Saturday Service Plays 9/6/08
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DCI ( Daniel Curry Index)
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Atlantic Coast Conference
BOSTON COLLEGE 23, Georgia Tech 6
Mid-American Conference
WESTERN MICHIGAN 46, Northern Illinois 36
Mountain West Conference
Air Force 28, WYOMING 15
UTAH 38, Unlv 7
Pacific-10 Conference
ARIZONA STATE 35, Stanford 25
California 39, WASHINGTON STATE 35
Conference USA
Rice 51, MEMPHIS 50
FBS Non-Conference
ALABAMA 40, Tulane 13
ARIZONA 63, Toledo 32
Arkansas 29, Louisiana-Monroe 12
ARKANSAS STATE 35, Texas Southern 0
AUBURN 39, Southern Miss 21
BAYLOR 31, Northwestern State 20
BOWLING GREEN STATE 32, Minnesota 23
Byu 40, WASHINGTON 26
CLEMSON 36, The Citadel 22
COLORADO 45, Eastern Washington 36
COLORADO STATE 40, Sacramento State 27
Connecticut 26, TEMPLE 9
EASTERN KENTUCKY 25, Western Kentucky 20
FLORIDA 53, Miami (Fla.) 26
FLORIDA ATLANTIC 54, Uab 29
FLORIDA STATE 43, Western Carolina 0
GEORGIA 44, Central Michigan 18
HAWAI'I 58, Weber State 29
IDAHO 42, Idaho State 37
ILLINOIS 62, Eastern Illinois 28
INDIANA 49, Murray State 6
IOWA 41, Florida International 12
IOWA STATE 31, Kent State 3
KANSAS 38, Louisiana Tech 3
KANSAS STATE 46, Montana State 20
KENTUCKY 34, Norfolk State 0
LOUISVILLE 40, Tennessee Tech 0
Maryland 22, MIDDLE TENNESSEE 3
MICHIGAN 42, Miami (Ohio) 9
MICHIGAN STATE 47, Eastern Michigan 27
MISSISSIPPI STATE 39, Southeastern Louisiana 12
MISSOURI 88, Southeast Missouri State 22
NC STATE 35, William & Mary 20
NEBRASKA 29, San Jose State 18
New Hampshire 40, ARMY 20
Northwestern 22, DUKE 12
NOTRE DAME 33, San Diego State 21
OHIO STATE 35, Ohio 0
OKLAHOMA 33, Cincinnati 27
OKLAHOMA STATE 40, Houston 23
OREGON 46, Utah State 3
PENN STATE 50, Oregon State 43
PITTSBURGH 34, Buffalo 22
PURDUE 51, Northern Colorado 10
Texas State vs. SMU: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
South Florida 20, UCF 14
SYRACUSE 25, Akron 23
TCU 53, Stephen F. Austin 6
Texas 56, UTEP 18
NEW MEXICO 7, Texas A&M 6
Texas Tech 53, NEVADA 35
Tulsa 46, NORTH TEXAS 25
VIRGINIA 26, Richmond 24
VIRGINIA TECH 51, Furman 27
WAKE FOREST 48, Mississippi 24
West Virginia 41, EAST CAROLINA 31
WISCONSIN 35, Marshall 18
Missouri Valley Conference
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 33, Youngstown State 25
Southwestern Athletic Conference
GRAMBLING STATE 43, Alcorn State 34
FCS Non-Conference
JACKSONVILLE STATE 29, Alabama A&M 27
APPALACHIAN STATE 56, Jacksonville 0
BETHUNE-COOKMAN 31, Alabama State 19
BUCKNELL 28, Duquesne 26
CAL POLY 29, Montana 26
Colgate 52, COASTAL CAROLINA 45
STONY BROOK 32, Elon 27
FORDHAM 33, Rhode Island 25
GEORGIA SOUTHERN 44, Austin Peay 23
HOWARD 36, Georgetown 25
JAMES MADISON 40, North Carolina Central 9
Lafayette 39, MARIST 18
LEHIGH 20, Drake 9
Massachusetts 31, HOLY CROSS 27
MONMOUTH 29, Maine 24
Morehead State 25, ROBERT MORRIS 24
NORTH DAKOTA STATE 55, Central Connecticut State 22
NORTHERN IOWA 41, South Dakota 23
Saint Francis (Pa.) 43, VMI 33
Southern vs. TENNESSEE STATE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 29, Hampton 9
TOWSON 32, Morgan State 20
Uc Davis 18, CENTRAL ARKANSAS 10
Winston-Salem State 37, NORTH CAROLINA A&T 12
WOFFORD 51, Charleston Southern 20
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Atlantic Coast Conference
BOSTON COLLEGE 23, Georgia Tech 6
Mid-American Conference
WESTERN MICHIGAN 46, Northern Illinois 36
Mountain West Conference
Air Force 28, WYOMING 15
UTAH 38, Unlv 7
Pacific-10 Conference
ARIZONA STATE 35, Stanford 25
California 39, WASHINGTON STATE 35
Conference USA
Rice 51, MEMPHIS 50
FBS Non-Conference
ALABAMA 40, Tulane 13
ARIZONA 63, Toledo 32
Arkansas 29, Louisiana-Monroe 12
ARKANSAS STATE 35, Texas Southern 0
AUBURN 39, Southern Miss 21
BAYLOR 31, Northwestern State 20
BOWLING GREEN STATE 32, Minnesota 23
Byu 40, WASHINGTON 26
CLEMSON 36, The Citadel 22
COLORADO 45, Eastern Washington 36
COLORADO STATE 40, Sacramento State 27
Connecticut 26, TEMPLE 9
EASTERN KENTUCKY 25, Western Kentucky 20
FLORIDA 53, Miami (Fla.) 26
FLORIDA ATLANTIC 54, Uab 29
FLORIDA STATE 43, Western Carolina 0
GEORGIA 44, Central Michigan 18
HAWAI'I 58, Weber State 29
IDAHO 42, Idaho State 37
ILLINOIS 62, Eastern Illinois 28
INDIANA 49, Murray State 6
IOWA 41, Florida International 12
IOWA STATE 31, Kent State 3
KANSAS 38, Louisiana Tech 3
KANSAS STATE 46, Montana State 20
KENTUCKY 34, Norfolk State 0
LOUISVILLE 40, Tennessee Tech 0
Maryland 22, MIDDLE TENNESSEE 3
MICHIGAN 42, Miami (Ohio) 9
MICHIGAN STATE 47, Eastern Michigan 27
MISSISSIPPI STATE 39, Southeastern Louisiana 12
MISSOURI 88, Southeast Missouri State 22
NC STATE 35, William & Mary 20
NEBRASKA 29, San Jose State 18
New Hampshire 40, ARMY 20
Northwestern 22, DUKE 12
NOTRE DAME 33, San Diego State 21
OHIO STATE 35, Ohio 0
OKLAHOMA 33, Cincinnati 27
OKLAHOMA STATE 40, Houston 23
OREGON 46, Utah State 3
PENN STATE 50, Oregon State 43
PITTSBURGH 34, Buffalo 22
PURDUE 51, Northern Colorado 10
Texas State vs. SMU: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
South Florida 20, UCF 14
SYRACUSE 25, Akron 23
TCU 53, Stephen F. Austin 6
Texas 56, UTEP 18
NEW MEXICO 7, Texas A&M 6
Texas Tech 53, NEVADA 35
Tulsa 46, NORTH TEXAS 25
VIRGINIA 26, Richmond 24
VIRGINIA TECH 51, Furman 27
WAKE FOREST 48, Mississippi 24
West Virginia 41, EAST CAROLINA 31
WISCONSIN 35, Marshall 18
Missouri Valley Conference
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 33, Youngstown State 25
Southwestern Athletic Conference
GRAMBLING STATE 43, Alcorn State 34
FCS Non-Conference
JACKSONVILLE STATE 29, Alabama A&M 27
APPALACHIAN STATE 56, Jacksonville 0
BETHUNE-COOKMAN 31, Alabama State 19
BUCKNELL 28, Duquesne 26
CAL POLY 29, Montana 26
Colgate 52, COASTAL CAROLINA 45
STONY BROOK 32, Elon 27
FORDHAM 33, Rhode Island 25
GEORGIA SOUTHERN 44, Austin Peay 23
HOWARD 36, Georgetown 25
JAMES MADISON 40, North Carolina Central 9
Lafayette 39, MARIST 18
LEHIGH 20, Drake 9
Massachusetts 31, HOLY CROSS 27
MONMOUTH 29, Maine 24
Morehead State 25, ROBERT MORRIS 24
NORTH DAKOTA STATE 55, Central Connecticut State 22
NORTHERN IOWA 41, South Dakota 23
Saint Francis (Pa.) 43, VMI 33
Southern vs. TENNESSEE STATE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 29, Hampton 9
TOWSON 32, Morgan State 20
Uc Davis 18, CENTRAL ARKANSAS 10
Winston-Salem State 37, NORTH CAROLINA A&T 12
WOFFORD 51, Charleston Southern 20
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Handicapper World
*September 6, CFB PICKS*
Georgia Tech @ Boston College
Line: 6-
Pick: Boston College -6-
Northwestern @ Duke
Line: 6-
Pick: Northwestern -6-
Miami Fla @ Florida
Line: 23
Pick: Miami Fla +23
Stanford @ Arizona st
Line: 14
Pick: Stanford +14
SPORTS KINGZ
CFB:
AKRON +5
BOWLING GREEN -5
AUBURN -18
ALABAMA -29
UTAH -22
TEMPLE +7
OKLAHOMA -21
TEXAS TECH -10
The King Maker
1.5 Units Temple +7
1-Units Georgia Tech +7
Sixth Sense Sports
2% AUBURN ?17.5
2% FLORIDA ? 23
2% PENN STATE ? 15.5
2% WAKE FOREST ?7.5
2% RICE +3 Owls
Charlie's Sports
500 Mich
30 S Jose
20 Mich St
20 Wisc
10 Auburn
10 Ohio U
TRACE ADAMS
2000* - Ole Miss Rebels, 500*s - Boston College, Temple, & Kansas
I used Wake Forest as a Thursday night 1500♦ Lead Pipe Lock on August 28th, as Wake went into Baylor, and blasted the Bears for me.I will go-against the Demon Deacons in this spot, as I believe they are laying a few points too many against an Ole Miss squad that looked very solid in their opening win at home against Memphis 41-24 last Saturday. The Rebels have a home game against Samford on-deck, while Wake's next game on the 20th comes at Florida State.Houston Nutt knows how to get his troups up when installed as the underdog, as he did go 7-1 against the spread his last 8 dog tries at Arkansas. These schools did meet in 2006 at Oxford, and Wake Forest ripped the Rebels 27-3 as the small road favorite.Looks to me like there is a slight revenge factor working in our favor for this one as well!Wake Forest has been a terrible home favorite in non-conference games, as Jim Grobe's team is 0-9-1 against the math their last 10 in that role! Those are kinds of numbers I like to see when I have the visiting non-conference dog baby.Ole Miss QB Jevon Snead and the new "Wild Rebel" formation looks like it will be able to keep pace scoring-wise with Riley Skinner, and his Demon Deacon mates.
Take the points in this 1st Ever 2000* Lock-Zilla Dog of the Year.
2000* - Ole Miss Rebels (3:30 pm)
Paul Johnson's debut at Georgia Tech was a success, as the Yellow Jackets dismantled Jacksonville State as expected. The sledding ain't gonna be as easy in Chestnut Hill today, as BC does have a rugged defense that will be able to stop the Jackets for most of the afternoon.Boston College handed Georgia Tech their first loss of the season last year, 24-10 in Atlanta, and they are 4-1 against the spread the last 5 times these schools have met.Both schools are working with new QB's, but with this being the home opener for the Eagles, and their defense pitching a shutout last week against Kent, I have a feeling BC's stop unit will be able to force a few Tech turnovers in the high-risk option offense that Coach Johnson likes to employ.
Lay the points with Boston College in their home opener today!
500* - Boston College Eagles (12 pm)
I like the underdog Owls at home against the Huskies today.
Temple did me a solid with a 500♦ opening night winner at Army, 35-7, and things are sure looking up for Al Golden's team, as they are on an 8-4-1 spread run their last 13 games. Better still is their 10-4 spread mark when catching points in their own yard.Connecticut was a 30-point favorite last year at home against Temple, and the Owls made the Huskies sweat for the full 60-minutes in a 22-17 loss. That cover made it 4 straight Give-a-Hoot covers in this series since 2001! UConn is not usaully installed as road favorites, and they do have a monster revenge game at home with Virginia on-deck.
Take any points they are giving as Temple is there today.
500* - Temple Owls (12 pm)
Rock-Chalk Jayhawk was not able to cover in their home opener against Florida International last week, as they won 40-10, but were laying over 35-points.The spread is a little lower tonight, and Kansas definitely is on guard after Louisiana Tech's home upset win over Miss State last weekend.
The Bulldogs were able to force 5 turnovers in their 22-14 upset win last week, but on the road I doubt they will be as fortunate. Remember, the Jayhawks are 15-3 against the spread their last 18 lined games, and 12-2 their last 14 as a home favorite.Lay away!
500* - Kansas Jayhawks (7 pm)
Big AL
At 12 Noon (time change), on Saturday, on ESPN-U television, our selection is on the Temple Owls plus the points over Connecticut.
At 5 pm (televised on the Versus Network), our selection is on the New Mexico Lobos over Texas A&M.
At 7:30 pm, on ESPN-U television, our selection is on the Minnesota Golden Gophers plus the points over Bowling Green, as we will fade the Falcons off last week's upset win, and look for Minnesota to avenge its 32-31 home loss to BGSU last season.
At 3:55pm our selection is on the Arizona Diamondbacks and Los Angeles Dodgers 'under' the total.
BOB BALFE
YTD = NCAA 5-0
College Football
Syracuse -4.5 over Akron
It has gotten bad for Syracuse. A once major force in College Football is now giving away tickets for free to the students and still nobody is interested. This program is on the verge of a collapse and coach Greg Robinson has one foot and four toes out the door. Robinson may just be the first coach to get the ax unless this team can start winning. Syracuse needs to win the first of this four game home stand badly. Akron doesn't have much of an offense and is not used to playing indoors. The Zips also have 8 new starters on defense. Look for Syracuse to get the win and cover in a much needed victory.
Nevada +10 over Texas Tech
Every news story you hear is about how this game is going to be a shootout. This will be a very exciting game. Both teams have great offenses, but Nevada has the ability to run the ball and keep Tech's offense off the field. Football is all about rhythm especially in the college level. If Nevada can chew clock Tech might not get the opportunity to light the scoreboard up. The Tech offense is one dimensional and if Nevada can rush the passer and blitz all game they have a shot to win outright. Nevada coach Chris Ault is 20-5 at home while Tech historically falters on the road in key spots. Take Nevada.
UCF +12.5 over South Florida
This short rivalry ends today as both teams will not be on each others schedules for a while. South Florida has won the last three years which makes this a big game for the UCF Seniors. Central Florida is rebuilding their offense, but should play great defense which will keep this game close. South Florida QB Matt Grothe is an unbelievable young talent, but made some negative comments about UCF that will motivate this team. Take Central Florida.
Spylock
Air Force +3 3 star
Iowa State -7 1 Star
Northern Illinois +6 1 Star
SAVANNAH SPORTS
3 Units Florida -23
*September 6, CFB PICKS*
Georgia Tech @ Boston College
Line: 6-
Pick: Boston College -6-
Northwestern @ Duke
Line: 6-
Pick: Northwestern -6-
Miami Fla @ Florida
Line: 23
Pick: Miami Fla +23
Stanford @ Arizona st
Line: 14
Pick: Stanford +14
SPORTS KINGZ
CFB:
AKRON +5
BOWLING GREEN -5
AUBURN -18
ALABAMA -29
UTAH -22
TEMPLE +7
OKLAHOMA -21
TEXAS TECH -10
The King Maker
1.5 Units Temple +7
1-Units Georgia Tech +7
Sixth Sense Sports
2% AUBURN ?17.5
2% FLORIDA ? 23
2% PENN STATE ? 15.5
2% WAKE FOREST ?7.5
2% RICE +3 Owls
Charlie's Sports
500 Mich
30 S Jose
20 Mich St
20 Wisc
10 Auburn
10 Ohio U
TRACE ADAMS
2000* - Ole Miss Rebels, 500*s - Boston College, Temple, & Kansas
I used Wake Forest as a Thursday night 1500♦ Lead Pipe Lock on August 28th, as Wake went into Baylor, and blasted the Bears for me.I will go-against the Demon Deacons in this spot, as I believe they are laying a few points too many against an Ole Miss squad that looked very solid in their opening win at home against Memphis 41-24 last Saturday. The Rebels have a home game against Samford on-deck, while Wake's next game on the 20th comes at Florida State.Houston Nutt knows how to get his troups up when installed as the underdog, as he did go 7-1 against the spread his last 8 dog tries at Arkansas. These schools did meet in 2006 at Oxford, and Wake Forest ripped the Rebels 27-3 as the small road favorite.Looks to me like there is a slight revenge factor working in our favor for this one as well!Wake Forest has been a terrible home favorite in non-conference games, as Jim Grobe's team is 0-9-1 against the math their last 10 in that role! Those are kinds of numbers I like to see when I have the visiting non-conference dog baby.Ole Miss QB Jevon Snead and the new "Wild Rebel" formation looks like it will be able to keep pace scoring-wise with Riley Skinner, and his Demon Deacon mates.
Take the points in this 1st Ever 2000* Lock-Zilla Dog of the Year.
2000* - Ole Miss Rebels (3:30 pm)
Paul Johnson's debut at Georgia Tech was a success, as the Yellow Jackets dismantled Jacksonville State as expected. The sledding ain't gonna be as easy in Chestnut Hill today, as BC does have a rugged defense that will be able to stop the Jackets for most of the afternoon.Boston College handed Georgia Tech their first loss of the season last year, 24-10 in Atlanta, and they are 4-1 against the spread the last 5 times these schools have met.Both schools are working with new QB's, but with this being the home opener for the Eagles, and their defense pitching a shutout last week against Kent, I have a feeling BC's stop unit will be able to force a few Tech turnovers in the high-risk option offense that Coach Johnson likes to employ.
Lay the points with Boston College in their home opener today!
500* - Boston College Eagles (12 pm)
I like the underdog Owls at home against the Huskies today.
Temple did me a solid with a 500♦ opening night winner at Army, 35-7, and things are sure looking up for Al Golden's team, as they are on an 8-4-1 spread run their last 13 games. Better still is their 10-4 spread mark when catching points in their own yard.Connecticut was a 30-point favorite last year at home against Temple, and the Owls made the Huskies sweat for the full 60-minutes in a 22-17 loss. That cover made it 4 straight Give-a-Hoot covers in this series since 2001! UConn is not usaully installed as road favorites, and they do have a monster revenge game at home with Virginia on-deck.
Take any points they are giving as Temple is there today.
500* - Temple Owls (12 pm)
Rock-Chalk Jayhawk was not able to cover in their home opener against Florida International last week, as they won 40-10, but were laying over 35-points.The spread is a little lower tonight, and Kansas definitely is on guard after Louisiana Tech's home upset win over Miss State last weekend.
The Bulldogs were able to force 5 turnovers in their 22-14 upset win last week, but on the road I doubt they will be as fortunate. Remember, the Jayhawks are 15-3 against the spread their last 18 lined games, and 12-2 their last 14 as a home favorite.Lay away!
500* - Kansas Jayhawks (7 pm)
Big AL
At 12 Noon (time change), on Saturday, on ESPN-U television, our selection is on the Temple Owls plus the points over Connecticut.
At 5 pm (televised on the Versus Network), our selection is on the New Mexico Lobos over Texas A&M.
At 7:30 pm, on ESPN-U television, our selection is on the Minnesota Golden Gophers plus the points over Bowling Green, as we will fade the Falcons off last week's upset win, and look for Minnesota to avenge its 32-31 home loss to BGSU last season.
At 3:55pm our selection is on the Arizona Diamondbacks and Los Angeles Dodgers 'under' the total.
BOB BALFE
YTD = NCAA 5-0
College Football
Syracuse -4.5 over Akron
It has gotten bad for Syracuse. A once major force in College Football is now giving away tickets for free to the students and still nobody is interested. This program is on the verge of a collapse and coach Greg Robinson has one foot and four toes out the door. Robinson may just be the first coach to get the ax unless this team can start winning. Syracuse needs to win the first of this four game home stand badly. Akron doesn't have much of an offense and is not used to playing indoors. The Zips also have 8 new starters on defense. Look for Syracuse to get the win and cover in a much needed victory.
Nevada +10 over Texas Tech
Every news story you hear is about how this game is going to be a shootout. This will be a very exciting game. Both teams have great offenses, but Nevada has the ability to run the ball and keep Tech's offense off the field. Football is all about rhythm especially in the college level. If Nevada can chew clock Tech might not get the opportunity to light the scoreboard up. The Tech offense is one dimensional and if Nevada can rush the passer and blitz all game they have a shot to win outright. Nevada coach Chris Ault is 20-5 at home while Tech historically falters on the road in key spots. Take Nevada.
UCF +12.5 over South Florida
This short rivalry ends today as both teams will not be on each others schedules for a while. South Florida has won the last three years which makes this a big game for the UCF Seniors. Central Florida is rebuilding their offense, but should play great defense which will keep this game close. South Florida QB Matt Grothe is an unbelievable young talent, but made some negative comments about UCF that will motivate this team. Take Central Florida.
Spylock
Air Force +3 3 star
Iowa State -7 1 Star
Northern Illinois +6 1 Star
SAVANNAH SPORTS
3 Units Florida -23
eddie roman 10,000 wake forest
bobby esposito 50,000 arizona state
jack burnet 25,000 san diego state
damon roberts 7500 memphis
MARC LAWRENCE
5* Penn State
4* Auburn
3* Miami-Ohio
Kelso Sturgeon
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Iron Horse 10*
Az St
TEDDY COVERS
20* California
MICHAEL CANNON comps
SATURDAY'S FIRST PLAY
Lay the points with South Florida tonight over their in-state rival Central Florida. South Florida has won and covered the last three meetings with UCF. Both teams are coming off wins over lesser opponents in Week One, but the Bulls 56-7 rout of Tennessee-Martin was more impressive than Central Florida?s 17-0 shutout of South Carolina State. The Knights were humiliated last year by a 64-12 score at Tampa, but they don?t have the horses to get their revenge tonight at home. Central Florida is 1-5 ATS in Game Two?s and 1-5 ATS at home when playing with non-conference revenge. Take South Florida minus the points as they grab the win and cover.
3* SOUTH FLORIDA
SATURDAY'S SECOND PLAY
Take the points with Toledo when they travel to take on Arizona. Arizona pounded Idaho last week, 70-0. Now they find themselves immediately installed as a 3-TD+ favorite over Toledo. Toledo is a team that refused to fold after last year?s 0-4 start. They suffered through a rash of medical redshirt injuries and will be up against an Arizona team that may have a false sense of confidence right now. The Wildcats also have a revenge date against New Mexico in their sights, so forgive them if they don?t take Toledo seriously tonight. Arizona is also a horrible 1-17 ATS as a home chalk of more than three points. Take the points with Toledo as they stay within the number.
2* TOLEDO
Marc Lawrence Playbook
3 Star
Miami-Ohio
4 Star
Auburn
5 Star
Penn State
3* BEST BET
Though Michigan fans may disagree, the Wolverines? 25-23 loss to
Utah in UM coach Rich Rodriguez? debut was not the surprise many
have made it out to be: the veteran Utes simply owned better, more
experienced players. And that?s the problem once again here today.
The RedHawks, the preseason pick to win the MAC East division behind
17 returning starters this season, fell unceremoniously in a puzzling 21-
point home loss to Vanderbilt, a game which was near-even in the stats.
They are 5-1 ATS on the road in games off an upset loss as a favorite.
More importantly, 17 returning starter dogs in Game Two off a SU and
ATS loss are a rock-solid 25-9 ATS. Coupled with information shared in
Marc?s SHAKEDOWN STREET article on page 2, we can only envision
more trouble on the horizon for the Dazed-and-Blue as they continue
to try and adapt to Rich Rod?s new schemes. It should be noted that
when Rodriguez took over the West Virginia job in 2001 he inherited
a bowl team that proceeded to fi nish 3-8 in his fi rst year at the helm.
No surprise to see UM tumble to 2-10 ATS in the ?Big House? against
non-conference foes.
4* BEST BET
Auburn lived up to early expectations with a dominating 34-0 win over
La-Monroe to open the ?08 season but the Tigers face a much tougher
foe here. Southern Miss kicked off the Larry Fedora era by crushing the
Sun Belt?s other Louisiana rep from Lafayette, 51-21, and cruise into this
meeting on a 4-0 ATS series run against Aubbie. That?s where the good
news ends and the bad starts, however, for the Golden Eagles. That?s
because Smissy is just 1-6 ATS in its last seven showdowns against teams
from the SEC. Adding to their misery is the best from this week?s SMART
BOX (see page 3). Toss in the fact the Eagles are a miserable 3-18 ATS in
games they lose SU as a dog when playing off a double-digit win and
you can see where we?re going here. With Aubbie?s offense growing
more accustomed to Tony Franklin?s new spread attack, look for the eye
of the Tiger to take dead aim on the Eagles and improve to 10-3 ATS as
double-digit favorites in Game Two of the season here today.
5* BEST BET - PENN ST
Troublesome debut for the Beavers last week in a 36-28 loss to underdog
Stanford. A rush defense that was rock-solid last year couldn?t slow down
a stiff breeze versus the Cardinal and OSU QB Moevao ? despite a 34-of-
54 for 404 yards and 3 TDs performance ? was done in by turnovers. The
only team from a BCS conference to open the season with consecutive
road games, Oregon State must travel cross-country and hitch it up to
take on Joe Pa?s Nittany Lions, a 2-TD favorite after swamping Coastal
Carolina 66-10. The Beavs are 1-5 SU in their last six trips to the Eastern
Time Zone (the win was against a Temple team that proceeded to lose
50 of its next 57 games). The last two visits resulted in 34-2 and 63-
27 losses to Cincinnati and Louisville, respectively. Now dead even with
Bobby Bowden in career victories, Paterno has gone 7-4 SU and ATS in
his last 11 PAC 10 clashes ? plus his Lions own a sturdy 5-1 ATS mark as
non-conference HFs of 7 or more points. The Beavers? pointspread dam
looks leaky, at best: Game Two road dogs off a SU road favorite loss
in Game One are a wallet-emptying 0-8 SU and 2-6 ATS. With Oregon
State already 0-5 ATS in its last 5 Game Two situations, it looks like fl attailed
rodent could be on the menu today in Happy Valley.
UPSET GAME OF THE WEEK UPSET
Oops? not long after FAU coach Schnellenberger suggested that
Texas ?wasn?t that physical a football team,? the Owls had to eat a
major portion of crow following their 52-10 destruction at Austin
last week. Now they?re faced with having to regroup against a team
of Blazers that returns 17 starters in head coach Neil Callaway?s 2nd
season. Out database chips in with this dandy: 17 Returning Starters
dogs in Game Two, playing off a SU and ATS loss, are 25-9 ATS. Toss in
Howie Longname?s 6-15 ATS mark as home in games off a double-digit
defeat and FAT?s (Florida Atlantic) dismal 1-6 ATS log as home chalk
and we suddenly smell an upset in the making. Don?t forget, the Owls
defense slipped 82 YPG in an 8-win bowl season last year. Like Texas,
these Blazers may not be all that physical but they fi t just right.
bobby esposito 50,000 arizona state
jack burnet 25,000 san diego state
damon roberts 7500 memphis
MARC LAWRENCE
5* Penn State
4* Auburn
3* Miami-Ohio
Kelso Sturgeon
high rollers baseball club 15 unit - cards
Iron Horse 10*
Az St
TEDDY COVERS
20* California
MICHAEL CANNON comps
SATURDAY'S FIRST PLAY
Lay the points with South Florida tonight over their in-state rival Central Florida. South Florida has won and covered the last three meetings with UCF. Both teams are coming off wins over lesser opponents in Week One, but the Bulls 56-7 rout of Tennessee-Martin was more impressive than Central Florida?s 17-0 shutout of South Carolina State. The Knights were humiliated last year by a 64-12 score at Tampa, but they don?t have the horses to get their revenge tonight at home. Central Florida is 1-5 ATS in Game Two?s and 1-5 ATS at home when playing with non-conference revenge. Take South Florida minus the points as they grab the win and cover.
3* SOUTH FLORIDA
SATURDAY'S SECOND PLAY
Take the points with Toledo when they travel to take on Arizona. Arizona pounded Idaho last week, 70-0. Now they find themselves immediately installed as a 3-TD+ favorite over Toledo. Toledo is a team that refused to fold after last year?s 0-4 start. They suffered through a rash of medical redshirt injuries and will be up against an Arizona team that may have a false sense of confidence right now. The Wildcats also have a revenge date against New Mexico in their sights, so forgive them if they don?t take Toledo seriously tonight. Arizona is also a horrible 1-17 ATS as a home chalk of more than three points. Take the points with Toledo as they stay within the number.
2* TOLEDO
Marc Lawrence Playbook
3 Star
Miami-Ohio
4 Star
Auburn
5 Star
Penn State
3* BEST BET
Though Michigan fans may disagree, the Wolverines? 25-23 loss to
Utah in UM coach Rich Rodriguez? debut was not the surprise many
have made it out to be: the veteran Utes simply owned better, more
experienced players. And that?s the problem once again here today.
The RedHawks, the preseason pick to win the MAC East division behind
17 returning starters this season, fell unceremoniously in a puzzling 21-
point home loss to Vanderbilt, a game which was near-even in the stats.
They are 5-1 ATS on the road in games off an upset loss as a favorite.
More importantly, 17 returning starter dogs in Game Two off a SU and
ATS loss are a rock-solid 25-9 ATS. Coupled with information shared in
Marc?s SHAKEDOWN STREET article on page 2, we can only envision
more trouble on the horizon for the Dazed-and-Blue as they continue
to try and adapt to Rich Rod?s new schemes. It should be noted that
when Rodriguez took over the West Virginia job in 2001 he inherited
a bowl team that proceeded to fi nish 3-8 in his fi rst year at the helm.
No surprise to see UM tumble to 2-10 ATS in the ?Big House? against
non-conference foes.
4* BEST BET
Auburn lived up to early expectations with a dominating 34-0 win over
La-Monroe to open the ?08 season but the Tigers face a much tougher
foe here. Southern Miss kicked off the Larry Fedora era by crushing the
Sun Belt?s other Louisiana rep from Lafayette, 51-21, and cruise into this
meeting on a 4-0 ATS series run against Aubbie. That?s where the good
news ends and the bad starts, however, for the Golden Eagles. That?s
because Smissy is just 1-6 ATS in its last seven showdowns against teams
from the SEC. Adding to their misery is the best from this week?s SMART
BOX (see page 3). Toss in the fact the Eagles are a miserable 3-18 ATS in
games they lose SU as a dog when playing off a double-digit win and
you can see where we?re going here. With Aubbie?s offense growing
more accustomed to Tony Franklin?s new spread attack, look for the eye
of the Tiger to take dead aim on the Eagles and improve to 10-3 ATS as
double-digit favorites in Game Two of the season here today.
5* BEST BET - PENN ST
Troublesome debut for the Beavers last week in a 36-28 loss to underdog
Stanford. A rush defense that was rock-solid last year couldn?t slow down
a stiff breeze versus the Cardinal and OSU QB Moevao ? despite a 34-of-
54 for 404 yards and 3 TDs performance ? was done in by turnovers. The
only team from a BCS conference to open the season with consecutive
road games, Oregon State must travel cross-country and hitch it up to
take on Joe Pa?s Nittany Lions, a 2-TD favorite after swamping Coastal
Carolina 66-10. The Beavs are 1-5 SU in their last six trips to the Eastern
Time Zone (the win was against a Temple team that proceeded to lose
50 of its next 57 games). The last two visits resulted in 34-2 and 63-
27 losses to Cincinnati and Louisville, respectively. Now dead even with
Bobby Bowden in career victories, Paterno has gone 7-4 SU and ATS in
his last 11 PAC 10 clashes ? plus his Lions own a sturdy 5-1 ATS mark as
non-conference HFs of 7 or more points. The Beavers? pointspread dam
looks leaky, at best: Game Two road dogs off a SU road favorite loss
in Game One are a wallet-emptying 0-8 SU and 2-6 ATS. With Oregon
State already 0-5 ATS in its last 5 Game Two situations, it looks like fl attailed
rodent could be on the menu today in Happy Valley.
UPSET GAME OF THE WEEK UPSET
Oops? not long after FAU coach Schnellenberger suggested that
Texas ?wasn?t that physical a football team,? the Owls had to eat a
major portion of crow following their 52-10 destruction at Austin
last week. Now they?re faced with having to regroup against a team
of Blazers that returns 17 starters in head coach Neil Callaway?s 2nd
season. Out database chips in with this dandy: 17 Returning Starters
dogs in Game Two, playing off a SU and ATS loss, are 25-9 ATS. Toss in
Howie Longname?s 6-15 ATS mark as home in games off a double-digit
defeat and FAT?s (Florida Atlantic) dismal 1-6 ATS log as home chalk
and we suddenly smell an upset in the making. Don?t forget, the Owls
defense slipped 82 YPG in an 8-win bowl season last year. Like Texas,
these Blazers may not be all that physical but they fi t just right.
Be CAREFUL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Be CAREFUL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hate it when a new member comes into this forum when he has only been a member for 1 month, and only has 3 posts, and starts telling us that some handicapper is RED HOT !!!
I am talking to you Nicky DEE !!
If this guy is so HOT......post his plays every day so we can track him. Otherwise , you're not fooling anybody.
I am not trying to sound like a dick, but we are all seasoned pros in here and we know a shill when we see one.
Be CAREFUL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hate it when a new member comes into this forum when he has only been a member for 1 month, and only has 3 posts, and starts telling us that some handicapper is RED HOT !!!
I am talking to you Nicky DEE !!
If this guy is so HOT......post his plays every day so we can track him. Otherwise , you're not fooling anybody.
I am not trying to sound like a dick, but we are all seasoned pros in here and we know a shill when we see one.
Power Sweep
4* Florida 44-13
3*East Carolina +
3* LSU 41-10
2* Temple + 21-20
2*Oregon 45-3
2* Pittsburg 30-13
Underdog ULM +14 21-17
IS THIS PHIL STEELE'S POWER SWEEP? THanks!!!
4* Florida 44-13
3*East Carolina +
3* LSU 41-10
2* Temple + 21-20
2*Oregon 45-3
2* Pittsburg 30-13
Underdog ULM +14 21-17
IS THIS PHIL STEELE'S POWER SWEEP? THanks!!!
Should be, I talked to a friend and his buddy who works there and said he does have Florida and his big play. -Koz :SIB
Sebastian
20* WVA (buy down to 7)
20* MINN over
20* PITT
20* Utah
20* Kansas
50* ARIZ
200* Penn St
200* Ariz St
200* Temple (buy up to 7)
300* New Mexico
Lenny Del Genio's 20* CFB Non-Conf BLOWOUT of the Month! - Saturday
Play on Penn State at 3:30 ET. Oregon State has been an unmitigated disaster on the non-conference road the past three years, turning in at least one terrible performance each season. Last year, they went to Cincinnati and lost 34-3 as a three-point FAVORITE. In 2006, the trip wasn�t nearly as long, but the result was equally as painful when Boise State crushed them 42-14 on the blue turf. The year prior, Louisville hung 63 points on them in a 36-point beatdown. All told, that�s an average pointspread loss of 26 points per game! What makes things even more depressing for Mike Riley is that all of those Beaver teams were better than the one he�s fielding this year. That was proven when they lost outright at Stanford last Thursday (another road loss). Overall, Riley is eight-games under .500 in his tenure in Corvallis. Last week, they were outrushed 210-86 by a Cardinal team that had previously averaged just 1.0 YPC in the previous five meetings between the schools. Losing the ENTIRE front seven kills the defense. In Penn State, they draw a very rude non-conference host, one that has won 13 straight at Beaver Stadium over non-Big Ten teams by an average of over 31 PPG. OSU is 1-10-1 ATS in September. We�ll gladly look past the PSU suspensions. Penn State is our Non-Conference Blowout of the Month.
Good luck, Lenny
Lenny Del Genio's **ADDED BOARD** Game of the Year
Play on Maryland at 7:00 ET. Here is a matchup of teams coming in off disappointing performances. The only difference is that Maryland won their game. MTSU saw 2007 end on a sour note with an ugly 45-7 loss at Troy. After getting all season to think about that defeat, the Blue Raiders got the unique opportunity to have a shot at immediate revenge in last Thursday�s season opener. The result? A 31-17 home loss, despite getting four takeaways. They were also outgained by over a full yard per play. Home underdogs, in the first month of the season, that ended last season with multiple losses and are off a conference loss this year are a terrible 5-26 ATS since 1992. Now Ralph Friedgen certainly has no reason to be smiling in College Park this week after his Terps only bested FBS Delaware 14-7 in the opener. However, that is a Delaware team that played for the FBS National Championship last year. Also, sophomore RB Da�Rel Scott ran for 197 yards last week, so there is reason to be excited about this team here. Three missed FG�s made last week�s game look closer than it actually was. Maryland is a perfect 5-0 vs. Sun Belt teams with the average win by 17 PPG. Maryland is our Added Board Game of the Year.
Good luck, Lenny
20* WVA (buy down to 7)
20* MINN over
20* PITT
20* Utah
20* Kansas
50* ARIZ
200* Penn St
200* Ariz St
200* Temple (buy up to 7)
300* New Mexico
Lenny Del Genio's 20* CFB Non-Conf BLOWOUT of the Month! - Saturday
Play on Penn State at 3:30 ET. Oregon State has been an unmitigated disaster on the non-conference road the past three years, turning in at least one terrible performance each season. Last year, they went to Cincinnati and lost 34-3 as a three-point FAVORITE. In 2006, the trip wasn�t nearly as long, but the result was equally as painful when Boise State crushed them 42-14 on the blue turf. The year prior, Louisville hung 63 points on them in a 36-point beatdown. All told, that�s an average pointspread loss of 26 points per game! What makes things even more depressing for Mike Riley is that all of those Beaver teams were better than the one he�s fielding this year. That was proven when they lost outright at Stanford last Thursday (another road loss). Overall, Riley is eight-games under .500 in his tenure in Corvallis. Last week, they were outrushed 210-86 by a Cardinal team that had previously averaged just 1.0 YPC in the previous five meetings between the schools. Losing the ENTIRE front seven kills the defense. In Penn State, they draw a very rude non-conference host, one that has won 13 straight at Beaver Stadium over non-Big Ten teams by an average of over 31 PPG. OSU is 1-10-1 ATS in September. We�ll gladly look past the PSU suspensions. Penn State is our Non-Conference Blowout of the Month.
Good luck, Lenny
Lenny Del Genio's **ADDED BOARD** Game of the Year
Play on Maryland at 7:00 ET. Here is a matchup of teams coming in off disappointing performances. The only difference is that Maryland won their game. MTSU saw 2007 end on a sour note with an ugly 45-7 loss at Troy. After getting all season to think about that defeat, the Blue Raiders got the unique opportunity to have a shot at immediate revenge in last Thursday�s season opener. The result? A 31-17 home loss, despite getting four takeaways. They were also outgained by over a full yard per play. Home underdogs, in the first month of the season, that ended last season with multiple losses and are off a conference loss this year are a terrible 5-26 ATS since 1992. Now Ralph Friedgen certainly has no reason to be smiling in College Park this week after his Terps only bested FBS Delaware 14-7 in the opener. However, that is a Delaware team that played for the FBS National Championship last year. Also, sophomore RB Da�Rel Scott ran for 197 yards last week, so there is reason to be excited about this team here. Three missed FG�s made last week�s game look closer than it actually was. Maryland is a perfect 5-0 vs. Sun Belt teams with the average win by 17 PPG. Maryland is our Added Board Game of the Year.
Good luck, Lenny
FRANK ROSENTHAL
MLB
901 PHILLY+120 SB
903 DBACKS+110 SB
UNDER 7.5 SB+
904 PADRES+140 SB
UNDER 7.5 SB+
912 CARDS-140 SB+
926 KC-120 SB+
COLLEGE FOOTBALL SATURDAY
305 EA MICH UNDER 57SB
306 MICH ST-20.5 SB
312 DUKE+7 SB+
UNDER 43.5 SB+
314 BC-6.5 SB
315 WEST VA-7 SB+
328 OK-21 SB
334 FL-22 SB+
UNDER 51.5 SB+
341 AF+3 SB
346 ND-21 SB
363 UCONN-6.5 SB
373 STANFORD+14.5 SB
381 TULSA-21 SB
The Real Animal
4* Georgia Tech +6 ?
4* Georgia Tech 'OVER' 37 1/2
3* Nebraska 'UNDER' 57 ?
3* Wisconsin -21
4* Georgia Tech +6 ?
4* Georgia Tech 'OVER' 37 1/2
3* Nebraska 'UNDER' 57 ?
3* Wisconsin -21
SCOTT SPREITZER
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