)
The Buffalo Bulls and Akron Zips have both been hemorrhaging points over the past few weeks, so don't surprised to see a shootout at UB Stadium on Tuesday night when the Mid-American Conference rivals face off. The Zips come into this one having dropped three in a row while surrendering 85 points during the skid. The Bulls can do one better - or rather, worse; they've lost four in a row while allowing an average of 32.5 points during the streak.
The Bulls were never close in last week's 37-14 rout at the hands of the Ohio Bobcats, falling behind 17-0 at halftime before finally registering points on a Ron Willoughby 12-yard TD reception and Boise Ross's 75-yard fumble return for a score. Buffalo was torched for 389 total yards while managing a scant 134 of its own. The Zips had 398 yards in last week's loss to Bowling Green, but managed just a Jawon Chisholm rushing TD and a Robert Stein field goal.
TV: 8 p.m. ET, ESPNU
WEATHER: Temperatures will be in the mid-60s with a 20 percent chance of showers and wind blowing north at 15 mph.
WHAT CAPPERS SAY: "The Zips enter on a 0-5 ATS losing slide, while dropping the last three games SU as favorites. An 18-7 turnover deficit over the last five games has been the biggest culprit. On the flip side, Buffalo’s offense has been able to muster only 405 total yards since the firing of former head coach Jeff Quinn. Pick your poison." Covers Expert Marc Lawrence
WHAT BOOKS SAY: "We opened Akron at -3. On Monday morning, we got sharp bet on Akron, which caused us to move the Zips to -3.5. The heavy majority of early money is backing the Zips as well (83 percent of cash, 88 percent of bets)." Mike Jerome of TopBet.eu
ABOUT AKRON (4-5 SU, 2-7 ATS, 2-7 O/U): It isn't enough that the Zips have lost three in a row following a three-game winning streak - they were also slight favorites in each game. Quarterback Kyle Pohl returned to action following a two-game absence and promptly laid an egg against Bowling Green, going 31-for-62 for 304 yards with zero touchdowns and three interceptions. Chisholm was the lone bright spot for the Zips in that defeat, rushing for 65 yards and a score on just 10 carries after being held to 19 yards on five attempts the previous week.
ABOUT BUFFALO (3-6 SU, 3-6 ATS, 5-4 O/U): Junior quarterback Joe Licata had what was easily his worst game of the season against the Bobcats, completing just 9-of-20 passes for 74 yards with a touchdown and an interception. Licata had come into the game having thrown for 516 yards and five scores over his previous two outings. No. 1 running back Anthone Taylor also had a long day, compiling just 37 yards on 17 carries; it was the second straight dud for the junior, who had 14 rushes for 25 yards in a 20-14 loss to Central Michigan on Oct. 25.
TRENDS:
* Akron is 5-1 ATS in its last six games following a double-digit loss at home.
* Buffalo is 8-2 ATS in its last 10 games against teams with losing records.
* Under is 13-3 in the Zips' last 16 road games.
* Under is 13-6 in the Bulls' last 19 conference games.
Akron Zips at Buffalo Bulls (+3.5, 50)
The Buffalo Bulls and Akron Zips have both been hemorrhaging points over the past few weeks, so don't surprised to see a shootout at UB Stadium on Tuesday night when the Mid-American Conference rivals face off. The Zips come into this one having dropped three in a row while surrendering 85 points during the skid. The Bulls can do one better - or rather, worse; they've lost four in a row while allowing an average of 32.5 points during the streak.
The Bulls were never close in last week's 37-14 rout at the hands of the Ohio Bobcats, falling behind 17-0 at halftime before finally registering points on a Ron Willoughby 12-yard TD reception and Boise Ross's 75-yard fumble return for a score. Buffalo was torched for 389 total yards while managing a scant 134 of its own. The Zips had 398 yards in last week's loss to Bowling Green, but managed just a Jawon Chisholm rushing TD and a Robert Stein field goal.
TV: 8 p.m. ET, ESPNU
WEATHER: Temperatures will be in the mid-60s with a 20 percent chance of showers and wind blowing north at 15 mph.
WHAT CAPPERS SAY: "The Zips enter on a 0-5 ATS losing slide, while dropping the last three games SU as favorites. An 18-7 turnover deficit over the last five games has been the biggest culprit. On the flip side, Buffalo’s offense has been able to muster only 405 total yards since the firing of former head coach Jeff Quinn. Pick your poison." Covers Expert Marc Lawrence
WHAT BOOKS SAY: "We opened Akron at -3. On Monday morning, we got sharp bet on Akron, which caused us to move the Zips to -3.5. The heavy majority of early money is backing the Zips as well (83 percent of cash, 88 percent of bets)." Mike Jerome of TopBet.eu
ABOUT AKRON (4-5 SU, 2-7 ATS, 2-7 O/U): It isn't enough that the Zips have lost three in a row following a three-game winning streak - they were also slight favorites in each game. Quarterback Kyle Pohl returned to action following a two-game absence and promptly laid an egg against Bowling Green, going 31-for-62 for 304 yards with zero touchdowns and three interceptions. Chisholm was the lone bright spot for the Zips in that defeat, rushing for 65 yards and a score on just 10 carries after being held to 19 yards on five attempts the previous week.
ABOUT BUFFALO (3-6 SU, 3-6 ATS, 5-4 O/U): Junior quarterback Joe Licata had what was easily his worst game of the season against the Bobcats, completing just 9-of-20 passes for 74 yards with a touchdown and an interception. Licata had come into the game having thrown for 516 yards and five scores over his previous two outings. No. 1 running back Anthone Taylor also had a long day, compiling just 37 yards on 17 carries; it was the second straight dud for the junior, who had 14 rushes for 25 yards in a 20-14 loss to Central Michigan on Oct. 25.
TRENDS:
* Akron is 5-1 ATS in its last six games following a double-digit loss at home.
* Buffalo is 8-2 ATS in its last 10 games against teams with losing records.
* Under is 13-3 in the Zips' last 16 road games.
* Under is 13-6 in the Bulls' last 19 conference games.
Toledo Rockets at Northern Illinois Huskies (-4, 59)
A perfect record in Mid-American Conference play still isn't enough to make the Toledo Rockets the favorite Tuesday night as they visit the Northern Illinois Huskies in a pivotal West Division matchup. The Rockets improved to 5-0 in MAC competition with last week's 30-20 victory at Kent State, and resume a stretch of four road games in five tilts Tuesday. The Huskies have been impressive in their own right, winning three in a row to move to 4-1 in MAC play.
The key to Toledo remaining untouched atop the West ledger will be finding a way to slow down Northern Illinois running back Cameron Stingily. The senior sensation rumbled for 148 yards and three touchdowns on 26 carries in last week's 35-21 victory at Ball State and has now scored six times in his last three games. But the Rockets can certainly fight fire with fire, coming into the week ranked 20th in the nation at better than 245 rushing yards per contest.
TV: 8 p.m. ET, ESPN2
WEATHER: Temperatures are expected to be in the low-30s with cloudy skies and wind blowing to the northwest at 20 mph.
WHAT CAPPERS SAY: " The Rockets enter 5-0 in MAC play, but only 1-4 ATS in those games. They are also 0-3 ATS as dogs this season. Meanwhile, the Huskies stat sheet matches its 7-2 SU record as they have out gained seven of their nine opponents this season. Lean to hosts in battle for top spot in the MAC West division, especially with UT quarterback Logan Woodside being a bit wobbly." Covers Expert Marc Lawrence
WHAT BOOKS SAY: "We still don't have a line on this game until we find out more information on the status of Toledo QB Logan Woodside, who's listed as questionable with a leg injury. Also, Toledo RB Kareem Hunt is supposed to play, as he's listed as probable (ankle)." Mike Jerome of TopBet.eu.
ABOUT TOLEDO (6-3 SU, 2-7 ATS, 6-6 O/U): The Rockets' offense is led by sophomore running back Kareem Hunt, who has rushed for at least 100 yards in all six games he has played this season. Hunt missed three games earlier this year with an ankle injury, but has returned with vigor - rumbling for 339 yards and a touchdown on 44 carries in victories over Massachusetts and Kent State. Quarterback Logan Woodside suffered a leg injury against the Golden Flashes and will likely be a game-time decision.
ABOUT NORTHERN ILLINOIS (7-2 SU, 4-5 ATS, 3-6 O/U): Stingily has clearly put his mid-season struggles behind him; after averaging fewer than four yards per carry in games against Kent State and Central Michigan, he has run for better than five yards per attempt in three straight games. His surge has taken plenty of pressure off quarterback Drew Hare, who has thrown just 47 total passes the previous three weeks. Hare has, however, been a force on the ground, rushing for 386 yards and three scores in that span.
TRENDS:
* Toledo is 1-6 ATS in its last seven conference games.
* Northern Illinois is 1-6 ATS in its last seven home games.
* Under is 8-0 in the Rockets' last eight road games vs. teams with winning home records.
* Under is 3-1-1 in the last five meetings in Northern Illinois.
A perfect record in Mid-American Conference play still isn't enough to make the Toledo Rockets the favorite Tuesday night as they visit the Northern Illinois Huskies in a pivotal West Division matchup. The Rockets improved to 5-0 in MAC competition with last week's 30-20 victory at Kent State, and resume a stretch of four road games in five tilts Tuesday. The Huskies have been impressive in their own right, winning three in a row to move to 4-1 in MAC play.
The key to Toledo remaining untouched atop the West ledger will be finding a way to slow down Northern Illinois running back Cameron Stingily. The senior sensation rumbled for 148 yards and three touchdowns on 26 carries in last week's 35-21 victory at Ball State and has now scored six times in his last three games. But the Rockets can certainly fight fire with fire, coming into the week ranked 20th in the nation at better than 245 rushing yards per contest.
TV: 8 p.m. ET, ESPN2
WEATHER: Temperatures are expected to be in the low-30s with cloudy skies and wind blowing to the northwest at 20 mph.
WHAT CAPPERS SAY: " The Rockets enter 5-0 in MAC play, but only 1-4 ATS in those games. They are also 0-3 ATS as dogs this season. Meanwhile, the Huskies stat sheet matches its 7-2 SU record as they have out gained seven of their nine opponents this season. Lean to hosts in battle for top spot in the MAC West division, especially with UT quarterback Logan Woodside being a bit wobbly." Covers Expert Marc Lawrence
WHAT BOOKS SAY: "We still don't have a line on this game until we find out more information on the status of Toledo QB Logan Woodside, who's listed as questionable with a leg injury. Also, Toledo RB Kareem Hunt is supposed to play, as he's listed as probable (ankle)." Mike Jerome of TopBet.eu.
ABOUT TOLEDO (6-3 SU, 2-7 ATS, 6-6 O/U): The Rockets' offense is led by sophomore running back Kareem Hunt, who has rushed for at least 100 yards in all six games he has played this season. Hunt missed three games earlier this year with an ankle injury, but has returned with vigor - rumbling for 339 yards and a touchdown on 44 carries in victories over Massachusetts and Kent State. Quarterback Logan Woodside suffered a leg injury against the Golden Flashes and will likely be a game-time decision.
ABOUT NORTHERN ILLINOIS (7-2 SU, 4-5 ATS, 3-6 O/U): Stingily has clearly put his mid-season struggles behind him; after averaging fewer than four yards per carry in games against Kent State and Central Michigan, he has run for better than five yards per attempt in three straight games. His surge has taken plenty of pressure off quarterback Drew Hare, who has thrown just 47 total passes the previous three weeks. Hare has, however, been a force on the ground, rushing for 386 yards and three scores in that span.
TRENDS:
* Toledo is 1-6 ATS in its last seven conference games.
* Northern Illinois is 1-6 ATS in its last seven home games.
* Under is 8-0 in the Rockets' last eight road games vs. teams with winning home records.
* Under is 3-1-1 in the last five meetings in Northern Illinois.
| College Football Consensus: Public Picks | | ||||||
| Time | Teams | ATS | Moneyline | Total | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| (ET) | Picks | Percentage | Picks | Percentage | Picks | Percentage | |
| Tuesday, November 11, 2014 | |||||||
| 8:00pm odds | (301) Akron Zips (302) Buffalo Bulls | 11924 7088 |
| 6402 7903 |
| O4402 U5083 |
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| 8:00pm odds | (303) Toledo Rockets (304) Northern Illinois Huskies | 5338 11121 |
| 4540 7710 |
| O6543 U3574 |
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Thanks my friend and good luck to you as well!!!
WEDNESDAY RESULTS (1-1) -$100 / WEEK 12 (1-1) -$100
Surprised that Kent State scored three times tonight, once ok but three times was a gift..... got the split tonight here are my results.....
5000 U Mass -3 (Blowout Winner 24-10)
5000 Bowling Green -14.5 -102 (Lost 30-20)
Later,
XS
Surprised that Kent State scored three times tonight, once ok but three times was a gift..... got the split tonight here are my results.....
5000 U Mass -3 (Blowout Winner 24-10)
5000 Bowling Green -14.5 -102 (Lost 30-20)
Later,
XS
Game of the Day: California at USC BY COVERS
California Golden Bears at Southern California Trojans (-14.5, 72)
USC looks to keep its faint Pac-12 South title hopes alive Thursday when the Trojans host California, which needs one win in its final three games to become bowl eligible. Outside linebacker Su’a Cravens is expected to play after giving the Trojans a scare against Washington State on Nov. 1, when he left the game with a knee injury. Cravens, who leads USC with 12.5 tackles for loss, has been cleared to face an explosive Cal team that averages 41.9 points and 361 passing yards.
Both teams took advantage of a week off after the Trojans routed Washington State 44-17 and the Golden Bears defeated Oregon State 45-31 two weeks ago. The much-needed break enabled players such as Cravens and Cal wide receivers Trevor Davis and Kenny Lawler to recover from injuries, but the news wasn’t as good for Golden Bears defensive end Brennan Scarlett. The junior starter had season-ending ACL surgery last week and will be replaced by freshman Noah Westerfield.
TV: 9 p.m. ET, ESPN.
LINE HISTORY: USC opened as 14.5 point home favorites and were bet as low as -13.5, before settling back at -14.5. The total has held steady at the opening number of 72.
INJURY REPORT: California - WR Trevor Davis (probable Thursday, head), WR Kenny Lawler (probable Thursday, ankle), DB Avery Sebastian (questionable Thursday, quadricep). USC - G Jordan Simmons (questionable Thursday, knee), WR Ajene Harris (questionable Thursday, hamstring), FB Soma Vainuku (questionable Thursday, hamstring), G Damien Mama (questionable Thursday, knee), S Su'a Cravens (questionable Thursday, knee).
WEATHER REPORT: It is expected to be overcast with temperatures in the mid 60's. There is a slight 20 percent chance of rain and a gusting eight mile per hour wind blowing towards the east end zone.
WHAT BOOKS SAY: "A Pac-12 battle Thursday night between the Trojans, winners of their last 3 out of 4 when hosting the Cal Bears. Both of these teams are pretty much playing out the year. The Golden Bears are getting 65 percent of the action as 14.5 point road dogs with the over 72 point total getting 89 percent of the action." Michael Stewart of CarbonSports.ag.
ABOUT CALIFORNIA (5-4, 6-3 ATS, 6-3 O/U): Jared Goff is fourth in the nation with 3,119 passing yards, while running back Daniel Lasco continued to impress with a career-high 188 rushing yards and three touchdowns against Oregon State. The injuries at wide receiver have created an opportunity for Stephen Anderson, who leads the team with 509 receiving yards on 34 catches. Linebacker Michael Barton has a team-high 60 tackles for the struggling defensive unit, which ranks last in the Pac-12 while yielding nearly 40 points and 526 yards per game.
ABOUT USC (6-3, 6-3 ATS, 4-5 O/U): The Trojans need to defeat Cal and UCLA and receive some help in order to win the Pac-12 South, and they’ll start by trying to slow down the Golden Bears’ offense. Defensive end Leonard Williams has 4.5 sacks to lead a unit that ranks third in the league against the run. The Trojans average 35 points and boast several underrated stars on offense, including quarterback Cody Kessler (25-to-2 touchdown-to-interception ratio) and Javorius Allen, who leads the Pac-12 with an average of 125 rushing yards.
TRENDS:
* Favorite is 5-0 ATS in the last five meetings.
* Under is 4-1 in the last five meetings at USC.
* Under is 8-2 in the last 10 minutes.
* California is 0-5 ATS in the last five meetings.
COVERS CONSENSUS: Just over 52 percent of wagers are backing the Trojans at -14.5.
California Golden Bears at Southern California Trojans (-14.5, 72)
USC looks to keep its faint Pac-12 South title hopes alive Thursday when the Trojans host California, which needs one win in its final three games to become bowl eligible. Outside linebacker Su’a Cravens is expected to play after giving the Trojans a scare against Washington State on Nov. 1, when he left the game with a knee injury. Cravens, who leads USC with 12.5 tackles for loss, has been cleared to face an explosive Cal team that averages 41.9 points and 361 passing yards.
Both teams took advantage of a week off after the Trojans routed Washington State 44-17 and the Golden Bears defeated Oregon State 45-31 two weeks ago. The much-needed break enabled players such as Cravens and Cal wide receivers Trevor Davis and Kenny Lawler to recover from injuries, but the news wasn’t as good for Golden Bears defensive end Brennan Scarlett. The junior starter had season-ending ACL surgery last week and will be replaced by freshman Noah Westerfield.
TV: 9 p.m. ET, ESPN.
LINE HISTORY: USC opened as 14.5 point home favorites and were bet as low as -13.5, before settling back at -14.5. The total has held steady at the opening number of 72.
INJURY REPORT: California - WR Trevor Davis (probable Thursday, head), WR Kenny Lawler (probable Thursday, ankle), DB Avery Sebastian (questionable Thursday, quadricep). USC - G Jordan Simmons (questionable Thursday, knee), WR Ajene Harris (questionable Thursday, hamstring), FB Soma Vainuku (questionable Thursday, hamstring), G Damien Mama (questionable Thursday, knee), S Su'a Cravens (questionable Thursday, knee).
WEATHER REPORT: It is expected to be overcast with temperatures in the mid 60's. There is a slight 20 percent chance of rain and a gusting eight mile per hour wind blowing towards the east end zone.
WHAT BOOKS SAY: "A Pac-12 battle Thursday night between the Trojans, winners of their last 3 out of 4 when hosting the Cal Bears. Both of these teams are pretty much playing out the year. The Golden Bears are getting 65 percent of the action as 14.5 point road dogs with the over 72 point total getting 89 percent of the action." Michael Stewart of CarbonSports.ag.
ABOUT CALIFORNIA (5-4, 6-3 ATS, 6-3 O/U): Jared Goff is fourth in the nation with 3,119 passing yards, while running back Daniel Lasco continued to impress with a career-high 188 rushing yards and three touchdowns against Oregon State. The injuries at wide receiver have created an opportunity for Stephen Anderson, who leads the team with 509 receiving yards on 34 catches. Linebacker Michael Barton has a team-high 60 tackles for the struggling defensive unit, which ranks last in the Pac-12 while yielding nearly 40 points and 526 yards per game.
ABOUT USC (6-3, 6-3 ATS, 4-5 O/U): The Trojans need to defeat Cal and UCLA and receive some help in order to win the Pac-12 South, and they’ll start by trying to slow down the Golden Bears’ offense. Defensive end Leonard Williams has 4.5 sacks to lead a unit that ranks third in the league against the run. The Trojans average 35 points and boast several underrated stars on offense, including quarterback Cody Kessler (25-to-2 touchdown-to-interception ratio) and Javorius Allen, who leads the Pac-12 with an average of 125 rushing yards.
TRENDS:
* Favorite is 5-0 ATS in the last five meetings.
* Under is 4-1 in the last five meetings at USC.
* Under is 8-2 in the last 10 minutes.
* California is 0-5 ATS in the last five meetings.
COVERS CONSENSUS: Just over 52 percent of wagers are backing the Trojans at -14.5.
| [h=1]College Football Consensus: Public Picks [/h] | | ||||||
| Time | Teams | ATS | Moneyline | Total | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| (ET) | Picks | Percentage | Picks | Percentage | Picks | Percentage | |
| Thursday, November 13, 2014 | |||||||
| 7:00pm odds | (311) East Carolina Pirates (312) Cincinnati Bearcats | 7979 4474 |
| 2629 6913 |
| O7049 U4192 |
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| 8:00pm odds | (313) Southern Miss Golden Eagles (314) TX-San Antonio Roadrunners | 2539 2087 |
| 2326 1235 |
| O7126 U3087 |
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| 9:00pm odds | (315) California Golden Bears (316) USC Trojans | 5158 6450 |
| 2729 5413 |
| O8631 U3555 |
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