This is a play on the BOSTON BRUINS for our NHL Saturday Breakaway. It is bounce back time for the Bruins as they take a 13-game points streak (9-0-4) into Saturday's game. Boston had its eight-game winning streak snapped with a 4-3 home overtime loss against Chicago as a -223 favorite. Still, the Bruins are the only team left in the NHL that has yet to lose a home game in regulation as they are 12-0-5. The Bruins are 41-17 in their last 58 games as a favorite. Colorado has won five straight games while outscoring opponents 22-9 during this stretch. The Avalanche are a solid 10-4-1 on the road and that is helping to keep this price down. They are at a disadvantage in special teams as they have a 19.3 power play percentage compared to 29.4 percent for Boston while the Bruins penalty kill is at 84.3 percent compared to 78.6 percent for Colorado. The Avalanche are 4-10 in their last 14 in the third game of a 3-in-4 situation. The home team has won the last four games of this series including a 4-2 Colorado win this season so revenge is in play for Boston. Here, we play against road underdogs of +100 to +150 against the money line playing their 3rd road game in five days, in December games. This situation is 64-22 (74.4 percent) over the last five seasons. 10* (6) Boston Bruins

This is a play on the WESTERN KENTUCKY HILLTOPPERS as part of our CBB Saturday Trifecta. After opening the season with five straight blowout wins and covers, it has been a rough stretch for Arkansas. It has won its last three games but it has not been pretty as the Razorbacks defeated a below average Georgia Tech team by one point in overtime and then escaped Northern Kentucky and Austin Peay by six and eight points respectively as 15-point favorites in each. Now comes the biggest road test and they are a false-favorite. The Razorbacks are 13-27 ATS in their last 40 games as a road favorite. Western Kentucky, the preseason favorite in C-USA, is off to a 6-3 start following a pair of losses. The Hilltoppers lost at home against No. 1 Louisville and then suffered a two-point loss at Wright St., the preseason favorite in the Horizon League. Western Kentucky is ranked 33rd in adjusted offensive efficiency and this will be the best offense Arkansas has seen. The Hilltoppers are 16-6 ATS in their last 22 games as an underdog. 10* (714) Western Kentucky Hilltoppers

This is a play on the MISSOURI TIGERS as part of our CBB Saturday Trifecta. Missouri is riding a three-game losing streak as it heads to Temple for its second road game of the season. First came a double-dose of disappointing defeats at Hall of Fame Classic during Thanksgiving week, where Missouri went 0-2, with losses on back-to-back nights to Butler and Oklahoma. Then came a disaster. Charleston Southern, a 2-5 Big South Conference team with a 44-point home loss to Furman on its record, entered Mizzou Arena as 26-point underdogs and left as 68-60 winners. In each of the last three defeats, the Tigers have gotten off to early abysmal starts that leave them playing from behind. Temple is off to a solid 6-1 start including solid wins away from home against USC, Texas A&M and Davidson. The Owls have covered four straight games and with the way things have been going on both sides, you would expect a bigger line. It is short for a reason and we expect a bog bounce back effort from the Tigers. 9* (679) Missouri Tigers

This is a play on the SMU MUSTANGS as part of our CBB Saturday Trifecta. Georgetown is coming off a huge road win at Oklahoma St. by seven points as an 11-point underdog but there are big issues going on right now that could affect this program. The school announced two key members of the team are transferring and subsequent public records requests unearthed allegations against three Hoyas players that included sexual harassment, assault and burglary. Additionally, four-star recruit Terrance Williams decommitted on Thursday. SMU is off to an 8-0 start but it really has not played anyone as its schedule has been soft. The Mustangs are coming off a pair of poor seasons but a lot of that had to do with roster-depleting NCAA sanctions and injuries and it came into this season with a full roster for the first time since 2017-18. The good news for SMU is that it is winning all the games it should including two solid road victories at Evansville and UNLV. Look for the Mustangs to pass their first big test. 9* (676) SMU Mustangs

This is a play on the GEORGIA BULLDOGS for our SEC Championship Winner. The LSU Tigers and Georgia Bulldogs square off for the SEC Championship from Atlanta. This is the most highly anticipated of the conference championship games as both are currently in the top four and either could leave with a loss. The LSU offense is no joke. The Tigers lead the SEC in total offense and scoring offense, and quarterback Joe Burrow has set the SEC single-season passing yardage record. Georgia leads the SEC in every major defensive statistical category, allowing just one rushing touchdown all season and no plays over 30 yards the second half of the regular season. The Bulldogs have not allowed more than 17 points in regulation in any game, ranking second in the country in scoring defense. While the offense averages nearly 16 ppg less than the Tigers, the Bulldogs defense allows nearly 12 ppg less than LSU and that is where this game comes down to. Here, we play on neutral field underdogs that are outrushing their opponents by 100 or more ypg on the season. This situation is 36-11 ATS (76.6 percent) over the last five seasons. 9* (117) Georgia Bulldogs

This is a play on the BOISE ST. BRONCOS for our MWC Championship Winner. The Hawaii Warriors and Boise St. Broncos will play for the Mountain West Championship on Saturday. Hawaii played at Boise St. in October for a cross-divisional matchup, falling 59-37 as the Broncos jumped out to a 37-7 lead in the second quarter. Boise St. would go on to fall 28-25 at BYU the following week after but has rattled off five straight wins going into the championship game. Boise St. is once again in the conversation for making it to a big bowl game with the highest ranked team from a non-power five conference. Both teams have strong offenses, ranking first and second in the conference, but the Broncos have been significantly better defensively. Boise St. ranks 36th nationally in total defense, allowing 348.9 ypg, while Hawaii is ranked 95th and allows 430.8 ypg. Here, we play against underdogs of 10.5 to 21 points revenging a loss where opponent scored 42 or more points, after a home game where both teams scored 31 or more points. This situation is 28-7 ATS (80 percent) over the last 10 seasons. 9* (116) Boise St. Broncos

This is a play on the OKLAHOMA SOONERS for our Big XII Championship Winner. Oklahoma and Baylor will meet for the second time this season, yet again with both of their College Football Playoff hopes on the line. The first one was an epic comeback for the Sooners as they rallied from a 31-10 halftime deficit. Turnover were the story as Oklahoma won the yardage battle by 218 total yards so the outcome should not have been that close. The Sooners offense has been riding high as usual and the defense has improved from recent years so a big showing here could propel them into the CFP should Georgia lose. Baylor feels it still has a shot as we but it is slim as it is ranked No. 9 and would need a win and a lot of help. The Bears only loss came against the Sooners where Oklahoma was a 10.5-point favorite but now Oklahoma is actually favored by less on a neutral field. This is the first time all season that the Sooners have been single-digit favorites. Here, we play on any team after being beaten by the spread by 49 or more points total in their last five games, in December games. This situation is 44-16 ATS (73.3 percent) since 1992. 9* (110) Oklahoma Sooners

This is a play on the MIAMI OHIO REDHAWKS for our CFB 10* Star Attraction. Miami will be going to a bowl game for the first time since 2016-17 after winning five of its last six games to win the MAC East Division. The RedHawks finished the regular season 7-5 and while it is coming off a loss in its last game, it was a meaningless game on the road. On paper, the RedHawks bring in one of the best overall defenses in the MAC and arguably the best special teams unit in the country. Offensively, the RedHawks are excellent in the red zone as they are 34-for-39 in red-zone opportunities and have scored 21 touchdowns (53.8 percent).Central Michigan turned its season around and is one of the biggest stories in the country. The Chippewas went 1-11 last season including 0-8 in the MAC and then opened this year 2-3 but went on to win six of their last seven games. Here, we play on underdogs of 3.5 to 10 points after having won four or five out of their last six games, with a winning percentage between .501 and .600 of their games on the season. This season is 37-10 ATS (78.7 percent) over the last 10 seasons. 10* (105) Miami Ohio RedHawks

This is a play on the APPALACHIAN ST. MOUNTAINEERS for our CFB Game of the Week. The 2019 Sun Belt Championship Game is set with the Appalachian St. Mountaineers hosting the Louisiana Ragin Cajuns. Appalachian St. clinched the Sun Belt East Division title after finishing 7-1 in conference play and 11-1 overall, two games ahead of Georgia Southern. The Mountaineers have won three-consecutive Sun Belt titles including last season when they defeated Louisiana 30-19 on this same field. Louisiana has had no trouble moving the ball the season, as evidenced by a sixth-ranked offense in yards per play. On the other side, the Appalachian State defense is a top-25 unit in regard to yards per play, which sets up for an interesting battle of strength vs. strength. If short history is any indication, the Mountaineers have the edge as they held the Cajuns to just 5.5 yppl in the first meeting in a 17-7 win and that game was in Lafayette. Here, we play on home favorites of 3.5 to 10 points off a win by 10 points or more over a conference rival going up against an opponent off three straight wins against conference rivals. This situation is 57-25 ATS (69.5 percent) since 1992. 10* (108) Appalachian St. Mountaineers