CNOTES COLLEGE HOOPS OPINIONS BEST BETS AND NEWS !
- Thread starter Cnotes53
- Start date
- Sep 10, 2018
- 17,748
- 20
- 38
NCAAB
Friday, November 11
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trend Report
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Friday, November 11
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trend Report
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11
| ODU at DREX | 07:00 PM | DREX +2.5 | +500 |
| LONG at GMU | 07:00 PM | LONG +7.0 | +500 |
| IONA at HOF | 07:00 PM | HOF +3.0 | +500 |
| CCSU at MAN | 07:00 PM | CCSU +5.5 | +500 |
| MSM at COPP | 07:00 PM | COPP -1.0 | +500 |
| KSU at CAL | 07:00 PM | KSU -6.0 | +500 |
| BRY at DART | 07:00 PM | BRY -5.5 | +500 |
| SMU at DAY | 07:00 PM | DAY -11.0 | +500 |
| DUQ at UK | 07:00 PM | UK -19.0 O 148.0 | +500 +500 |
| VILL at TEM | 07:00 PM | VILL -4.5 | +500 |
| UNI at RICH | 07:00 PM | RICH -6.0 | +500 |
| SFBK at MINN | 07:00 PM | MINN -15.0 | +500 |
| BGSU at OAK | 07:00 PM | OAK -8.0 | +500 |
| AKR at MSST | 07:00 PM | MSST -5.5 | +500 |
| PEAY at PUR | 07:00 PM | PUR -24.5 | +500 |
| FAU at MISS | 07:00 PM | MISS -6.5 | +500 |
| WVU at PITT | 07:00 PM | WVU -3.0 | +500 |
| KENN at FLA | 07:00 PM | FLA -20.5 | +500 |
| BEL at FUR | 07:00 PM | BEL +9.0 | +500 |
| CAMP at NCST | 07:00 PM | NCST -14.0 | +500 |
| UNCG at MIA | 07:00 PM | UNCG +10.0 | +500 |
| FSU at UCF | 07:00 PM | FSU -2.0 | +500 |
| CLEM at SCAR | 07:00 PM | SCAR +3.5 | +500 |
| COFC at UNC | 07:00 PM | UNC -19.0 | +500 |
| USM at VAN | 07:00 PM | VAN -16.0 | +500 |
| MCNS at TULN | 07:00 PM | TULN -20.0 | +500 |
| CSB at UTAH | 07:00 PM | UTAH -18.5 | +500 |
| STAN at WIS | 07:30 PM | WIS -3.5 | +500 |
NORF at BAY08:00 PM
NORF +27.0
+500
NCAT at IOWA08:00 PM
IOWA -24.5
+500
COLO at GRAM08:00 PM
COLO -14.0
+500
ARPB at OKLA08:00 PM
ARPB +28.0
+500
ACU at TAM08:00 PM
TAM -12.0
+500
PENN at MIZZ08:00 PM
MIZZ -12.0
+500
MONT at XAV08:00 PM
XAV -17.5
+500
FOR at ARK08:00 PM
FOR +19.5
+500
NIU at NW08:00 PM
NIU +17.5
+500
LIB at ALA08:00 PM
ALA -9.5
+500
USF at AUB08:00 PM
USF +20.0
+500
L-IL at UIC08:00 PM
L-IL -10.5
+500
LAM at TCU08:00 PM
LAM +35.0
+500
UTSA at AMCC08:00 PM
AMCC -7.0
+500
CHS at STT08:00 PM
STT -8.5
+500
PRIN at NAVY08:30 PM
PRIN -1.5
+500
ELON at ETSU08:30 PM
ETSU -6.5
+500
UGA at WAKE08:30 PM
UGA +8.0
+500
FAMU at ORST09:00 PM
FAMU +18.5
+500
MONM at UVA09:00 PM
MONM +24.5
U 122.5
+500 +500
EMU at MICH09:00 PM
MICH -17.5
+500
KC at ILL09:00 PM
ILL -25.5
+500
SOU at ARIZ09:00 PM
ARIZ -28.0
+500
YALE at EWU09:30 PM
YALE -2.0
O 148.5
+500 +500
SELA at CSU09:30 PM
CSU -17.5
+500
PRST at PORT10:00 PM
PORT -15.5
+500
WIU at DEP10:00 PM
DEP -15.0
+500
NJIT at CALBA10:00 PM
CALBA -15.5
+500
BYU at SDSU10:30 PM
BYU +11.5
+500
UCI at ORE11:00 PM
ORE -16.5
+500
LBSU at UCLA11:00 PM
UCLA -20.0
+500
UNF at WASH11:00 PM
WASH -16.0
+500
MVSU at HAW11:59 PM
MVSU +25.5
+500
NORF +27.0
+500
NCAT at IOWA08:00 PM
IOWA -24.5
+500
COLO at GRAM08:00 PM
COLO -14.0
+500
ARPB at OKLA08:00 PM
ARPB +28.0
+500
ACU at TAM08:00 PM
TAM -12.0
+500
PENN at MIZZ08:00 PM
MIZZ -12.0
+500
MONT at XAV08:00 PM
XAV -17.5
+500
FOR at ARK08:00 PM
FOR +19.5
+500
NIU at NW08:00 PM
NIU +17.5
+500
LIB at ALA08:00 PM
ALA -9.5
+500
USF at AUB08:00 PM
USF +20.0
+500
L-IL at UIC08:00 PM
L-IL -10.5
+500
LAM at TCU08:00 PM
LAM +35.0
+500
UTSA at AMCC08:00 PM
AMCC -7.0
+500
CHS at STT08:00 PM
STT -8.5
+500
PRIN at NAVY08:30 PM
PRIN -1.5
+500
ELON at ETSU08:30 PM
ETSU -6.5
+500
UGA at WAKE08:30 PM
UGA +8.0
+500
FAMU at ORST09:00 PM
FAMU +18.5
+500
MONM at UVA09:00 PM
MONM +24.5
U 122.5
+500 +500
EMU at MICH09:00 PM
MICH -17.5
+500
KC at ILL09:00 PM
ILL -25.5
+500
SOU at ARIZ09:00 PM
ARIZ -28.0
+500
YALE at EWU09:30 PM
YALE -2.0
O 148.5
+500 +500
SELA at CSU09:30 PM
CSU -17.5
+500
PRST at PORT10:00 PM
PORT -15.5
+500
WIU at DEP10:00 PM
DEP -15.0
+500
NJIT at CALBA10:00 PM
CALBA -15.5
+500
BYU at SDSU10:30 PM
BYU +11.5
+500
UCI at ORE11:00 PM
ORE -16.5
+500
LBSU at UCLA11:00 PM
UCLA -20.0
+500
UNF at WASH11:00 PM
WASH -16.0
+500
MVSU at HAW11:59 PM
MVSU +25.5
+500
NOVEMBER CBB OPINIONS AND BEST BETS !
DATE..........................................W-L-T..............................%%................. .................UNITS
11/11/2022.................................34-29-0..........................53.97%...............................+ 10.50
11/10/2022.................................25-36-1..........................41.13%................. .............- 73.00
11/09/2022..................................10-14-0.........................41.66%.................. ............- 27.00
11/07/2022..............................104-117-5.......................47.12%.................... .........- 123.50
TOTALS..................................173-196-6........................46.88%................. .............-213.00
BEST BETS
11/11/2022............................15-18-0.............................45.45%.............................- 24.00
11/10/2022.............................8-11-0..............................42.10%............. ...............- 20.50
11/09/2022...............................1-5-0..............................16.66%............. ................- 22.50
TOTALS...............................24-34-0.............................41.37%.............. ................- 67.00
DATE..........................................W-L-T..............................%%................. .................UNITS
11/11/2022.................................34-29-0..........................53.97%...............................+ 10.50
11/10/2022.................................25-36-1..........................41.13%................. .............- 73.00
11/09/2022..................................10-14-0.........................41.66%.................. ............- 27.00
11/07/2022..............................104-117-5.......................47.12%.................... .........- 123.50
TOTALS..................................173-196-6........................46.88%................. .............-213.00
BEST BETS
11/11/2022............................15-18-0.............................45.45%.............................- 24.00
11/10/2022.............................8-11-0..............................42.10%............. ...............- 20.50
11/09/2022...............................1-5-0..............................16.66%............. ................- 22.50
TOTALS...............................24-34-0.............................41.37%.............. ................- 67.00
- Sep 10, 2018
- 17,748
- 20
- 38
Armadillo Sports
Saturday’s 6-pack
NFL leaders in rushing yards:
870— Derrick Henry, Tenn
841— Nick Chubb, Clev
779— Saquon Barkley, NJG
743— Josh Jacobs, LV
680— Travis Etienne, Jax
678— Dameon Pierce, Hst
Quote of the Day
“When you hire your drinking buddy to be the head coach of an NFL football team, it is one of the most disrespectful things I have ever seen in my entire life to the commitment, the lifestyle and the experience that it takes to be an NFL coach………”
Former NFL lineman Joe Thomas, talking about the Colts’ situation
Saturday’s quiz
Where did Klay Thompson play his college basketball?
Friday’s quiz
Jacob deGrom played his college baseball at Stetson.
Thursday’s quiz
In 1972, Robert Irsay briefly owned the LA Rams before he dealt them to Carroll Rosenbloom for the Baltimore Colts, in an unusual trade.
***************************
Saturday’s Den: Wrapping up the first Friday of college basketball
— Say you’re a general manager for a major league ballclub ; your team just won the World Series, 4th time in six years they’ve been in the World Series. Your life is good, right?
James Click is 44; he had worked his way up the Tampa Bay Rays’ organization from an intern position, before landing the Houston Astros’ GM job in 2020. His Astros lost the World Series last year, won the World Series this year, but was only offered a 1-year contract going forward.
Click turned down the 1-year offer and is gone from Houston. Technically the sides “parted ways” but the reality is, Houston owner Jim Crane let him walk.
Curious to see where the Astros go from here.
— Gonzaga 64, Michigan State 63
Spartans led by 12 with 16:24 left in game.
Timme had 22 points, 13 rebounds, made only 4-10 on foul line.
Michigan State shot 25% in second half.
Game was played outdoors, on a battleship in San Diego.
— Michigan 88, Eastern Michigan 83
This was a fun game, had a March feel to it.
Eastern Michigan led 45-42 at halftime.
Eagles led 73-69 with 6:00 left.
Emoni Bates scored 30 points in his EMU debut.
— Temple 68, Villanova 64
Owls lost their opener to Wagner; this makes up for it.
Villanova was 2-7 on arc, for the whole game.
Villanova had won its last seven games with Temple.
— Cal-Irvine 69, Oregon 56
Anteaters made 12-28 on arc, led by 27 at one point.
This is a great win for the Big West Conference.
Irvine G Davis was 6-14 on the arc, 2-3 inside arc, had 0 turnovers.
— San Diego State 82, BYU 75
BYU led by 10 early in second half.
Foul shots: BYU 10-16, Aztecs 26-37
San Diego State was +10 in turnovers (20-10)
— West Virginia 81, Pitt 56
Mountaineers shot 62% inside arc.
West Virginia was +8 in turnovers (19-11)
Pitt hasn’t had a winning season sine 2015-16.
— North Carolina 102, Charleston 86
Visiting Cougars led 50-43 at halftime.
Foul shots: UNC 27-38, Charleston 6-9
Tar Heels shot 30-38 (78.9%) inside the arc.
— Toledo 93, UAB 85
Favored UAB led 46-39 at halftime.
Toledo forced 22 turnovers, shot 58% inside arc.
Rockets were 47-17 last two years, 32-7 in MAC games.
— Wisconsin 60, Stanford 50
This game was at Miller Park in Milwaukee, where the Brewers play
Badegrs were 5-20 on the arc, Stanford 1-16.
Only one Stanford player scored in double figures.
— South Carolina 60, Clemson 58
Gamecocks survived 19 turnovers, 6-13 shooting on foul line.
— Central Florida 68, Florida State 54
Seminoles open season with losses to Stetson, UCF.
FSU center McLeod got hurt (achilles), will miss 4-6 weeks.
— Hofstra 83, Iona 78
Hofstra opens season with wins over Princeton, Iona.
Pride played only seven guys; the 7th guy played 5:00.
Iona was +11 on boards (39-28)
— Wake Forest 81, Georgia 71
Wake Forest was up 19 at halftime.
Deacons shot 18-27 (66.7%) inside the arc.
— Missouri 92, Penn 85
Tigers scored 97-92 points in winning their first two games.
Penn was 16-32 on arc, Mizzou 16-35.
Qualers turned ball over 19 times, Missouri 9.
— Grambling 83, Colorado 74
Grambling never trailed, led 46-32 at halftime.
— Fullerton 74, Pepperdine 71
Titans were +9 in turnovers (17-8)
Pepperdine shot 55.9% inside arc.
Fullerton had 16 offensive rebounds.
Saturday’s 6-pack
NFL leaders in rushing yards:
870— Derrick Henry, Tenn
841— Nick Chubb, Clev
779— Saquon Barkley, NJG
743— Josh Jacobs, LV
680— Travis Etienne, Jax
678— Dameon Pierce, Hst
Quote of the Day
“When you hire your drinking buddy to be the head coach of an NFL football team, it is one of the most disrespectful things I have ever seen in my entire life to the commitment, the lifestyle and the experience that it takes to be an NFL coach………”
Former NFL lineman Joe Thomas, talking about the Colts’ situation
Saturday’s quiz
Where did Klay Thompson play his college basketball?
Friday’s quiz
Jacob deGrom played his college baseball at Stetson.
Thursday’s quiz
In 1972, Robert Irsay briefly owned the LA Rams before he dealt them to Carroll Rosenbloom for the Baltimore Colts, in an unusual trade.
***************************
Saturday’s Den: Wrapping up the first Friday of college basketball
— Say you’re a general manager for a major league ballclub ; your team just won the World Series, 4th time in six years they’ve been in the World Series. Your life is good, right?
James Click is 44; he had worked his way up the Tampa Bay Rays’ organization from an intern position, before landing the Houston Astros’ GM job in 2020. His Astros lost the World Series last year, won the World Series this year, but was only offered a 1-year contract going forward.
Click turned down the 1-year offer and is gone from Houston. Technically the sides “parted ways” but the reality is, Houston owner Jim Crane let him walk.
Curious to see where the Astros go from here.
— Gonzaga 64, Michigan State 63
Spartans led by 12 with 16:24 left in game.
Timme had 22 points, 13 rebounds, made only 4-10 on foul line.
Michigan State shot 25% in second half.
Game was played outdoors, on a battleship in San Diego.
— Michigan 88, Eastern Michigan 83
This was a fun game, had a March feel to it.
Eastern Michigan led 45-42 at halftime.
Eagles led 73-69 with 6:00 left.
Emoni Bates scored 30 points in his EMU debut.
— Temple 68, Villanova 64
Owls lost their opener to Wagner; this makes up for it.
Villanova was 2-7 on arc, for the whole game.
Villanova had won its last seven games with Temple.
— Cal-Irvine 69, Oregon 56
Anteaters made 12-28 on arc, led by 27 at one point.
This is a great win for the Big West Conference.
Irvine G Davis was 6-14 on the arc, 2-3 inside arc, had 0 turnovers.
— San Diego State 82, BYU 75
BYU led by 10 early in second half.
Foul shots: BYU 10-16, Aztecs 26-37
San Diego State was +10 in turnovers (20-10)
— West Virginia 81, Pitt 56
Mountaineers shot 62% inside arc.
West Virginia was +8 in turnovers (19-11)
Pitt hasn’t had a winning season sine 2015-16.
— North Carolina 102, Charleston 86
Visiting Cougars led 50-43 at halftime.
Foul shots: UNC 27-38, Charleston 6-9
Tar Heels shot 30-38 (78.9%) inside the arc.
— Toledo 93, UAB 85
Favored UAB led 46-39 at halftime.
Toledo forced 22 turnovers, shot 58% inside arc.
Rockets were 47-17 last two years, 32-7 in MAC games.
— Wisconsin 60, Stanford 50
This game was at Miller Park in Milwaukee, where the Brewers play
Badegrs were 5-20 on the arc, Stanford 1-16.
Only one Stanford player scored in double figures.
— South Carolina 60, Clemson 58
Gamecocks survived 19 turnovers, 6-13 shooting on foul line.
— Central Florida 68, Florida State 54
Seminoles open season with losses to Stetson, UCF.
FSU center McLeod got hurt (achilles), will miss 4-6 weeks.
— Hofstra 83, Iona 78
Hofstra opens season with wins over Princeton, Iona.
Pride played only seven guys; the 7th guy played 5:00.
Iona was +11 on boards (39-28)
— Wake Forest 81, Georgia 71
Wake Forest was up 19 at halftime.
Deacons shot 18-27 (66.7%) inside the arc.
— Missouri 92, Penn 85
Tigers scored 97-92 points in winning their first two games.
Penn was 16-32 on arc, Mizzou 16-35.
Qualers turned ball over 19 times, Missouri 9.
— Grambling 83, Colorado 74
Grambling never trailed, led 46-32 at halftime.
— Fullerton 74, Pepperdine 71
Titans were +9 in turnovers (17-8)
Pepperdine shot 55.9% inside arc.
Fullerton had 16 offensive rebounds.
- Sep 10, 2018
- 17,748
- 20
- 38
NCAAB
Saturday, November 12
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trend Report
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Saturday, November 12
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trend Report
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12
| WIGB at GTWN | GTWN -17.5 | +500 | |
| SPU at HALL | SPU +16.5 | +500 | |
| JMU at BUFF | 01:00 PM | BUFF +2.5 | +500 |
| CLEVST at OHIO | 01:00 PM | OHIO -9.5 | +500 |
| STONE at ARMY | 01:00 PM | ARMY -11.5 | +500 |
| WRST at LOU | 01:00 PM | WRST +4.5 | +500 |
| SIUE at PFW | 01:00 PM | PFW -10.0 | +500 |
| BALL at INST | 02:00 PM | BALL +9.5 | +500 |
| UMASS at RUTG | 02:00 PM | RUTG -13.5 | +500 |
| WAG at LAS | 03:00 PM | LAS -7.0 | +500 |
| JKST at TLSA | 03:00 PM | TLSA -12.5 | +500 |
| NIAG at BUCK | 04:00 PM | BUCK -1.5 | +500 |
| TXST at URI | 04:00 PM | URI -7.5 | +500 |
| MTU at WIN | 04:00 PM | WIN +2.5 | +500 |
| WOF at HP | 04:00 PM | WOF -2.5 | +500 |
| ALCN at WICH | 04:00 PM | WICH -15.0 | +500 |
| PRE at ECU | 04:00 PM | ECU -6.5 | +500 |
| NAU at UVU | 04:00 PM | UVU -9.0 | +500 |
| GRC at NEV | 04:00 PM | GRC +1.0 | +500 |
| LAF at SJU | 06:00 PM | SJU -23.5 | +500 |
| ARST at LSU | 06:00 PM | LSU -18.5 | +500 |
| IW at UNLV | 06:00 PM | UNLV -24.0 | +500 |
MORG at VCU07:00 PM
VCU -19.5
+500
GT at GSU07:00 PM
GT -1.5
+500
SBON at CAN07:00 PM
CAN +6.0
+500
BING at MRST07:00 PM
BING +2.5
+500
EVAN at SLU07:00 PM
SLU -23.5
+500
HART at SFPA07:00 PM
SFPA -10.0
+500
WSU at BSU07:00 PM
WSU -2.0
+500
ALBY at SIE07:30 PM
SIE -4.5
+500
NE at PROV08:00 PM
O 130.5
+500
BELL at MORE08:00 PM
BELL +1.5
+500
ILST at NWST08:00 PM
ILST -3.0
+500
NMSU at UTEP09:00 PM
UTEP -1.0
+500
UCD at LMU10:00 PM
LMU -6.5
+500
CSUS at UCSD10:00 PM
CSUS +1.5
+500
VCU -19.5
+500
GT at GSU07:00 PM
GT -1.5
+500
SBON at CAN07:00 PM
CAN +6.0
+500
BING at MRST07:00 PM
BING +2.5
+500
EVAN at SLU07:00 PM
SLU -23.5
+500
HART at SFPA07:00 PM
SFPA -10.0
+500
WSU at BSU07:00 PM
WSU -2.0
+500
ALBY at SIE07:30 PM
SIE -4.5
+500
NE at PROV08:00 PM
O 130.5
+500
BELL at MORE08:00 PM
BELL +1.5
+500
ILST at NWST08:00 PM
ILST -3.0
+500
NMSU at UTEP09:00 PM
UTEP -1.0
+500
UCD at LMU10:00 PM
LMU -6.5
+500
CSUS at UCSD10:00 PM
CSUS +1.5
+500
NOVEMBER CBB OPINIONS AND BEST BETS !
DATE..........................................W-L-T..............................%%................. .................UNITS
11/12/2022.................................17-19-0..........................47.22.................. ................- 19.50
11/11/2022.................................34-29-0..........................53.97%................. ..............+ 10.50
11/10/2022.................................25-36-1..........................41.13%................. .............- 73.00
11/09/2022..................................10-14-0.........................41.66%.................. ............- 27.00
11/07/2022..............................104-117-5.......................47.12%.................... .........- 123.50
TOTALS....................................190-215-6........................46.91%................. .............-232.50
BEST BETS
11/12/2022..............................8-9-0................................47.05%........... ..................- 9.50
11/11/2022............................15-18-0.............................45.45%.............. ...............- 24.00
11/10/2022.............................8-11-0..............................42.10%............. ...............- 20.50
11/09/2022...............................1-5-0..............................16.66%............. ................- 22.50
TOTALS..................................32-43-0.............................42.66%.............. ................- 76.50
DATE..........................................W-L-T..............................%%................. .................UNITS
11/12/2022.................................17-19-0..........................47.22.................. ................- 19.50
11/11/2022.................................34-29-0..........................53.97%................. ..............+ 10.50
11/10/2022.................................25-36-1..........................41.13%................. .............- 73.00
11/09/2022..................................10-14-0.........................41.66%.................. ............- 27.00
11/07/2022..............................104-117-5.......................47.12%.................... .........- 123.50
TOTALS....................................190-215-6........................46.91%................. .............-232.50
BEST BETS
11/12/2022..............................8-9-0................................47.05%........... ..................- 9.50
11/11/2022............................15-18-0.............................45.45%.............. ...............- 24.00
11/10/2022.............................8-11-0..............................42.10%............. ...............- 20.50
11/09/2022...............................1-5-0..............................16.66%............. ................- 22.50
TOTALS..................................32-43-0.............................42.66%.............. ................- 76.50
- Sep 10, 2018
- 17,748
- 20
- 38
Armadillo Sports
Sunday’s 6-pack
Odds to score first TD in Sunday’s 1:00 NFL games:
Odds from South Point Casino in Las Vegas
7-1— Chiefs
8-1— Bears, Dolphins
9-1— Lions, Browns
10-1— Bills, Giants
12-1— Vikings, Jaguars, Titans
15-1— Saints, Broncos
18-1— Texans, Steelers
Quote of the Day
“The great players didn’t become great by sitting on their ass.”
Bob Huggins
Sunday’s quiz
Which NFL team was last one to go 0-16 in a season?
Saturday’s quiz
Klay Thompson played his college basketball at Washington State.
Friday’s quiz
Jacob deGrom played his college baseball at Stetson.
****************************
Sunday’s Den: Wrapping up a sports Saturday
— Alabama 30, Ole Miss 24
Alabama outscored Ole Miss 13-0 over final 22:00 of game.
Crimson Tide scored TD with 0:08 left in first half, trailed 17-14 at half.
This result puts LSU in SEC Championship game.
Rebels converted 8-16 on third down, were 0-3 on 4th down
— LSU 13, Arkansas 10
Arkansas wound up playing its #3 QB most of this game.
LSU survives a flat effort after beating Alabama last week.
Total yardage: 284-249, LSU
— Vanderbilt 24, Kentucky 21
Commodores snap a 26-game SEC losing streak.
Vandy drove 80 yards, scored game-winning TD with 0:32 left.
Commodores converted 11-17 third down plays.
— Pittsburgh 37, Virginia 7
Virginia’s first play: 29-yard pick-6
Virginia’s second play: 39-yard pick-6
0:16 into game, Pitt led 14-0.
Virginia’s third play was a draw play for no gain; the home fans cheered.
— West Virginia 23, Oklahoma 20
Mountaineers kicked a 25-yard FG at the gun for the win.
This is West Virginia’s first Big X win over the Sooners.
Oklahoma scored 2 points when West Virginia botched the snap on a PAT.
WVU was 7-19 on third down, Oklahoma 1-11
Sooners are a disappointing 5-5 this season.
— UConn 36, Liberty 33
UConn threw 30-yard TD pass with 5:43 left for the game-winning TD.
Huskies are bowl eligible for first time since 2015.
UConn is 8-2 against the spread this year.
— College Football Upsets of the Week:
Arizona (+20) 34, UCLA 28
Boston College (+19) 21, NC State 20
Vanderbilt (+18) 24, Kentucky 21
UConn (+14) 36, Liberty 33
UL-Monroe (+13.5) 31, Georgia State 28
Washington (+13) 37, Oregon 34
West Virginia (+8) 23, Oklahoma 20
TCU (+7) 17, Texas 10
Purdue (+6.5) 31, Illinois 24
— Houston 43, Temple 36
Houston threw a 44-yard TD pass with 0:40 left for the win.
Owls’ QB EJ Warner was 42-59/486 passing, with three TD’s.
Houston is 6-4 and is now bowl eligible.
— TCU 17, Texas 10:
10-0 TCU was a 7-point underdog to 6-4 Texas. Go figure.
Total yardage was 283-199, TCU
Longhorns converted once in 13 third down plays.
— North Carolina 36, Wake Forest 34
Tar Heels kicked 33-yard FG with 2:12 left for the winning points.
Third straight loss for Wake Forest, giving up 48-30-36 points.
North Carolina wins Coastal Division, will play Clemson in ACC title game.
— Central Florida 38, Tulane 31
UCF QB Plumlee ran for 176 yards, two TD’s; threw for 132 yards and another TD.
UCF ran ball for 336 yards, converted 10-18 on third down.
Both teams are 8-2, 5-1 in the AAC.
— Tennessee 66, Missouri 24— Back in July, Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz took a shot at Tennessee’s issues with the NCAA; the alleged violations happened under the previous coaching regime. Vols led this game 59-24 in last 3:00; they were running no-huddle offense, throwing the ball (with their 2nd unit), scored a meaningless TD with 0:36 left to rub salt in the wound.
This game was 28-24 with 8:55 left in third quarter; Tennessee dominated from there. Vols gained 724 yards, averaging 7.1 yards/rush, 12.1 yards/pass.
— Washington 37, Oregon 34
This game was on FOX so I couldn’t watch it, seeing how DirecTV and Mission Broadcasting are greedy bastards who can’t agree on $$$, so that station is blacked out in Albany.
Washington tied game on 62-yard TD pass with 3:07 left.
Huskies won game with a 43-yard FG with 0:51 left.
Total yardage: 592-522, Oregon. Ducks ran football for 312 yards.
College Basketball Notes:
— Wright State 73, Louisville 72— Cardinals are first team since Arkansas State in 1991-92 to start a season 0-2, with two one-point losses.
— Alcorn State 66, Wichita State 57— Shockers went 303-84 in Gregg Marshall’s last 11 years coaching there; they fired him after there were multiple allegations of verbal and physical abuse from former players.
Wichita is 32-20 since then, 17-11 in conference games.
— Boise State 71, Washington State 61— Good win for the Mountain West Conference.
— James Madison 97, Buffalo 62— Dukes scored 106-97 points in winning their first two Division I games- they scored 1.41, 1.09 points/possession in those games.
Sunday’s 6-pack
Odds to score first TD in Sunday’s 1:00 NFL games:
Odds from South Point Casino in Las Vegas
7-1— Chiefs
8-1— Bears, Dolphins
9-1— Lions, Browns
10-1— Bills, Giants
12-1— Vikings, Jaguars, Titans
15-1— Saints, Broncos
18-1— Texans, Steelers
Quote of the Day
“The great players didn’t become great by sitting on their ass.”
Bob Huggins
Sunday’s quiz
Which NFL team was last one to go 0-16 in a season?
Saturday’s quiz
Klay Thompson played his college basketball at Washington State.
Friday’s quiz
Jacob deGrom played his college baseball at Stetson.
****************************
Sunday’s Den: Wrapping up a sports Saturday
— Alabama 30, Ole Miss 24
Alabama outscored Ole Miss 13-0 over final 22:00 of game.
Crimson Tide scored TD with 0:08 left in first half, trailed 17-14 at half.
This result puts LSU in SEC Championship game.
Rebels converted 8-16 on third down, were 0-3 on 4th down
— LSU 13, Arkansas 10
Arkansas wound up playing its #3 QB most of this game.
LSU survives a flat effort after beating Alabama last week.
Total yardage: 284-249, LSU
— Vanderbilt 24, Kentucky 21
Commodores snap a 26-game SEC losing streak.
Vandy drove 80 yards, scored game-winning TD with 0:32 left.
Commodores converted 11-17 third down plays.
— Pittsburgh 37, Virginia 7
Virginia’s first play: 29-yard pick-6
Virginia’s second play: 39-yard pick-6
0:16 into game, Pitt led 14-0.
Virginia’s third play was a draw play for no gain; the home fans cheered.
— West Virginia 23, Oklahoma 20
Mountaineers kicked a 25-yard FG at the gun for the win.
This is West Virginia’s first Big X win over the Sooners.
Oklahoma scored 2 points when West Virginia botched the snap on a PAT.
WVU was 7-19 on third down, Oklahoma 1-11
Sooners are a disappointing 5-5 this season.
— UConn 36, Liberty 33
UConn threw 30-yard TD pass with 5:43 left for the game-winning TD.
Huskies are bowl eligible for first time since 2015.
UConn is 8-2 against the spread this year.
— College Football Upsets of the Week:
Arizona (+20) 34, UCLA 28
Boston College (+19) 21, NC State 20
Vanderbilt (+18) 24, Kentucky 21
UConn (+14) 36, Liberty 33
UL-Monroe (+13.5) 31, Georgia State 28
Washington (+13) 37, Oregon 34
West Virginia (+8) 23, Oklahoma 20
TCU (+7) 17, Texas 10
Purdue (+6.5) 31, Illinois 24
— Houston 43, Temple 36
Houston threw a 44-yard TD pass with 0:40 left for the win.
Owls’ QB EJ Warner was 42-59/486 passing, with three TD’s.
Houston is 6-4 and is now bowl eligible.
— TCU 17, Texas 10:
10-0 TCU was a 7-point underdog to 6-4 Texas. Go figure.
Total yardage was 283-199, TCU
Longhorns converted once in 13 third down plays.
— North Carolina 36, Wake Forest 34
Tar Heels kicked 33-yard FG with 2:12 left for the winning points.
Third straight loss for Wake Forest, giving up 48-30-36 points.
North Carolina wins Coastal Division, will play Clemson in ACC title game.
— Central Florida 38, Tulane 31
UCF QB Plumlee ran for 176 yards, two TD’s; threw for 132 yards and another TD.
UCF ran ball for 336 yards, converted 10-18 on third down.
Both teams are 8-2, 5-1 in the AAC.
— Tennessee 66, Missouri 24— Back in July, Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz took a shot at Tennessee’s issues with the NCAA; the alleged violations happened under the previous coaching regime. Vols led this game 59-24 in last 3:00; they were running no-huddle offense, throwing the ball (with their 2nd unit), scored a meaningless TD with 0:36 left to rub salt in the wound.
This game was 28-24 with 8:55 left in third quarter; Tennessee dominated from there. Vols gained 724 yards, averaging 7.1 yards/rush, 12.1 yards/pass.
— Washington 37, Oregon 34
This game was on FOX so I couldn’t watch it, seeing how DirecTV and Mission Broadcasting are greedy bastards who can’t agree on $$$, so that station is blacked out in Albany.
Washington tied game on 62-yard TD pass with 3:07 left.
Huskies won game with a 43-yard FG with 0:51 left.
Total yardage: 592-522, Oregon. Ducks ran football for 312 yards.
College Basketball Notes:
— Wright State 73, Louisville 72— Cardinals are first team since Arkansas State in 1991-92 to start a season 0-2, with two one-point losses.
— Alcorn State 66, Wichita State 57— Shockers went 303-84 in Gregg Marshall’s last 11 years coaching there; they fired him after there were multiple allegations of verbal and physical abuse from former players.
Wichita is 32-20 since then, 17-11 in conference games.
— Boise State 71, Washington State 61— Good win for the Mountain West Conference.
— James Madison 97, Buffalo 62— Dukes scored 106-97 points in winning their first two Division I games- they scored 1.41, 1.09 points/possession in those games.
