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Newsletters 9/24th weekend

Marc Lawrence

5 BEST BET

VIRGINIA TECH over Georgia Tech by 24

5 COLLEGE GAME

OF THE MONTH!!

Documented 42-18 since 1990

Saturday.

Early results indicate that this will determine the ACC

Coastal division titleist. Both teams have played very well

so far this year and appear to be the cream of the ACC

crop. Still, this is an unplayable game from our perspective.

Georgia Tech is a dynamite road dog while Virginia Tech is

nearly unbeatable at home. Marcus Vick and Reggie Ball

(check status) are two of the ACC’s best QB’s. We do know

that home teams off BB shutout wins are 22-3-1 SU and

14-61 ATS. And now you do, too.

4 BEST BET

Penn State over NORTHWESTERN by 10

The Lions are finding their offensive rhythm against lesser

competition and, to be honest, this Northwestern defense

isn’t much better than the teams Penn State has been

playing. The Penn State double revenge, a huge edge in

defensive ability, and a fair number put us on Joe Pa and

the white shirts today. An interesting sidebar: the Lions have

been held to 7 points in each of the last two meetings in

this series. In the previous three they scored 49, 38 and 41.

Against this defenseless sieve, we see the latter happening

here today. PSU improves to 13-1 ATS in SU road revenge wins.

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3* best bet

3 BEST BET

MIAMI FL over Colorado by 3

Simply put, these are not the vintage Canes we’ve come to

know over the years. After having been outgained, 378-

347 by Clemson in last week's triple OT win, Miami has now

been outyarded in eight of its last fourteen games since

last season. It’s no wonder Coker is popping Propecia in

record levels. Colorado has been camped at home since the

season began. They're also off a shutout win and have the

benefit of a week of rest to prepare. Underdogs in this role,

in Games 2-6, are 16-6 ATS. Miami is too undisciplined for

our tastes. Besides, Buffs have score 20 or more points in 18

of their last 23 games. UM is 0-7 ATS at home when they

surrender 20 or more. We're runnin' with the Herd here.

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GAME OF THE WEEK UPSET UPSET

OREGON ST over Arizona St by 6

Anyone who saw Oregon State get dismembered by

Louisville probably won’t give the Beavers a shot here. They

are a one-dimensional team for sure but they are playing in

a stadium that is feared by all members of the Pac Ten. With

good reason. The Beavers are 8-1 ATS in the first of BB home

games and the host in this series is 16-2 ATS with seven

straight wins. As ugly as this Beaver is, dive in and enjoy the

fun. OSU 13-3 ATS here in conference play with revenge.

USC on deck for Sun Devils cements it.

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Thursday, September 22nd

Commonwealth Gobblers to Wreck Tech...

Eagles Show No Brotherly Love to Raidahs...

Saturday, September 24th

Friday, September 23rd

BOISE ST over Bowling Green by 10

The Smart Box (page 3) tells us that Boise is the side in this game

but you don’t need a box and you don’t need to be smart to

understand how hard it will be for the BeeGees to win this game.

Boise is a smart 25-0 SU on the blue rug and Bowling Green is

just 2-12 ATS in its last 14 SU losses. But the key is this: Ball State,

with mostly freshmen and sophomores, boxed the BG defense

all over the field just ten days ago.

Wednesday, September 21st

UTAH over Air Force by 6

Air Force is a capable road underdog, especially in conference

play (14-8 ATS last 22) but the Falcons are going into a hornet’s

nest here. Utah is still steaming about the illegal pick that cost

them a win at TCU and the Utes will be foaming at the mouth

here. The problem with playing Utah is that the underdog has

won the money eight straight times in this series and home

favorites off an overtime loss are pathetic pointspread plays.

FLA ATLANTIC over LA Monroe by 6

Easily the worst game of the week and easily the most impossible

to handicap. Monroe did beat the Owls in Florida last season, its

sixth road win in sixty tries if you don’t count games against

fellow Louisiana garbage can, Lafayette. Can they do it again?

With FAU starting seven freshmen and sophomores on defense,

anything can happen. NOTE: this game moved to Thursday from

Saturday.

Iowa St over ARMY by 17

An interesting Friday game that demands watching. Iowa State,

fresh off its biggest win of the season, takes on an Army team

that rises up every now and them. The Cyclones aren’t looking

ahead to Nebraska and certainly have the talent to dispatch the

Corps. But as bad as Army is as an underdog (8-15 ATS last 23),

Iowa State is as road chalk (1-5 ATS last six).

California over NEW MEXICO ST by 27

It’s been a long time since California covered as a favorite in a

non-conference game against an avenging opponent (15 years,

to be exact) but the Bears are way better than NMSU. Hal Mumme

hasn’t got his spread offense going yet and this Cal defense sure

isn’t a remedy for an ailing attack. Aggies have a strong (9-2

ATS) record as a home dog and that will keep us at bay for now.

OHIO ST over Iowa by 10

Last year, Iowa handed Jim Tressel his worst loss as coach of the

Buckeyes. That 33-7 pounding was the final blow in a three-game

OSU losing streak and a most bitter pill to swallow for the proud

Buckeyes. Be sure that Ohio State will come to play here. Iowa

showed some huge holes in that game at Iowa State but the

Hawkeyes are 19-5 ATS in their last 24 conference games. Line

may be over-adjusted because of that loss at Ames

Michigan St over ILLINOIS by 6

It may seem imprudent to take the Spartans here considering

that they just played Notre Dame and have Michigan and Ohio

State dead ahead. Couple that with the fact that our 'Anti Irish

Letdown' theory comes into effect as well (teams who upset

Notre Dame are just 3-17-1 ATS as favorites in their next game).

A boatload of old negative Illini stats surface here as well,

though. Then again, that was before the Zooker arrived on the

scene. Take the points.

Boston College over CLEMSON by 3

Clemson has faced one of the most brutal opening schedules ever

conceived by an athletic director. The Tigers opened with Texas

A&M, took a trip to Maryland and played the Miami Hurricanes

last week. Does Clemmie have anything left for this rugged BC

bunch? The Eagles can win on the road (15-6 ATS last 21) but

they are coming off an emotional game with Florida State. We

like their chances with QB Porter (check his injured ankle) in the

lineup. No Porter, no play.

Louisville over S FLORIDA 27

Louisville gave up ten quick points to Oregon State then blitzed

the Ducks woozy with 35 unanswered before the half. Judging

by that performance, it would appear that the Cardinals have

way too much firepower for stodgy South Florida. Louie is 41-10

ATS in its last 51 road wins and has covered nine of the last 12 as

chalk. Talent disparity, especially at the quarterback position,

keeps us in a 'lay it or leave it' mode. Remember, the Cards were

our longshot choice to steal the BCS in '05. No backing off now.

WAKE FOREST over Maryland by 3

Maryland has had its troubles this season but the Terps rarely

have trouble with Wake Forest. The Turtles have won 13 of the

last 16, including six straight wins and covers, and could easily

extend that streak against a Demon Deacon team still searching

for its offensive identity. Unfortunately, Maryland hasn’t found

its offense either, making this a solid pass for us.

Georgia over MISSISSIPPI ST by 10

The teams haven’t met for eight years but, if there are any long

memories in Starkville, there is no love lost on the other Dawgs.

Georgia has won 21 of its last 27 conference games, including a

perfect 11 for 11 against .600 or less foes, a direct opposite of

Missy State’s record. Over the same period of time, the Starkville

Dawgs are 3-22 SU in league play with only one win in 20 tries

against .300 or better opposition. Still, though, can't dismiss a

17 returning starter taking points with revenge. With the Dawgs

looking dead ahead to Tennessee, this becomes a tentative take.

W Michigan over TEMPLE by 3

This is clearly Temple’s final chance to avoid a winless season. It’s

not a great chance but it is a chance. Western Michigan’s defense

is the worst the Owls will see. However, they haven’t showed

that they can score in a dummy scrimmage. Western won’t go

winless with games against Buffalo and Ball State in the near

future, but this one isn’t a gimme.

C MICHIGAN over E Michigan by 1

After a nice win over Louisiana Lafayette, Eastern went across

the street and got beheaded by a very angry pack of Wolverines.

Now, back in their league, the Emus are looking forward to

regaining their self respect. It won’t be easy. Central did what

few teams have done over the last decade, win at Miami Ohio.

Two good QB’s in an entertaining game... too bad no one will

see it.

VIRGINIA over Duke by 21

Virginia is in its best role (13-1 off BB ATS losses) and has the

perfect foil to extend that record. Duke took the week off (played

VMI) after that thrashing by Virginia Tech but, rested or not, the

Dukies just aren’t very good. They did nothing offensively or

defensively against Tech and Virginia isn’t that far behind the

Hokies talent wise. Still, we abhor homecoming favorites. We’ll

be cavalier about this and ignore it, gracefully.

BYU over Tcu by 10

Let’s see, the Horned Frogs went to Oklahoma and handed the

Sooners their first September loss ever under Bob Stoops. The

next week, at SMU, the Toads gave up the Mustangs' first nonconference

win in 18 tries. Just five days later, TCU stopped Utah’s

18-game win streak in overtime. We’ll need a little more time

to determine what kind of streak BYU is in, but did you notice a

pattern with the Amphibians? We did, and we’re doing it.

W VIRGINIA over E Carolina by 21

Two impressive wins at Syracuse and at Maryland sandwiched

around a roast of Wofford bring the Mountaineers into this

match at an unexpected 3-0. We certainly don’t expect the

Mounties to go undefeated this year but they should be 4-0 after

this Saturday. East Carolina hasn’t beaten a winning team on

the road since November of 2001 and they likely won’t win this.

Linemaker is quickly catching up to West Virginia. No value here

ALABAMA over Arkansas by 13

Alabama’s defense should eat up a team that cannot run the

football and Arkansas certainly fits that description. The problem

is that the Tide has already failed in both opportunities as a home

favorite this season and is just 2-8 ATS in that role in its last ten

tries. However, before you get too excited about this underHog,

remember that Vanderbilt had lost 16 conference road games in

a row before going to Fayetteville and upsetting Arkansas. This

just in: the last 11 teams who allowed 70 or more points in their

previous game are 9-2 ATS when taking on a foe off a win. With

Bama off last week's South Carolina revenge win, and having

Florida up next, the points become the play here today,

Florida over KENTUCKY by 21

Kentucky is gutty, if nothing else, and the talent is starting to

catch up to the courage. No, the Cats aren’t at Florida’s level yet,

but if the Gators think they are going into Commonwealth

Stadium for a walk-through win, we suggest they call the

Louisville Cardinals before they put on the pads. You couldn’t

blame Florida for being a bit overconfident. The Gators have

beaten the Cats 18 times in a row. They'll win here, too, but

getting the number may be another matter.

NC STATE over N Carolina by 14

NC State is an enigma for statisticians. The Wolfpack has beaten

every one of its last 13 foes in yardage but is just 6-7 on the

scoreboard. The Wolves have had trouble covering, too. They’ve

made the money just four times in their last 17 ACC games.

Revenge will make the difference today. NC State laid 10.5 at

Carolina last season and lost the whole game. Watch the Wolfpack

defense throttle the Tar Heels and roll to a comfortable win.

Notre Dame over WASHINGTON by 10

Last year, in the midst of one of Notre Dame’s worst seasons,

Washington came trotting into South Bend full of confidence.

Sixty minutes later, the Huskies were heading back to Seattle

with a 38-3 butt whipping that put the program in the tank for

the rest of the season. In fact, UW hasn’t beaten a major college

opponent since then. There’s no doubt that Tyrone Willingham

would love to stick it to the school that fired him

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MIAMI FL over Colorado by 3

Simply put, these are not the vintage Canes we’ve come to

know over the years. After having been outgained, 378-

347 by Clemson in last week's triple OT win, Miami has now

been outyarded in eight of its last fourteen games since

last season. It’s no wonder Coker is popping Propecia in

record levels. Colorado has been camped at home since the

season began. They're also off a shutout win and have the

benefit of a week of rest to prepare. Underdogs in this role,

in Games 2-6, are 16-6 ATS. Miami is too undisciplined for

our tastes. Besides, Buffs have score 20 or more points in 18

of their last 23 games. UM is 0-7 ATS at home when they

surrender 20 or more. We're runnin' with the Herd here.

Marshall over C FLORIDA by 1

Marshall has enjoyed a ton of success in the last decade but there

is one area in which it has failed miserably. When they go on the

road into revenge, the Herd is a pitiful 6-19 ATS despite winning

18 of those 25 games on the field. Still, Central Florida isn’t exactly

a winner, owning a 17-game losing streak going into last week’s

game against South Florida. The numbers are all wrong for a

serious play here. Let’s move on.

Southern Cal over OREGON by 10

This week’s Awesome Angle says it all and don’t think for a

minute that Oregon doesn’t have the talent to make it work.

The Ducks have impressive numbers (9-2 ATS last 11) when getting

points and are extremely tough to beat on the Duck Pond ( 53-6

SU last 59 home games, with only three losses by 20 or more

points). Sure, Southern Cal has been the nation’s dominant

football team over the last two plus years but even the best have

their off days. We’re counting on one of those coming here.

MISSISSIPPI over Wyoming by 3

Wyoming, off a gut wrenching last minute win over bitter rival

Air Force, travels to the deep south to face an Ole Miss team

who is still stinging from the rude reception it received in Laramie

last season. The Rebels went to the Laramie plateau and were

ambushed by the altitude and the Cowboys. The feeling here is

the Cowboys are a better team this season while the Rebels

aren't. With that, we'll leave Ole Miss alone here today.

N Illinois over AKRON by 10

Everyone in the MAC world thought that the Zips would be

impotent without the best QB in school history and all the

accompanying skill people. It’s not turning out that way. Akron

is very competitive with Luke Getsy at the controls and will be

no easy pickings in league play. Northern Illinois has the talent

to win the MAC West and the Huskies are good enough to win

this. It just won’t be easy.

HOUSTON over S Mississippi by 6

What a gutty effort the Houston team gave in El Paso last Friday.

Standing toe-to-toe with the team favored to win the conference,

the Cougars gave UTEP everything it wanted and played right

until the final second of overtime. Southern Miss better bring its

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Sept. 23 2005 3:40pm

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    HUNGRY HOMERS

    Continuing with our examination of college football teams

    playing with rest early on in the season, it's interesting to

    note that teams playing their FIRST HOME GAME in Game

    3 of the season tend to perform above the norm with the

    advantage of an extra week to prepare for the home opener.

    After opening on the road the first two games and then

    finally going home, these hungry homers fare quite well.

    On the blind these teams are a solid 20-13 ATS since 1980.

    By putting them up against a foe that allows 12 or more

    points per game they improve to 18-8 ATS. The best

    situation occurs when that same foe is a .500 or better

    team, as our win-loss record improves to 15-5 ATS.

    This week finds Boise State (Wednesday) and Colorado

    State (Saturday) finally debuting at home with rest. And

    for what its worth, Louisiana Tech will play in their long

    awaited home opener next Saturday.

    Red Sheet NCAA

    90 - 'Bama 89 - Penn St 88 - SD St, Fla 87 - AF, WVa, Wake

    The Harmon Forecast

    In its 49th year, The Harmon Forecast predicts probable scores of college and NFL football games each week.

    Game of the Week

    *LSU 21, Tennessee 20

    LSU will hold off Tennessee in its SEC opener, which will be played in Baton Rouge. The last time the two teams played was in 2001 in Knoxville, which LSU won 26-18.

    Week of Sept. 23

    Major Colleges - Div. I-A

    *Alabama 17 Arkansas 7

    Arizona State 23 *Oregon State 17

    *Auburn 31 Western Kentucky 6

    Boston College 24 *Clemson 21

    Bowling Green 35 *Boise State 31

    *BYU 21 TCU 13

    California 34 *New Mexico State 17

    *Central Michigan 31 Eastern Michigan 28

    *Colorado State 28 Nevada 26

    Florida 34 *Kentucky 17

    *Florida Atlantic 24 Louisiana-Monroe 23

    Florida International 24 *Arkansas State 21

    Georgia 24 *Mississippi State 10

    Hawaii 24 *Idaho 10

    Iowa State 23 *Army 10

    *Kansas State 28 North Texas 21

    Kent State 27 *Ohio 16

    *Louisville 33 *South Florida 14

    *LSU 21 Tennessee 20

    *Marshall 28 Central Florida 14

    Maryland 23 *Wake Forest 17

    *Miami (Fla.) 21 Colorado 17

    Michigan State 26 *Illinois 19

    *Minnesota 24 Purdue 20

    *Navy 28 Rice 10

    New Mexico 28 *UTEP 27

    *North Carolina State 27 North Carolina 23

    Northern Illinois 31 *Akron 15

    *Northwestern 28 Penn State 23

    Notre Dame 27 *Washington 14

    *Ohio State 17 Iowa 14

    *Pittsburgh 28 Youngstown State 9

    *San Diego State 26 San Jose State 17

    *South Carolina 20 Troy 7

    Southern California 34 *Oregon 21

    Southern Mississippi 24 *Houston 20

    *Temple 26 Western Michigan 24

    *Texas A&M 38 Texas State-San Marcos 3

    *Texas Tech 48 Indiana State 3

    *Tulane 27 SMU 19

    *Tulsa 23 Memphis 21

    UNLV 23 *Utah State 16

    *Utah 30 Air Force 21

    *Vanderbilt 27 Richmond 7

    *Virginia 34 Duke 10

    *Virginia Tech 23 Georgia Tech 19

    *West Virginia 20 East Carolina 13

    *Wisconsin 20 Michigan 17

    Wyoming 26 *Mississippi 14

    Sunshine Forecast College

    CFB Computer Predictions

    Wednesday, September 21, 2005

    Bowling Green(+9) at Boise State

    Power Rating Projection: Boise State 41 Bowling Green 31

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Boise State 47 Bowling Green 37

    Thursday, September 22, 2005

    Air Force(+ at Utah

    Power Rating Projection: Utah 38 Air Force 20

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Utah 42 Air Force 24

    Historical trend: Take Air Force ( Domination by underdog, 6-0, 100.0% )

    UL-Monroe(+7) at Florida Atlantic

    Power Rating Projection: Florida Atlantic 24 UL-Monroe 17

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Florida Atlantic 19 UL-Monroe 12

    Friday, September 23, 2005

    Iowa State(-18½) at Army

    Power Rating Projection: Iowa State 28 Army 12

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Iowa State 22 Army 6

    Angle: After Bye Week

    Go against Iowa State ( Playing on the Road, Favored by 7½+ Points, 50-89-2, 36.0% )

    California(-2 at New Mexico State

    Power Rating Projection: California 46 New Mexico State 11

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: California 54 New Mexico State 7

    California (1 star)

    Saturday, September 24, 2005

    Iowa(+7½) at Ohio State

    Power Rating Projection: Ohio State 25 Iowa 16

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Ohio State 19 Iowa 10

    Historical trend: Take Ohio State ( Domination by favorite, 6-0, 100.0% )

    Georgia Tech(+11) at Virginia Tech

    Power Rating Projection: Virginia Tech 30 Georgia Tech 14

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Virginia Tech 24 Georgia Tech 9

    Purdue(+3) at Minnesota

    Power Rating Projection: Minnesota 35 Purdue 22

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Minnesota 35 Purdue 21

    Historical trend: Take Minnesota ( Domination by favorite, 6-0, 100.0% )

    Historical trend: Take Purdue ( Domination by Purdue, 6-0, 100.0% )

    Penn State(-6½) at Northwestern

    Power Rating Projection: Penn State 24 Northwestern 19

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Penn State 19 Northwestern 14

    Michigan State(-11) at Illinois

    Power Rating Projection: Michigan State 35 Illinois 30

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Michigan State 42 Illinois 37

    Boston College(+3) at Clemson

    Power Rating Projection: Boston College 23 Clemson 21

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Boston College 17 Clemson 16

    Louisville(-23) at South Florida

    Power Rating Projection: Louisville 44 South Florida 17

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Louisville 49 South Florida 23

    Maryland(+2½) at Wake Forest

    Power Rating Projection: Maryland 23 Wake Forest 20

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Maryland 17 Wake Forest 15

    Historical trend: Take Maryland ( Domination by Maryland, 6-2, 75.0% )

    Historical trend: Take Wake Forest ( Domination by favorite, 7-1, 87.5% )

    Historical trend: Take Wake Forest ( Domination by favorite at Wake Forest, 4-0, 100.0% )

    Georgia(-16) at Mississippi State

    Power Rating Projection: Georgia 30 Mississippi State 11

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Georgia 31 Mississippi State 0

    Georgia (1 star)

    Western Michigan(-3½) at Temple

    Power Rating Projection: Western Michigan 28 Temple 26

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Western Michigan 30 Temple 27

    Eastern Michigan(+4) at Central Michigan

    Power Rating Projection: Central Michigan 30 Eastern Michigan 23

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Central Michigan 31 Eastern Michigan 23

    Duke(+24½) at Virginia

    Power Rating Projection: Virginia 33 Duke 9

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Virginia 27 Duke 3

    Kent State(+4) at Ohio

    Power Rating Projection: Ohio 26 Kent State 25

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Ohio 24 Kent State 23

    Texas Christian(+3½) at Brigham Young

    Power Rating Projection: Brigham Young 25 Texas Christian 19

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Brigham Young 20 Texas Christian 14

    East Carolina(+20½) at West Virginia

    Power Rating Projection: West Virginia 40 East Carolina 17

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: West Virginia 42 East Carolina 20

    Arkansas(+16½) at Alabama

    Power Rating Projection: Alabama 38 Arkansas 21

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Alabama 41 Arkansas 24

    Florida(-23½) at Kentucky

    Power Rating Projection: Florida 37 Kentucky 21

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Florida 41 Kentucky 25

    Historical trend: Take Florida ( Domination by visiting team, 6-2, 75.0% )

    North Carolina(+10) at No Carolina State

    Power Rating Projection: No Carolina State 30 North Carolina 22

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction:

    No Carolina State 31 North Carolina 23

    Notre Dame(-13) at Washington

    Power Rating Projection: Notre Dame 27 Washington 16

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Notre Dame 22 Washington 11

    Colorado(+14) at Miami-Florida

    Power Rating Projection: Miami-Florida 27 Colorado 15

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Miami-Florida 21 Colorado 10

    Marshall(-3) at U-C-F

    Power Rating Projection: Marshall 31 U-C-F 19

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Marshall 29 U-C-F 17

    Southern Cal(-20) at Oregon

    Power Rating Projection: Southern Cal 38 Oregon 16

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Southern Cal 39 Oregon 17

    Historical trend: Take Southern Cal ( Domination by visiting team, 5-1, 83.3% )

    Wyoming(+2½) at Mississippi

    Power Rating Projection: Mississippi 23 Wyoming 21

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Mississippi 18 Wyoming 16

    Northern Illinois(-6) at Akron

    Power Rating Projection: Northern Illinois 35 Akron 29

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Northern Illinois 41 Akron 35

    Southern Miss(-2½) at Houston

    Power Rating Projection: Southern Miss 30 Houston 23

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Southern Miss 31 Houston 24

    Memphis(Pk) at Tulsa

    Power Rating Projection: Memphis 31 Tulsa 26

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Memphis 34 Tulsa 29

    Tennessee(+6) at Louisiana State

    Power Rating Projection: Louisiana State 28 Tennessee 23

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Louisiana State 27 Tennessee 21

    Michigan(-3) at Wisconsin

    Power Rating Projection: Wisconsin 29 Michigan 23

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Wisconsin 29 Michigan 23

    San Jose State(+14½) at San Diego State

    Power Rating Projection: San Diego State 35 San Jose State 19

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: San Diego State 37 San Jose State 21

    Navy(-6) at Rice

    Power Rating Projection: Navy 33 Rice 17

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Navy 31 Rice 16

    Historical trend: Take Navy ( Domination by visiting team, 4-0-1, 100.0% )

    Tulane(-4) at S-M-U

    Power Rating Projection: Tulane 25 S-M-U 24

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Tulane 23 S-M-U 21

    Nevada-Las Vegas(-4) at Utah State

    Power Rating Projection: Nevada-Las Vegas 24 Utah State 20

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Nevada-Las Vegas 19 Utah State 14

    New Mexico(+2½) at UTEP

    Power Rating Projection: New Mexico 32 UTEP 31

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: New Mexico 39 UTEP 38

    Nevada-Reno(+16) at Colorado State

    Power Rating Projection: Colorado State 39 Nevada-Reno 19

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Colorado State 42 Nevada-Reno 22

    Arizona State(-4½) at Oregon State

    Power Rating Projection: Arizona State 27 Oregon State 26

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Arizona State 27 Oregon State 26

    Historical trend: Take Oregon State ( Domination by home team, 6-0, 100.0% )

    Hawaii(+3) at Idaho

    Power Rating Projection: Hawaii 29 Idaho 28

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Hawaii 29 Idaho 28

    Troy(+18½) at South Carolina

    Power Rating Projection: South Carolina 26 Troy 17

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: South Carolina 21 Troy 12

    North Texas(+23) at Kansas State

    Power Rating Projection: Kansas State 35 North Texas 12

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Kansas State 31 North Texas 9

    Florida Intl(+9½) at Arkansas State

    Power Rating Projection: Arkansas State 30 Florida Intl 17

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Arkansas State 26 Florida Intl 13

    Richmond at Vanderbilt

    Power Rating Projection: Vanderbilt 40 Richmond 9

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Vanderbilt 37 Richmond 6

    Texas State at Texas A+M

    Power Rating Projection: Texas A+M 43 Texas State 0

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Texas A+M 43 Texas State 0

    Western Kentucky at Auburn

    Power Rating Projection: Auburn 42 Western Kentucky 2

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Auburn 40 Western Kentucky 0

    Youngstown State at Pittsburgh

    Power Rating Projection: Pittsburgh 31 Youngstown State 4

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Pittsburgh 27 Youngstown State 0

    Indiana State at Texas Tech

    Power Rating Projection: Texas Tech 52 Indiana State 0

    SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction: Texas Tech 65 Indiana State 0

    Tip Sheet Summary - 9 Newsletters

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    NCAA 3*- 'Bama, Penn St 2*- Ore+, WVa, Fla 1*- SCar, Col St

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    NFL

    3*(Best) Cle+, TB, Jax/Jets un37'

    2* Chi

    NCAA

    4*(Super) Ga Tech

    3*(Best) Ill, Ohio, NCSt, UCF

    2*(Recommended) WVa, Fla, Mich, Ole Miss, Mia Fl, Col St

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    Steam Sheet

    NFL

    3*- GB, KC

    2*- Seattle

    NCAA

    4*- Md

    3*- Ga, Ore St, Ore, Va

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    HQ Report

    NCAA FOOTBALL Saturday Sept 24th

    5* USC over Oregon by 29

    The Trojans are 23-9 ATS vs the PAC-10 under Pete Carrol

    3* OHIO ST over Iowa by 14

    The Buckeyes are 10-3 ATS last 13 games vs Iowa

    3* MICHIGAN St over Illinois by 20

    The Illini are 2-9 ATS the last 11 games vs the Spartans

    3* MIAMI FL over Colorado by 20

    The Canes are 11-6 ATS in Home openers last 17 Years

    2* S CAROLINA over Troy St by 37

    Troy was one of three opponents the Gamecocks held to 9 FD or less

    UNDERDOG PLAY of the WEEK:

    TULSA (+) over Memphis

    Don't Miss the Original Underdog's & Hotline

    Top Play's September 24th

    (last Week Nevada & W Virginia Won)

    TOTAL RECALL OVER / UNDER:

    Michigan / Wisconsin Play UNDER

    ATS NCAA 10* Over/Under goes this Saturday

    (last week over ND / Mich st Won)

    A.T.S. (Angles, Trends & Systems):

    Maryland (+) over W Forrest

    The Terrapins are 6-0 SU and ATS the last 6 years versus the Deacon Deamons

    phantom

    posted by phantom

    Sept. 23 2005 3:49pm

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