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01-01-23 | Saints v. Eagles -5.5 | 20-10 | Loss | -110 | 23 h 32 m | Show | |
Philadelphia Eagles. No Limit Play. Game 110. 10:00 AM PST/1:00 PM EST. The Philadelphia Eagles can secure the top seed in the NFC playoffs by beating the New Orleans Saints here on Sunday. I must make you aware of the fact the New Orleans Saints can’t qualify for the playoffs if they don’t beat the Philadelphia Eagles here either. So, both teams have a lot riding on this game. I have to tell you no matter who is under center for Philly, I look for them to come out here and make a big statement following last week’s 40-34 loss in Dallas. Let’s face it, the Cowboys. But due to four turnovers, they lost the game. That won’t sit well with the Conference’s best team. While the Saints are very good at defending the pass, they are absolutely atrocious defending the run. The Eagles come in here ranked fourth in the league in rushing, accounting for over 153.8 yards per game on the ground. They also own the No. 1 scoring offense in the NFL, averaging over 29.7-points per game. Defensively, they are outstanding. I just don’t see New Orleans moving the chains, let alone getting in the end zone here. I do see the Eagles, which rank second in the NFL with 26 takeaways, forcing the Saints into making a lot of mistakes and turning the ball over. After all, they’ve already committed 23 turnovers, ranking 29th in the league. Philadelphia has won and covered the last two meetings over New Orleans. They also enter this game covering six of their last seven at home. Take the Eagles. Thank you. |
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12-31-22 | Ohio State v. Georgia -6 | 41-42 | Loss | -108 | 10 h 24 m | Show | |
Georgia Bulldogs. Late Info Move. Game 274. 5:00 PM PST/8:00 PM EST. My friends the line has moved exactly where we wanted it here in this game. Very simply, both teams deserve to be here. However, looking at the close of the Buckeyes season, three of their final five games, their defense got plowed for 30 or more points. There is no way the Nittany Lions should’ve put up 31 on them. And there is no way the Terrapins should’ve scored 30 on them either. Their last game, a 45-23 loss against the Wolverines is understandable. Their defense has definitely sprung a leak. And I doubt psychologically this team can bounce back from that devastating loss to Michigan. Understand they’ve only covered one of their last five outings. They have become point spread poison. The Georgia defense took out starters in their last outing on December 3, a 50-30 win and cover in the Conference Title game against the LSU Tigers. Other than that, this stop-unit never allowed a single opponent to put up better than 22-points this season. And guys, they’ve faced some explosive offenses. The fact that they are so well-balanced offensively will keep the OSU defense honest and on the field. Not only does Georgia want to win the National Title game, they also want to stay undefeated. Today they achieve both of those goals. Ohio State is 2-6 ATS the last eight nonconference games, 1-5 ATS the last six neutral site games, and 0-3-1 ATS the last four versus teams with a winning record. Georgia is 8-2 ATS the last 10 Bowl games, 4-1 ATS the last five neutral site games, and 8-2 ATS the last 10 December games. Take the Bulldogs. Thank you. |
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12-31-22 | TCU v. Michigan -7.5 | Top | 51-45 | Loss | -110 | 104 h 37 m | Show |
Michigan Wolverines. Cash Money Play. Saturday, December 31, 2022. Game 276. 5:00 PM PST/8:00 PM EST. My friends, for once there is no questioning the Final Four teams that made this year’s College Football Playoffs. Normally, we’re engulfed in controversy about teams that made it and certain teams that should’ve made it. That’s not the case this season. And I expect the Peach Bowl between Ohio State and Georgia is a highly anticipated matchup as well as this game that I’m going to talk about, the Fiesta Bowl between Texas Christian and Michigan. Both teams certainly deserve to be here. The Horned Frogs possess a 12-1 mark, with their only defeat coming in the Big 12 Championship game at the hands of the Wildcats. The Wolverines, at 13-0 have already set a school record for most victories in a season. They’re also looking to finish undefeated for the first time since 1997, when they won a share of the National Championship, back then when it was decided by the polls. Guys, I’m not going to get in to some big debate over my next item, but I don’t think anyone would really question the fact that the Big Ten is a bit stronger than the Big 12. The Big 12 is chock-full of offenses that can light up the scoreboard. However, the Big Ten is made up of good, well-balanced offenses, along with defenses that could shut down opponents’ offenses. Looking at TCU‘s schedule this season, they had quite a bit of problems with opponents like Oklahoma State, Texas, and even Baylor. And as we all saw in the December 3, Big 12 Title game, Kansas State really took it to them as quarterback, Max Duggan and the offense looked very vulnerable. As far as Michigan goes, they didn’t have too many close games this season. As a matter of fact, the only opponent that gave them a tough time the entire campaign was Illinois. But as we came to find out, the Fighting Illini’s defense was the real-deal. Speaking of that loss to the Wildcats, the very smart head coach, Jim Harbaugh and his staff watched the game tapes of that contest and will take a page out of it as to how to slow down the quarterback and the rushing attack. Granted, the Horned Frogs offense is equally good on the ground and in the air, resulting in scoring 40.3 points per game. However, they haven’t faced a defense like they’re going to face here this week. The Wolverine stop-unit ranks fifth nationally, allowing just 13.4-points per game and was equally tough against the rush as well as a pass. They will shut down the ground game of TCU as did Kansas State. Thus, putting more pressure on Duggan, throwing a lot of different schemes at him and a lot of blitzes. Trust me when I tell you they will force him to make mistakes here in this game. Defensively, the Horned Frogs leave a lot to be desired. Overall, they give up 25.0-points per game. They rank 83rd against the pass and 64th against the rush. Well, I’ve got to tell you, the Michigan offense is so deep and so talented, they will keep their opponents “D” off-balanced this entire game and backpedaling. Come the second half, the TCU defense will be gasping for air. I know Blake Corum is out. But backup running back, Donovan Edwards is outstanding. He tallied 872 yards rushing, averaging 7.5-yards per rush and seven touchdowns. Just against the mighty, Ohio State defense a month ago, the ball-carrier rushed for 216 yards and two touchdowns. He then put up 185 yards on the ground and another touchdown in the Big 12 Championship against Purdue. The Wolverines will exploit the Horned Frogs weaknesses on defense. Furthermore, they will keep that defense on the field and the TCU offense off it, resulting in their “O” not getting into any rhythm at all. And as I mentioned earlier the Horned Frogs have yet to face a defense as complete, as talented, and as ferocious as they will face here against the Wolverines. TCU is 3-7 ATS the last 10 Bowl games and 4-11 ATS the last 15 neutral site games. Michigan is 5-2 ATS the last seven nonconference games and 19-7-1 ATS the last 27 overall games. Take the Wolverines. Thank you. |
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12-31-22 | Iowa -130 v. Kentucky | 21-0 | Win | 100 | 20 h 24 m | Show | |
Iowa Hawkeyes on the moneyline. Music City Bowl Winner. Game 269. 9:00 AM PST/12:00 PM EST. Obviously, the odds makers are counting on a very low-scoring affair here. Neither offense is known for putting up too many points, while both defenses rank among the best in the nation. Having said that guys, the Wildcats will be without starting quarterback, Will Levis and running back, Chris Rodriguez due to transfer/opt outs. The Hawkeyes will be without starting quarterback, Spencer Petras due to a shoulder injury. Without a doubt those absences are going to be more significant for Kentucky. Just between us guys, no matter who is at the helm for Iowa, it won’t change a thing. This is a team that possessed one of the poorest offenses in the nation, and yet they rattled off seven victories in one of the toughest conferences in college football. Only once this season did they allow an opponent to light them up and that was Ohio State. On the Flipside, Kentucky only got lit up themselves one time this season, and that was against Tennessee. However, their defense was definitely a bit more vulnerable. They allowed quite a few opponents to put points up, including a few less than formidable foes. Revenge also plays a factor here as this is a rematch of last years Citrus Bowl in which the Wildcats prevailed, 20-17 over the Hawkeyes. Overall, Iowa’s defense is a lot more well balanced, deeper, and once again has that revenge factor going for them. That is why I am taking the Hawkeyes on the money line. Thank you. |
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12-31-22 | Kansas State v. Alabama -7 | Top | 20-45 | Win | 100 | 22 h 50 m | Show |
Alabama Crimson Tide. Bowl Game of the Season. Game 272. 9:00 AM PST/12:00 PM EST. Guys, I’m not going to break this game down like I normally do in detail. I am going to break it down for you in common sense. ‘Bama quarterback, Bryce Young and linebacker, Will Anderson will be playing this game. Many expected both to opt out at this point. But being that they have not, tells me a few things about the Sugar Bowl. Especially because of the 13 Crimson Tide players who entered the transfer portal, only one was a starter. Granted, I know Nick Saban‘s Alabama squad has not been a covering machine when it comes to Bowl games. However, this years squad is a lot different than past squads. First of all, they did not make the College Football Playoff. And anything short of that, Saban feels is a losing season. While they have a 10-win campaign this year, this is a team that following their second loss of the season back in November to LSU, a one-point overtime defeat, has since rattled off three consecutive straight up victories. As a matter fact, both of the Crimson Tides defeats the season came on the final plays of the game against the Volunteers and the Tigers. And both of those opponents were highly-ranked at the time. Saban will go out of his way to have his boys prepared, revved up, motivated, and ready to prove to the pollsters that this year was a fluke. No matter who is under center for the Wildcats, I think we can all agree that Kansas State is not a passing team. Their offense relies upon the rush. They have an excellent RB in Deuce Vaughn. But the ‘Bama defense ranks 30th nationally against the rush. And guys, they have faced some pretty darn good rushing attacks this season. If they can slow down Vaughan, and I believe they will, this leaves whichever quarterback is at the helm, Howard or Martinez, a sitting duck. Alabama‘s pass rush is one of the best in the nation and they rank 16th overall in passing yards allowed. While K State plays in the Big 12 and faces a lot of very high-powered offenses, I just don’t see them slowing down, let alone stopping the well-balanced ‘Bama offensive juggernaut. This is a team that averages over 40.8-points per game, while playing some of the toughest defenses in the nation. That is unfamiliar territory for the Wildcats, guys. Once again, I feel that Nick Saban is going out to prove a point in this matchup, especially because this game goes off before the two CFP contests. He can really make a statement here. The Crimson Tide are 5-1 ATS the last six Bowl games, 10-4 ATS the last 14 nonconference games, and 4-1 ATS the last five games in December. Take Alabama. Thank you. |
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12-30-22 | Clemson -5.5 v. Tennessee | 14-31 | Loss | -110 | 11 h 53 m | Show | |
Clemson Tigers. Friday Night Lights Winner. Game 267. 5:00 PM PST/8:00 PM EST. Sports fans, there is no questioning the fact that the Tennessee Volunteers offense finished the season ranking first in total yards and points scored. Their success offensively came off the arm and the leadership of Hendon Hooker, who is out with an injury. Now the reins are in the hands of Michigan-transfer, Joe Milton III. I’ve got to tell you folks, I’ve never been a big fan of Milton. And now he must start a Bowl game and play without the services of two of the Volunteers top-four receivers in Hyatt and Tillman. By the way Milton is it known to run the ball as well as Hooker either. He is definitely a one-dimensional quarterback. They must face the nation’s 18th ranked defense, allowing just 20.1 points per game, consisting of college football’s 10th ranked run defense. I feel the fact Clemson stuffs the run so well, it is going to hurt the Tennessee offense significantly. Offensively, the Tigers will start phenom quarterback, Cade Klubnik. This will be his “coming out” party on a national platform. Clemson will get a chance to show the world of college football that next year they are gunning for a CFP spot. This is a team that finished the season very strong dominating opponents. Their one recent loss was a one-point heartbreaker at the hands of South Carolina, a team in which devoured Tennessee two games ago, 63-38. I see Klubnik dissecting the Volunteers 127th ranked pass defense. He also has the luxury of RB, Will Shipley in the backfield to keep the UT “D” honest. The Tigers are 16-5 ATS the last 21 in December, 4-1 ATS the last four Bowls, and 20-6 ATS the last 26 on neutral sites. Take Clemson. Thank you |
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12-30-22 | South Carolina v. Notre Dame -3 | 38-45 | Win | 100 | 6 h 18 m | Show | |
Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Friday Bowl Best Bet. Game 264. 12:30 PM PST/3:30 PM EST. Guy, the line moved in this game yesterday morning because of the wiseguy‘s here in Vegas. And I’m not going to lie to you. I was one of those sharp players who bet Notre Dame, moving the line up to -3. South Carolina’s claim to fame is the fact that their last two games of the season were outright wins against Tennessee and Clemson. If that wasn’t the case, you would see this line closer to a six or even a seven. Having said that my friends, the Gamecocks are depleted. While head coach Shane Beamer will have his starting quarterback Spencer Rattler at the helm here, most of his other stars have run for the hills in one way or another. Opt outs, transfer portal, and injuries have really depleted this team of their biggest playmakers for the most part. On the flipside, Notre Dame finished the season winning five of the last six games straight up. Yes, they took an 11-point loss on the road at USC to finish off the campaign. But this team will be in “bounce back” mode here. Understand that not only do the Fighting Irish have a long tradition of winning, but they are very deep…very deep. Let’s talk about that real quick. Quarterback, Drew Pyne is heading to Arizona State. And tight end, Michael Mayer has opted out to prep for the NFL. But if you recall Tyler Buchner entered preseason camp as the starter and a shoulder injury forced him to miss the last 10 games for the Irish. He’s been getting first team reps in practice and is expected to be back at the helm here. So, no big disappointment under center for Notre Dame, guys. A few other items that you really need to take note of: Understand this was not an offense that had explosive passing attack to begin with. They ran the ball and passed off the run. And just FYI folks their biggest ball carriers are playing here and get to face the 113th ranked run defense of South Carolina. Next, the Fighting Irish will absolutely dominate the Gamecocks in the trenches. On both sides of the line of scrimmage, their linemen are much bigger, much stronger, and much better. Then, Spencer Rattler is a very good quarterback. However, he goes up against the nation’s 20th ranked pass defense. And he’s going to do it without his two best ball-carriers in the backfield. Both Lloyd and Bell have entered the transfer portal. Lastly, in consecutive games, South Carolina got plowed for 24, 23, 27, 38, 38, and 30-points. They’re going to give up a lot of points here, folks. As I said earlier the line is way off here. And that’s why we’re going to stay with Notre Dame. Take the Fighting Irish. Thank you. |
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12-29-22 | Washington +3 v. Texas | 27-20 | Win | 100 | 13 h 47 m | Show | |
Washington Huskies. Alamo Bowl Winner. Game 257. 6:00 PM PST/9:00 PM EST. There is no question that both Texas and Washington possess two of the best offenses in college football today. The Longhorns average over 35.7-points per game on 430.3 yards per game, while the Huskies account for 40.8-points per game and over 521.7 yards per game. Texas enters this matchup on a 3-2 straight up run and have split out their last six games against the spread. Washington is a little hotter, riding a six-game straight up win streak, covering the last three in a row. However, the Longhorns might have a little bit of trouble keeping pace offensively as they lost their two best offensive weapons in running backs, Bijan Robinson and Roschon Johnson. The tandem accounted for over 2,134 yards rushing and 23 touchdowns on the ground, with another 344 yards receiving and three TD’s in the air. No other ball-carriers have any real experience other than the pair. This will surely put extra pressure on the young and inexperienced quarterback, Quinn Ewers. If Texas cannot move the ball on the ground (which I doubt they will), their defense will get very tired here. Something they are not accustomed to being. The Huskies, behind the nation’s top-ranked passing attack will dissect the 88th ranked pass defense of the Longhorns in this matchup. Quarterback, Michael Penix Jr. (who will be coming back next year), has tallied over 4,354 yards passing and a 29-7 TD/INT ratio. He does have a couple of good ball-carriers at his disposal to keep the Texas defense honest. I just don’t see the Longhorns keeping pace offensively on the scoreboard with the Huskies. Washington is 4-0 ATS the last four nonconference games. Take the Huskies. Thank you. |
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12-29-22 | Oklahoma v. Florida State -9.5 | 32-35 | Loss | -110 | 9 h 23 m | Show | |
Florida State Seminoles. Cheez-It Bowl Winner. Game 256. 2:30 PM PST/5:30 PM EST. If there was another team more disappointing this season than Oklahoma, I don’t know which team that would be. The Sooners finished the campaign 6-6 and every time they stepped up in class, they seemed to have taken a big beating. Now, they have been hit with a large amount of opt outs. They face a Florida State opponent that enters this Bowl matchup winning five in a row straight up going 4-1 against the spread. As a matter of fact, since they lost a few games in a row back in October, this team has played perfect football. Unlike their adversary here, they have not been hit by too many opt outs. Moreover, this is the first Bowl game in a while and an opportunity for them to reach the 10-win mark, which would be huge for this program. Reports are Sooners head coach Brent Venables spent the last few weeks not preparing for this meaningless Bowl matchup, but instead recruiting for next year’s class. The Seminoles will enjoy basically a home crowd being that this game is being played in Orlando, Florida. While this is a lot of points, please understand that on both sides of the ball, FSU is far superior. The average over 36.2-points per game and they face one of the worst defenses in the nation. On the stop end of the ball, the Seminoles rank 16th, only allowing 19.7-points per game. Oklahoma, even at full strength would have a problem here because of their horrible Swiss-cheese like defense. However, I think things are going to go from bad to worse for this team because their only true offensive weapon, running back Eric Gray has opted out. They are 1-6 ATS the last seven versus teams with a winning record and 2-7 ATS the last nine overall. Florida State is 10-3-1 ATS the last 14 Bowl games and 8–2 Ats the last 10 following a straight up win. Take the Seminoles. Thank you. |
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12-28-22 | Kansas v. Arkansas -130 | 53-55 | Win | 100 | 9 h 31 m | Show | |
Arkansas Razorbacks. Liberty Bowl Winner. Game 248. 2:30 PM PST/5:30 PM EST. This is unfamiliar territory for Kansas, as they have reached a Bowl game for the first time since 2008. You know guys, in my opinion, momentum plays a big part of winning during the Bowl campaign. And you can’t ignore the fact this team has dropped six of the last seven straight up, and they have only covered two outings since October 1. Meanwhile, Arkansas has split out their last six games straight up, covering four of the six ATS. Both teams give up a ton of yardage. However, you’ll definitely see a more well-balanced, deeper, and more talented stop-unit on the Razorbacks side of the field. This is a team that played some very good offenses and yet they certainly held their own this season. The Jayhawks don’t have too much of a passing attack, so you can expect them to keep the ball on the ground quite a bit, in a slow-paced offensive scheme. Sports fans, this is a team that plays in a high-scoring conference and yet managed to eke out just 23-points per game over the last three contests. Meanwhile, the Razorbacks are more well-balanced offensively as well. They have a good quarterback and one of the most explosive rushing attacks in the nation. As a matter of fact, they average over 224.9 yards per game on the ground, which ranks ninth nationally, and they get to face a leaky run defense which allows 193.8 yards per game to the run, ranking 115th in college football. Overall, the Kansas defense is one of the worst in the nation, getting plowed for just shy of 34-points per game. One more item that plays a major part in why I like this team here this week is they are very physical. They are big, they are strong, and they are very physical. I just don’t see Kansas standing up to Arkansas in the trenches at all. The Jayhawks are 9-22-1 ATS the last 32 nonconference games, 6-17 ATS the last 23 following a straight up loss, and 1-4 ATS the last five overall. The Razorbacks are 9-2 ATS the last 11 versus the Big 12, 4-1 ATS the last five at neutral sites, and 4-1 ATS the last five Bowls. Take Arkansas. Thank you. |
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12-27-22 | East Carolina -7 v. Coastal Carolina | 53-29 | Win | 100 | 10 h 18 m | Show | |
East Carolina Pirates. Birmingham Bowl winner. Game 241. 3:45 PM PST/6:45 PM EST. Three-time Sun Belt Player of the Year, Grayson McCall, despite entering the transfer portal, will play quarterback in this game for Coastal Carolina. The rumor mill has been buzzing that he has quite a few offers from SEC squads. He has put up some outstanding numbers in his tenure with the chanticleers. However, he’s coming off of foot injury and does not have his offensive line intact in this Bowl game. After missing the embarrassing, 47-7 loss at James Madison at the end of November, he did return at the beginning of December and was clearly hobbled with that foot injury in the team’s, 45-26 loss at Troy. Granted, he has had several weeks to heal. But without his offensive line at full force here, he’s going to be on the run for most of this contest. While the Pirates possess one of the worst pass defenses is in the nation, they are one of the best against the rush. Trust me when I tell you, they can still get to the quarterback here. At the very least, they will shut down the rushing game of Coastal Carolina, forcing McCall out of the pocket and committing turnovers. ECU has a much more well-balanced offense. They average just shy of 31-points per game, ranking 16th in the nation in passing and 55th in rushing. Due to the fact that they have a well-balanced offense, they will keep the CCU defense busy and on the field for most of this contest. Please take note the Chanticleers pass defense is just as bad, ranking 124th nationally. One more item that is vital here is the fact the Pirates do not turn the ball over. And let’s face it, the Chanticleers are not known for creating turnovers. This is going to play a big part in today’s matchup. By the way, East Carolina quarterback Holton Ahlers is going to wrap up his five-year career here. This season he has thrown for 3,408 yards and 23 touchdowns, with just five interceptions. All three of the Chanticleers losses this season were outright beat downs. I think you’re looking at another beat down, folks. CCU is 0-4 ATS the last four games in December, 2-8 ATS the last 10 games versus teams with a winning record, and 2-6 ATS the last eight games overall. Take ECU. Thank you. |
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12-26-22 | Chargers -4 v. Colts | 20-3 | Win | 100 | 11 h 8 m | Show | |
Los Angeles Chargers. MNF winner. Game 481. 5:15 PM PST/8:15 PM EST. It would be bad enough for the Colts losing four in a row and seven of the last eight straight up. But the last loss on December 17 at the Vikings, 39-36 in overtime, blowing a 33-point lead is devastating. To add to their pressure, the Colts have not taken the field in nine days. Trust me when I tell you this is not an experienced, intelligent team lead by true leaders. So instead of bouncing back here, I look for things to get even worse for the Jeff Saturday experiment. To add to their laundry list of problems, their only true offensive threat, Jonathan Taylor is out. With the Jets, the Patriots, and the Raiders all losing this past weekend, the Chargers can clinch a playoff berth with the win here tonight. Los Angeles enters this matchup winning three of the last four straight up and possessing the league’s third-ranked passing offense. Justin Herbert, who has passed for over 4000 yards this season (4,019), on a 67.5% completion rate, with 21 touchdowns, is salivating knowing he gets to go up against a defense that has allowed 39, 54, and 24-points over the last three weeks. Running back, Austin Ekeler will keep the Indy defense honest and allow Herbert to open up the passing game. One more item folks, the Chargers rank amongst the best in the league at not turning the ball over, while the Colts rank as one of the worst in the league at creating turnovers. On the flipside, Indy has turned the ball over 27 times which already ranks dead-last in the NFL. As I mentioned earlier in this breakdown, things will go from bad to worse from the Colts. Los Angeles has been money on the road covering five of the last seven as a visitor. Take the Chargers. Thank you. |
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12-26-22 | New Mexico State +3.5 v. Bowling Green | 24-19 | Win | 100 | 78 h 51 m | Show | |
New Mexico State. Game 235. 11:30 AM PST/2:30 PM EST. Sports fans, you ever noticed you never see a sportsbook, a casino, a racetrack, or even a local bookmaker go out of business? Do you know why? Because the general public loses. And that’s what’s going to happen in the Quick Lane Bowl on Monday between New Mexico State and Bowling Green. The Aggies actually opened up a slight one-point favorite here. And as of this show, this line has now moved to make the Falcons a 3.5-point favorite. The general public is all over the MAC team. Now guys, I know New Mexico State plays in the Independents Conference. And they are outshined by other representatives like Notre Dame, Liberty, BYU and even Army. But I’m here to tell you this team is a pretty decent team. They started the campaign off losing their first four games. And then something happened. The team solidified behind quarterback, Diego Pavia. Oh, by the way, the play-caller was a little banged up but. But it was announced that he’s at least 90% recovered from a hamstring issue. So, no worries there. When he got the starting job, the offense got in sync He produced an 11-1 touchdown-interception ratio. Now this team has won five of their last six both straight up against the spread. But when Pavia took all over the reins, things certainly changed significantly for the better. They have rattled off four wins in the last five games, both straight up and against the number. They have really stepped up a notch. So, when I tell you that their numbers over on the season are skewed…believe me they are skewed. Look for the outstanding gunslinger to decimate the Bowling Green 104th ranked pass defense. Now when the Falcons have the ball, it’s no secret they are a passing team. To be honest, they can’t rush the ball at all, barely breaking 100 yards per game on the ground averaging 101 yards per contest. They strictly throw the ball. They rely… let me rephrase that, they live and die by the pass. Now they have a pretty darn good quarterback themselves in Matt McDonald. But he must face an Aggies pass defense that ranks 14th nationally. This team frustrated much better offenses in the air this season. By the way, coming back around to Pavia folks, he’s a monster threat on the ground as well. He really compliments Starr Thomas and Jimony Jones, their solid backfield tandem as he has added another 452 yards and six TD’s with his legs. So once again, when he took over the reins the entire offensive unit got in sync and everybody started producing at a much higher level. And once again, their statistics are skewed because it that was so bad the first portion of the season that it doesn’t show overall. One more item folks, Bowling Green has only been favored away from home once in the last five years and they failed to cover that game, which occurred back at the beginning of October this season. When it comes to covering, New Mexico State has been money. So, let’s go with the money and take the 3.5-points with the Aggie’s. Thank you. |
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12-24-22 | Middle Tennessee State v. San Diego State -6 | 25-23 | Loss | -110 | 35 h 3 m | Show | |
San Diego State. Game 234. 5:00 PM PST/8:00 PM EST. My friends, putting these two teams together in the Hawaii bowl seems to me to be inhumane. Blue Raiders are not a bad mean. I mean they finished the season winning the last three outings straight up. But let’s face it, being Charlotte, FAU, and FIU will definitely give this them a false sense of security. Yes, they ranked 31st in the nation in passing. However, the Aztecs defense is one of the best in college football. They allow just 20.2-points per game, equally good against the pass as well as the rush. Middle Tennessee State has not faced a defense of this caliber at all this season. I mean this is a team that had trouble scoring on James Madison, UAB, and Western Kentucky. Being that the San Diego State stop-unit is so strong, they will get the Middle Tennessee State offense off the field very quickly with a lot of three-and-outs and even force some turnovers. This will then tire out the Blue Raiders defense and allow the Aztecs offense to go to work. Granted, the San Diego State “O“ is slow-moving. But they have three phenomenal wideouts that will absolutely exploit the MTU 129th ranked pass defense. They have a solid backfield that will keep this defense honest and allow their quarterback to open up the passing game. The Blue Raiders are 2-5 ATS the last seven Bowl games, 2-7 ATS the last nine games in December, and 2-5-1 ATS the last eight games overall. Take the Aztecs. Thank you. |
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12-24-22 | Eagles +4.5 v. Cowboys | 34-40 | Loss | -110 | 20 h 56 m | Show | |
Philadelphia Eagles. NFC East Game of the Month. Game 471. 1:25 PM PST/4:25 PM EST. This line is so off it is absolutely absurd. I know the absence of Jalen Hurts is significant. Obviously, as he is a favorite to take the league MVP this season as of this point. But can you really trust the Dallas Cowboys in a big-game situation like this? I mean come on folks a week ago they took an overtime loss in Jacksonville. They tend to get over valued by the odds makers, covering just two of their last six outings. And now they face a division rival who took them down 26-17 back in mid-October. And they are this high of favorite because Hurts is out. I’m here to tell you Gardner Minshew is one of the better backup quarterbacks in the NFL. Obviously, the dynamics change with him at the helm. Are people forgetting that this is the second ranked scoring offense in the NFL, averaging just under 30-points per game? Are people forgetting they rarely turn the ball over? Are people forgetting they own a top-five rushing attack? And it will be that rushing attack that will allow Minshew some time and open up the passing game. Their ground game ranks fourth in the league, averaging over 158.6 yards per game. My friends they face one of the worst rush defenses in the NFL here. Dak Prescott is erratic at best. Let’s face it the passing attack of Dallas is no attack, ranking 17th in the league. And they must lineup against the number one ranked pass defense in the NFL. Not only that but the Eagles only allow 19.1-points per game. And they’ve already forced and taken 25 turnovers. You can bet your butt that they will pressure Prescott and force him to make mistakes. Philadelphia is 5-0 ATS the last five games versus teams with a winning record. Take the Eagles. Thank you. |
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12-24-22 | Saints v. Browns -2.5 | 17-10 | Loss | -125 | 17 h 35 m | Show | |
Cleveland Browns. Angle Play. Game 456. 10:00 AM PST 1:00 PM EST. Since Deshaun Watson took over the reins, the Browns are 2-1. Overall, Cleveland has won and cover three of the last four outings coming into this matchup. And now they see the return of Nick Chubb to spearhead the NFL’s fifth ranked rushing attack. Trust me when I tell you they are going to steamroll the very lax 23rd ranked New Orleans run defense. The Saints are going to be missing several key players. But even if they were at full strength, I still don’t see them even competing in this matchup. They are 0-5 ATS the last five games played following a straight up win and 1-5 ATS the last six games played on grass. Take Cleveland. Thank you. |
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12-24-22 | Bengals -3 v. Patriots | 22-18 | Win | 100 | 17 h 32 m | Show | |
Cincinnati Bengals. No Limit. Game 459. 10:00 AM PST/1:00 PM EST. Sports fans, very few teams can come back from the devastating loss like the Patriots suffered last week in Las Vegas. Trust me when I tell you this is not the Bill Belichick New England squad that we are so used to seeing over the last two decades. Just over the last four weeks they are on a 1-3 run, both straight up and against the spread. And things aren’t looking too good for them as they face a team a arguably with the most momentum going into this weeks games. Cincinnati Bengals are running red-hot, winning and covering six consecutive outings. Joe Burrow and the Bengals top-10 offense are salivating just knowing they get to line up across from the leaky Patriots defense. Sure, overall, on the season the New England “D” has impressive stats. However, over the last four weeks they have allowed a combined 99-points. By the way the Patriots have lost the last five as home underdogs without Tom Brady, going 1-4 against the spread. Cincinnati is 5-0 ATS the last five games played in December, 35-17 ATS the last 52 games played on the road, and 20-7 ATS the last 27 versus the AFC. Take the Bengals. Thank you. |
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12-24-22 | Seahawks +10 v. Chiefs | 10-24 | Loss | -105 | 17 h 32 m | Show | |
Seattle Seahawks. Oddsmakers Mistake. Game 465. 10:00 AM PST,1:00 PM EST. Both teams need to win here this week. Kansas City is looking to claim the AFC‘s number one seed. And Seattle is just looking to add to their chances of making the postseason. Folks I’m here to tell you that there is no way that the Chief should be a double-digit favorite against any opponent in the NFL. Especially one that matches up this well with them. Kansas City is absolute point spread poison folks. To be honest with you they have covered just one game since mid-October. I think we can all agree the odds makers tend to overvalue them because they know the general public likes to bet them. However, they’re making a huge mistake here. Seattle is on an 0-5 ATS slide themselves. But they have not been given this many points. The Chiefs defense has allowed 27, 28, 24-points over the last three outings. And to be honest with you, a couple of those foes possess lower-tier offenses. Seattle will be able to pass the ball with ease against the 22nd ranked pass defense of Kansas City. Granted the Chiefs will do what they do and put points up. But the lack of a major rushing game will not allow them to eat up a lot of clock in the process. There are also 0-6-1 ATS the last seven games played at home, 1-10-1 the last 12 games played following a straight up win, and 0-6-1 ATS the last seven games overall. Take the Seahawks. Thank you. |
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12-24-22 | Lions -140 v. Panthers | Top | 23-37 | Loss | -140 | 17 h 34 m | Show |
Detroit Lions on the moneyline. NFL Game of the Month. Game 457. 10:00 AM PST/1:00 PM EST. Momentum means a lot in the NFL in the month of December. The Detroit Lions have momentum. They enter Saturday’s matchup winning six of the last seven straight up and as far as us bettors are concerned; they have covered seven straight outings. This is a team that has not been to the playoffs in over six years. Head coach, Dan Campbell has them believing not only that they can get to, but they could win in the postseason as well. But they have to get there first. Standing in their way this week is the Carolina Panthers. Granted this team has covered six of the last eight games. But they are banged up, depleted, and fatigued. I know the Lions defense leaves a lot to be desired. But I doubt they’re going to be in too much hot water here this week against one of the worst offenses in the league. On the opposite side of the ball, Detroit has become a monster scoring machine. They face a Carolina defense that over the last few weeks has been outmuscled and steamrolled for a combined 48 points. Detroit is 4-0 ATS the last four games played versus the NFC, 9-4 ATS the last 13 games played on the road, 5-0 ATS the last five games played in December, and 7-0 ATS the last seven games played following a straight up win. Take the Lions. Thank you. |
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12-22-22 | Air Force v. Baylor UNDER 43.5 | Top | 30-15 | Loss | -110 | 11 h 56 m | Show |
Under in the Air Force/Baylor Armed Forces Bowl. NCAAF Total of the Month. Games 227/228. 4:30 PM PST/7:30 PM EST. Just for the record, the Baylor Bears enter this Bowl matchup having played two unders in their last three outings following having played six consecutive overs. As the season progressed the odds makers looked to trap you. We all know the type of game plan Air Force plays, thus resulting in five unders in their last six outings. Having said all that, both defenses are amazing. The Bears, which play in the explosive Big 12, allow just 26.6-points per game. The Falcons, ranked number one in the nation, in both yards allowed and passing yards allowed. They rank eighth in rushing yards allowed and third in college football in points scored, yielding a mere 13.3-points per game. The matchups here are very interesting. The Bears, which are a good team offensively, will have a lot of problems. This is a team that primarily relies upon the run to open up their passing game. Well, the Falcons are amazing at stuffing the rush. On the flipside, Air Force we all know, tops the nation in rushing. That is one area that Baylor was very good at defensively in the conference. They allowed only 137.6 yards per game on the ground. Two items that really stood out to me here; Baylor coach Dave Aranda, who really got the head coaching position he currently holds due to the fact that he was the defensive coordinator for Ed Orgeron during the 15-0 National Championship season of 2019 for LSU. He just recently fired his defensive coordinator, Ron Roberts and is taking over the reins here. You can bet your kid‘s college fund that he has prepared his defense for the explosive rushing attack they will face here this evening. Switching it around, we all know the Falcons are the best in the nation at running the ball. Well, they use up a lot of clock on the ground. They don’t score a lot of points, but they use up a lot of clock. The under is 4-1 in the Bears last five games played versus the MWC, 4-0 in their last four games played at a neutral site, and 4-0 in their last four games played in the month of December. The under is 16-5 in the Falcons last 21 nonconference games, 5-1 in their last six games played on grass, and 4-1 in their last five Bowl games. Take the under. Thank you. |
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12-19-22 | Rams v. Packers -7 | 12-24 | Win | 100 | 37 h 33 m | Show | |
Green Bay Packers. MNF WINNER. Game 332. 5:15 PM PST/8:15 PM EST. Let’s go to Lambeau Field as the Rams take on the Packers. There is no question that both Los Angeles and Green Bay have fallen way short of expectations this season. I mean the Rams are just 4-9 following up their Super Bowl season. In all fairness a lot of their woes are due to injuries. But in all sincerity, a lot is also due to inconsistent play. They finally got a win last week, their first since October 16, as they faced the lowly Raiders. Baker Mayfield, who just joined the team two days earlier, rallied his team back from a 16-3 deficit late in the fourth quarter to steal a 17-16 win. The Packers will be a much, much different opponent here this week. First of all, Green Bay has dominated this series, winning seven of the last eight straight up, and all eight against the spread. Next, to say that Los Angeles is running on fumes would be an understatement. Their injured list is longer than Deshaun Watson plaintive list LOL. They already rank 25th in passing, 30th in rushing, and 29th in points scored. Oh, by the way, they also rank 28th in turnovers committing 20 miscues on the campaign. Green Bay got a big December 4 win over division rival Chicago, 28-19. What will certainly benefit this team is coming off that win and then having a bye week to rest, heal, and prepare for this week’s matchup. In rookie wide receiver, Christian Watson, Aaron Rodgers finally has a go to receiver to complement wideout Allen Lazard. On the ground, the Packers are pretty stable as Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon have combined for nearly 1,500 yards rushing and five TDs. The offense is now well-balanced and will certainly exploit the depleted, Los Angeles defense. It’s true, the Packers have lost three straight as a home favorite this season. But, in all sincerity, two of those games were earlier on, and before Rodgers started connecting with Watson. Throw into the mix that the biggest defensive threat Los Angeles has, Aaron Donald is unlikely to play here and I will tell you that I do feel Green Bay is going to light up the scoreboard. Oh, by the way, they also had a while to prepare for Mayfield at the helm. The Rams are 1-4 ATS their last five games played following a straight up win and 1-3-1 ATS their last five games played versus NFC opponents. I see the Packers making a push late in the season, and it starts here. Lay the TD with Green Bay, folks. Thank you. |
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12-18-22 | Cowboys -3.5 v. Jaguars | 34-40 | Loss | -120 | 5 h 21 m | Show | |
Dallas Cowboys. Angle Play. Game 321. 10:00 AM PST/1:00 PM EST. If there is one team in the NFL that you could actually say is “Jekyll and Hyde“, it’s the Jacksonville Jaguars. However, one trend you cannot ignore is the fact that since they started winning, they alternate weeks winning and losing. November 6 was a win and cover against Las Vegas, November 13 was a loss and no cover against Kansas City, November 27 was a win and cover at home against Baltimore, December 4 was a loss and no cover on the road at Detroit, and December 11 was a win and cover away from home at Tennessee. They are alternating wins and losses. Well, I think you’re going see the trend continue for them again here this week. The Jaguars are running into the NFL’s second ranked defense of the Dallas Cowboys, which is allowing just 17.6-points per game. The Cowboys are winning. Let’s face it they’ve won for in a row and six of their last seven straight up en route to an overall record of 10-3. During their current four-game hot streak, they are accounting for over 37.2-points per game. Not only that, but I do see them moving the chains with their well-balanced unit against the Jacksonville defense that last played a well-balanced unit and gave a 40-points to Detroit. The tandem of Pollard and Elliott have teamed up for over 1,600 yards rushing and 18 TDs this season. They will control the pace of this game, move the chains, and open up the passing game for Dak Prescott. One more item that is very important folks, the Cowboys are one of the most bankable teams in the NFL. They are 8-1 ATS their last nine games played in the month of December, 13-3 ATS their last 16 games played versus teams with a losing record, and 11-3 ATS their last 14 games played on the road. Take Dallas. Thank you. |
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12-17-22 | Dolphins v. Bills -7 | Top | 29-32 | Loss | -110 | 48 h 27 m | Show |
Buffalo Bills. AFC EAST GOM. Game 310. 5:30 PM PST/8:30 PM EST. Following four consecutive straight up victories, Buffalo needs a win this week to earn an AFC playoff spot and bring them one step closer to an AFC East title. The Bills dominated the Dolphins, taking seven consecutive meetings in this division rivalry prior to the very strange September 25 “Butt punt“ game resulting in a 21-19 loss on the road. Revenge plays a big factor in this contest this week. But so does Buffalo trying to further widen their lead in the AFC East. They face a Miami team that has lost back-to-back games the last several weeks. The Dolphins offense has sputtered, tallying a combined 34-points in losses and no covers to the 49ers and the Chargers both on the road. This is their third straight outing away from home. Miami is not known to play well in cold-weather places and their record In Orchard Park, New York is not very good, as they are just 2-7-1 ATS the last 10 meetings there. The Dolphins have one of the worst rushing attacks in the NFL. As a matter fact, they rank 29th in the league, averaging just 89.8 yards per game on the ground. Being that they are no threat on the ground, the Buffalo defense, which ranks second overall in the league, allowing at 17.0-points per game, can key on their passing attack. They have had success in the air. However, the last few weeks, their aerial assault has crash-landed, producing almost as many interceptions as touchdowns. The Bills have a very well-balanced offensive attack, averaging sixth in the air and eighth on the ground. Overall, they are fourth in the NFL in scoring, averaging 27.2-points per game. Their ground assault will keep the Dolphins defense honest while Josh Allen opens up the sixth ranked passing game against the 23rd ranked pass defense in the league, and work his magic. Temperatures are expected to be in the 20’s and wind gusts of over 35 miles per hour for this game. And possible chance of snow. All things that work in Buffalo’s favor. One more item folks. The Bills in their only other attempt this season facing a team that has beaten them previously, crushed the Jets last week 20-12. They are very good when seeking revenge. Miami is 0-4 ATS their last four games played following a straight up loss, 1-5 ATS their last six games played on the road, and 3-7 ATS their last 10 games played overall. Buffalo is 5-1 ATS their last six games played in Week 15, 9-3-2 ATS their last 14 games played following an ATS loss, and 7-3 ATS their last 10 games played in the month of December. Take Buffalo. Thank you. |
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12-17-22 | Fresno State -3.5 v. Washington State | 29-6 | Win | 100 | 44 h 43 m | Show | |
Fresno State Bulldogs. Cure Bowl. Game 211. 12:30 PM PST/3:30 PM EST. The depleted Cougars defense was running thin at the linebacker position as several key players entered the transfer portal several weeks ago. To thin the corps even more, their best player OLB, Henley has opted out to prep for the NFL Draft. Washington State is also going to be missing several coaches. Offensively they will be without their two of their top three wideouts. But in all honesty, even if this team was at full strength, I think they would still have a hard time with a Fresno State squad that has run off eight consecutive wins and six covers out of those eight contests. Look for quarterback, Jay Haener to absolutely decimate the depleted Washington State defense. He heads up the 27th ranked passing attack in the nation. And he’s going to face a pass defense that ranks 113th. And that was before they lost all their linebackers. He’s got a great offensive line that will give him all the time in the world to pick the Cougars ”D” apart. I’ve got to be honest my friends, on the flipside, Wazzu quarterback Cam Ward is a stud. However, being without two of his favorite weapons and without a true rushing game to keep the Broncos defense honest, I think he’s going to be a sitting duck, guys. Understand Fresno State’s pass defense is one of the best in the nation, ranking 23rd. And as I said, the Washington State rushing game is absolutely deplorable, ranking 113th. I know there’s a lot of emotion on the Wazzu side with recent off the field heartbreaks. However, I just don’t see emotion beating experienced talent in this matchup. One more major item is that this game is being played in Inglewood, California, where there will be more of a Bulldogs crowd. The Cougars are 3-7 ATS their last 10 nonconference games, 1-4 ATS their last five Bowl games, and 0-4 ATS their last four games played in the month of December. I doubt you’re going to need it, but buy this line down to -3 just to err on the side of caution. Take Fresno State all the way here guys. Thank you. |
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12-11-22 | Bucs v. 49ers -3 | 7-35 | Win | 100 | 5 h 14 m | Show | |
San Francisco 49ers. Angle Play. Game 124. 1:25 PM PST/4:25 PM EST. The number is short here due to the QB situation. Brock Purdy has the luxury of stepping in to a monster offensive unit. San Fran is loaded with playmakers on the “O”. They also possess one of the NFL’S best stop-units, ranking in the Top-10 in just about every major category. They are 13-3 ATS their last 16 games played versus the NFC and 8-2 ATS their last 10 games played at home. Take the 49ERS. Thank you. |
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12-11-22 | Vikings v. Lions OVER 51.5 | 23-34 | Win | 100 | 2 h 51 m | Show | |
OVER in the VIKINGS/LIONS matchup. NFC NORTH TOM. Games 105/106. 10:00 AM PST/1:00PM EST. The over went money in four of the last five meetings in this division rivalry, including the September 25 matchup which tallied 52 points. Take the over. Thank you. |
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12-11-22 | Browns v. Bengals -3.5 | 10-23 | Win | 100 | 2 h 50 m | Show | |
Bengals. AFC NORTH GOM. Game 114. 10:00 AM PST/1:00 PM EST. Cincy is 8-4 SU and 9-3 ATS this season and is looking for some revenge here after a late-October humiliating loss to Cleveland. The Bengals are playing solid ball, and making bettors money, covering nine of their last 10 outings. They have also covered 12 of their last 16 meetings with the Browns. Cincinnati is healthier, is at home, and is rolling. Take the Bengals. Thank you. |
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12-10-22 | Navy -135 v. Army | 17-20 | Loss | -135 | 74 h 18 m | Show | |
Navy Midshipmen on the money line. Game 103. 12:00 PM PST/3:00 PM EST. Navy took last year’s meeting, 17-13 to get their second win and cover in the last three matchups with Army. Obviously, we know that this is going to be a ground-and-pound game. We know that 15 straight meetings in this rivalry have gone under the total. And the reason why is because both teams own predominantly rushing offenses. Neither offensive unit is known for throwing the ball. Having said that, the Midshipmen own the seventh-ranked rushing attack in the nation, while the Black Knights possess the second-ranked ground assault in college football. The big difference in this matchup is the fact that defensively, Navy ranks fourth in the nation against the rush, allowing 85.8-yards per game on the ground. On the flipside of the ball, Army ranks 115th nationally defending the run, getting plowed for over 193.6-yards per game on the ground. While both teams are very successful for us sports bettors against the spread, the Midshipmen come into this matchup covering three straight against three solid opponents in the Bearcats, the Fighting Irish, and the Knights. Granted, the Black Knights are on a five-game cover streak, but have not faced the same level of opposition. As a matter fact, they are just 2-2 straight up their last four outings. Their two most recent contests were against UConn and UMass, games in which they were 10.5 and 19.5-point favorites. One more major item here, guys. Navy is a lot more well-rested, having had seven more days off than Army between their last matchup and this one. The underdog is 6-2 ATS the last eight meetings in this series. The Midshipmen are 5-0 ATS their last five games played following a bye week, 11-2 ATS their last 13 games played against teams with a losing record, and 7-2 ATS their last nine games played overall. Take Navy. Thank you. |
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12-04-22 | Jets +3 v. Vikings | 22-27 | Loss | -115 | 24 h 26 m | Show | |
New York Jets. No Limit. Game 451. Ready 10:00 AM PST/1:00 PM EST. For those of you who remember Rodney Dangerfield, his catchphrase was “I get no respect“. Meanwhile he was one of the most successful comedians that ever lived. I kind of think the New York Jets feel the same way. No matter what this team does, they just can’t earn any respect. No respect from the league. No respect from the media. And no respect from the odds makers. Well, we can’t do too much about the league or the media. But we can certainly take advantage of the odds makers. Not only does the team own one of the best records in the AFC at 7-4. But they’re also 7-4 against the spread in 2022. As far as the Minnesota Vikings go, I have been saying for quite a while now that this team is one of the luckiest in the NFL. Guys, I cannot argue the fact they have won nine-games. But they got a little luck in winning those nine-games. One thing for sure, you can’t bet on them because they’re just 5-5-1 against the spread this season. This tells me that the odds makers know the general public is going to bet on them and they inflate the line because of it. And once again here in this weeks match up, they’re doing that exact thing. Ya’ know they rank 32nd in the NFL in passing defense. The way Mike White looked last week passing for over 315 yards and three touchdowns, and most importantly, no interceptions, tells me he’s going to have another successful performance this week. On the flipside, very quietly New York possesses the fifth ranked defense in the NFL, yielding a mere 17.8-points per game. And being that Minny has no rushing attack to speak of, the Jets defense can key on the passing game, pressure Kirk Cousins, and force mistakes. New York has been money on the road this season covering four of five as a visitor. Oh, by the way this is usually the time of year when Minnesota starts to fold like a cheap suit, only covering twice over the last eight in the month of December. I like the Jets outright. But I’ll take the points here with Gang Green. Thank you. |
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12-04-22 | Titans +4.5 v. Eagles | 10-35 | Loss | -108 | 24 h 24 m | Show | |
Tennessee Titans. High Roller. Game 457. 10:00 AM PST/1:00 PM EST. There is no questioning the fact that the Philadelphia Eagles are a very good football team. However over recent weeks we seen teams play them a lot tougher. They could not cover the point spread in Houston at the beginning of November. They lost outright at home against Washington. They eked out a one-point victory at Indianapolis. And then they got a little lucky with a seven -point victory over the struggling Green Bay team at home. Over the last month, each of their opponents have come to realize they can exploit the Eagles weakness. That is when adversaries control the clock and the time in possession. By running the football each of those opponents have made it very difficult for Philly and their office to get an any rhythm on the field. Well, this week they have to go up against one of the best running backs in the NFL in Derrick Henry. The stellar ball-carrier already has over 1,048 yards rushing and 10 touchdowns on the ground. You’re going to see a heavy dose of him running the ball and pounding the Eagles defense play after play. This will keep the Philly “D” honest and on the field. And most importantly Jalen Hurts and their offense off it. By the way, last weeks 20-16 loss to Cincinnati was Tennessee’s first no-cover since mid-September. They are 5-0 ATS the last five games played on the road, 4-1 ATS the last five games played following a straight up loss, and 8-1 ATS the last nine games played overall. Take Tennessee. Thank you. |
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12-04-22 | Jaguars v. Lions | 14-40 | Win | 100 | 24 h 23 m | Show | |
Detroit Lions. Angle Play. Game 460. 10:00 AM PST/1:00 PM PST. You know guys, sports betting isn’t about who wins. It’s about who covers. And right now, no team is running as hot against the spread as the Detroit Lions. Detroit has covered four consecutive contests. Meanwhile they’ve also won three of their last four and to be honest, had the Buffalo Bills on the ropes the entire game last week. The Lions are without question, a much-improved team right now from the start of the season. And they are getting better with each passing week. And you know what folks, they’re getting healthier too. They should see the return of some key cogs in the wheel on both the offensive and the defensive squads this week. Lots of the headlines surrounding the Jaguars are about Trevor Lawrence orchestrating a game-winning drive last week against the Ravens. But in all sincerity, their defense was steamrolled the entire game. And I think we would all agree Lamar Jackson and Baltimore has been known to give up quite a few leads this season. I know both defenses here rank among the worst in the NFL. However, running back Jamaal Williams has very quietly tallied over 13 touchdowns on the ground. And wide receiver D’Andre Swift looks to be 100% healthy again. Having both of these guys full throttle this week will allow quarterback Jared Goff some time to do what he used to do… and that’s pick defenses apart. Let’s not forget Detroit had an extra few days to rest, heal, and prepare. And Dan Campbell has proven to be a pretty sharp guy. Jacksonville is 1-1-7 ATS the last nine games played on the road, 0-7 ATS the last seven games played in the month of December, 2-7 ATS the last nine games played versus teams with a losing record, and 5-13-1 ATS the last 19 games played overall. Detroit is 8-2 ATS the last 10 games played at home, 5-1 ATS the last six games played following in against the spread win, 5-2 ATS the last seven home games played versus teams with a losing road record, and 15-7 ATS the last 22 games played on field turf. Take the Lions as my best bet this week and take your bookmakers money. Thank you. |
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12-03-22 | Purdue v. Michigan -16.5 | 22-43 | Win | 100 | 25 h 14 m | Show | |
Michigan Wolverines. BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME WINNER. Game 324. 5:00 PM PST/8:00 PM EST. The news of running back, Blake Corum sidelined here for the Big Ten Championship game moved the line slightly. And I’m here to tell you although the ball-carrier is an outstanding athlete, it won’t matter much. The Michigan backfield is deep. Edwards and Stokes are excellent running backs. They both have an enormous amount of experience. Both saw a lot of action this season. As a matter of fact, Edwards played in nine games and Stokes in 10. We’ve seen some very peculiar things occur during this college football campaign. We saw teams, despite winning, still dropping in rankings because they did not annihilate lesser opponents. Michigan not only needs to win this game they need to blow Purdue out. They rank second in the polls. As you may or may not know, they are only one of three undefeated teams. Going off earlier on Saturday is LSU and Georgia. The Bulldogs top the rankings. While I think the Tigers are no pushovers, I do expect Georgia to prevail. Also, earlier on Saturday the third-ranked Horned Frogs will have a tough time with the Wildcats. Then the one-loss Trojans played Friday night and have a very worthy adversary in the Utes (as of posting this game, the Pac-12 Title game has yet to take place). Then there is the fifth-ranked Buckeyes which also have just one loss. My point being, Michigan must go all out in this matchup on Saturday. Now I know there are naysayers out there that would think that after they defeated Ohio State a week ago, 45-23 that they might take their foot off the gas a bit or maybe even be in for a left down here. There is no way Head Coach, Jim Harbaugh will allow his boys to do anything but annihilate their opponent here on Saturday. He won’t take the chance. And he wants his team to be riding momentum for their next contest. Speaking of their opponent, Purdue is outclassed on both sides of the ball in this match up. Just FYI folks, the 23-points given up in last weeks win over Ohio State, was the most Michigan has allowed since late-September. I really don’t see the Boilermakers having any success, whether it be on the ground or in the air here. I don’t see them moving the chains. And I certainly don’t see them putting too many points on the board. They don’t have a ground game to speak of. That leaves their one-dimensional offense very vulnerable. They can pass the ball. I will give them that. But the Wolverines own the 11th-ranked pass defense in the nation. Being Purdue cannot run the ball, the Michigan “D” will be able to key on their passing game. On the flipside, I just don’t see Purdue slowing down the juggernaut which is the Michigan offense. Understand that they’ve been much bigger favorites than 16.5-points this season against better opposition and they covered those outings. They will cover the spread here again this week. Take the Wolverines. Thank you. |
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12-03-22 | Toledo v. Ohio +3 | 17-7 | Loss | -110 | 26 h 34 m | Show | |
Ohio Bobcats. MAC TITLE GAME WINNER. Game 310. 9:00 AM PST/12:00 PM EST. My friends it doesn’t have to be the SEC, the Big Ten, or even the Big 12 Championship game for you to make money in it. The 7-5 Toledo Rockets face the 9-3 Ohio Bobcats at Ford Field in Detroit for the Conference Championship. This is the 18th straight season that the title game for the MAC is being played on this field. You may not realize it, but Ohio is one of the hottest teams in college football. They began the campaign 2-3. But since the beginning of October, they have run off seven consecutive victories straight up. Oh, and by the way they’ve also covered eight straight. On the other hand, Toledo comes in here struggling. They have dropped their last two straight up. And have failed to cover five consecutive contests. Now sports fans, the line is off here. And I’ll tell you why it’s off. For most of the campaign Kurtis Roarke was at the helm for Ohio. He passed for over 3,200 yards with 25 TDs. He is out in this matchup. Now if he was playing, you would see the Bobcats closer to a touchdown favorite. But let’s pump the brakes on that guys. His back up CJ Harris doesn’t have a lot of experience. But is a solid quarterback. He threw for 196 yards and a touchdown in the air and ran for 65 yards and three more touchdowns on the ground in the victory over Bowling Green. My friends this team has an explosive passing attack and the lesser experienced quarterback has a lot of luxuries at his disposal. He’s got four receivers all with 500 or more yards receiving. And he has one of the best running backs in the conference in Sieh Bangura, who has over 884 yards rushing and 11 TDs on the ground and another 200 yards receiving and two touchdowns coming out of the backfield. This team is loaded with playmakers. So don’t worry about their quarterback situation. Defensively, they’re pretty damn good as well. I mean they’ve held their last six opponents an average of just 18.0 PPG. And that’s pretty darn good in the MAC folks. Toledo is 0-5 ATS the last five games played on a neutral site, 0-5 ATS the last five versus teams with a winning record, 0-5 ATS the last five versus conference opponents, and 1-6 ATS the last seven games played in December. Take the points with Ohio and take your bookmakers money. Thank you. |
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12-01-22 | Bills v. Patriots +3.5 | Top | 24-10 | Loss | -110 | 11 h 47 m | Show |
Guys I am all over the NFL LEADERBOARDS. My pro football has been HOT, HOT, HOT. And going into Conference Championships and Bowl Season the upcoming weeks in college football, I will crush every sports book on the planet. I have been documented at as much as 90% during this time of year in NCAA FOOTBALL. I have had Bowl campaigns in which I brought you nearly perfect Bowl seasons. This I the time of year you MUST follow a winning capper and I am one of the mot successful cappers in December and January in the history of this business. Grab a discount and ensure yourself a winning season. I also posted my two strongest college hoops releases thus far this short campaign today: 52-15 NCAAB LAS VEGAS STRIP MOVE which are 1-0 this season already and my PAC-12 GAME OF THE WEEK. I have them posted individually and in a DISCOUNTED 2-PACK. Thursday’s FREE WINNER: New England Patriots. Game 302. 5:15 PM PST/8:15 PM EST. Do you know what I hear out of the Buffalo camp? I hear that travel has been an issue for this team, short weeks has recently been an issue for this team, and weather has been an issue for this team. You know what I don’t hear? Anybody taking responsibility for any of their issues. Guys, I’m not looking to put down the Buffalo Bills or their fans. But I will tell you looking closely at their record so far this season, this team is only a couple of unlucky plays away from being a sub .500 team. Yes, guys they will make the playoffs. But this isn’t the powerhouse many out there believe they are. First of all, Josh Allen is a good quarterback. But he’s not a genius guys. He is far from it. He still doesn’t know when to tuck the ball and take a sack or throw it out of bounds. Their offense has over 19 turnovers already. And they all fall on the shoulders of Josh Allen. This doesn’t bode well when you’re facing a defense like the Patriots possess. Not only did they allow just 18.4 points per game, but they’ve also snagged 16 turnovers already. They are equally good against the pass as they are the rush. Granted their offense leaves a lot to be desired. But to be very honest with you, the Buffalo defense is overworked and tired. Their last three outings, they’ve allowed 81 points to Minnesota, Cleveland, and Detroit. Every week their defense is leaking a little more and more. My friends, I feel this is the week that running back Rhamondre Stevenson will really break out against an overworked and tired Buffalo defense. This will allow Mac Jones to open up their passing game a bit. I also think you might catch the Bills maybe looking ahead a bit. Between this game and the next two contests, they are facing three division rivals in the Patriots, the Jets, and the Dolphins. The next three weeks will decide who takes the AFC East my friends. And right now, it isn’t looking like Buffalo. By the way, I think of all the players that are injured this week, linebacker Von Miller’s absence will be the most significant. Buffalo is 1-3-1 ATS the last five games played on the road and 1-4-1 ATS the last six games played versus teams with a winning record. Meanwhile, New England is 7-3 ATS the last 10 games played at home and 4-0 ATS the last four games played versus AFC opponents. I really like the line on this game. So, I am siding with the Patriots. Thank you. |
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11-27-22 | Falcons v. Commanders -3.5 | 13-19 | Win | 100 | 4 h 15 m | Show | |
Washington Commanders. 95% ANGLE PLAY. Game 256. 10:00 AM PST/1:00 PM EST. Ron Rivera has the Washington Commanders not just believing they can win, he has them winning. This is a team that has won five of the last six straight up and is just a half-point away from covering six in a row. It seems that they are progressing with each game. If they were going to drop a game, it would’ve been last week in a letdown mode following the thumping of the Eagles a few weeks back. However, they came out strong a week ago and took down the Texans with authority. I don’t see the team slowing down. They have a very good chance of the postseason. Believe it or not they are still in the running for the Division. With teams like the Eagles and the Cowboys looking mortal, and the Giants, well being the Giants, the Commanders have a mathematical chance of taking the competitive NFC East. And what better team to face the Atlanta Falcons. Talk about a “Jekyll and Hyde” team. This team is not just struggling, they are also failing to get bettors paid covering just once since mid-October. The once high-flying aerial assault of their offense is currently ranked 31st, passing for just 154 yards per game. This offense solely relies upon the run. Well, that does not bode too well as Washington enters this matchup with the sixth ranked run defense. Overall, they allow just 20.3 points per game. I know their offense, statistically leaves a lot to be desired. But you can’t ignore the fact that they put up 55-points the last two weeks. One thing the Commanders string together is paydays for those who bet on them. They are 18-7-1 ATS 26 following a straight up win. Take Washington. Thank you. |
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11-26-22 | Kansas v. Kansas State -11.5 | Top | 27-47 | Win | 100 | 56 h 39 m | Show |
Kansas State Wildcats. VEGAS INSIDER MOVE GAME OF THE MONTH. Game 140. 5:00 PM PST/8:00 PM EST. You know guys, when Kansas began the campaign at 5-0, both straight up and against the spread, people were out there talking that this was a Cinderella team and they were making headlines. But I’m here to tell you that the carriage has turned into a pumpkin and their 15 minutes of fame is over. Following their fast start, the Jayhawks have since gone just 1-5 straight up and just 2-4 against the spread. Now, I get it, this is a big rivalry. But, Kansas, let’s face it, they’ve done the bare minimum to become a bowl eligible. Now that’s a pat on the back for a head coach, Lance Leipold. But guys, they don’t need to even try here. Kansas State head coach, Chris Klieman has gone out of his way, taking a lot of pride beating up… nay in crushing their rival since he’s taken charge of the team, winning and covering the last three meetings by 28, 41, and 25-points. A win here gives the Wildcats what they want most, a rematch with the Horned Frogs in next weeks Big 12 Title game. Having a backup like Will Howard has done well for this team. The quarterback has thrown 11 touchdowns and just two interceptions filling in for injured starter, Adrian Martinez. Not only will the Wildcats dissect the Jayhawks 109th pass defense in the air. They will also decimate them on the ground with the 17th ranked rushing attack in the nation on the legs of Deuce Vaughn. The running back averages over 5.2 yards per carry. And has already accumulated over 1,148 rushing yards. He’s also pretty dangerous coming out of the backfield as a receiver, folks. On the flipside of the ball, KU will have a hell of a time trying to move the chains, let alone get in the end zone against the 15th ranked scoring defense of KSU. The Wildcats only allow a mere 18.7-points per game. And they have held some very good defenses in check once again this season. They have momentum, winning and covering their last two, and are riding an 8-3-1 ATS streak the last 12 overall. FYI guys, the Jayhawks are just 3-10 ATS the last 13 meetings in this rivalry. Take the Wildcats to crush here and take your bookmakers money. Thank you. |
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11-26-22 | Notre Dame +5.5 v. USC | 27-38 | Loss | -110 | 55 h 16 m | Show | |
Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Game 199. 4:30 PM PST/7:30 PM EST. Yes, I am well aware of the fact that the Trojans are looking for a big victory here to keep their CFP hopes alive. And I’m not looking to take anything away from USC. They certainly deserve their 10-1 record and their ranking of sixth in the polls. But they certainly got a little lucky this season. And to be honest, the odds makers tend to overvalue this team. Case in point, they are 4-4 against the spread over the last eight games. Outside of their contest against Colorado a few weeks ago, the USC defense has gotten steamrolled for 43, 37, 35, and 45-points just since mid-October. Their defense is tired and overworked. And when facing well-balanced offenses, they can be exploited. Let’s not sell Notre Dame so short, sports fans. After starting the season 0-2, the Fighting Irish have now rattled off eight wins over the last nine outings. This is a team that has run scores up (outside of their sole loss) on every single opponent since mid-September. They have a pounding running attack, which will take its toll on the USC overmatched defense. This will also allow Notre Dame to open up their passing game. Please remember this is a team that has put up over 31-points per game this season. The Trojans will be without several key defenders, including a fee in their secondary. When USC has the ball, they are without their leading rusher in Travis Dye, who was injured a few weeks ago. This is the matchup they will sorely miss their top ball-carrier. When they go to the air, which they have had a lot of success with this season, they must face the 16th ranked pass defense of Notre Dame. Irish head coach, Marcus Freeman has a very well-balanced team. Offensively, defensively, and on special teams, this team is very talented. They will also come into this game, agitated that they lost a few games in the beginning of the campaign and looking for a little redemption. Notre Dame is 6-1 ATS the last seven on grass, 4-1 ATS the last five versus teams with a winning record, 11-3 ATS the last 14 following a straight up win, 13-3 ATS the last 16 on the road versus teams with winning home record, 19-7-1 ATS the last 28 overall on the road, and 13-6 ATS the last 19 overall. Take the Fighting Irish to keep this game very close. Thank you. |
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11-26-22 | Coastal Carolina +14.5 v. James Madison | Top | 7-47 | Loss | -110 | 48 h 33 m | Show |
Coastal Carolina Chanticleers. SUN BELT GAME OF THE MONTH. Game 175. 9:00 AM PST/12:00 PM EST. Due to their transition to the FBS level, James Madison is ineligible to participate in the Conference Championship game. In my opinion it wouldn’t matter. No matter what, making the Dukes a 14-point favorite over the 9-1 Chanticleers is a huge mistake made by the odds makers. This astounds me. Coastal Carolina won this conference in 2020, was one-game off the lead last season, and enters this match up with a one-game lead in the Sun Belt East, and is getting two touchdowns. As I said, this astounds me. They enter this matchup coming off a bye week because their game with Virginia was canceled. They are well-rested, healed, and very prepared for this match up with James Madison. Now maybe the line is way off because their starting quarterback, Grayson McCall is out. But the talented Jared Guest is expected to get the start. And if he falls into trouble, five year QB, Bryce Carpenter is ready to take his place. This team is strong enough and well-balanced enough to handle they’re starting quarterback sidelined here. Listen guys, the Dukes aren’t playing for anything. Just maybe some pride. But is pride enough to make this team a two touchdown favorite? I mean they’ve lost three of the last five straight up, failing to cover four of their last five. And to be honest with you, the games they lost weren’t even close. Their defense has been throttled in four of those last five, all ATS losses, allowing 45, 26, 34, and 40-points. This team is tired, overworked, and frustrated that they can’t play in the Championship game. The Chanticleers are 20-9 ATS the last 29 on the road. The Dukes are 1-10 ATS the last 11 versus teams with a winning record. Take Coastal Carolina. Thank you. |
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11-25-22 | Nebraska v. Iowa -10.5 | 24-17 | Loss | -107 | 28 h 36 m | Show | |
Iowa Hawkeyes. Consensus winner. Game 132. 1:00 PM PST/4:00 PM EST. Yes, it’s true Iowa has struggled offensively. But when you’ve held your last four opponents to less than 11-points per game, you don’t have to score too many points. Oh, by the way during their current four-game win and cover streak, they have outscored their foes by 20, 21, 14, and three-points. A victory here puts the Hawkeyes in a position to play either the Wolverines or the Buckeyes in the Conference Title game. What better adversary to face to notch that well-needed win than the Cornhuskers. Nebraska is riding a five-game losing streak. Their offense is nonexistent and their defense is getting steamrolled. Their statistics offensively are some of the worst in the nation. And when you face one of the top defenses in college football, things are going to go from bad to worse. Granted, Iowa does not have an explosive offense. But their defense is so strong and gets opponents offenses off the field so quickly, that come the second half their “O” can exploit overworked and fatigued “D’s”. They have taken seven consecutive meetings and this series straight up. They need this victory. They will not let their foot off the gas. And they will crush another conference opponents here. Take the Hawkeyes. Thank you. |
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11-24-22 | Patriots +2.5 v. Vikings | 26-33 | Loss | -100 | 24 h 29 m | Show | |
New England Patriots. NO LIMIT PLAY. Game 109. 5:20 PM PST/8:20 PM EST. Sports fans, I have been saying for months that I feel Minnesota is a very lucky team. Yes, I am noy going to argue the fact that they have won eight games. But I feel that scheduling and may be a little bit of luck has gone their way this season. If you look at the teams they’ve beaten, only one really good team did they get the better of and that was a few weeks ago at Buffalo, winning 33-30 in overtime. Let’s talk truth, they had a few things go their way for them to earn that victory. Other than that, they have played only two decent teams, and lost both of those contests in Philadelphia and against Dallas. In last weeks 40-3 embarrassing rout at the hands of the Cowboys, the Vikings weaknesses were exposed. One thing head coach Bill Belichick can do is exploit weaknesses. Put a pin in that we’re going to come back around to it. Very quietly, the Patriots are winning. They have won five of the last six straight up and six of their last seven against the spread. The Minnesota offensive line got flattened last week, allowing seven sacks. Like I said Belichick and his very smart coaching staff will exploit this weakness. Not only is the Vikings offensive line in for a long day here, but overall, their offense is going to have a tough time moving to chains whether it be on the ground or in the air against the top-10 Patriots “D”. In every category the stop-unit of New England is extremely strong. To add insult to injury, they only allow 16.9 points per game. Oh yeah, Minny has also lost one of their better receivers and a starting cornerback. Look for the New England offense to spring back to life here and further beat up on an overworked and overrated Vikings defense. The Patriots are 7-0 ATS the last seven in November, 3-0-1 ATS the last four on the road, and 3-0-1 ATS the last for versus teams with winning record. Take New England. Thank you. |
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11-24-22 | Mississippi State v. Ole Miss -125 | 24-22 | Loss | -125 | 23 h 13 m | Show | |
Mississippi Rebels on the MONEYLINE. Egg Bowl Winner. Game 112. 4:00 PM PST/7:00 PM EST. My friends, I know there’s a lot of talk surrounding Mississippi Head Coach Lane Kiffin possibly taking the Auburn job. And people are saying this will distract the Rebels. And I say, “NONSENSE”. Understand that this is a team that began this campaign 7-0, only to drop three of their last four games. And all sincerity though they did play LSU Alabama and Arkansas. They beat some very good teams for sure. On the flipside, Mississippi State has been a “Jekyll and Hyde” team all season long. Both of these teams score about the same amount of points. And both of these teams give up about the same amount of points. However, the Rebels offense is led by an explosive rushing attack, ranking third in the country and averaging just under 280 yards per game on the ground. Between Judkins, Evans, and dual-threat quarterback, Dart, these three ball-carriers have accounted for nearly 3,000 yards on the ground (2,836). Being that their quarterback is a dual-threat, this allows the team the luxury of passing off the run. Going back to their rushing attack, they will absolutely devour the Mississippi State 70th ranked run defense. On the opposite side, we know the Bulldogs cannot run the ball at all. Their entire offensive success relies upon the pass. And Mississippi has done well against the pass the season. Because of a lack of any serious threat on the ground, MSU is in real trouble here. Ole Miss can and will key on their passing game and wreak a lot of havoc on them. The Bulldogs are 1-4 ATS the last five on the road, 0-4 ATS the last four versus conference opponents, and 1-4 ATS the last five games overall. Take the Rebels. Thank you. |
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11-24-22 | Bills v. Lions +9.5 | 28-25 | Win | 100 | 17 h 42 m | Show | |
Detroit Lions. ANGLE PLAY. Game 106. 9:30 AM PST/12:30 PM EST. Guys, I know how good the Buffalo Bills are. But this long and arduous season seems to be taking its toll on the team. And I think that we can all agree that over the last several weeks not only have they looked beatable, they have been beatable. This is a team that has dropped two of their last three and has failed to cover three of the last four. Their defense in the month of November has allowed 20, 33, and 23-points. Well, in comes the Detroit Lions, which have won and covered three straight. A victory here would put them in the NFC wildcard race. There is very little pressure on this them and they are starting to roll. Offensively, they account for over 25-points per game with a squad that is very well-balanced, having success both in the air and on the ground. It is through the air in which they will exploit the 20th ranked pass defense of Buffalo. Because they run the ball also with success, they can eat up the clock and keep the Bills defense on the field, and Josh Allen and their offense off it. I understand how poor the Lions defensive statistics are. But the Bills are looking mortal these days. Not only that, but their turnover ratio is now -3 over the last eight games. They’ve also only covered one of their last four as a visitor this season. Oh, by the way, they failed to cover the little last two as a double-digit favorite as well. Detroit is 6-0 ATS the last six in November, 7-2 ATS the last nine at home, 6-2 the last eight versus teams with a winning record, and 13-6 ATS the last 19 overall. Take the Lions. Thank you. |
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11-22-22 | Bowling Green v. Ohio -6.5 | 14-38 | Win | 100 | 11 h 5 m | Show | |
Ohio Bobcats. MAC Game of the Week. Game 102. 4:00 PM PST/7:00 PM EST. This contest will decide the conference’s East champion and reserve the winner a place in the conference championship next Saturday. Ohio is one of the hottest teams in the nation, winning six outings in a row straight up. And for our purposes, covering seven straight as well. They have had their way in this series against Bowling Green, taking five straight meetings prior to last years devastating 21-10 upset in which the Falcons took down the Bobcats as a 17-point underdog. Revenge will play a big factor in this match up, guys. Both teams have explosive quarterbacks. However, the passing attack of Ohio is quite a bit more powerful. They also have a decent rushing attack while Bowling Green possesses a very low threat on the ground. Defensively, I expect the Bobcats stop-unit, which has tightened up quite a bit over the last few months, to frustrate the Falcons offense. Ohio is 21-8 ATS the last 29 versus teams with a winning record, 13-3 ATS the last 16 versus conference opponents, 6-2 ATS the last eight In November, and 4-1 ATS the last five at home. Take Ohio. Thank you. |
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11-22-22 | Ball State +3 v. Miami-OH | 17-18 | Win | 100 | 11 h 4 m | Show | |
Ball State Cardinals. MAC Money Maker. Game 103. 4:00 PM PST/7:00 PM EST. Guys, both teams are playing for their sixth victory and bowl eligibility here. Now Ball State comes off two losses. That’s no secret. But their two losses were very competitive contests against the two best in the MAC, Toledo and Ohio. Miami Ohio has a question mark on their quarterback tonight. But to be quite honest their passing game isn’t all that thrilling to begin with. They rank 122nd in the nation in passing. They’re also don’t possess the greatest rushing attack either. This is a team that averages just 20.5-points per game. They don’t score a lot of points, folks. They are pretty good defensively. But they will have a lot of problems facing the 1-2 punch of Ball State quarterback, John Paddock and MAC leading-rusher, Carson Steele. This is a very good offense, a very well-balanced offense. And it will be that rushing attack that will keep the Redhawks defense on the field and tire them out, especially as the game progresses. The Cardinals are 4-1 ATS the last five versus teams with a losing record. The Redhawks are 2-8 ATS the last 10 following an ATS win. Take the points is Ball State here. Thank you. |
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11-20-22 | Chiefs -5 v. Chargers | 30-27 | Loss | -110 | 33 h 10 m | Show | |
Kansas City Chiefs. AFC WEST GAME OF THE MONTH. Game 469. 5:25 PM PST/8:25 PM EST. Injuries are really starting to pile up for Los Angeles, despite covering their last two outings. On both sides of the ball, the list of injured players is too long to even name. Kansas City has their own health issues. But I think we would all agree the Chiefs are much deeper and more talented than the Chargers. Looking at the L.A.’s five victories this season, not one has come against an opponent currently owning a winning record. Meanwhile K.C. is starting to stride, Patrick Mahomes is about to surpass 3,000 yards passing and as long as he has Travis Kelce at his disposal, the Chargers can not trade scores with the Chiefs. Kansas City is posting over 30.0 points per game while their “D” has held their last two foes to just 17.0 points per game. To make matters worse for Los Angeles, they have failed to cover the last three at SoFi Stadium. The Chiefs are 8-1 ATS the last nine in Los Angeles and 15-6-1 ATS in their last 22 road games vs. a team with a winning home record. Take Kansas City. Thank you. |
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11-20-22 | Commanders -3 v. Texans | 23-10 | Win | 100 | 26 h 51 m | Show | |
Washington Commanders. 91% ANGLE PLAY. Game 457. 10:00 AM PST/1:00 PM EST. You know sports fans, with the Eagles looking mortal and the Cowboys…well looking like the Cowboys, the Commanders certainly have a chance at possibly competing for the NFC East crown. Moreover, sitting at 5-5 right now and a lot of NFC mid-level squads like the Seahawks, Cowboys, and Falcons all dropping games a week ago, this team has a very, very good chance at making the postseason. Taylor Heinicke will remain the starting QB, and why not? He’s been adequate and will be under center for his fifth start this season. Chase Young is expected to make his return. While it was released and he will be on “pitch count“, he will still have an impact on this game. Washington enters this matchup motivated and rolling. Let’s face it, they’re a half-point away from covering five straight and a little better than a field goal away from winning five straight. This is a team that is playing with momentum, enthusiasm, and optimism. No, they’re not flashy, but they do play good solid football. It seems that with each passing week, they are getting better and better. Their defense is holding teams to just over 21-points per game. And as I mentioned, their offense is improving with each outing. As a matter fact, the 32-points they put up, throwing a monkey wrench into Philly’s perfect season was the most they’ve accounted for in any outing thus far. On the other hand, the Houston Texans own the worst record in the NFL at 1-7-1. This is a team with very little talent, playing with no motivation, and let’s be honest, a head coach who hasn’t led a winning team in over a decade. They pose almost no threat offensively. And I feel things are going to get worse for this team. There are rumors that the Texans might have a quarterback change very soon. But it really doesn’t matter who is at the helm here, this team has very little talent. And because their offense is so weak, their defense is overworked. The Commanders are 15-6-1 ATS the last 22 games played following a straight up win, 4-1-1 ATS the last six games played versus teams with a losing record, 6-0-1 ATS the last seven games played in November, and 4-0-1 ATS the last five games played overall. Take Washington here. Thank you. |
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11-20-22 | Lions v. Giants -3 | Top | 31-18 | Loss | -120 | 124 h 14 m | Show |
New York Giants. High Roller Play Sunday, November 20, 2022. Game 462. 10:00 AM PST/1:00 PM EST. -3. Consensus. The New York Giants are sitting in second place in the competitive NFC East, just one-game behind the Philadelphia Eagles. Many people out there feel that the Eagles schedule wasn’t the toughest so far this season. And judging from their performance on Monday night against the Washington Commanders, I think we all can visibly see they have some weaknesses that can be exploited. Just FYI my friends, they have trouble against teams that can run the ball and control the time of possession. And over the following few weeks, they are facing opponents that have strong rushing attacks. My point being, New York has a very good opportunity to win this division. But they can only do so if they keep their foot on the gas. They face a Detroit Lions team here that ranks 32nd in the league defensively. That’s right, they are dead-last in points allowed, getting steamrolled for over 29.3-points per game. To be quite honest, every major defensive category they rank amongst the worst in the NFL. But the one that truly stands out to me in this game, is their 31st ranking against the rush. Let’s put a pin in that and come back around to it. Detroit had only one straight up victory up until the last few weeks. They did beat Green Bay at home and Chicago on the road this month. But let’s talk turkey (so close to Thanksgiving LOL). Neither the Packers nor the Bears have any sort of offense. We all know that Aaron Rodgers is struggling as the team possesses the poorest record and some of their worst statistics in as far back as we can remember. As far as Chicago goes, no one expected them to do too much this season, and yet they’re still underachieving. By the way folks, these are two teams that Detroit knows very well and see several times each season, sharing the same division. Going back to New York, following their first loss of the 2022/2023 campaign in late-September, they then rattled off four consecutive wins and covers. They did lose a few weeks ago in Seattle. But last week they absolutely decimated Houston at home. This tells me they will start rolling again. Now offensively the Giants possess the third-ranked rushing attack in football. Saquon Barkley has accumulated over one 931 yards rushing and six touchdowns on the ground. You’re going to see a heavy dose of him this week. Not only that but he also has 29 receptions. He will star in his own highlight reel here in this matchup. He will keep the Lions defense honest, move the chains, and cross the goal line at will. His presence will also allow Daniel Jones to open up the passing game. The quarterback has very quietly passed for just under 1,600 yards on a 65.8% completion rate, with eight touchdowns and only two interceptions. He doesn’t make many mistakes. He’s not flashy. But he doesn’t have to be in this offense. This is also a unit that makes very little mistakes altogether, only committing three turnovers thus far this season. With the running attack New York possesses, they will control the time of possession, keep the Detroit defense on the field, and most importantly, Jared Goff and the Lions offense off it. When Goff and the “O” is on the field, they will have a tough time against a Giants “D” that is holding opponents to under 20-points per game (19.6 PPG). The Giants are 20-8-1 ATS the last 29 games played versus teams with a losing record, 4-1 ATS the last five games played at home, 8-2 ATS the last 10 games played in the month of November, and 5-1 ATS the last six games played overall. Take New York. Thank you. |
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11-19-22 | Oklahoma State +7.5 v. Oklahoma | 13-28 | Loss | -110 | 24 h 1 m | Show | |
Oklahoma State Cowboys. OM Play. Game 403. 4:30 PM PST/7:30 PM EST. On my two different sets of power ratings, I have Oklahoma -3 on one and Oklahoma State -1.5 on the other. Either way the odds makers are giving the Sooners way too much credit in this game and once again is overvaluing them. I mean let’s be honest, this is a team that’s only covered once since mid-September and they are an overall 3-7 against the spread this season. Brett Venables defense has a bigger hole in it than the one left by that iceberg in the Titanic. They are allowing just shy of 30-points per game, ranking among the worst in the nation against the rush, and are almost just as bad against the pass. This does not bode well as they are facing one of the most explosive and well-balanced offenses in the conference. Oklahoma State accounts for 34.9-points per game. And you can expect quarterback Spencer Sanders (check status) to most likely play here. Last week he did not start. But did come in and lead the Cowboys to a victory. Oklahoma State needs this win as they are in a deadlock for third place in the Big 12 with Baylor and Texas at 4-3 in conference play. They’re sitting just behind Kansas State, which is at 5-2. If he plays, I do expect the 20th ranked aerial assault of the Cowboys to absolutely dissect the very weak Sooners pass defense. Either way whether it is Sanders or one of his able backups, the receiving corps is stacked with talent and will light up the scoreboard here. Understand that this is one of the oldest and most heated rivalries in college football. OSU is going to want their best at the helm. And either way the Oklahoma defense is so poor it has resulted in the Sooners offense being overworked. The Cowboys are 10-2 ATS the last 12 on the road, 13-4-1 ATS the last18 versus conference opponents, and 5-0 ATS the last five on grass. Take Oklahoma State. Thank you. |
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11-19-22 | Tennessee -22 v. South Carolina | 38-63 | Loss | -110 | 23 h 19 m | Show | |
Tennessee Volunteers. BEST BET. Game 327. 4:00 PM PST/7:00 PM EST. With a victory this week sports fans, Tennessee can secure a 10-win season for the first time in over 15 years. But more importantly guys, the fifth-ranked Volunteers are right outside the College Football Playoff bubble. The Bulldogs, Buckeyes, Wolverines, and Horned Frogs are all ranked in front of them. And are all undefeated. As we all know anything could happen at the end of the college football regular season and this year more than ever teams need to impress the pollsters by running up scores and keeping the foot on the gas. If last weeks 66-24 thumping of Missouri will be any sign of what Tennessee is going to do this week to South Carolina, laying this type of wood isn’t going to be a problem. Last October, the Volunteers took down the Gamecocks 45-20 to give them their third consecutive win and their fourth consecutive cover in this rivalry. I’ve got to tell you guys; UT is much better on both side of the ball this season than a season ago. They are ranked number one in the country in scoring, averaging over 47.4-points per game as they are equally strong on the ground as well as in the air. Granted, South Carolina is pretty good against the pass, but they rank 113th nationally against the run. And this is where UT will do most of their damage and eventually open up their passing game. Let’s face it, we all know the Gamecocks are handicapped offensively (LOL). Not only do they only score 28.6-points per game, but they also commit a lot of turnovers. This doesn’t bode well when you’re dealing with a very nasty Vols “D”. There is no way South Carolina is going to be able to move the chains here, let alone get into the endzone. I look for Tennessee to really put their stamp on the season, let the posters know that their loss against Georgia was just that… a loss against the top team in the country. And I look for them to keep their name in the College Football Playoff picture. The Volunteers are 8-2-1 ATS the last 11 at the Gamecocks, 4-1 ATS the last five versus conference opponents, and 5-1 ATS the last six overall. This is a team that’s already covered lines of 37, 47.5, 38.5, and 18.5 this |
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11-19-22 | Iowa +3 v. Minnesota | 13-10 | Win | 100 | 20 h 14 m | Show | |
Iowa Hawkeyes. CONSENSUS MOVE. Game 367. 1:00 PM PST/4:00 PM EST. My friends, Iowa has a chance, nay an excellent chance to face either Ohio State or Michigan for the Big 10 championship in a few weeks. I’m going to save you the roadmap of how this can happen. But take my word for it, it can happen. Outside of contests against the Wolverines and the Buckeyes, this team has held every single opponent this season to 13-points or less. They rank 10th in the nation stopping the pass. Now Minnesota has no passing game whatsoever. The Golden Gophers solely rely upon the run. And the Hawkeyes possess the nations seventh ranked run defense. While Minnesota’s defense ranks in the top-five as well, they have been exploited several times this season. And when they face aggressive defenses, they tend to fold like a cheap suit offensively. Case in point, they put up 10 against Purdue, 14 against Illinois, and 17 against Penn State. All of which were both straight up and against the spread losses. Granted, the Iowa offense leaves a lot to be desired. But their defense gets opponents offenses off the field so quickly, eventually their offense can wear defenses down from overwork and fatigue. They’ve held their last three opponents to a total of 16-points. They have dominated this rivalry, winning nine of the last 10 straight up and eight of the last 10 against the spread. I look for this team to not just win big here this week, but also get a win next week against Nebraska, and eventually face either Michigan or Ohio State in the conference title game. Take the Hawkeyes. Thank you. |
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11-19-22 | Kansas State -7.5 v. West Virginia | 48-31 | Win | 100 | 18 h 16 m | Show | |
Kansas State Wildcats. NO LIMIT. Game 321. 11:00 AM PST/2:00 PM EST. For several years West Virginia had Kansas State’s number. However, a season ago the worm had turned as the Wildcats downed the Mountaineers 34-17. Well, this season K State is a much stronger team and WV is absolutely horrible. The Wildcats own an explosive offensive unit accounting for over 30.6-points per game behind the nation’s 15th ranked rushing attack. They will own the time of possession, control the clock and the tempo, and dominate one of the worst defenses in the conference, let alone in college football. That’s right, the West Virginia stop-unit (if you can call it that) ranks 116th, yielding over 32.8-points per game. They are equally bad against the rush as they are against the pass. Because their defense is so poor, their offense is starting to look tired. Three of their last four outings, they have put up just 10, 14, and 23-points. In the Big 12 that’s pretty bad. The Wildcats possess one of the most ferocious defenses in the nation, yielding a mere 17.5-points per game. On both sides of the ball, Kansas State severely outclasses West Virginia guys. With a victory here and one next week against Kansas, K State would ensure themselves a chance at TCU in the conference title game. The favorite has covered four the last five meetings. The Wildcats are 5-1 ATS the last six versus teams with a winning record, 5-2 ATS the last seven on field turf, 11-5 ATS the last 16 in November, and 7-3-1 ATS the last 11 overall. Take Kansas State. Thank you. |
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11-17-22 | Titans +3.5 v. Packers | 27-17 | Win | 100 | 13 h 11 m | Show | |
Tennessee Titans. Game 311. 5:15 PM PST/8:15 PM EST. Very quietly the Tennessee Titans have covered seven consecutive contests, winning six of those seven outings straight up. Keep in mind they didn’t have Ryan Tannehill under center for a few of those games. The quarterback returned to lead this team from a 10–0 deficit to a 17-10 victory last week against the Denver Broncos. Granted, the Green Bay Packers did end a five-game losing streak themselves by rallying from a 28-14 deficit to force overtime and take a 31-28 decision over the Dallas Cowboys last week. But pump the brakes on that game my friends. I think we can all agree that Cowboys head coach, Mike McCarthy may have contributed to that. His decision making all season once again has been suspect. But in that specific game, I believe he caused Dallas to lose. Now we know that Aaron Rodgers’ numbers have fallen significantly this season. A lot of people are saying it’s because his receiving core is gone or injured. That is true. But at the same token, he can’t make plays like he used to. So, the Packers offense is leaning heavily on the running game. But this week they have to face the NFL’s second-ranked rush defense in the Titans. Tennessee only allows 85.1 yards per game on the ground this season. They will have some success in the air here. But overall, I think quarterback in real trouble. I don’t see this offense lighting up the scoreboard here. Let’s remember they only account for 18.5-points per game to begin with. On the flipside, Tennessee is going to give Green Bay a heavy dose of Derrick Henry on the ground. Especially because this is a place where Green Bay has gotten steamrolled defensively, ranking 26th and allowing over 140.6 yards per game to the rush. Green Bay has dropped three straight the season laying points at home. They are not reliable as chalk even if it is in Lambeau Field. Tennessee is 4-0 ATS the last four games played on the road, 5-0 ATS the last five games played versus teams with a losing record, and 5-0 ATS the last five games played on grass. Take the Titans. Thank you. |
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11-15-22 | Ohio -3.5 v. Ball State | 32-18 | Win | 100 | 10 h 29 m | Show | |
Ohio Bobcats. MAC GOW. Game 303. 4:00 PM PST/7:00 PM EST. For Ohio, which stands at 5-1 in Mac East action this season, to ensure themselves a shot at Toledo in Detroit on December 3, they must win. This team is playing red-hot. They have won five in a row and six of their last seven straight up. And are riding a six-game against the spread cover streak. They have had their way with Ball State, winning and covering the last three meetings. With a victory this evening along with Toledo taking down Bowling Green tonight as well, they will be facing the Rockets at Ford field for the conference title. This team is ranked second in scoring and in scoring defense in MAC play this season. The Cardinals are last than scoring in MAC contests. While the Bobcats will dissect the Cardinals in the air, that won’t be the case for the Ball State offense. Their quarterback, Paddock makes a lot of mistakes, as he has tossed 16 touchdowns against 11 interceptions. They have a monster running back in Steele. But being they are one-dimensional; I see the Ohio defense keying on the BSU running attack. This is a short number and I believe they will not just win, but they will win with authority to ensure themselves a shot at the conference title. They are 6-0 ATS the last six games played against conference opponents. Meanwhile the Cardinals are 1-5 ATS the last six games played versus teams with a winning record. Take Ohio. Thank you. |
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11-14-22 | Commanders +11 v. Eagles | 32-21 | Win | 100 | 10 h 24 m | Show | |
Washington Commanders. Game 265. 5:15 PM PST/8:15 PM EST. My friends, the Philadelphia Eagles certainly deserve all their accolades. I mean let’s face it, we are just past halfway through the season, and they are sitting at 8-0. They are a good football team. But I do feel that the odds makers are overvaluing them, especially here on Monday Night. Making them more than double-digit favorites against a very game division opponent like the Washington Commanders is a mistake. Washington enters this match up winning three of their last four straight up and are just a half-point away from covering all four of those outings. This is a team that’s getting better as the season progresses. They’re not as flashy and they don’t have as many big names on this team as the Eagles, but this team can play football. No, their offense isn’t breaking any records. But their defense is pretty darn good. And head coach Ron Rivera has them believing they can win. You know Philadelphia as I mentioned is a very good football team. But I think a little bit of luck and good situations have helped them a little bit to stay undefeated. I feel there’s a lot of pressure on this team to win at this point. However, Washington does not have any pressure on them. Every victory they get is just a bonus for them at this point. And the fact that they are 4-5 right now they still have a chance of making the playoffs. I just feel the Eagles come in here a little overconfident. And I believe is in a huge letdown mode. You know they haven’t played the strongest opponents yet this season. Outside of one or two games, most of their matchups have been against subpar teams. The Commanders are 8-3-2 ATS the last 13 games on grass, 5-0-1 ATS the last six games in November, and 3-0-1 ATS the last four games overall. Take Washington. Thank you. |
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11-13-22 | Cowboys -4 v. Packers | Top | 28-31 | Loss | -110 | 39 h 42 m | Show |
Dallas Cowboys. NFC GAME OF THE WEEK. Game 261. 1:25 PM PST/4:25 PM EST. Without question, Aaron Rodgers is a first ballot Hall of Famer. Also, without question he is one of the most successful quarterbacks of this generation. What is questionable is the fact that some think the Green Bay Packers can turn things around the season. Well sports fans, we are more than halfway through the regular season and they are just 3-6 both straight up and against the spread. They have dropped five in a row straight up and five of the last six against the number. The offense ranks 27th, accounting for a dismal 17.1-points per game. Yes, the defense has been more than adequate. They rank second against the pass and only allow 20.9-points per game. But they are tired and overworked. There was a high-hopes for this team as a true NFC competitor. They took a season-opening loss at Minnesota. Then they followed that up with three straight up victories. But since October 2, the Packers have failed to win a single contest. There once explosive offense has mustered just 15.8-points per game during their current slide. Because of this, their fatigued stop-unit is starting to spring leaks. I am well aware of the fact that they have taken three in a row against the Cowboys, both straight up and against the spread. But these aren’t the same two squads that have met in recent years. Dallas comes into this matchup winning six of their last seven, both straight up and against the spread. And had an extra week to rest, heal, and prepare. The Cowboys offense is adequate. But what makes them so good is they make so few mistakes. It has been their defense that has very quietly been one of the league’s best, holding opponents to just 16.6-points per game, ranking third in that category, fourth in passing yards allowed, 10th in total yards allowed, and fifth in takeaways, snagging 14 turnovers. This is particularly a place where the Packers have struggled, committing 13 turnovers thus far. The road team has covered the last four meetings in this NFC rivalry. Meanwhile the Cowboys are 6-1 ATS the last seven games played on the road, 19-7 ATS the last 26 games played versus NFC opponents, and 22-8 ATS the last 30 games played overall. The Packers are 1-4 ATS the last five games played at home, 2-6 ATS the last eight games played versus the NFC, and 1-5 ATS the last six games played overall. Take Dallas. Thank you. |
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11-13-22 | Colts +4.5 v. Raiders | 25-20 | Win | 100 | 38 h 23 m | Show | |
Indianapolis Colts. AFC GOW. Game 257. 1:05 PM PST/4:05 PM EST. Sports fans, it’s not an often occurrence that a team gets a second-chance during the regular season. I’m here to tell you the Indianapolis Colts have just that, a second-chance this season. This is a team which has had their offensive line break down, affecting their running game, and even a change at the quarterback position. And most recently, the firing of their head coach. However interim head coach former center, Jeff Saturday is very well-liked by the front office, the fans, and most importantly, the players. He will bring a fresh new look, attitude, and optimism to this team this week. And what better opponent the face than the struggling Las Vegas Raiders. My friends I know the Raiders team very well. I live here in southern Nevada. I know the coaching staff. I know the players. I even watch practices. This team is not a very good team. Their head coach is one of the worst I have seen in recent memory making in-game decisions. And their quarterback is absolutely horrible. Guys this is not Fresno State. And Carr is not a big-game NFL quarterback. They enter this weeks matchup losing and failing to cover the last two games against teams that on paper, they were better than. Listen, the rumor mill around Vegas is there is a lot of dissension in the locker room. And things are going to get worse for this team before they even show a glimpse of getting better. As of this post, Sam Ehlinger is to remain the starting quarterback for Indy. And I believe he will have huge success in the year against the 26th-ranked pass defense of Vegas. On the flipside, please understand that the Colts possess a very strong, well-balanced defense. They rank 13th in the league allowing just 20.3-points per game. They rank sixth against the pass, 11th against the rush, and 5th overall in yards allowed. While the Raiders do have talent. I’m not gonna’ argue that. They just can’t get their act together. And forget about the quicksand factor. If anything goes wrong with this team during the game, things get significantly worse thereafter. They just don’t have real leadership, a smart coach, or a quarterback that can take them down the field with authority. The road team has covered four consecutive meetings in this series. Indianapolis is 18-7-1 ATS the last 26 road games versus teams with a losing home record. And guys Las Vegas is just 1-5 ATS the last six games played in November. They tend to fold like a cheap suit later on in the season. Take Indianapolis. Thank you. |
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11-13-22 | Texans v. Giants -4.5 | 16-24 | Win | 100 | 35 h 20 m | Show | |
New York Giants. 89% Angle. Game 246. 10:00 AM PST 1:00 PM EST. My friends, the New York Giants are not pretty, they’re not flashy, and heck they’re not a very exciting football team. But what they are is successful this season. This is a team that was touted to be the poorest in the NFC East. But nearly halfway through the regular season, they are tied for second place at 6-2. What is astounding to me is the fact the 1-6-1 Houston Texans are only a 4.5-point underdog here. New York comes off a bye week following their first loss since September. It was also their first no cover since September. Look for them to bounce back strong here as they will steamroll the worst rush defense in the NFL with their fourth-ranked rushing offense. Let’s face it, Houston is just horrible. Offensively, defensively, their numbers are dismal. But as far as their offense goes, they rank 28th in scoring averaging a laughable 16.6-points per game. They have to line up against a New York Giants stop-unit, ranking ninth in the NFL, yielding just 19.6-points per game. The Giants had two weeks to stew over their first loss in quite a while, rest, heal, and prepare for this next contest. I look for them to not just come out here win and cover, but make a true statement. Going back a way, New York has won and covered four straight in this series. They are also 19-8-1 ATS the last 28 versus teams with a losing record, 7-2 ATS the last nine in November, and 4-1 ATS the last five overall. They may not do it pretty, but they do, do it. Take New York. Thank you. |
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11-13-22 | Vikings v. Bills -3.5 | Top | 33-30 | Loss | -105 | 51 h 28 m | Show |
Buffalo Bills. NO LIMIT GOM. Game 254. 10:00 AM PST/1:00 PM EST. My friends, let’s face it the line in the Vikings/Bills matchup should be closer to eight or nine-points. It is this low due to the fact that we are uncertain as to the status of Josh Allen as of this point. If he goes, this line will skyrocket. If he doesn’t, then it looks like backup quarterback Case Keenum will be at the helm. And people are all nervous about this. With all respect, I could step up and take the helm and guide this team to victory. They rank third in the league in scoring, lighting up scoreboards for over 27.5-points per game. Now they do own the third-ranked passing attack in the NFL. Even if Allen does not go and Keenum is under center, please remember he is a 10-year veteran of the NFL. And he has put up some solid numbers on a couple of different teams. He has a receiving corps so good and so deep that trust me when I tell you, he can put up good numbers in the air here. But overall let’s not forget the fact that this team is one of the better rushing teams in the league. So, they can crutch on their ground game to open up the passing game. And that is all moot because they own the top-ranked defense in the NFL. They have been shutting down offenses all season long, allowing just 14.8-points per game. I mean they rank in the top-10 in every single defensive category. Now let’s talk about the Minnesota Vikings. In my opinion they are the luckiest team in the NFL. They are certainly not nearly as good as their 7-1 record. I think they’ve gotten darn lucky folks. I mean they needed the final two-minutes to beat the Commanders by just three-points, they beat Kyler Murray after he admittedly spent the night before without sleep playing Call of Duty (true story), they beat the Dolphins with a third-string quarterback, they beat the Bears by seven when they were really struggling, they needed a missed field goal to beat Andy Dalton and the Saints, they did beat the Lions, which are own one of the worst defenses in the league, they lost to the Eagles badly and beat the what now we have come to realize, a very overrated Packers. Like I said, they’re a very lucky team. No matter what they do offensively, they have to line up against a ferocious defense that knows they may have to compensate for a backup quarterback on offense. Plus, guys this team is horrible at defending the pass. As I said if Josh Allen plays this line is going to soar. And he’s gonna’ light them up in the air. And if he doesn’t, Case Keenum is good enough to light them up too. No, he’s not is flashy as Allen or as successful, but in this system against this pass defense, he could put up some good numbers. To add insult to injury, the Bills come off their first loss since September. And they are 6-1-2 ATS the last nine following a straight up loss, 5-1-1 ATS the last seven at home, and 11-4-1 the last 16 in the month of November. Take Buffalo no matter who is at the helm here. But get it in early just in case Allen does start on this line skyrockets. Take the Bills. Thank you. |
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11-12-22 | TCU +7.5 v. Texas | 17-10 | Win | 100 | 22 h 48 m | Show | |
TCU Horned Frogs. OM. Game 199. 4:30 PM PST/9:30 PM EST. With just two more games remaining after this week contests, the undefeated 9-0 TCU Horn Frogs must keep their foot on the gas here. They have a two-game lead in the Big 12 over Baylor, Texas, and Kansas State. Next week they have the Bears. But this week they have the Longhorns. You know sports fans everyone is waiting for a shoe to drop with TCU. Not going to happen. They have played excellent football all season long. Not only do they have a perfect record straight up, they are 7-1-1 against the spread and just 3.5-points away from being a perfect 9-0 against the number this season. They face a Texas team winning four of their last five straight up. And returning home after playing the last two games on the road. The odds makers are truly overvaluing The Longhorns here. First of all, the Horned Frogs have covered six of the last eight meetings in this rivalry. Winning six of the last eight meetings straight up as well. Just looking at the last two matchups, they were decided by a combined seven-points. These two teams play each other very tough. Both offenses have monster rushing attacks, led by powerful ball-carriers. Both are also pretty darn good at stopping the rush. But the big difference in this matchup is going to be two things; first the mismatch between the Horned Frogs passing unit and the Longhorns pass defense. And secondly, turnovers. There is no questioning that TCU quarterback Max Duggan (2,407 yards passing, 66% completion rate, 24 TDs, two INTs) is far and away a better quarterback than Texas play-caller, Quinn Ewers (1,336 yards passing, 57.8% completion rate, 13 TDs, five INTs). Duggan is not only an outstanding leader and gunslinger; he doesn’t make any mistakes. Ewers does. I certainly see the Horned Frogs passing attack having much more success than the Longhorns here. Especially due to the fact that the Texas pass defense ranks 105th. The other item I mentioned earlier was turnovers. TCU does not turn the ball over. However, their stop-unit does create a lot of turnovers. Not only do the Horned Frogs need to keep their foot on the gas to ensure themselves a conference title, but they need to win this game to stay undefeated and stay in the top-four for a College Football Playoff spot. Texas is 4-9ATS the last 13 games played against conference opponents. Take the touchdown plus with TCU. Thank you. |
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11-12-22 | Kansas State v. Baylor -135 | Top | 31-3 | Loss | -135 | 21 h 22 m | Show |
Baylor Bears on the moneyline. Vegas Insider Move GOM. Game 182. 4:00 PM PST/7:00 PM EST. TCU comes in to Week 11 with a two-game lead atop the Big 12 at 6-0. Baylor, Kansas State, and Texas are all right behind them, tied at 4-2. However, the Bears are riding a three-game win streak and do control their own destiny in reaching the conference title game. That’s right, over the last several weeks they’ve taken down Kansas, Texas Tech, and Oklahoma, covering all three contests. Kansas State on the other hand has struggled recently, dropping two of their last three straight up and only covering one of their last four. The Bears have taken the last four meetings in this series straight up, covering two of the four, including last season’s 20-10 win and cover. On both sides of the ball, the Bears significantly outclass the Wildcats. They rank 14th nationally in scoring, averaging 38.3-points per game, behind a very well-balanced offense. They will have no problems moving the chains on the ground here with their 18th-ranked rushing attack, steamrolling Kansas States 74th-ranked run defense. Offensively, the Wildcats own one of the poorest units in the conference passing the ball. No surprise there because they are a true force on the ground. However, the Bears are extremely strong at stuffing the run. Not only that, but they have forced 11 turnovers already this season. Kansas State quarterback Adrian Martinez is their offense, And the Baylor “D“ has faced and contained better QBs already this season. The Bears are 9-2 ATS the last 11 games at home, 23-9 ATS the last 32 games following a straight up win, and 16-6 ATS the last 22 overall games. Take Baylor. Thank you. |
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11-12-22 | Purdue v. Illinois -6.5 | Top | 31-24 | Loss | -110 | 14 h 20 m | Show |
Illinois Fighting Illini. BIG TEN GOM. Game 174. 9:00 AM PST/12:00 PM EST. Brett Bielema has reared the Illinois defense into a true force. They rank first nationally in yards allowed, takeaways, and points allowed, second in passing yards allowed, and fourth in rushing yards allowed. This is a unit that yields just 10.4-points per game, yielding a mere 235.2 yards per game. They’ve already snagged 16 takeaways. They have held every single opponent this season to 23-points or less, holding five offenses to single-digits. In this conference that is just astounding. This doesn’t bode too well for Purdue. They score enough points, for sure. However, they rank 98th in rushing. This tells you they solely rely on the pass. And once again the Fighting Illini pass defense ranks second nationally, yielding just 152.6 yards per game. The Boilermakers have won five of the last six meetings in this series straight up. But have failed to cover the last three. I’m here to tell you folks that these are two very different squads this season than in previous seasons. Believe me the worm has turned. Illinois running back Chase Brown leads the nation with 1,344 yards rushing. He eats up a ton of clock, keeping defenses honest and eventually wearing them down. More importantly, because the Fighting Illini dominate the time of possession, they keep their own defense fresh and rested. This team sits in first place in the Big Ten West at 4-2 in conference play. They need victories folks. Iowa, Wisconsin, Purdue, and Minnesota are all sitting just behind them at 3-3. Let’s not forget the Boilermakers have dropped their last two straight up and their last three against the number. Illinois comes in here a bit angry losing their last outing to the Michigan State 23-15 as a 16.5-point favorite. Look for them to bounce back here as they are 6-0-1 ATS the last seven games played following a straight up loss, 8-1-1 ATS the last 10 games played versus teams a winning record, and 9-3 ATS the last 12 games played overall. Take the Fighting Illini. Thank you. |
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11-09-22 | Buffalo +2 v. Central Michigan | 27-31 | Loss | -110 | 10 h 32 m | Show | |
Buffalo Bulls. Touchdown. Game 109. 4:00 PM PST/7:00 PM EST. The Buffalo Bulls are a very good football team. They are currently tied for second place in the MAC East division with the Bowling Green Falcons at 4-1. Overall, they are 5-4 on the campaign. They need another one to become bowl-eligible. And today they will get that win. Buffalo was on a five-game win streak both straight up and against the spread prior to a November 1 loss at Ohio. The Bobcats are currently the top team in the division, riding a five-game win streak themselves. I expect the Bulls to come in here, bounce back, and redeem themselves, earning a bowl bid. They play a Central Michigan Chippewas squad which is due for a letdown this week following a 35-22 outright win and cover at the Northern Illinois Huskies a week ago. That came following a 1-4 straight up run and an 0-4 ATS slide. I expect the Chippewas to come back down to Earth here. Both offensively and defensively, Buffalo outclasses Central Michigan. I also look for their, defense which has grabbed nine takeaways already the season, to create some turnovers against the 131st ranked CMU turnover offense. That’s right, Central Michigan has committed 16 turnovers this season. The Bulls have won and covered each of the last two meetings in this series by 10 and 23-points. They are also are 4-1-1 ATS the last six road games, 4-1 ATS the last five conference games, and 5-1-1 ATS the last seven overall games. The Chippewas are 0-3-1 ATS the last four home games, 1-4 ATS the last five conference games, and 1-4 ATS the last five overall games. Take Buffalo. Thank you. |
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11-08-22 | Ohio -123 v. Miami-OH | 37-21 | Win | 100 | 10 h 7 m | Show | |
Ohio Bobcats on the moneyline. MAC Game of the Week. Game 103. 4:00 PM PST/7:00 PM EST. Ohio needs to keep their foot on the gas and get a big victory here tonight. They share the MAC East divisions top-spot with Buffalo and Bowling Green at 4-1, while the MAC West has Toledo also at 4-1. All of these teams are playing between tonight and tomorrow night. They need a win here this evening so they can maintain a top-spot in the division. The Bobcats are playing some great football winning five of the last six straight up and their last five in a row against the spread. Look for quarterback Kurtis Rourke to further pad has stellar statistics of 2,725 yards passing on a 68.5% completion rate, with 21 TDs and only four INT‘s. He leads the nations 13th-ranked passing attack. They will line up against the 89th-ranked pass defense of the RedHawks here. While overall Miami-Oh has a good defense, they have been absolutely decimated in the air this season. Speaking of the RedHawks, they possess some of the worst statistics in college football on offense. They can’t pass the ball at all. And they account for only 19.4 points per game. This is a team that is just 4-5 overall, which includes a 2-3 conference record. Ohio is 5-0 ATS the last five conference games, 4-0 ATS the last four versus teams with a losing record, and 5-0 ATS the last five on field turf. Miami-Ohio is 2-5-1 ATS the last eight following a bye week, 3-7 ATS the last 10 following a straight up win, and 1-4 ATS the last five versus teams with a winning record. Take the Bobcats. Thank you. |
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11-07-22 | Ravens -130 v. Saints | 27-13 | Win | 100 | 56 h 54 m | Show | |
Baltimore Ravens. MNF WINNER. Game 473. 5:15 PM PST/8: PM EST. There are a few certainties in the NFL. One such certainty is if the Baltimore Ravens start winning, watch out they’re gonna’ continue to win. This is a team that has won consecutive games for the first time in the 2022 campaign. Behind Lamar Jackson, they own the fifth-ranked scoring unit in the NFL, averaging over 26=points per game. And once again, their defense is extremely strong, allowing just 22.9-points per game. One word that can certainly describe the New Orleans Saints is “inconsistent.“ Overall, their numbers are decent offensively. However, I don’t see them moving the ball with any success on the ground against one of the toughest rush defenses in the league. And if they can’t move the ball on the ground, they will have trouble in the air. Since mid-September, this team has mustard just two victories. There’s a reason for that. They’re not a very good team. While there is talent on the Saints, there’s no true leadership and as I mentioned, they lack of consistency. While their offense can score some points, when facing aggressive defenses, they seem to sputter. And there’s no debate that prior to last weeks blanking of Las Vegas, New Orleans defense has been a doormat. They rank 28th in the NFL, allowing over 25-points per game. They are also 1-4 ATS the last five following a straight up win, 0-4 ATS the last four at home versus teams with a winning road record, and 0-4 ATS the last four on Monday Night Football. Take Baltimore. Thank you. |
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11-06-22 | Titans +12.5 v. Chiefs | Top | 17-20 | Win | 100 | 48 h 52 m | Show |
Tennessee Titans. AFC GOW. Game 471. 5:20 PM PST/8:20 PM EST. My friends, I’m not looking to ruffle any feathers here. I know the Kansas City Chiefs are one of the best teams in the NFL. But who the heck are they to be laying this type of wood against the Tennessee Titans? I get it, the Titans are having some quarterback issues. But no matter who is under center, the Tennessee offense is not a passing offense. This is a team that has accumulated a 5-2 straight up record, and for our purposes also a 5-2 ATS record, with the 31st ranked passing attack. So, I’m not going to let the odds makers trap me into thinking that if Tannehill can’t go and it’s Willis, that the Titans aren’t still the play here. This is a team that relies upon the rush. I know the Chiefs are good against defending the run. But they have yet to face a ground attack like the caliber of this one. Not only will Tennessee give them a heavy dose of Derrick Henry, who by the way is going to play sports fans, not only will they get a heavy dose of Henry, but Tennessee will also have the luxury of eating up a lot of clock, keeping the Chiefs defense on the field. Let’s not forget, no matter who is at the helm, KC ranks 30th in the league defending the pass. Defensively, I know the Titans are going to give up some yardage in the air to Patrick Mahomes. But I doubt that the Chiefs are going to have any success on the ground here at all against one of the stingiest run defenses in the league. The Titans have won five of the last six meetings in this series, both straight up and against the spread. This includes last years, 27-3 drubbing. They have also covered five straight coming into this matchup, are 4-0 ATS the last four versus the AFC, 5-2 ATS the last seven on grass, and 12-4 ATS the last 16 road games versus teams with a winning home record. Just in case you’re keeping count, the Chiefs are 0-4 ATS the last four following a straight up win, 0-5 ATS the last five versus AFC opponents, and 0-4 ATS the last four in Arrowhead. Take Tennessee folks. Thank you. |
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11-06-22 | Panthers v. Bengals -7 | 21-42 | Win | 100 | 25 h 47 m | Show | |
Cincinnati Bengals. No Limit. Game 464. 10:00 AM PST 1:00 PM EST. Following a 4-1 straight up run, in which Cincinnati covered all five games, last week in Cleveland they were humiliated, 32-13. I look for them to bounce back strong here as on both sides of the ball they are significantly stronger than Carolina. It’s no secret the Panthers are one of the worst teams in the NFL. And after last weeks 37-34 near miss in overtime in Atlanta, I just feel this team is going to throw the white flag up on the season this week. As of this point, the Carolina starting quarterback has not been determined. But whether it’s Walker, Donald, or Mayfield, they are going to have to line up against a Cincinnati defense that did not allow a second-half touchdown prior to Monday. They will come here angry and looking for redemption. When the Bengals have the ball, their sixth-ranked passing offense will dissect one of the worst pass defenses in the league. And things will go better from bad to worse the Carolina here as they will be without starting safety, Justion Burris and have a banged-up cornerback Donte Jackson in the secondary. The Panthers are 1–6 ATS the last seven on the road, 0-4 ATS the last four versus teams with the winning record, 2-9 ATS the last 11 following a straight up loss, and 5-17 ATS the last 22 overall. The Bengals are 6-1 ATS the last seven at home, 4-1 ATS the lats four following a SU loss, 7-3 ATS the last 10 at home versus teams with a losing road record, and 13-3 ATS the last 16 overall. Take the Bengals. Thank you. |