NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL NOTES, NEWS OPINIONS AND BEST BETS THRU MARCH MADNESS !
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Saturday, November 18
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Saturday, November 18
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18
| Game | Time(ET) | Pick | Units |
|---|---|---|---|
| L-MD at SH | 11:00 AM | SH -2.5 U 151.5 | +500 +500 |
| WAG at HALL | 12:00 PM | HALL -18.0 U 129.5 | +500 +500 |
| MSM at GTWN | 12:00 PM | GTWN -9.0 U 135.0 | +500 +500 |
| MSST at WSU | 12:00 PM | WSU +7.5 O 132.5 | +500 +500 |
| CLMB at TEM | 01:00 PM | TEM -12.5 U 148.5 | +500 +500 |
| CLEVST at EMU | 01:00 PM | CLEVST -7.0 U 144.5 | +500 +500 |
| AAMU at LIP | 01:00 PM | LIP -12.5 U 148.0 | +500 +500 |
| UNH at GW | 01:00 PM | GW -9.5 U 151.5 | +500 +500 |
| SIND at LAS | 02:00 PM | LAS -14.0 U 143.5 | +500 +500 |
| PRIN at MONM | 02:00 PM | PRIN -8.0 U 139.0 | +500 +500 |
| SEA at VCU | 02:00 PM | SEA +8.0 O 137.0 | +500 +500 |
| BALL at EVAN | 02:00 PM | EVAN +1.0 O 144.5 | +500 +500 |
| DETU at OHIO | 02:00 PM | DETU +16.5 O 155.0 | +500 +500 |
| VMI at NAU | 02:00 PM | VMI +4.0 O 152.0 | +500 +500 |
| NIU at UALR | 02:00 PM | NIU -3.0 U 157.0 | +500 +500 |
| NWST at PRE | 02:00 PM | PRE -7.0 U 142.5 | +500 +500 |
| SCUS at MINN | 02:00 PM | MINN -12.0 U 142.5 | +500 +500 |
| URI at NW | 02:30 PM | URI +9.0 O 134.0 | +500 +500 |
| NCCU at LONG | 03:00 PM | LONG -9.5 U 134.5 | +500 +500 |
| SJSU at NORF | 03:15 PM | SJSU -4.5 U 137.5 | +500 +500 |
| MRST at BING | 03:30 PM | BING -2.5 U 131.0 | +500 +500 |
| COPP at EIU | 03:30 PM | EIU -6.0 U 135.5 | +500 +500 |
| PENN at UMES | 04:00 PM | PENN -10.5 U 140.0 | +500 +500 |
| NEB at ORST | 04:00 PM | ORST +8.5 O 136.0 | +500 +500 |
| WEBB at COLG | 04:00 PM | COLG -4.5 O 143.0 | +500 +500 |
| UNO at L-IL | 04:00 PM | L-IL -14.5 O 151.0 | +500 +500 |
| MCNS at WCU | 04:00 PM | WCU -5.5 O 144.5 | +500 +500 |
| PFW at SDAK | 04:30 PM | PFW -3.0 U 156.0 | +500 +500 |
| INDPU at WIN | 05:00 PM | WIN -12.0 O 145.5 | +500 +500 |
| HARV at BC | 05:00 PM | HARV +6.0 O 138.5 | +500 +500 |
| LAM at PAC | 05:00 PM | LAM +11.0 O 149.0 | +500 +500 |
| ME at UNF | 05:00 PM | ME -2.0 U 146.5 | +500 +500 |
| CP at PRST | 05:30 PM | PRST -10.0 U 141.0 | +500 +500 |
| HAMP at FGCU | 05:45 PM | HAMP +10.5 O 148.0 | +500 +500 |
| FAIR at QNC | 06:00 PM | FAIR +2.5 O 154.5 | +500 +500 |
| YALE at WEB | 06:00 PM | YALE -5.0 U 134.5 | +500 +500 |
| HOW at RUTG | 06:00 PM | RUTG -14.5 U 143.0 | +500 +500 |
| BRY at FAU | 06:00 PM | FAU -22.0 U 154.0 | +500 +500 |
| NAVY at UCSD | 07:00 PM | UCSD -7.5 U 135.5 | +500 +500 |
| ELON at HC | 07:30 PM | ELON -1.5 U 144.5 | +500 +500 |
| SELA at SCU | 08:00 PM | SCU -16.0 O 156.0 | +500 +500 |
| STT at CALBA | 08:00 PM | CALBA -7.5 U 132.0 | +500 +500 |
| JVST at NORAL | 08:15 PM | JVST +2.0 O 142.5 | +500 +500 |
| TXSO at CREI | 08:30 PM | CREI -28.5 O 146.5 | +500 +500 |
| IW at ARPB | 08:30 PM | ARPB -5.5 U 158.5 | +500 +500 |
| MORG at BYU | 09:00 PM | BYU -30.0 U 156.5 | +500 +500 |
| UNCO at NMSU | 09:00 PM | NMSU -7.5 O 145.0 | +500 +500 |
| PORT at NEV | 10:00 PM | NEV -13.5 O 148.5 | +500 +500 |
Completed Picks
Past Completed Picks| Date | W-L-T | % | Units | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11/18/2023 | 44-50-2 | 46.88% | -5500 | Detail |
| 11/17/2023 | 72-55-3 | 56.54% | +5750 | Detail |
| 11/16/2023 | 23-33-2 | 41.38% | -6650 | Detail |
| 11/15/2023 | 30-27-1 | 52.59% | +150 | Detail |
| 11/14/2023 | 57-56-1 | 50.44% | -2300 | Detail |
| 11/13/2023 | 30-24-0 | 55.56% | +1800 | Detail |
| 11/12/2023 | 23-28-1 | 45.19% | -3900 | Detail |
| 11/11/2023 | 43-50-1 | 46.28% | -6000 | Detail |
| 11/10/2023 | 74-65-1 | 53.21% | +1250 | Detail |
| 11/09/2023 | 28-28-2 | 50.00% | -1400 | Detail |
| 11/08/2023 | 9-15-0 | 37.50% | -3750 | Detail |
| 11/07/2023 | 13-14-0 | 48.15% | -1200 | Detail |
| 11/06/2023 | 122-94-0 | 56.48% | +9300 | Detail |
COLLEGE HOOPS BEST BEST AND OPINIONS FOR NOVEMBER !
11/18/2023........................18 - 18 - 0...................50.00%..........................- 9.00
11/17/2023........................42 - 31 - 1...................57.53%..........................+ 39.50
11/16/2023........................22 - 33 - 2...................40.00%...........................- 71.50
11/15/2023........................16 - 14 - 1...................53.33%...........................+ 3.00
11/14/2023........................27 - 36 - 1...................42.85%...........................- 63.00
11/13/2023........................10 - 12 - 0...................45.45%...........................- 10.00
11/12/2023........................17 - 18 - 0...................48.57%...........................- 14.00
11/11/2023........................24 - 22 - 1....................52.17%...........................- 1.00
11/10/2023........................38 - 32..........................54.28%...........................+ 14.00
11/09/2023........................16 - 13..........................55.17%...........................+ 8.50
11/08/2023............................6 - 8...........................42.85%...........................- 14.00
11/07/2023..........................11 - 7..........................61.11%...........................+ 16.50
11/06/2023..........................46 - 36.......................56.09%...........................+ 32.00
TOTALS...............................293 - 280......................51.13%............................- 69.00
11/18/2023........................18 - 18 - 0...................50.00%..........................- 9.00
11/17/2023........................42 - 31 - 1...................57.53%..........................+ 39.50
11/16/2023........................22 - 33 - 2...................40.00%...........................- 71.50
11/15/2023........................16 - 14 - 1...................53.33%...........................+ 3.00
11/14/2023........................27 - 36 - 1...................42.85%...........................- 63.00
11/13/2023........................10 - 12 - 0...................45.45%...........................- 10.00
11/12/2023........................17 - 18 - 0...................48.57%...........................- 14.00
11/11/2023........................24 - 22 - 1....................52.17%...........................- 1.00
11/10/2023........................38 - 32..........................54.28%...........................+ 14.00
11/09/2023........................16 - 13..........................55.17%...........................+ 8.50
11/08/2023............................6 - 8...........................42.85%...........................- 14.00
11/07/2023..........................11 - 7..........................61.11%...........................+ 16.50
11/06/2023..........................46 - 36.......................56.09%...........................+ 32.00
TOTALS...............................293 - 280......................51.13%............................- 69.00
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Sunday’s 6-pack:
All-time passing yards leaders for the Cincinnati Bengals:
32,838 yards— Ken Anderson
31,594— Andy Dalton
27,149— Boomer Esiason
22,694— Carson Palmer
15,134— Jeff Blake
14,083— Joe Burrow
Quote of the Day
“That does mean a lot to be quite honest with you. Being at Purdue, we worked hard to win games. Getting to the Big Ten championship was as good as any accomplishment I had there, and we had some big wins. So, we come here, Year 1, to find a way to get to this championship game means a whole lot.
It just shows that if you’re willing to put in the work, surround yourself with good people, allow others to buy in and work together, take the blame when things aren’t going well, good things can normally happen.”
Louisville coach Jeff Brohm
Sunday’s quiz
Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh was an NFL QB for 14 years, playing for four different teams; what team did he play the most games with?
Saturday’s quiz
Luxor Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas is shaped like a pyramid.
Friday’s quiz
In 1996, Cleveland Browns moved to Baltimore and re-branded as the Ravens; Vinny Testaverde was the Ravens’ QB that first season in Baltimore.
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Why would one of the best programs in the country play a I-AA team?
Do they charge less for tickets to this game, which ended 66-10?
(I know, they probably don’t)
Seriously, play a Sun Belt team, play a MAC team, play a service academy team or some other stiff, but for Pete’s sake, DO NOT play a freakin’ I-AA team. It is spineless.
— New Mexico State 31, Auburn 10
Boosters at Auburn ain’t going to be happy with this score.
From 2018-21, New Mexico State was 8-30 SU.
In two years under Jerry Kill, Aggies are 16-9- they’ve covered 9 in a row.
Auburn is 6-5; they play Alabama next. Oy.
— UCLA 38, USC 20
Trojans lost five of last six games, after a 6-0 start.
USC allowed 34+ points in each of their last eight games.
UCLA is 7-4, will be favored next week; does this save Chip Kelly’s job?
— UNLV 31, Air Force 27
UNLV trailed 27-14 at halftime; AF didn’t score in 2nd half.
Rebels averaged 11.7 yards/pass attempt.
UNLV plays San Jose State next week; they could go to MW title game.
No matter what, Rebels are going bowling for first time since 2013.
— Louisville 38, Miami 31
Louisville threw 58-yard TD pass with 4:17 left for game-winning TD.
Cardinals will play in ACC title game for first time (vs Florida State)
Last year, Jeff Brohm led Purdue to their first Big 14 title game- good coach.
Miami is 6-5, 11-12 in two years under Mario Cristobal.
— Florida State also played a I-AA team this week, North Alabama; Seminoles’ QB Jordan Travis hurt his ankle and is done for the season. Big loss for Florida State.
— Appalachian State 26, James Madison 23 OT
First loss of the season for James Madison.
JMU tied game on an 11-yard TD pass with 0:57 left.
— Upsets of the Week:
New Mexico State (+25.5) 31, Auburn 10
Appalachian State 26 (+9), James Madison 23 OT
UCLA (+6.5) 38, USC 20
Old Dominion (+6) 20, Georgia Southern 17
Michigan State (+4) 24, Indiana 21
Army (+4) 28, Coastal Carolina 21
— Word of the Day: Loyalty- a sense of duty or devoted attachment to something or someone.
— SMU 38, Memphis 34
Mustangs threw for 286 yards (12.4 yards/attempt).
SMU is 9-2, 7-0 in the AAC.
— Tulane 24, Florida Atlantic 8
Tulane has won nine games in a row, four of them by 7 or less points.
Green Wave is 10-1, 7-0 in the AAC
— Iowa 15, Illinois 13
Sixth straight Iowa game to stay under the total.
Hawkeyes scored winning TD on a 30-yard run with 4:43 left.
First score of the game was a safety for Iowa.
— Arizona 42, Utah 18
From 2018-22, Arizona was 15-38; this year? 8-3, with five straight wins.
Arizona blocked punt for TD, led 21-0 after first quarter.
Wildcats converted 7-11 third down plays.
— Washington 22, Oregon State 20
11-0 Huskies led 22-10 at halftime, hung on for the win.
Neither team completed half their passes.
Beavers ran 73 plays, Washington 48, but OSU had three turnovers.
— Texas Tech 24, UCF 23
Down 23-17, UCF scored TD with 5:30 left; the PAT was blocked.
Knights led 14-0 after the first quarter.
UCF was 8-14 on third down, Tech 3-9.
Red Raiders are bowl eligible; UCF needs another win.
Sunday’s 6-pack:
All-time passing yards leaders for the Cincinnati Bengals:
32,838 yards— Ken Anderson
31,594— Andy Dalton
27,149— Boomer Esiason
22,694— Carson Palmer
15,134— Jeff Blake
14,083— Joe Burrow
Quote of the Day
“That does mean a lot to be quite honest with you. Being at Purdue, we worked hard to win games. Getting to the Big Ten championship was as good as any accomplishment I had there, and we had some big wins. So, we come here, Year 1, to find a way to get to this championship game means a whole lot.
It just shows that if you’re willing to put in the work, surround yourself with good people, allow others to buy in and work together, take the blame when things aren’t going well, good things can normally happen.”
Louisville coach Jeff Brohm
Sunday’s quiz
Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh was an NFL QB for 14 years, playing for four different teams; what team did he play the most games with?
Saturday’s quiz
Luxor Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas is shaped like a pyramid.
Friday’s quiz
In 1996, Cleveland Browns moved to Baltimore and re-branded as the Ravens; Vinny Testaverde was the Ravens’ QB that first season in Baltimore.
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Sunday’s Den: Wrapping up a college football Saturday……..
Before we start, why the BLEEP is Alabama playing Chattanooga in football?Why would one of the best programs in the country play a I-AA team?
Do they charge less for tickets to this game, which ended 66-10?
(I know, they probably don’t)
Seriously, play a Sun Belt team, play a MAC team, play a service academy team or some other stiff, but for Pete’s sake, DO NOT play a freakin’ I-AA team. It is spineless.
— New Mexico State 31, Auburn 10
Boosters at Auburn ain’t going to be happy with this score.
From 2018-21, New Mexico State was 8-30 SU.
In two years under Jerry Kill, Aggies are 16-9- they’ve covered 9 in a row.
Auburn is 6-5; they play Alabama next. Oy.
— UCLA 38, USC 20
Trojans lost five of last six games, after a 6-0 start.
USC allowed 34+ points in each of their last eight games.
UCLA is 7-4, will be favored next week; does this save Chip Kelly’s job?
— UNLV 31, Air Force 27
UNLV trailed 27-14 at halftime; AF didn’t score in 2nd half.
Rebels averaged 11.7 yards/pass attempt.
UNLV plays San Jose State next week; they could go to MW title game.
No matter what, Rebels are going bowling for first time since 2013.
— Louisville 38, Miami 31
Louisville threw 58-yard TD pass with 4:17 left for game-winning TD.
Cardinals will play in ACC title game for first time (vs Florida State)
Last year, Jeff Brohm led Purdue to their first Big 14 title game- good coach.
Miami is 6-5, 11-12 in two years under Mario Cristobal.
— Florida State also played a I-AA team this week, North Alabama; Seminoles’ QB Jordan Travis hurt his ankle and is done for the season. Big loss for Florida State.
— Appalachian State 26, James Madison 23 OT
First loss of the season for James Madison.
JMU tied game on an 11-yard TD pass with 0:57 left.
— Upsets of the Week:
New Mexico State (+25.5) 31, Auburn 10
Appalachian State 26 (+9), James Madison 23 OT
UCLA (+6.5) 38, USC 20
Old Dominion (+6) 20, Georgia Southern 17
Michigan State (+4) 24, Indiana 21
Army (+4) 28, Coastal Carolina 21
— Word of the Day: Loyalty- a sense of duty or devoted attachment to something or someone.
— SMU 38, Memphis 34
Mustangs threw for 286 yards (12.4 yards/attempt).
SMU is 9-2, 7-0 in the AAC.
— Tulane 24, Florida Atlantic 8
Tulane has won nine games in a row, four of them by 7 or less points.
Green Wave is 10-1, 7-0 in the AAC
— Iowa 15, Illinois 13
Sixth straight Iowa game to stay under the total.
Hawkeyes scored winning TD on a 30-yard run with 4:43 left.
First score of the game was a safety for Iowa.
— Arizona 42, Utah 18
From 2018-22, Arizona was 15-38; this year? 8-3, with five straight wins.
Arizona blocked punt for TD, led 21-0 after first quarter.
Wildcats converted 7-11 third down plays.
— Washington 22, Oregon State 20
11-0 Huskies led 22-10 at halftime, hung on for the win.
Neither team completed half their passes.
Beavers ran 73 plays, Washington 48, but OSU had three turnovers.
— Texas Tech 24, UCF 23
Down 23-17, UCF scored TD with 5:30 left; the PAT was blocked.
Knights led 14-0 after the first quarter.
UCF was 8-14 on third down, Tech 3-9.
Red Raiders are bowl eligible; UCF needs another win.
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Sunday, November 19
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19
| Game | Time(ET) | Pick | Units |
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| OAK at DRKE | 11:00 AM | OAK +9.0 O 141.0 | +500 +500 |
| PV at UTM | 12:00 PM | UTM -6.5 U 151.0 | +500 +500 |
| HC at INDPU | 12:00 PM | INDPU +2.5 O 137.0 | +500 +500 |
| UVU at USM | 12:00 PM | UVU +2.0 O 136.5 | +500 +500 |
| PROV at UGA | 12:00 PM | PROV -5.0 U 141.5 | +500 +500 |
| UNT at TOWS | 12:30 PM | UNT -5.0 U 116.5 | +500 +500 |
| GRAM at ISU | 01:00 PM | ISU -28.0 U 133.0 | +500 +500 |
| EIU at M-OH | 01:00 PM | M-OH -9.0 U 136.0 | +500 +500 |
| MAN at CCSU | 01:00 PM | CCSU -4.5 U 138.0 | +500 +500 |
| L-MD at UMBC | 01:00 PM | UMBC -3.5 U 148.0 | +500 +500 |
| WEB at COLG | 01:00 PM | WEB +1.0 O 138.0 | +500 +500 |
| CONN at IND | 01:00 PM | CONN -10.5 U 141.5 | +500 +500 |
| COFC at CCU | 01:00 PM | COFC -9.0 U 156.5 | +500 +500 |
| SIUE at USA | 01:00 PM | USA -3.5 U 132.0 | +500 +500 |
| MSST at NW | 01:00 PM | NW +3.5 O 128.0 | +500 +500 |
| BSU at CLEM | 01:00 PM | CLEM -6.5 U 136.0 | +500 +500 |
| LNDNWD at CWM | 01:30 PM | CWM -8.5 U 144.5 | +500 +500 |
| LMU at SFA | 01:30 PM | SFA +1.5 O 148.5 | +500 +500 |
| NE at ECU | 02:00 PM | ECU -8.0 U 140.5 | +500 +500 |
| UALR at GSU | 02:00 PM | UALR +8.0 O 154.5 | +500 +500 |
| QNC at DREX | 02:00 PM | DREX -8.0 U 138.0 | +500 +500 |
| ALBY at QUIN | 02:00 PM | QUIN -5.5 U 149.5 | +500 +500 |
| NKU at CIN | 02:00 PM | NKU +12.5 O 138.5 | +500 +500 |
| TNTC at CHAT | 02:00 PM | CHAT -12.0 O 148.5 | +500 +500 |
| CSF at COR | 02:30 PM | COR -5.5 O 150.5 | +500 +500 |
| KSU at MIA | 02:30 PM | MIA -3.0 O 156.0 | +500 +500 |
| ELON at WIN | 02:30 PM | ELON +10.5 O 151.0 | +500 +500 |
| YALE at WEBB | 03:00 PM | WEBB +8.0 O 133.5 | +500 +500 |
| LSU at WAKE | 03:00 PM | WAKE +1.0 O 147.0 | +500 +500 |
| TEX at LOU | 03:30 PM | LOU +18.0 O 144.5 | +500 +500 |
| URI at WSU | 03:30 PM | WSU -6.5 U 142.0 | +500 +500 |
| WMU at OSU | 04:00 PM | OSU -22.0 O 141.5 | +500 +500 |
| NEOM at AFA | 04:00 PM | NEOM +8.5 O 135.0 | +500 +500 |
| DEP at SF | 04:30 PM | DEP +8.0 O 142.5 | +500 +500 |
| AMER at GTWN | 04:30 PM | GTWN -9.0 U 143.0 | +500 +500 |
| GASO at KENN | 05:00 PM | KENN -4.5 O 150.5 | +500 +500 |
| UNI at USF | 05:00 PM | USF -2.5 U 144.5 | +500 +500 |
| WOF at VT | 05:00 PM | VT -18.0 U 145.5 | +500 +500 |
| MRSH at USU | 05:00 PM | USU -4.5 U 154.0 | +500 +500 |
| FOR at ACU | 05:15 PM | FOR -2.5 U 140.0 | +500 +500 |
| GMU at CHAR | 05:30 PM | CHAR +2.0 U 126.0 | +500 +500 |
| STT at PRST | 05:30 PM | PRST -5.0 O 138.0 | +500 +500 |
| SJU at UTAH | 05:30 PM | UTAH -4.5 U 147.0 | +500 +500 |
| UVM at LIB | 05:30 PM | UVM +4.5 O 135.0 | +500 +500 |
| JKST at MIZZ | 06:00 PM | MIZZ -22.0 O 146.0 | +500 +500 |
| UTA at ARIZ | 06:00 PM | ARIZ -27.5 O 153.5 | +500 +500 |
| ALCN at MSU | 06:00 PM | MSU -24.5 U 142.5 | +500 +500 |
| GRC at SCAR | 07:00 PM | SCAR +4.5 O 142.0 | +500 +500 |
| SMC at XAV | 07:30 PM | XAV +6.0 U 136.0 | +500 +500 |
| FIU at AKR | 07:30 PM | AKR -8.0 U 145.0 | +500 +500 |
| BRWN at USC | 08:00 PM | USC -17.5 U 144.0 | +500 +500 |
| WICH at SLU | 08:00 PM | WICH -4.0 U 151.0 | +500 +500 |
| KENT at MOSU | 08:00 PM | MOSU +4.5 O 139.0 | +500 +500 |
| CP at CALBA | 08:00 PM | CALBA -13.0 U 130.0 | +500 +500 |
| SOU at ILL | 08:00 PM | ILL -26.0 U 147.5 | +500 +500 |
| SDST at UCF | 08:00 PM | UCF -6.5 O 144.0 | +500 +500 |
| DAY at HOU | 08:30 PM | HOU -12.5 U 127.0 | +500 +500 |
| SDSU at WASH | 10:00 PM | SDSU -7.0 U 144.5 | +500 +500 |
Completed Picks
Past Completed Picks| Date | W-L-T | % | Units | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11/19/2023 | 63-53-0 | 54.31% | +2350 | Detail |
| 11/18/2023 | 44-50-2 | 46.88% | -5500 | Detail |
| 11/17/2023 | 72-55-3 | 56.54% | +5750 | Detail |
| 11/16/2023 | 23-33-2 | 41.38% | -6650 | Detail |
| 11/15/2023 | 30-27-1 | 52.59% | +150 | Detail |
| 11/14/2023 | 57-56-1 | 50.44% | -2300 | Detail |
| 11/13/2023 | 30-24-0 | 55.56% | +1800 | Detail |
| 11/12/2023 | 23-28-1 | 45.19% | -3900 | Detail |
| 11/11/2023 | 43-50-1 | 46.28% | -6000 | Detail |
| 11/10/2023 | 74-65-1 | 53.21% | +1250 | Detail |
| 11/09/2023 | 28-28-2 | 50.00% | -1400 | Detail |
| 11/08/2023 | 9-15-0 | 37.50% | -3750 | Detail |
| 11/07/2023 | 13-14-0 | 48.15% | -1200 | Detail |
| 11/06/2023 | 122-94-0 | 56.48% | +9300 | Detail |
COLLEGE HOOPS BEST BEST AND OPINIONS FOR NOVEMBER !
11/19/2023........................39 - 30 - 0...................56.52%.......................+ 30.00
11/18/2023........................18 - 18 - 0...................50.00%........................- 9.00
11/17/2023........................42 - 31 - 1...................57.53%........................+ 39.50
11/16/2023........................22 - 33 - 2...................40.00%.........................- 71.50
11/15/2023........................16 - 14 - 1...................53.33%.........................+ 3.00
11/14/2023........................27 - 36 - 1...................42.85%.........................- 63.00
11/13/2023........................10 - 12 - 0...................45.45%.........................- 10.00
11/12/2023........................17 - 18 - 0...................48.57%.........................- 14.00
11/11/2023........................24 - 22 - 1....................52.17%........................- 1.00
11/10/2023........................38 - 32........................54.28%........................+ 14.00
11/09/2023........................16 - 13........................55.17%.........................+ 8.50
11/08/2023............................6 - 8........................42.85%........................- 14.00
11/07/2023..........................11 - 7........................61.11%.........................+ 16.50
11/06/2023..........................46 - 36......................56.09%..........................+ 32.00
TOTALS...............................293 - 280....................51.13%.........................- 69.00
11/19/2023........................39 - 30 - 0...................56.52%.......................+ 30.00
11/18/2023........................18 - 18 - 0...................50.00%........................- 9.00
11/17/2023........................42 - 31 - 1...................57.53%........................+ 39.50
11/16/2023........................22 - 33 - 2...................40.00%.........................- 71.50
11/15/2023........................16 - 14 - 1...................53.33%.........................+ 3.00
11/14/2023........................27 - 36 - 1...................42.85%.........................- 63.00
11/13/2023........................10 - 12 - 0...................45.45%.........................- 10.00
11/12/2023........................17 - 18 - 0...................48.57%.........................- 14.00
11/11/2023........................24 - 22 - 1....................52.17%........................- 1.00
11/10/2023........................38 - 32........................54.28%........................+ 14.00
11/09/2023........................16 - 13........................55.17%.........................+ 8.50
11/08/2023............................6 - 8........................42.85%........................- 14.00
11/07/2023..........................11 - 7........................61.11%.........................+ 16.50
11/06/2023..........................46 - 36......................56.09%..........................+ 32.00
TOTALS...............................293 - 280....................51.13%.........................- 69.00
Monday’s 6-pack:
— Liberty 71, Vermont 61- Flames win Myrtle Beach tournament.
— Houston 69, Dayton 55- Cougars win the Charleston Classic.
— St John’s 91, Utah 82- Red Storm made 13-26 on the arc.
— Texas 81, Louisville 80- Surprisingly close game in NYC.
— Miami 91, Kansas State 83- Hurricanes led by 19 at the half.
— Providence 71, Georgia 64- Friars only played 7 guys; they shot 63% inside arc.
Quote of the Day
“We’re going to have a talk. I guess, I should say, as a team. That’s the best way I can say it. … There’s just a lot of stuff that just goes around that you guys don’t see. I’m just at a point where I’m just tired of this shit.”
Steelers’ RB Najee Harris
Monday’s quiz
In 1996, Cleveland Browns moved to Baltimore and re-branded as the Ravens; Vinny Testaverde was the Ravens’ QB that first season in Baltimore.
Sunday’s quiz
Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh was an NFL QB for 14 years, playing for four different teams; he played the most games (89) with the Chicago Bears, 53 more with the Colts.
Saturday’s quiz
Luxor Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas is shaped like a pyramid.
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— Bears led 26-14 with 4:00 left in the game.
— Lions then had TD drives of 75-73 yards to win the game.
— Detroit threw INT’s on first two drives of game.
— Fields is now 6-26 as an NFL starter; he ran ball for 104 yards.
— Lions are 8-2 for the first time since 1962.
— Detroit is 7-1 SU/6-2 ATS in last eight games.
— Lions converted 8-11 on third down, Chicago 5-13.
— Opponents converted only 19 of last 56 third down plays.
Packers 23, Chargers 20
— WR Allen caught 10 passes for 116 yards and a TD.
— He dropped two other TD passes, cost Chargers 8 points.
— Ekeler lost a fumble on the Green Bay 2-yard line.
— Chargers are 0-5 TY in games decided by 3 or fewer points.
— Packers drove 51 yards, scored game-winning TD with 2:33 left.
— Green Bay converted a 3rd-and-20 (PI penalty) on winning drive.
— Both teams converted 7-14 third down plays.
— Under is 6-2 in their last eight games.
Browns 13, Steelers 10
— Browns drove 43 yards, kicked game-winning FG with 0:05 left.
— Cleveland is 5-1 since its bye week.
— Browns are 5-0 giving up less than 24 points, 2-3 allowing 24+.
— Browns held Pittsburgh to only 2.5 yards/pass attempt.
— Pittsburgh’s only TD was a 74-yard run in third quarter.
— Pittsburgh has been outgained in every game this year.
— Steelers scored 26-23-17-24-20-23 points in wins, 7-6-10-10 in losses.
— Steelers lost four of last five visits to Cleveland.
Texans 21, Cardinals 16
— Cardinals had ball in Houston territory on last 3 drives, scored no points.
— Texans were 9-13 on third down, Arizona 3-10.
— Cardinals have lost 20 of last 24 games SU (10-11 ATS in last 21).
— Five of six Arizona road games stayed under the total.
— Texans in first half: 42 plays, 333 yards, 21 points.
— Texans in 2nd half: 26 plays, 87 yards, no points.
— Houston is 6-2 SU/5-3 ATS in its last eight games.
— Texans’ last four games were decided by 2-2-3-5 points.
Jaguars 34, Titans 14
— Jaguars ran 69 plays for 389 yards.
— Titans ran 38 plays for 235 yards.
— Tennessee is 0-6 SU in true road tilts (1-5 ATS)
— Titans are 3-0 scoring 27+ points, 0-7 scoring 16 or less.
— Jaguars’ 1st six drives: 51 plays, 330 yards, 27 points.
— Jacksonville is 7-0 when it scores 20+ points.
— Under Pederson, Jags are 16-13-1 ATS coming off a loss.
— Jaguars won/covered five of their last six games.
Giants 31, Commanders 19
— Rookie QB DeVito was 18-26/246 passing, with three TD’s.
— Washington turned ball over five times (minus-5)
— Barkley had 83 rushing yards, 57 receiving, with two TD’s.
— Giants beat Washington twice TY (1-8 vs everyone else)
— Commanders are 1-4 SU/0-5 ATS at home this year.
— Commanders ran for 174 yards, but they had five turnovers.
— Washington is 7-15-1 ATS in last 23 NFC North home games.
— Washington lost seven of its last nine games.
Dolphins 20, Raiders 13
— Raiders’ first three drives: 15 plays, 120 yards, 10 points.
— Raiders rest of game: 46 plays, 176 yards, 3 points.
— Last five games, Las Vegas is 18-61 on third down.
— Under is 9-2 in Raider games this season.
— WR Hill caught 10 passes for 146 yards and a TD.
— Miami outgained Raiders, 422-296, but had three turnovers.
— Last seven games, Miami is minus-6 in turnovers (7-13).
— Tagovailoa is 28-16 as an NFL starter.
Cowboys 33, Panthers 10
— Dallas outgained the Panthers, 311-187.
— Cowboys are 10-4 ATS in last 14 games as a road favorite (3-1 TY)
— Cowboys won/covered four of last five games.
— Seven Dallas wins were by combined score of 253-77 (36-11 average).
— Panthers averaged 2.1 yards/pass attempt.
— Last four games, Carolina was held to 224-275-213-187 total yards.
— In four post-bye games, Panthers scored 3 TD’s on 36 drives.
— Carolina is 1-4 SU/1-3-1 ATS at home, losing by 3-8-14-23 points.
49ers 27, Buccaneers 14
— Bucs lost five of last six games, but covered last four.
— Tampa Bay is 5-0 ATS as a road underdog this year.
— Bucs were 7-14 on third down, 49ers 4-10
— Under is 8-2 in Tampa Bay’s games this season.
— SF’s first six drives: 46 plays, 378 yards, 27 points.
— SF outgained the Buccaneers, 420-287.
— 49ers are 7-0 when they score more than 17 points.
— 49ers have outscored opponents 122-66 in 2nd half.
Rams 17, Seahawks 16
— Seattle’s first three drives: 35 plays, 205 yards, 13 points.
— Rams’ first three drives: 12 plays, 19 yards, no points.
— Rams outscored Seattle 10-0 in last 2:00 of each half.
— Seahawks are 0-4 when they score less than 20 points.
— Rams’ first eight drives: 36 plays, 120 yards, 7 points.
— Rams’ last two drives: 23 plays, 149 yards, 10 points.
— LA drove 75 yards, kicked game-winning FG with 1:34 left.
— Rams broke a 9-game losing streak in November games.
Bills 32, Jets 6
— Jets lost last three games, 27-6/16-12/32-6.
— In four post-bye games, Jets scored one TD on 48 drives.
— Jets are 9-14 ATS in last 23 games as a road underdog.
— Jets have been outscored 130-70 in first half of games.
— Bills’ first three drives: 27 plays, 124 yards, 3 FG’s.
— Bills’ first two drives of 2nd half: 10 plays, 146 yards, 2 TD’s.
— Buffalo is 15-11-1 ATS in last 27 games as a home favorite.
— Bills are 13-9 ATS in last 22 games coming off a loss.
Broncos 21, Vikings 20
— Broncos’ only TD (on their 10th drive) came with 1:09 left.
— Denver did kick five field goals on first nine drives.
— Denver won its last four games, giving up 17 ppg.
— Underdogs are 6-0 ATS in Denver’s home games this year
— Loss ends Minnesota’s five-game winning streak.
— Vikings led 17-9 after the third quarter.
— Vikings outgained Denver, 385-295.
— Last five Bronco games stayed under the total.
Grey Cup
Montreal 28, Winnipeg 24
Alouettes threw a 19-yard TD pass with 0:13 left for the win.
Blue Bombers led 17-7 at halftime.
Winnipeg lost last two Grey Cups by total of five points, after winning the previous two.
Montreal wins CFL title for first time since 2010.
— Liberty 71, Vermont 61- Flames win Myrtle Beach tournament.
— Houston 69, Dayton 55- Cougars win the Charleston Classic.
— St John’s 91, Utah 82- Red Storm made 13-26 on the arc.
— Texas 81, Louisville 80- Surprisingly close game in NYC.
— Miami 91, Kansas State 83- Hurricanes led by 19 at the half.
— Providence 71, Georgia 64- Friars only played 7 guys; they shot 63% inside arc.
Quote of the Day
“We’re going to have a talk. I guess, I should say, as a team. That’s the best way I can say it. … There’s just a lot of stuff that just goes around that you guys don’t see. I’m just at a point where I’m just tired of this shit.”
Steelers’ RB Najee Harris
Monday’s quiz
In 1996, Cleveland Browns moved to Baltimore and re-branded as the Ravens; Vinny Testaverde was the Ravens’ QB that first season in Baltimore.
Sunday’s quiz
Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh was an NFL QB for 14 years, playing for four different teams; he played the most games (89) with the Chicago Bears, 53 more with the Colts.
Saturday’s quiz
Luxor Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas is shaped like a pyramid.
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Monday’s Den: Wrapping up a football Sunday…….
Lions 31, Bears 26— Bears led 26-14 with 4:00 left in the game.
— Lions then had TD drives of 75-73 yards to win the game.
— Detroit threw INT’s on first two drives of game.
— Fields is now 6-26 as an NFL starter; he ran ball for 104 yards.
— Lions are 8-2 for the first time since 1962.
— Detroit is 7-1 SU/6-2 ATS in last eight games.
— Lions converted 8-11 on third down, Chicago 5-13.
— Opponents converted only 19 of last 56 third down plays.
Packers 23, Chargers 20
— WR Allen caught 10 passes for 116 yards and a TD.
— He dropped two other TD passes, cost Chargers 8 points.
— Ekeler lost a fumble on the Green Bay 2-yard line.
— Chargers are 0-5 TY in games decided by 3 or fewer points.
— Packers drove 51 yards, scored game-winning TD with 2:33 left.
— Green Bay converted a 3rd-and-20 (PI penalty) on winning drive.
— Both teams converted 7-14 third down plays.
— Under is 6-2 in their last eight games.
Browns 13, Steelers 10
— Browns drove 43 yards, kicked game-winning FG with 0:05 left.
— Cleveland is 5-1 since its bye week.
— Browns are 5-0 giving up less than 24 points, 2-3 allowing 24+.
— Browns held Pittsburgh to only 2.5 yards/pass attempt.
— Pittsburgh’s only TD was a 74-yard run in third quarter.
— Pittsburgh has been outgained in every game this year.
— Steelers scored 26-23-17-24-20-23 points in wins, 7-6-10-10 in losses.
— Steelers lost four of last five visits to Cleveland.
Texans 21, Cardinals 16
— Cardinals had ball in Houston territory on last 3 drives, scored no points.
— Texans were 9-13 on third down, Arizona 3-10.
— Cardinals have lost 20 of last 24 games SU (10-11 ATS in last 21).
— Five of six Arizona road games stayed under the total.
— Texans in first half: 42 plays, 333 yards, 21 points.
— Texans in 2nd half: 26 plays, 87 yards, no points.
— Houston is 6-2 SU/5-3 ATS in its last eight games.
— Texans’ last four games were decided by 2-2-3-5 points.
Jaguars 34, Titans 14
— Jaguars ran 69 plays for 389 yards.
— Titans ran 38 plays for 235 yards.
— Tennessee is 0-6 SU in true road tilts (1-5 ATS)
— Titans are 3-0 scoring 27+ points, 0-7 scoring 16 or less.
— Jaguars’ 1st six drives: 51 plays, 330 yards, 27 points.
— Jacksonville is 7-0 when it scores 20+ points.
— Under Pederson, Jags are 16-13-1 ATS coming off a loss.
— Jaguars won/covered five of their last six games.
Giants 31, Commanders 19
— Rookie QB DeVito was 18-26/246 passing, with three TD’s.
— Washington turned ball over five times (minus-5)
— Barkley had 83 rushing yards, 57 receiving, with two TD’s.
— Giants beat Washington twice TY (1-8 vs everyone else)
— Commanders are 1-4 SU/0-5 ATS at home this year.
— Commanders ran for 174 yards, but they had five turnovers.
— Washington is 7-15-1 ATS in last 23 NFC North home games.
— Washington lost seven of its last nine games.
Dolphins 20, Raiders 13
— Raiders’ first three drives: 15 plays, 120 yards, 10 points.
— Raiders rest of game: 46 plays, 176 yards, 3 points.
— Last five games, Las Vegas is 18-61 on third down.
— Under is 9-2 in Raider games this season.
— WR Hill caught 10 passes for 146 yards and a TD.
— Miami outgained Raiders, 422-296, but had three turnovers.
— Last seven games, Miami is minus-6 in turnovers (7-13).
— Tagovailoa is 28-16 as an NFL starter.
Cowboys 33, Panthers 10
— Dallas outgained the Panthers, 311-187.
— Cowboys are 10-4 ATS in last 14 games as a road favorite (3-1 TY)
— Cowboys won/covered four of last five games.
— Seven Dallas wins were by combined score of 253-77 (36-11 average).
— Panthers averaged 2.1 yards/pass attempt.
— Last four games, Carolina was held to 224-275-213-187 total yards.
— In four post-bye games, Panthers scored 3 TD’s on 36 drives.
— Carolina is 1-4 SU/1-3-1 ATS at home, losing by 3-8-14-23 points.
49ers 27, Buccaneers 14
— Bucs lost five of last six games, but covered last four.
— Tampa Bay is 5-0 ATS as a road underdog this year.
— Bucs were 7-14 on third down, 49ers 4-10
— Under is 8-2 in Tampa Bay’s games this season.
— SF’s first six drives: 46 plays, 378 yards, 27 points.
— SF outgained the Buccaneers, 420-287.
— 49ers are 7-0 when they score more than 17 points.
— 49ers have outscored opponents 122-66 in 2nd half.
Rams 17, Seahawks 16
— Seattle’s first three drives: 35 plays, 205 yards, 13 points.
— Rams’ first three drives: 12 plays, 19 yards, no points.
— Rams outscored Seattle 10-0 in last 2:00 of each half.
— Seahawks are 0-4 when they score less than 20 points.
— Rams’ first eight drives: 36 plays, 120 yards, 7 points.
— Rams’ last two drives: 23 plays, 149 yards, 10 points.
— LA drove 75 yards, kicked game-winning FG with 1:34 left.
— Rams broke a 9-game losing streak in November games.
Bills 32, Jets 6
— Jets lost last three games, 27-6/16-12/32-6.
— In four post-bye games, Jets scored one TD on 48 drives.
— Jets are 9-14 ATS in last 23 games as a road underdog.
— Jets have been outscored 130-70 in first half of games.
— Bills’ first three drives: 27 plays, 124 yards, 3 FG’s.
— Bills’ first two drives of 2nd half: 10 plays, 146 yards, 2 TD’s.
— Buffalo is 15-11-1 ATS in last 27 games as a home favorite.
— Bills are 13-9 ATS in last 22 games coming off a loss.
Broncos 21, Vikings 20
— Broncos’ only TD (on their 10th drive) came with 1:09 left.
— Denver did kick five field goals on first nine drives.
— Denver won its last four games, giving up 17 ppg.
— Underdogs are 6-0 ATS in Denver’s home games this year
— Loss ends Minnesota’s five-game winning streak.
— Vikings led 17-9 after the third quarter.
— Vikings outgained Denver, 385-295.
— Last five Bronco games stayed under the total.
Grey Cup
Montreal 28, Winnipeg 24
Alouettes threw a 19-yard TD pass with 0:13 left for the win.
Blue Bombers led 17-7 at halftime.
Winnipeg lost last two Grey Cups by total of five points, after winning the previous two.
Montreal wins CFL title for first time since 2010.
