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Texas Tech -7.0 Sat Nov 19 '05 12:00p
Texas Tech comes into this contest against Big 12 rival Oklahoma off a surprising 23-17 upset loss last week at the hands of the Oklahoma State Cowboys. That lackluster performance,can most probably be attributed to the team looking ahead to this conflict. Look for and expect a redemption minded group of Red Raiders to play one of their best games of the year, against Bob Stoops Sooners this week ,in what will be a convincing one sided victory. Final notes: TT has converted 16 of their L/21 ATS after a loss and are a bankroll expanding 20-8 ATS L/28( .714) as home favorite and 22-9 ATS L/31 as 3 .5 to 10 point chalk overall and 9-1 ATS under those same perimeters at home . Oklahoma 2-8 ATS L/10 on the road and failed to cover in their one and only situation as 3.5 to 7 point dogs in the L/3 years
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Dr Bob
3***BAYLOR (-2.5) 26 Oklahoma St. 14
3***East Carolina 30 MARSHALL (-6.5) 24
2**Missouri 28 KANSAS ST. (-2.5) 21
2**Utah 30 BYU (-11.5) 33
Strong Opinions
VIRGINIA 21 Virginia Tech (-7.0) 23
Duke 13 NORTH CAROLINA (-24.0) 31
Ohio St. (-3.0) 25 MICHIGAN 17
NO CAROLINA ST. (-17.5) 31 Middle Tenn 7
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Greg Roberts comp picks He is 10-2 in his last 12
Baylor -2 1/2
Maryland + 2 1/2
Kansas State -2
Opinions
Ky +26
Ole Miss +17
Vandy +12
Michigan +3 Straight up
Mich. St +7 1/2 Straight up
Clemson -3
Alabama +7 (Auburn to win game
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Greg Roberts 12* college game of the year
Tulsa -13 1/2
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Colin Cowherd ESPN Radio:
Michigan St. +7.5
Miami -18
Stanford +4
Virginia Tech -7
Oregon -13.5
(He started the season HOT, now he is 50-50)
_________________
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Nellys 10* GOY IOWA -4
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Vegas Vic
BYU -10
Bama +7
Vandy +12
Stanford +4
San Diego St -7
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dr bob :
3 Star Selection
11 am Pacific - Game #344
***BAYLOR (-2.5) 26 Oklahoma St. 14
Baylor coach Guy Morriss made a mistake by appointing erratic Terrance Parks the starting quarterback in Baylor's
last two games. Parks is a horrible passing quarterback who has completed only 45% of his passes while throwing 6
interceptions in just 71 pass attempts (8.5%). Veteran Shawn Bell, meanwhile, has completed 59% of his passes this
season and has thrown only 7 interceptions in 496 career pass attempts (1.4%). Bell has averaged only 5.3 yards per
pass play (against teams that would allow 6.1 yppp), and the Bears' offense rates at 0.4 yards per play worse than
average with Bell at the controls, but that attack matches up pretty evenly against a sub-par Oklahoma State defense
that has allowed 6.2 yppl this season to teams that would average 5.9 yppl against an average defensive unit. The
other side of the ball is where the defensively sound Bears have their advantage in this game. Baylor has yielded
just 5.1 yppl this season to a schedule of teams that would average 5.7 yppl against an average defensive team and
that unit should have no trouble shutting down an Oklahoma State attack that has averaged 4.7 yppl against teams
that would allow 5.4 yppl to an average team. The Cowboys have been improving offensively in recent weeks, but they
are still 0.4 yppl worse than average in conference play. Oklahoma State will probably have pretty good success on
the ground in this game (my math model projects 5.3 yprp), but Baylor will also have good luck running the ball (5.4
yprp projected) and the Bears are a much better passing team with Bell back in the lineup and with freshman Bobby
Reid (4.2 yppp against teams that would allow 6.7 yppp to an average quarterback) back at quarterback for Oklahoma
State after missing time with an injury. Baylor also has outstanding special teams and my math model favors the
Bears by 14 ½ points in this game. The Bears have been able to take care of business against lesser teams under
Morriss (3-0 ATS as a favorite) and should do so again here. I'll lay 4 points or less with Baylor and will make the
Bears a 3-Star Best Bet if the line stays at -3 or less.
Downgrade Baylor to a 2-Star Best Bet if they become a favorite of more than 3 points (a Strong Opinion if they are
favored by more than 4 points).
3 Star Selection
1:30 pm Pacific - Game #359
***East Carolina 30 MARSHALL (-6.5) 24
The wrong team is favored in this game and there is a supporting situation to add to the overall value on East
Carolina. The Pirates were killed last week by Tulsa, but they've been a good value most of this season (6-3 ATS)
and are a good value today. ECU is just mediocre offensively (5.6 yards per play against teams that would allow 5.7
yppl to an average team) and they are slightly worse than a Marshall defense that has given up 5.3 yppl this season
to teams that would average 5.3 yppl against an average stop unit. The match-up on the other side of the ball is
pretty close too, as Marshall's offense has been 0.9 yppl worse than average this season (4.7 yppl against teams
that would allow 5.6 yppl to an average attack) and East Carolina's defense is 0.6 yppl worse than average (5.6 yppl
allowed to teams that would average 5.0 yppl against an average team). Marshall's offense figures to be better with
quarterback Bernie Morris likely to miss this game with an injured toe, as Morris' good running ability (336 yards
at 5.4 yards per rushing play) is more than offset by his horrible passing numbers (4.0 yards per pass play against
teams that would allow 6.3 yppp to an average quarterback). Morris had been splitting time with Jimmy Skinner this
season and Skinner will probably get the bulk of the work in this game even if Morris is well enough to play.
Skinner doesn't take sacks (just 4) and is a decent passer when he's throwing the ball to his own team, as he's
averaged 6.1 yppp (against teams that would allow 6.3 yppp to an average QB) while throwing 7 interceptions in his
132 pass attempts (5.3%). Skinner doesn't run at all, so his good passing numbers are offset by his higher
interception rate and not having Morris' running numbers. Overall, Marshall rates at only 0.3 yppl worse than
average with Skinner at quarterback, but the additional likelihood of interceptions dampens the affect of that yards
per play improvement. Aside from projected turnovers (ECU QB Pinkney has only a 2.3% INT rate), East Carolina also
has a 4.3 points edge in special teams and the math model favors the Pirates by 1 ½ points in this game. In addition
to the line value, Marshall applies to a negative 14-46 ATS late season off a bye angle and the Thundering Herd are
0-5 ATS in their last 5 as a favorite while East Carolina is 4-1 ATS this season as a road underdog. The Pirates'
chance for a winning record and possible Bowl bid ended with last week's loss to Tulsa, but it turns out that teams
that lose to fall to 3-6 are actually 39-23 ATS as road underdogs the next week, including 16-5 ATS if visiting a
losing team ? so there doesn't appear to be any emotional letdown this week for the Pirates. I'll take the points
with East Carolina in a 3-Star Best Bet.
2 Star Selection
11 am Pacific - Game #313
**Missouri 28 KANSAS ST. (-2.5) 21
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder, who resurrected the Wildcats in the 80's, has announced his retirement after a
second straight disappointing season. The reaction to this news was a line move in Kansas State's favor, as there is
a belief that the emotions of Snyder's last game will carry the Cats to victory. That emotion didn't work in Barry
Alvarez's last home game at Wisconsin last week and I don't see it being a factor in this game. The retirement
announcement may actually be more of a distraction this week and cut into preparation time for a Kansas State team
that will no be going to a bowl game this year. There is incentive for Missouri, however, as the Tigers qualify in a
very strong 40- 8 ATS last game revenge angle that is 29-4 ATS when applying to underdogs. Missouri is also the
better team. Kansas State's only win all season over a decent team was a 12-3 fluke of a win over Kansas in a game
in which the Wildcats were out-gained 2.7 yards per play to 4.4 yppl by the Jayhawks, who fumbled the ball away 3
times in that game (0 fumbles for K State). Missouri is not a great team, but at least they have beaten some decent
teams (Iowa State and Nebraska). Missouri's Brad Smith is the best player on either team and while Smith is not a
good passer (5.0 yards per pass play against teams that would allow 6.0 yppp to an average quarterback), he is among
the best running quarterbacks in the nation (1188 yards at 6.7 yards per rushing play) and the Tigers' attack rates
as exactly average with Smith at quarterback and without leading receiver Sean Coffey, who will likely miss this
game with a shoulder injury. Running back Marcus Woods (4.9 ypr) is also questionable this week, but backups Tony
Temple (5.4 ypr) and Jimmy Jackson (5.3 ypr) are actually better runners. Kansas State's is a bit better than
average (5.2 yppl allowed to teams that would average 5.4 yppl against an average team), but the Wildcats couldn't
contain the only other good running quarterback that they faced this season ? allowing Texas A&M's Reggie McNeal to
gain 135 yards on 14 running plays. Kansas State's offense was bad to begin with but took a turn for the worse when
Snyder installed Allan Evridge at quarterback in game 5. The Wildcats have averaged only 4.3 yppl in 6 games with
Evridge at quarterback (against teams that would allow 5.1 yppl to an average team) and they should have their
normal poor outing against an average Missouri defense (5.2 yppl allowed to teams that would average 5.2 yppl
against an average defense). Missouri has scored 27 points or more in every game except for games against very good
defensive teams Texas, Kansas and Colorado and they should score at least 27 points in this game. Kansas State,
meanwhile, has scored more than 25 points only against bad defensive teams Florida International, North Texas and
Texas A&M and they were lucky to score 25 points last week against Nebraska (Kansas State averaged only 4.4 yppl in
that game). In all the other games against mediocre and good defensive teams, the Wildcats scored 21 points or fewer
and that is probably what they'll get in this game. Overall, the math favors Missouri by 1 ½ points and the
situation favoring the Tigers is certainly strong enough to make them a pretty good play in this game, especially as
an underdog. I'll take Missouri in a 2-Star Best Bet as an underdog and I'll Upgrade Missouri to a 3-Star Best Bet
if they become an underdog of 3 points or more
Downgrade Missouri to a Strong Opinion if they are not an underdog of 1 point or more.
2 Star Selection
12 pm Pacific - Game #357
**Utah 30 BYU (-11.5) 33
Utah lost starting quarterback Brain Johnson near the end of last week's 27-31 home loss to New Mexico, but there
appears to be an overreaction to that injury and the Utes' upset loss sets them up in a 46-12-1 ATS road underdog
bounce-back situation. Johnson was having a very productive season, averaging 7.7 yards per pass play (against teams
that would allow 6.2 yppp to an average quarterback), and it will be tough for backup Brett Ratliff to play at that
level. However, Ratliff actually has more college experience than Johnson (a freshman) and he set records at Butte
College, where former Cal quarterback and first round NFL draft pick played his JC ball. Ratliff was also impressive
in pre- season team scrimmages and the players believe in him (and he believes in himself, based on stories I've
read this week). So, Ratliff certainly won't be that bad and Utah shouldn't be more than a dog of 5 or 6 points even
if Ratliff is only an average passer. Utah also lost leading receiver John Madsen early in last week's game, but
Travis LaTendresse returned from missing a few games with an injury and caught 9 passes for 192 yards and Madsen's
modest 12.2 yards per catch probably won't be tough to replace (especially with LaTendresse back in action). Utah's
offense is 0.8 yards per play better than average for the season and they would rate as 0.2 yppl better than average
in a worst case scenario (that Ratliff is only average). Getting his first Division 1A start against BYU will make
it easier for Ratliff given that the Cougars have allowed 7.4 yppp this season to teams that would average 6.3 yppp
against an average defense. Overall, BYU is 0.8 yppl worse than average defensively (6.2 yppl allowed to teams that
would average 5.4 yppl against an average team), so Utah's attack should function pretty well even with a backup
quarterback and without top receiver John Madsen (also injured last week). BYU's offense has been potent of late
(mostly against bad defensive teams) and the Cougars have 6.1 yppl this season (against teams that would allow 5.3
yppl to an average team). That attack will function at about their average pace against a mediocre Utes' defense
that has given up 5.3 yppl this season to teams that would average a combined 5.2 yppl against an average defensive
team. So, if I assume the worst - that the Utah pass attack goes from being 1.5 yppp better than average to just
average (without Johnson and Madsen) - then Utah still have a slight advantage from the line of scrimmage (Utah's
offense would have a 1.0 yppl edge over BYU's defense and BYU's offense has a 0.9 yppl advantage over the Utes'
defense). The biggest difference between these teams this season has been luck. BYU is +7 in fumbles recovered
margin and Utah is -7 in fumbles recovered margin and my research shows that fumbles are almost random, so that is
an edge that the Cougars can not count on to be nearly as much as it has been this season. After making the
adjustments for Utah's offense, which I probably downgraded too much, the math favors BYU by only 5 ½ points in this
game (the math favored Utah by 1 before the adjustements). BYU has won and covered their last 3 games, but the first
two of those came against slumping teams with horrible defensive units (Air Force and UNLV) and last week's 35-21
win over Wyoming was a fluke considering that the Cougars were out-gained by Wyoming 5.9 yppl to 7.0 yppl and won
because of a fortunate +5 in turnover margin. Utah, meanwhile, out- gained New Mexico 6.1 yppl to 4.0 yppl and lost
because they were -3 in turnover margin. Those disparate results are why there is so much line value on the side of
the Utes this week (that and the overreaction to Johnson's injury). This series, like most between nearby rivals,
has favored the road team (14-7 ATS) and the underdog (15-6 ATS) and road dogs in this rivalry are 11-3 ATS over the
years. The 46-12-1 ATS situation makes it likely that Utah will bounce-back this week with a good effort and there
is certainly line value, so I'll take Utah in a 2-Star Best Bet at +10 points or more.
Downgrade Utah to a Strong Opinion if they become an underdog of less than 10 points.
Upgrade Utah to a 3-Star Best Bet if they become an underdog of 13 points or more.
Strong Opinion
9 am Pacific - Game #376
VIRGINIA 21 Virginia Tech (-7.0) 23
Virginia has covered in 9 straight games as a home underdog and Virginia Tech may not have prepared as well as
normal during the bye week following their first loss of the season (to Miami-Florida). The Hokies apply to a
negative 34-79 ATS off a late-season bye angle and the home team in this series has covered 5 straight years. All of
that technical analysis is only enough to make Virginia a Strong Opinion at +7 points or more because the line
appears to be a bit too low. Virginia came through for me last week, but the Cavaliers are just mediocre offensively
(5.4 yppl against teams that would allow 5.5 yppl to an average team) and they could have a tough time moving the
ball against a good Hokies' defense that is an impressive 1.4 yppl better than average (4.0 yppl allowed to teams
that would average 5.4 yppl against an average defensive team). Virginia's hope in this game rests with their
defense, which is better since All-American linebacker Ahmad Brooks returned to health 4 games ago. The Cavaliers
are 0.6 yppl better than average in those last 4 games (4.6 yppl allowed to teams that would average 5.2 yppl
against an average defense) and they should be able to contain a Virginia Tech attack that is 0.6 yppl better than
average for the season (5.7 yppl against teams that would allow 5.1 yppl to an average team). Despite their
reputation as being very good in special teams, the Hokies are actually at a 3.5 points disadvantage in special
teams in this game and my math model favors Virginia Tech by 8 ½ points. The situation and Virginia's 9-0 ATS mark
as a home dog are worth 6 ½ points and the Cavs have a profitable 56.0% chance of covering at +7 points and I'll
consider Virginia a Strong Opinion at +7 points or more.
Strong Opinion
10 am Pacific - Game #321
Duke 13 NORTH CAROLINA (-24.0) 31
I realize that this is a rivalry game, but how fired up can North Carolina be for this game with a date against
Virginia Tech coming up next week? North Carolina has to win this game and win in Blacksburg to get themselves into
a bowl game, so last week's overtime loss to Maryland may have been emotionally crippling. North Carolina's offense
also may not be good enough (4.8 yards per play against teams that would allow 5.0 yppl to an average team) to win
by a big margin in this game even though Duke's defense rates at 0.8 yppl worse than average. Duke finally covered a
spointspread in their 20-49 loss at Clemson as a 30 point dog, as freshman quarterback Zack Asack had by far his
best game of the season, throwing for 328 yards and 7.0 yards per pass play against Clemson's solid defense. Duke's
offense is better under Asack, but they still rate at 1.0 yppl worse than average and must face a Tarheels' defense
that is 0.6 yppl better than average (5.3 yppl allowed to teams that would average 5.9 yppl against an average
defensive team). Overall, my math model favors North Carolina by 25 ½ points, but the Tarheels also apply to a
negative 12-42-1 ATS situation that is worth 7 ½ points. Also, pathetic teams are actually pretty good bets as road
underdogs in their final game of the season, as teams with 1 or fewer wins are 29-18 ATS as road underdogs of 7
points or more in their final game of the season, including 6-1 ATS after a bye week and 13-2 ATS if visiting a team
with a losing record ? both of which apply here. Duke has a solid 57% chance of covering at the current line of +24
points, which is good enough to make the Blue Devils a Strong Opinion at +24 points or more, and I'd Upgrade Duke to
a 2-Star Best Bet if they become an underdog of +26 points or more.
Strong Opinion
10 am Pacific - Game #331
Ohio St. (-3.0) 25 MICHIGAN 17
I was looking forward to making Ohio State a big play in this game, but the Wolverines qualify in a number of strong
situations, which will keep me from making the Buckeyes a Best Bet in this game. There is no doubt that Ohio State
is a far superior team on both sides of the ball and on special teams. The Buckeyes' offense has been electrifying
since Troy Smith took over full-time at quarterback, as that unit has averaged 6.6 yards per play in the last 7
games (Smith missed game 1 and split time in the next two games with backup Zwick) ? against teams that would
combine to allow 5.0 yppl to an average offensive team. Michigan's defense has been very good, rating at 1.2 yppl
better than average since their second game of the season (4.9 yppl allowed to teams that would average a combined
6.1 yppl against an average defensive team) after playing a "vanilla" defense in their opener against Northern
Illinois. However, the Buckeyes have a 0.4 yppl advantage when they have the ball. Ohio State's advantage is much
more pronounced with the Wolverines have the ball, as the Buckeyes' dominating defense (4.3 yppl allowed to teams
that would average 6.1 yppl against an average stop unit) has a 1.5 yppl advantage over a Michigan offense that has
averaged only 5.2 yppl this season (against teams that would allow 5.2 yppl to an average offense) and rates at only
0.3 yppl better than average after adjusting for a healthy Mike Hart at running back (he's only been healthy for 4
games this year) and for only pass plays with Chad Henne at quarterback. Michigan does have very good special teams
(+6.3 points per game better than an average Division 1A team), but Ohio State's special teams (+9.6 points) are the
second best in the nation and my math model favors the Buckeyes by 14 ½ points overall here in the Big House. Sadly,
the Buckeyes also apply to a negative 30-72-1 ATS situation while Michigan applies to a 33-9 ATS home underdog
momentum situation and a 178-89-7 ATS home momentum situation. Those angles overlap a bit and their overall value is
6 points, which takes away some of the line value favoring Ohio State. Ohio State still has a solid 56.6% chance of
covering at -3 points and I'll consider Ohio State a Strong Opinion at -3 points or less.
Upgrade Ohio State to a 2-Star Best Bet if the line drops to -1 point or better.
Strong Opinion
10 am Pacific - Game #386
NO CAROLINA ST. (-17.5) 31 Middle Tenn 7
I realize that NC State is just 15-25 ATS as a favorite under coach Amato (2-14 ATS recently), but most of that
damage has come in ACC games. The Wolfpack are actually 8-6 ATS as a favorite in non-conference games under Amato
(2-3 out of that 2-14 recently) and they should dominate Middle Tennessee State today in a game that they need to be
focused on given that they need to win their last 2 games to make it to a bowl game this season. Middle Tennessee
State only lost by 19 points as a 22 point dog at Alabama earlier this season and the Blue Raiders have a decent
defense (5.0 yards per play allowed to teams that would average 4.8 yppl against an average team), but their
pathetic offense (4.7 yppl against teams that would allow 6.4 yppl to an average team) won't have any success
against a good NC State defense that has yielded only 4.5 yppl to a schedule of teams that would combine to average
5.4 yppl against an average stop unit. NC State's offense is nothing special (5.1 yppl against teams that would
allow 5.2 yppl against an average defensive team ? but they rate at exactly average with Andre Brown at tailback).
The Wolfpack offense is only slightly better than the MTS defense, but NC State will enjoy good field position
thanks to their defense and a 5.8 points advantage in special teams. My math model favors NC State by 27 ½ points in
this game and the math would still favors the Wolfpack by 21 points if I only used their games this season when they
were favored (including the Eastern Kentucky no line game). In two games against non-conference teams NC State
actually performed slightly better than their overall numbers, so it has really only been the ACC games as favorites
in which they have played poorly (a -3 in turnovers cost them the cover against Southern Miss, which is mostly
random). With incentive to win this game and the huge talent edge, the Wolfpack should be able to distance
themselves in this game and I will consider NC State a Strong Opinion in this game.
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Platinum's Preferred Plays for Saturday:
100,000 NCAA BLOWOUT LOCK of the YEAR:
TULSA - 13½
75,000 BIG XII PARLAY of the YEAR:
OKLAHOMA SOONERS + 7½
OKLAHOMA STATE +3
SATURDAY'S COLLEGE FOOTBALL BEST BETS:
PENN STATE - 7½
VIRGINIA + 7
UAB + 7½
NORTH TEXAS + 4½
PLATINUM'S COLLEGE FOOTBALL TOTAL of the DAY:
Alabama / Auburn UNDER 37½
NBA BASKETBALL BEST BETS:
WASHINGTON + 5 points
SAN ANTONIO - 9½
DETROIT + 1½
MEMPHIS - 5
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LT Profits
Stanford**
Ball State**
Maryland**
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Dunkel Index - NCAA
NCAA Football
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19
Boston College 97.8 (2 1/2) Maryland* 95.4
Total Points: 44
Purdue 96.7 (13) Indiana* 83.5
Total Points: 59
Kansas State* 88.8 (1) Missouri 88.2
Total Points: 56 1/2
Northwestern 92.3 (16) Illinois* 76.4
Total Points: 62
Iowa* 104.3 (3) Minnesota 101.1
Total Points: 54 1/2
Central Michigan 78.7 (4) Ball State* 74.7
Total Points: 53 1/2
North Carolina* 94.5 (27) Duke 67.7
Total Points: 51 1/2
South Florida* 92.7 (1 Cincinnati 74.7
Total Points: 46
Georgia* 108.0 (25) Kentucky 82.8
Total Points: 50
LSU 106.7 (19) Mississippi* 87.8
Total Points: 38
Tennessee* 97.8 (14) Vanderbilt 84.1
Total Points: 45
Ohio State 112.3 (4 1/2) Michigan* 107.9
Total Points: 45
Navy* 89.2 (29) Temple 60.5
Total Points: 56 1/2
Eastern Michigan 71.4 (5 1/2) Buffalo* 65.8
Total Points: 40
Arkansas* 93.3 (14) Mississippi State 79.5
Total Points: 37
Texas Tech* 102.9 ( Oklahoma 94.6
Total Points: 60 1/2
Notre Dame* 112.3 (39 1/2) Syracuse 72.9
Total Points: 52 1/2
Baylor* 83.1 (2) Oklahoma State 81.3
Total Points: 45 1/2
Central Florida 85.1 (11 1/2) Rice* 73.7
Total Points: 61
Boise State* 97.0 (31) Idaho 65.9
Total Points: 60
Nevada 78.4 ( Utah State* 70.3
Total Points: 58
Washington State 89.8 (0) Washington* 89.8
Total Points: 64 1/2
Auburn* 108.6 (6 1/2) Alabama 101.9
Total Points: 41
Penn State 106.6 (11) Michigan State* 95.9
Total Points: 59
BYU* 95.4 (8 1/2) Utah 86.8
Total Points: 60
Marshall* 80.7 ( East Carolina 72.7
Total Points: 47 1/2
UTEP* 91.2 (7 1/2) UAB 83.8
Total Points: 55 1/2
San Jose State* 68.2 (6 1/2) New Mexico State 61.6
Total Points: 59 1/2
Oregon* 101.3 (13) Oregon State 88.2
Total Points: 63
Tulsa 88.1 (17) Tulane* 71.4
Total Points: 59
Clemson 99.3 (1) South Carolina* 98.1
Total Points; 45
California 94.6 (1 1/2) Stanford* 93.2
Total Points: 56 1/2
Colorado State 82.3 (14 1/2) UNLV 67.8
Total Points: 54 1/2
Virginia Tech 105.8 (5) Virginia* 100.9
Total Points: 43
New Mexico* 91.7 (14) Air Force 77.9
Total Points: 65 1/2
Southern Mississippi* 88.4 (7 1/2) Memphis 80.9
Total Points: 55
San Diego State* 91.8 (12) Wyoming 79.8
Total Points: 51
USC* 121.8 (20) Fresno State 102.0
Total Points: 67
Houston* 88.2 (12 1/2) SMU 75.8
Total Points: 48
Miami, FL* 114.8 (20) Georgia Tech 95.0
Total Points: 39 1/2
North Carolina St.* 93.3 (19 1/2) Middle Tennessee St. 73.8
Total Points: 36
Army* 79.5 (11) Arkansas State 68.7
Total Points: 45 1/2
UL-Monroe 70.8 (4 1/2) North Texas* 66.2
Total Points: 47 1/2
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4* above average play
11/19/05
4* Michigan +3 over Ohio State
No reason not to like Michigan here. Games don't get any bigger than this. Michigan still in the running for the Big 10 title. Both teams need this one. These are the games kids go to these schools for. If you can't get up to play in this game, don't bother putting on the uniform. Michigan 7-3 on the year and had a chance to win each of their losses. They have played with the best teams in College Football. They beat Penn State. Lost by 7 to Notre Dame. We fully expect this game to be up for grabs midway thru the 4th quarter which is exactly where we want to be getting +3 at home in front of one of the largest crowds in College football. The home team is 15-7 against the spread in this series. We make this game a pick and will gladly take +3 in a game Michigan can win straight up.
4* Alabama +7 over Auburn
We could use the EXACT same write of for this game as we did in the previous game. These two rivals have this game marked on their calendars year after year. Many will point to the fact that Auburn has had an easier time scoring points while Bama has had trouble putting the ball in the end zone. But this game will be a defensive battle from start to finish. Once again we make this game a pick and can't pass up a touchdown with one of college foot***** best defensive teams in one of foot***** greatest rivalries. The best bet in all of sports is backing a dog that can win a game outright. The more points the better. In this one, we're getting a very generous +7 thank you......the visitor has covered 10 of 11 in this series. Bama looking for TRIPLE revenge.....Go Tide!!!
3* South Carolina +2.5 over Clemson
Why not? Another rivalry game we make a pick em. Spurrier already knocked of Florida and Tennessee. Another home dog in a big rivalry game looking for triple revenge.
3* Stanford +5.5 over Cal
Should see +6 or better by game time......at this point you should start to notice a pattern developing.
1) Big Rivalry game
2) We make the game a pick em
3) Stanford, the home dog, is looking for triple revenge
Stanford is on a 5-0 against the spread run and a 12-6 ats home dog run.
3* Fresno St +24 over USC
Fresno has taken pride in the fact that they have become known as giant killers over the years. They have a reputation of taking on anyone anywhere, and have had spectacular results when doing so over the years. What better giant is there to attempt to kill than USC?? Fresno lives for this stuff!! One could say that Fresno hasn't played anyone. But hey, take a good look at USC's hit list. The best team USC has beaten this year is Notre Dame. Fresno is an 8-1 football team who is not just winning, they are blowing out there opponents. Yeah, kinda like USC. USC has dropped 5 of their last 7 against the spread while Fresno is 6-2 against the spread this year and 12-2 against the spread their last 14 total. Frenso every bit as good as Notre Dame and should be able to hang within the three touchdowns and a field goal. May even be worth a small shot on the money line.......you just never know!
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Nov. 19 2005 12:48am -
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Kansas State
0.0 (-130) / 6 units
6* GOY ( play on the moneyline)...This is double my usual % wager. ) This one does not need a great deal of analysis..Dan Snyder has announced his retirement as head coach of the Kansas State Wildcats. This will have his team ready to send him off with a huge win over a Missouri program that have dominated over the years winning the L/12 meetings straight up. Last year Wildcats stingy defense held Missouri pivot Brad Smith in check allowing him just 15 of 34 with 2 ints. & only 58 yards on 14 carries. Look for a repeat performance this week. Final note: The Stadium is being renamed in his honor. Play on Kansas State (moneyline)
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Nov. 19 2005 12:49am -
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LT Profits
Maryland
+2.5 / 2 units
CFB MARYLAND +2.5 (Sat., 11/19, 12:00 Noon ET) The Golden Eagles halted a two-game losing streak with a 30-10 win over North Carolina State last week, but that is probably the best team they have beaten all year, which is not saying much. Yes the Eagles are 7-3, but they have failed every test vs. quality opposition losing to Florida State and Virginia Tech, and those losses look even worse in light of the play of those two schools in recent weeks. The Terrapins have been money machines as of late going a very profitable 5-1 ATS in their last six games and 4-2 SU. They have also already knocked off a team that was ranked in the Top 25 at the time in this stadium, upsetting Virginia 45-33 as three-point underdogs last month in a game where the Cavaliers scored late to make the score cosmetically closer. We look for them to repeat that performance vs. the Cavs and knock these Eagles from the rankings
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LT Profits
Stanford
+5.0 / 2 units
CFB STANFORD +5 ***CFB GAME OF THE WEEK*** (Sat., 11/19, 7:00 ET) This game is all about attitude, as Stanford has made a nice comeback since inexplicably losing to Cal-Davis early in the year. The Cardinal now have a winning record at 5-4, and they would love nothing better here than to clinch a winning season vs. their biggest rival. Stanford certainly enters this game on a high note, especially for bettors as they are on a sparkling 6-0 ATS run! While the Cardinal are treating this like a Bowl game, we do not expect California to have the same motivation, making the Golden Bears an extremely vulnerable road favorite here. Cal has the looks of a team that has packed it in for the year, as the Bears are just 1-4 SU and 0-5 ATS in the last 5 games. Furthermore, they actually showed some emotion early last week before reality set in during a 35-10 home loss to USC, and we expect California to basically go through the motions this week.
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Nov. 19 2005 12:49am -
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Marc Lawrence
Game: Middle Tenn. St. at NC State Nov 19 2005 1:00PM
Prediction: Middle Tenn. St.
Reason: Blue Raiders take on an erratic pack of Wolves that are 2-13 ATS as double-digit favorites. Look for NC State to dip to 3-14 ATS in home finales. Take the points in this overlay.
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 12:50am -
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Sp Connection
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Sp Connection Cfl Playoff Game Of The Year Bc Lions -3
Sp Connection Ncaa First Ever 50 Unit Play Maryland +2.5
Sp Connection Nfl Underdog Of The Year Houston +6.5
I Will Add Afew Others I Just Need You Guys On These Today!
The Houston Texans Will Win This Outright!!!!
SMALLER PLAYS
Others Nfl - Giants And Cleveland
Others Ncaa - Virginia And BYU
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 12:57am -
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dave cokin radio plays:
VAN+12
OK st+2
SDSU-7
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Nov. 19 2005 12:58am -
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Winning Systems
Oklahoma +7 @ Texas Tech
Play: Texas Tech-7
Here is that system again. Same system that gave us a win with Fresno over
Boise a few days ago. The same system that produced a win for Texas over
Oklahoma this year or a 70-10 win for Texas Tech over Nebraska last year.
This system is one of the best in my database and almost always, the line
for games that fit into this system look too good to be true. And it usually
is. Getting 7 pts with OU against Texas Tech looks too good to be true
indeed. However, I really expect TT to shot the lights out against Oklahoma
this weekend. Not only because of the system but also because Texas Tech has
a huge redzone edge over Oklahoma. They are one of the best Big12 teams in
the redzone in every category that I keep track and it included TD, points
scored out of possible pts, turnovers, and 3rd down efficiency in the
redzone, both offensively and defensively. And Oklahoma is just the
opposite. They are one of the worst redzone teams in the Big 12 this year. I
expect a solid double digit win for Texas Tech here.
Play on 6+ favs revenging at least three straight double digit losses vs the
opponent: 39-7 ATS winn by 21, covering by 15 (Play on T.Tech)
Same system is perfect last 3 years (9-0 su/ats)
System stil solid if the team was upset the previous week (Texas Tech was
upset last week at OKST) 3-0 SU/ATS
System stil solid if the opponent on 3+ winning streak (See Boise last week)
System rock solid if the opponent (OKL) allowed at least 28 pts in its
previous game: 24-0 SU (winning by 22 ppg) and 23-1 ATS (covering by 14 ppg)
in last 20 years.
LSU -17 @ Ole' Miss
Play: Ole' Miss +17
No doubt in my mind that LSU is a much better team than Miss. However, in
this particular matchup, and in this particular situation, I simply love
Mississippi. Redzone wise, LSU is better, but not nearly enough to be
favored by this many pts on the road. Actually, Miss. redzone defense is
just as good as LSU's. Miss.'overall defense is just 3-6 pts worst than
LSU's. Both teams played a bunch of low scoring games this season,
especially lately, and I expect another defensive battle here, in which
getting 17 pts could be huge. LSU is coming off of a huge OT win at Alabama
and they could have a nice little letdown here. They have beaten Mississippi
by three points or less three straight times. Last year, they beat them
27:24. LSU was on a 4 games win streak and Mississippi was on a 3 games
losing streak (including two blowout losses) going into that contest but it
didn't matter. LSU stil had troubles with Ole Miss. Two years back, the
Championship LSU team beat Miss. by 3 and that was the only non cover for
LSU from 18.oct to the Championship game vs Oklahoma in January of that
year. Three years ago, Mississippi was on a four game losing streak when
they met LSU and they lost by only 1, and that was their closest loss all of
that year. Four years ago Miss. upset LSU on the road, despite the fact that
LSU won two games before and 6 games after that game. Miss should keep it
close here.
Play against teams that just won at Alabama the week before: 18-5 ATS in
last 10 years. (Play on Mississippi)
Same system is 15-2 ATS if favored by 7+ (Play on Mississippi)
Same system is 12-1 ATS if favored and vs revenge (Play on Miss)
Play against road favs not off bye after an overtime win: 27-9 ATS Last 17
years (Play on Mississippi)
Play on teams revenging three straight losses of 3-pts in weeks 10+: 16-3
ATS last 20 years. (Play on Mississippi)
Same system is 8-0 ATS if underdog (covering by 15 ppg) (Mississippi)
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 1:59am -
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Marc Lawrence 10* Game Of Year
MICHIGAN
confirmed!
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Nov. 19 2005 2:00am -
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Dunkel Index - Saturday Football
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Dunkel Index - NCAA Football
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19
Boston College 97.8 (2 1/2) Maryland* 95.4
Total Points: 44
Purdue 96.7 (13) Indiana* 83.5
Total Points: 59
Kansas State* 88.8 (1) Missouri 88.2
Total Points: 56 1/2
Northwestern 92.3 (16) Illinois* 76.4
Total Points: 62
Iowa* 104.3 (3) Minnesota 101.1
Total Points: 54 1/2
Central Michigan 78.7 (4) Ball State* 74.7
Total Points: 53 1/2
North Carolina* 94.5 (27) Duke 67.7
Total Points: 51 1/2
South Florida* 92.7 (18) Cincinnati 74.7
Total Points: 46
Georgia* 108.0 (25) Kentucky 82.8
Total Points: 50
LSU 106.7 (19) Mississippi* 87.8
Total Points: 38
Tennessee* 97.8 (14) Vanderbilt 84.1
Total Points: 45
Ohio State 112.3 (4 1/2) Michigan* 107.9
Total Points: 45
Navy* 89.2 (29) Temple 60.5
Total Points: 56 1/2
Eastern Michigan 71.4 (5 1/2) Buffalo* 65.8
Total Points: 40
Arkansas* 93.3 (14) Mississippi State 79.5
Total Points: 37
Texas Tech* 102.9 (8) Oklahoma 94.6
Total Points: 60 1/2
Notre Dame* 112.3 (39 1/2) Syracuse 72.9
Total Points: 52 1/2
Baylor* 83.1 (2) Oklahoma State 81.3
Total Points: 45 1/2
Central Florida 85.1 (11 1/2) Rice* 73.7
Total Points: 61
Boise State* 97.0 (31) Idaho 65.9
Total Points: 60
Nevada 78.4 (8) Utah State* 70.3
Total Points: 58
Washington State 89.8 (0) Washington* 89.8
Total Points: 64 1/2
Auburn* 108.6 (6 1/2) Alabama 101.9
Total Points: 41
Penn State 106.6 (11) Michigan State* 95.9
Total Points: 59
BYU* 95.4 (8 1/2) Utah 86.8
Total Points: 60
Marshall* 80.7 (8) East Carolina 72.7
Total Points: 47 1/2
UTEP* 91.2 (7 1/2) UAB 83.8
Total Points: 55 1/2
San Jose State* 68.2 (6 1/2) New Mexico State 61.6
Total Points: 59 1/2
Oregon* 101.3 (13) Oregon State 88.2
Total Points: 63
Tulsa 88.1 (17) Tulane* 71.4
Total Points: 59
Clemson 99.3 (1) South Carolina* 98.1
Total Points; 45
California 94.6 (1 1/2) Stanford* 93.2
Total Points: 56 1/2
Colorado State 82.3 (14 1/2) UNLV 67.8
Total Points: 54 1/2
Virginia Tech 105.8 (5) Virginia* 100.9
Total Points: 43
New Mexico* 91.7 (14) Air Force 77.9
Total Points: 65 1/2
Southern Mississippi* 88.4 (7 1/2) Memphis 80.9
Total Points: 55
San Diego State* 91.8 (12) Wyoming 79.8
Total Points: 51
USC* 121.8 (20) Fresno State 102.0
Total Points: 67
Houston* 88.2 (12 1/2) SMU 75.8
Total Points: 48
Miami, FL* 114.8 (20) Georgia Tech 95.0
Total Points: 39 1/2
North Carolina St.* 93.3 (19 1/2) Middle Tennessee St. 73.8
Total Points: 36
Army* 79.5 (11) Arkansas State 68.7
Total Points: 45 1/2
UL-Monroe 70.8 (4 1/2) North Texas* 66.2
Total Points: 47 1/2
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Nov. 19 2005 2:00am -
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HSW Early Phone
5* IOWA
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 11:30am -
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Gold Sheet
SP7....Iowa
1.5.....Penn St
1.......Bama,So Car,Vandy
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Nov. 19 2005 11:31am -
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Ats Lock Club
10 Units Iowa -5
10 Units Auburn -7
2 Unit Parley
7 Army -8.5
7 OLE MISS +17
7 Wash +3
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 11:32am -
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Bankersports
5.5unit "big dog" = Oklahoma
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 11:32am -
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Billy Hill
12* "Supa Play" = Kansas State
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 11:33am -
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Jimmy-Z
4.5units "Big T.V. Play" = Miami-Fl.
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Nov. 19 2005 11:34am -
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FINAL SCORE
special-- VIRGINIA TECH
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
GUARANTEED
top-- MICHIGAN
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SUPER SYSTEMS
special-- BOISE STATE
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
WIZARD
special-- CENTRAL FLORIDA,
top-- TULSA, SO MISS, BAYLOR
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
UNIVERSAL
GOY --SOUTHERN CAL
top--NOTRE DAME, MICHIGAN STATE, BAYLOR, TEXAS TECH
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
REED HARRIS
(4-0) BOISE STATE,
top--TULSA,
rg-- south florida, vanderbilt, notre dame, northwestern, purdue
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Nov. 19 2005 11:34am -
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HANK GREEN...
CONF. USA G.O.Y. TULSA
BIG EAST G.O.Y. S. FLOR
WAC G.O.M. SD. ST
6* V-TECH
5* COL ST
5* IOWA
3* CENTRAL FLOR.
FLETCH
12:00 PM 339 Oklahoma +7.5 -107 *2.25
12:00 PM 376 Virginia U 48 -115 *2.75
12:00 PM 324 South Florida -20 -114 * 3.5
12:00 PM 324 South Florida U 48 +101 *3
1:00 PM 312 Indiana +12 -105 *2.25
4:00 PM 356 Michigan State U 55.5 -103 *3
4:30 PM 359 East Carolina 5 +102 *2.75
7:00 PM 372 Stanford 5 -104 * 5
THE REAL ANIMAL
Pick title: 3* Kansas State -3
PAUL LIENER
3* CFB Oklahoma +7.5
UNDER THE RADAR
College - TY - 59-39 +6830 - NFL - TY - 26-12 +4320
5 stars: Iowa, South Florida, Tulsa
3 stars: E.Carolina, Oregon, BYU
2 stars: Penn St, Navy, Notre Dame
MAGLISOA....
HERE ARE HIS PLAYS NOT SURE WHAT HE RATES THEM AS?
OVER IOWA
EAST CAR
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Nov. 19 2005 11:35am -
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Sebastian
100* GOY South Florida (noon)
50* Texas Tech (noon)
20* Maryland
20* Auburn
20* Michigan State
20* Wyoming/SD St Under
10* Arkansas
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Nov. 19 2005 11:35am -
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COLLEGE PENTHOUSE PICKS
5% Vandy (+12) vs. Tennessee
5% UAB (+7.5) vs. UTEP
5% California (-5) vs. Stanford
4% Clemson (-3) vs. S. Carolina
4% Colorado State (-14.5) vs. UNLV
4% San Diego State (-7) vs. Wyoming
3% Iowa (-5) vs. Minnesota
3% Penn State (-8) vs. Michigan State
3% Utah (+10) vs. BYU
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 11:36am -
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PPP
6% GOY Tulsa
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Nov. 19 2005 11:36am -
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Larry Ness San Diego State
Big things were expected out of Wyoming this year. The Cowboys ended 2004 on a five-game winning streak ATS, including 24-21 win over UCLA in the Las Vegas Bowl as 12-point 'dogs'! The Cowboys opened this year 4-1 SU (loss was at Florida!) and extended heir ATS winning streak to 10 but then everything fell apart! Wyoming limps into this game with SD St on a five-game losing streak both SU and ATS. The defense has allowed 34.4 PPG and QB Bramlet has 11 interceptions during the losing streak contributing to the team's 19 giveaways the last five games. Turnovers have been a problem all season long, as Wyoming ranks 115th in turnover margin at minus-12! SD St is no powerhouse but the Aztecs have played two straight solid games, losing at home to 10-1 TCU just 23-20 and then winning at Colorado St just last week, 30-10. In that game QB Kevin O'Connell played well (14-of-24 and two TDs) and a healthy Lynell Hamilton had his second 100-yard game of the year. SD St plays good pass defense (just five TD passes vs 13 INTs) and against pass-first Wyoming, that's good news. In SD State's four wins this year, O'Connell has been very good (9 TDs vs 0 INTs) and the way Wyoming's defense has played lately and with RB Hamilton healthy again, the Aztecs should be fine. This is the team's final home game and since 1992 in this series, the home team has gone 8-3-1 ATS. Add to that Wyoming's recent COLLAPSE plus the fact the Cowboys are 2-19 SU in their last 21 MWC road games and it's all SD St.
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Nov. 19 2005 11:37am -
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Private Players: 6* Tulsa (Steamroller GOY), 5*'s on Vanderbilt, UAB,
California. 4*'s on Clemson, Colorado State, San Diego State. 3*'s on
Iowa, Penn State, and Utah. Totals service is 5* Miami 'UNDER', 4* Virginia
'UNDER', 4* Tulsa 'OVER'.
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 11:48am -
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VEGAS PIPELINE
GOY TEXAS TECH
TOP-- MICHIGAN, BOISE STATE, CLEMSON, GEORGIA
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 11:48am -
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CAROLINA SPORTS 10* GAME OF THE YEAR--MARYLAND
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Nov. 19 2005 11:49am -
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RAINMAN TOP PLAYS
S FLA--BYU--TULSA--
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Nov. 19 2005 11:49am -
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ben burns
college game of the year - tennessee
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Nov. 19 2005 11:50am -
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universal goy
usc
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Nov. 19 2005 11:51am -
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Special K
20*Oregon -13.5
15*Alabama Birmingham +7.5
10*Vanderbilt +12 -- Michigan +3 -- Alabama +7 -- Fresno State +24
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Nov. 19 2005 11:52am -
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NORTHCOAST SMALL COLLEGE
4* ARMY , Buffalo, Navy
3* UL Monroe , Mid Tenn State
2* Ball State
Northcoast
4 Maryland
4 Virginia
4 kansas State
4 Tulsa
3 Washington
3 Baylor
3 Alabama
3 Oklahoma
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Nov. 19 2005 11:52am -
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winningsportsplays
POD
maryland
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 11:53am -
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Root
no limit..mich st
chair..baylor
board..auburn
mili..mich
5000..stanford..
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 11:53am -
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Feist Inner Circle Tulsa
MCGrew Ohio St Alabama Free Iowa Washington
Big Al Free Flor St Syracuse
Lawrence Free Midd Tenn Vandy Mississippi
All Freebies
Cokin Kansas St
Sprietzer Col St N Mexico
Razor Wash St
Wynn Mary Over
Meiser Indy Over
Marco D Utah St
Edge N'west Kans St Boise St
T Scott navy
Dr Bob Virginia
Angland N Dame Fresno Auburn
JB Army
O'neil Purdue
Cin Kid S Carol Ga Tech
Ness SD ST Bost Coll
Veno C Florida
Leonard Iow
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 11:53am -
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Larry Ness
20*Colorado State
10*BYU--USC
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 11:54am -
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L&M Group - 7* Tulsa
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 11:55am -
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sports exchange goy iowa
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 11:56am -
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BRANDON LANE
200 DIME - CLEMSON
100 DIME
Southern Cal
Central Florida
50 DIME
Byu
Northwestern
Nevada
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 11:58am -
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SCOTT SPREITZER-- MOUNTAIN WEST GAME OF THE YEAR--SD ST-
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Nov. 19 2005 12:00pm -
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SCOTT SPREITZER-- MOUNTAIN WEST GAME OF THE YEAR--SD ST-
Carolina Sports
10* GOY: Maryland
MIDWEST INSIDER
5* GOY IOWA
3* penn state, cal over, kentucky
The General's G$ Play
NCAA (53-32-1/+32.5): Saturday NCAA College Football Card:
NCAA G$ Play #1 = (2*) Iowa Hawkeyes -5 (-110)
NCAA G$ Play #2 = (2*) South Florida Bulls -20 (-120)
NCAA G$ Play #3 = (2*) Tulsa Golden Hurricane -14 (-120)
NCAA G$ Play #4 = (2*) Army Black Knights -9 (-120)
NCAA G$ Play #5 = (2*) Vanderbilt Commodores +11 (-110)
NCAA G$ Play #6 = (2*) Maryland Terrapins +2 (-120)
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 12:01pm -
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The Real Animal
5* Penn State
4.5 Stanford
4 South Florida
4 Navy 1st QTR
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 12:01pm -
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Executive:
600 Texas Tech
300 Wash St.
300 Cal
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Nov. 19 2005 12:04pm -
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Fast Eddie Sports
Top Rated Plays (10*) Michigan State Spartans, (10*) Virginia Cavaliers, (10*) East Carolina Pirates, (10*) Tulsa Golden Hurricane and (10*) South Florida Bulls, Regular Plays (5*) Baylor Bears, (5*) Maryland Terrapins, (5*) UAB Blazers and (5*) Indiana Hoos
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 12:05pm -
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larry ness
Ness Plays
Legend: Army
Insider: UAB
GOY: Tulsa
posted by phantom
Nov. 19 2005 12:05pm