Saturday Service Plays
- Thread starter Bettinman
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Anyone have these plays?
Anyone have these plays?
Ben Burns
***EARLY (12:00 ET) KICKOFF*** Burns' ANNIHILATOR
***EARLY (12:00 ET) KICKOFF*** Burns' #1 ESPN GOW
***HUGE*** Ben Burns 2008 PAC-10 GAME OF THE YEAR
Marc Lawrence
35-0 ATS No.1 CFB Games Of The Week
(Fav, Underdog, and Revenge games)
Big Al McMordie
BIG AL's 100% (14-0) 5* NCAA WINNER
BIG AL's DOUBLE GUARANTEED ROADKILL OF THE YEAR
BIG AL's NCAA FB 3-GAME PACKAGE
Scott Spreitzer
SCOTT SPREITZER'S 25* CFB MORNING MASSCARE
SCOTT SPREITZER'S ODDSMAKER *BLOWOUT OF THE YEAR
SCOTT SPREITZER'S 25* GOY TOPS CFB TRIFECTA
Larry Ness
Larry Ness' Las Vegas Insider-CFB
Larry's 20* Big 10 GOY
Larry Ness' Weekend Wipeout Winner
Thanks and good luck.:toast:
Anyone have these plays?
Ben Burns
***EARLY (12:00 ET) KICKOFF*** Burns' ANNIHILATOR
***EARLY (12:00 ET) KICKOFF*** Burns' #1 ESPN GOW
***HUGE*** Ben Burns 2008 PAC-10 GAME OF THE YEAR
Marc Lawrence
35-0 ATS No.1 CFB Games Of The Week
(Fav, Underdog, and Revenge games)
Big Al McMordie
BIG AL's 100% (14-0) 5* NCAA WINNER
BIG AL's DOUBLE GUARANTEED ROADKILL OF THE YEAR
BIG AL's NCAA FB 3-GAME PACKAGE
Scott Spreitzer
SCOTT SPREITZER'S 25* CFB MORNING MASSCARE
SCOTT SPREITZER'S ODDSMAKER *BLOWOUT OF THE YEAR
SCOTT SPREITZER'S 25* GOY TOPS CFB TRIFECTA
Larry Ness
Larry Ness' Las Vegas Insider-CFB
Larry's 20* Big 10 GOY
Larry Ness' Weekend Wipeout Winner
Thanks and good luck.:toast:
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Anyone have Dr. Bob's weekend plays....?
Anyone have Dr. Bob's weekend plays....?
He has 8 Best Bets and 6 Strong Opinions
Thanks and good luck.:mj06:
Anyone have Dr. Bob's weekend plays....?
He has 8 Best Bets and 6 Strong Opinions
Thanks and good luck.:mj06:
Advance Analysis
Advance Analysis
College: 2 S Fla. Nevada Penn St. Tulsa 1* G.Tech Boston College N. Western Tenn. Ala. Ga. Utah N. Mex La. Tech Louisville
Advance Analysis
College: 2 S Fla. Nevada Penn St. Tulsa 1* G.Tech Boston College N. Western Tenn. Ala. Ga. Utah N. Mex La. Tech Louisville
Larry Ness' 20* Big 10 Game of the Year (off 2-0 Thurs / top-rated CFB game of the weekend)
My 20* play is on Ohio State at 3:30 ET.
Most CFB fans are probably hoping that Ohio State doesn't make it back to a third straight BCS title game, after the Buckeyes' performance in the last two. When Ohio State was humbled 35-3 by USC in Los Angeles back on September 13, a return trip to the BCS title game was the last thing on head coach Jim Tressel's mind but the Buckeyes have won four straight and do enter this game with Michigan State ranked 12th in the nation and remain unbeaten in the Big 10. Michigan State was unranked before the 2008 season began and a season-opening 38-31 loss at Cal came as no real surprise. However, the Spartans have won six straight and enter this game ranked 20th, after beating an undefeated (but probably overrated) Northwestern team last week, 37-20. I'll get to Ohio State in a minute but is MSU really a top-25 team? I say N-O! Two of the Spartans' six wins have come against Eastern Michigan and Florida Atlantic (a combined 3-10) plus another win came at Indiana, 42-29. The Hoosiers are one of just four current Division I-A schools which have yet to earn an ATS win (0-4-1) and one should remember that MSU win for one of this year's most dramatic "turnaround" moments. Indiana connected on a 97-yard TD pass late in the third quarter, that appeared to give the Hoosiers the lead. Instead, an OL was called for holding in the end zone, giving Michigan State a safety and a 36-29 lead. The Hoosiers never recovered. MSU's other wins this year came in home games over Notre Dame (23-7) and Iowa (16-13) plus the aforementioned win at overrated Northwestern. QB Brain Hoyer played very poorly early on, completing just 44.6 percent of his throws over the team's first four games with just one TD and two INTs. He did throw for 321 yards against Cal but averaged just 126.3 YPG over the next three. He has "picked up the pace" in his last three games (58.6 percent / 204.7 YPG / 5 TDs and 1 INT) but he is still bothered by a sore shoulder. The heart and soul of the offense is RB Ringer, who is second in the nation in rushing (158.9 YPG) and leads the nation with 14 TDs. However, he's averaged just 3.6 YPC over his last two games against Iowa and Northwestern (60 attempts) and will face an Ohio Sate defense which plays the run very well (103.6 YPG allowed / 3.6 YPC / 3 TDs). WR Devin Thomas (79 catches / 8 TDs) left early for the NFL, leaving Hoyer with sophomore Dell (has just 20 catches and is listed as questionable with an undisclosed injury) and freshman Cunningham (19 catches) as his primary targets to go up against a veteran OSU secondary (Buckeyes are ranked 13th in defensive pass efficiency). OSU may be 6-1 but the team's 1-5 ATS mark proves the Buckeyes have underperformed in '08. However, the team was able to win at Wisconsin two weeks ago and while the offense was less-than-impressive at Purdue last week, the 'D' was in fine form (Purdue's lone score came on a 53-yard FG). Freshman QB Pryor 'exploded' on the scene with four TD passes as well as 66 yards rushing against Troy but after another solid game vs Minnesota (TD pass plus 97 yards rushing and two more TDs), has not been very productive the last two weeks. He did lead OSU on the game-winning drive in the late 4th-quarter at Wisconsin but while he's completed 69.7 percent of his throws the last two games, he's averaging only 120.5 YPG through the air, while running 29 times for only 47 yards (1.6 YPC). Beanie Wells looked very good in his first two games back (106 and 168 yards while averaging 7.6 YPC) but concerns regarding his foot returned after he gained 94 yards on 22 carries vs Purdue. In the end, I'm not even a little bit sold on MSU being an "elite" team, while the Buckeyes have been just that since 2002 (one national title and two other BCS title game losses). OSU has dominated the Big 10 since 2002, going 43-8 SU, with four of those losses coming in the '04 season. The Buckeyes have gone 25-2 SU in the Big 10 since the beginning of the '05 season and take a 12-game road winning streak in Big 10 play into this game. OSU has won six straight (11 of 13) against MSU, including a 24-17 win last year in Columbus, where the Buckeyes outgained the Spartans 422 to 185 in yards but saw the Spartans return an INT 54 yards for a TD and a fumble 25 yards for a TD. Don't expect the Spartans to be "that lucky again" and remember that the Buckeyes have won eight of their last nine road games against ranked teams.
Big 10 Game of the Year 20* Ohio State
My 20* play is on Ohio State at 3:30 ET.
Most CFB fans are probably hoping that Ohio State doesn't make it back to a third straight BCS title game, after the Buckeyes' performance in the last two. When Ohio State was humbled 35-3 by USC in Los Angeles back on September 13, a return trip to the BCS title game was the last thing on head coach Jim Tressel's mind but the Buckeyes have won four straight and do enter this game with Michigan State ranked 12th in the nation and remain unbeaten in the Big 10. Michigan State was unranked before the 2008 season began and a season-opening 38-31 loss at Cal came as no real surprise. However, the Spartans have won six straight and enter this game ranked 20th, after beating an undefeated (but probably overrated) Northwestern team last week, 37-20. I'll get to Ohio State in a minute but is MSU really a top-25 team? I say N-O! Two of the Spartans' six wins have come against Eastern Michigan and Florida Atlantic (a combined 3-10) plus another win came at Indiana, 42-29. The Hoosiers are one of just four current Division I-A schools which have yet to earn an ATS win (0-4-1) and one should remember that MSU win for one of this year's most dramatic "turnaround" moments. Indiana connected on a 97-yard TD pass late in the third quarter, that appeared to give the Hoosiers the lead. Instead, an OL was called for holding in the end zone, giving Michigan State a safety and a 36-29 lead. The Hoosiers never recovered. MSU's other wins this year came in home games over Notre Dame (23-7) and Iowa (16-13) plus the aforementioned win at overrated Northwestern. QB Brain Hoyer played very poorly early on, completing just 44.6 percent of his throws over the team's first four games with just one TD and two INTs. He did throw for 321 yards against Cal but averaged just 126.3 YPG over the next three. He has "picked up the pace" in his last three games (58.6 percent / 204.7 YPG / 5 TDs and 1 INT) but he is still bothered by a sore shoulder. The heart and soul of the offense is RB Ringer, who is second in the nation in rushing (158.9 YPG) and leads the nation with 14 TDs. However, he's averaged just 3.6 YPC over his last two games against Iowa and Northwestern (60 attempts) and will face an Ohio Sate defense which plays the run very well (103.6 YPG allowed / 3.6 YPC / 3 TDs). WR Devin Thomas (79 catches / 8 TDs) left early for the NFL, leaving Hoyer with sophomore Dell (has just 20 catches and is listed as questionable with an undisclosed injury) and freshman Cunningham (19 catches) as his primary targets to go up against a veteran OSU secondary (Buckeyes are ranked 13th in defensive pass efficiency). OSU may be 6-1 but the team's 1-5 ATS mark proves the Buckeyes have underperformed in '08. However, the team was able to win at Wisconsin two weeks ago and while the offense was less-than-impressive at Purdue last week, the 'D' was in fine form (Purdue's lone score came on a 53-yard FG). Freshman QB Pryor 'exploded' on the scene with four TD passes as well as 66 yards rushing against Troy but after another solid game vs Minnesota (TD pass plus 97 yards rushing and two more TDs), has not been very productive the last two weeks. He did lead OSU on the game-winning drive in the late 4th-quarter at Wisconsin but while he's completed 69.7 percent of his throws the last two games, he's averaging only 120.5 YPG through the air, while running 29 times for only 47 yards (1.6 YPC). Beanie Wells looked very good in his first two games back (106 and 168 yards while averaging 7.6 YPC) but concerns regarding his foot returned after he gained 94 yards on 22 carries vs Purdue. In the end, I'm not even a little bit sold on MSU being an "elite" team, while the Buckeyes have been just that since 2002 (one national title and two other BCS title game losses). OSU has dominated the Big 10 since 2002, going 43-8 SU, with four of those losses coming in the '04 season. The Buckeyes have gone 25-2 SU in the Big 10 since the beginning of the '05 season and take a 12-game road winning streak in Big 10 play into this game. OSU has won six straight (11 of 13) against MSU, including a 24-17 win last year in Columbus, where the Buckeyes outgained the Spartans 422 to 185 in yards but saw the Spartans return an INT 54 yards for a TD and a fumble 25 yards for a TD. Don't expect the Spartans to be "that lucky again" and remember that the Buckeyes have won eight of their last nine road games against ranked teams.
Big 10 Game of the Year 20* Ohio State
Jim Feist Parlay Of Month
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Maryland And Baylor
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Maryland And Baylor
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Spreitzer 25* Early game- Iowa
Trifecta- Baylor, Missouri, Nevada
Spreitzer 25* Early game- Iowa
Trifecta- Baylor, Missouri, Nevada
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Norm Hitzges:
11-11 last week
YTD: 73-56
NCAA
Double Plays
Arkansas +8 vs Kentucky
Colorado -3 vs Kansas St
Missouri +6 vs Texas
Nevada -21 vs Utah State
Single Plays
LaTech -20.5 vs Idaho
Georgia Tech -2.5 vs Clemson
VaTech +3 vs Boston College
Kansas +20 vs Oklahoma
Mississippi +13 vs Alabama
Georgia -14.5 vs Vandy
No. Illinios -8 vs Toledo
Penn St -23.5 vs Michigan
Baylor +16.5 vs Oklahoma St.
SMU +13 vs Houston
UCLA +1.5 vs Stanford
ULaLa -3 vs Arkansas St.
Norm Hitzges:
11-11 last week
YTD: 73-56
NCAA
Double Plays
Arkansas +8 vs Kentucky
Colorado -3 vs Kansas St
Missouri +6 vs Texas
Nevada -21 vs Utah State
Single Plays
LaTech -20.5 vs Idaho
Georgia Tech -2.5 vs Clemson
VaTech +3 vs Boston College
Kansas +20 vs Oklahoma
Mississippi +13 vs Alabama
Georgia -14.5 vs Vandy
No. Illinios -8 vs Toledo
Penn St -23.5 vs Michigan
Baylor +16.5 vs Oklahoma St.
SMU +13 vs Houston
UCLA +1.5 vs Stanford
ULaLa -3 vs Arkansas St.
Dave Cokin
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Big East Goy Uconn
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Big East Goy Uconn
Nelly
ncaa
5-georgia
4-colo
3-memphis
2-virg
2-iowa st
1-ohio st
1-maryland
system:missouri, michigan, smu over
ncaa
5-georgia
4-colo
3-memphis
2-virg
2-iowa st
1-ohio st
1-maryland
system:missouri, michigan, smu over
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Glen Mcgrew
Dog Gom Ole Miss
Glen Mcgrew
Dog Gom Ole Miss
Northcoast big dogs
Northcoast big dogs
Memphis +9' ML +330
Miss St +8 +250
Ol Miss +13' +450
Wash +14 +450
Baylor +17 +650
Army +10' +370 (Buf has never been a DD fav....ever)
UTEP +17' +700
SMU +13 +400
FLA INT +8' +330
Theory is to play one unit side and ML and out of the teams selected you will hit a ML play plus the line play and be in the +
Northcoast big dogs
Memphis +9' ML +330
Miss St +8 +250
Ol Miss +13' +450
Wash +14 +450
Baylor +17 +650
Army +10' +370 (Buf has never been a DD fav....ever)
UTEP +17' +700
SMU +13 +400
FLA INT +8' +330
Theory is to play one unit side and ML and out of the teams selected you will hit a ML play plus the line play and be in the +
Tom Stryker
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Tom's College Football System Play of the Week!
College Football Blowout Angle
Sometimes sports investors think too much. I can?t tell you the number of times I didn?t wager on a certain team because I ?felt? the situation wasn?t right. Karma has a lot to do in the mindset of a gambler. I?m guilty. I admit it.
Thankfully, I have my college football database to keep things simple for me. Hey, why bother with technical reason? If the computer says a team is in a 65 percent or 85 percent winning situation who am I to disagree! This week?s College System of the Week is an excellent example of what I mean.
You?re on your way up to the window in Las Vegas with a winning ticket in hand. Your ?play on? team just crushed its opponent and already you?re thinking in your head on why you shouldn?t invest on this same team in its next game. Why? Does it state somewhere in the book ?Gambling for Dummies? that a team coming off a blowout win can?t repeat its most recent performance in its next game? At times, your ?gambling mind? tries to out think every possible situation and scenario in pursuit of its next victory. When you feel yourself going into this zone, try and remember the KISS philosophy ? you know, Keep It Simple Stupid. You?ll see what I mean after you take a look at this incredible technical situation.
Since 1980, PLAY ON game two or later college football home dogs or home favorites of -26 or less provided they own a won/loss percentage of .500 or better, scored 55 points or more in its last game and enter off a victory of 21 points or more.
28 Year ATS Record = 188-103-7 ATS for 64.6 percent!
This Week?s Play?s = LOUISIANA LAFAYETTE
What?s so hard about that? All this amazing system has done is produce a 64.6 percent winning situation over 28 years!
There is one other area where this set improves dramatically. If our ?play on? host is running with serious momentum and off back-to-back SU and ATS wins, this powerful college system improves to a mind-boggling 53-20-1 ATS for 72.6 percent! This mark can be tightened up to a sensational 44-12-1 ATS for 78.5 percent provided the team we are playing against does NOT enter off a straight up loss of seven points or more! Louisiana Lafayette applies to both situations.
Good luck with the Ragin? Cajuns on Saturday!
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Tom's College Football System Play of the Week!
College Football Blowout Angle
Sometimes sports investors think too much. I can?t tell you the number of times I didn?t wager on a certain team because I ?felt? the situation wasn?t right. Karma has a lot to do in the mindset of a gambler. I?m guilty. I admit it.
Thankfully, I have my college football database to keep things simple for me. Hey, why bother with technical reason? If the computer says a team is in a 65 percent or 85 percent winning situation who am I to disagree! This week?s College System of the Week is an excellent example of what I mean.
You?re on your way up to the window in Las Vegas with a winning ticket in hand. Your ?play on? team just crushed its opponent and already you?re thinking in your head on why you shouldn?t invest on this same team in its next game. Why? Does it state somewhere in the book ?Gambling for Dummies? that a team coming off a blowout win can?t repeat its most recent performance in its next game? At times, your ?gambling mind? tries to out think every possible situation and scenario in pursuit of its next victory. When you feel yourself going into this zone, try and remember the KISS philosophy ? you know, Keep It Simple Stupid. You?ll see what I mean after you take a look at this incredible technical situation.
Since 1980, PLAY ON game two or later college football home dogs or home favorites of -26 or less provided they own a won/loss percentage of .500 or better, scored 55 points or more in its last game and enter off a victory of 21 points or more.
28 Year ATS Record = 188-103-7 ATS for 64.6 percent!
This Week?s Play?s = LOUISIANA LAFAYETTE
What?s so hard about that? All this amazing system has done is produce a 64.6 percent winning situation over 28 years!
There is one other area where this set improves dramatically. If our ?play on? host is running with serious momentum and off back-to-back SU and ATS wins, this powerful college system improves to a mind-boggling 53-20-1 ATS for 72.6 percent! This mark can be tightened up to a sensational 44-12-1 ATS for 78.5 percent provided the team we are playing against does NOT enter off a straight up loss of seven points or more! Louisiana Lafayette applies to both situations.
Good luck with the Ragin? Cajuns on Saturday!
WILD BILL CFB
U Conn pk (5 units)
Boston College -2 (5 units)
So. Florida -23 1/2 (5 units)
W Michigan +3 (5 units)
Texas Tech -21 (5 units)
USC -42 (5 units)
No. Carolina -5 1/2 (5 units)
No. Illinois -7 (5 units)
Penn St -24 (5 units)
Oregon St -14 (5 units)
Kentucky -10 1/2 (5 units)
Kansas St +3 (5 units)
Houston -12 (5 units)
Air Force -4 (5 units)
Stanford +2 1/2 (5 units)
Arkansas St +4 1/2 (5 units)
Troy -7 1/2 (5 units)
Over 56 ECU-Memphis (5 units)
Over 59 Oklahoma-Kansas (5 units)
Under 59 Nebraska-Iowa St (5 units)
Under 66 T Tech-A&M (5 units)
Under 70 S. Miss-Rice (5 units)
Over 44 1/2 Arkansas-Kentucky (5 units)
Over 62 K State-Colorado (5 units)
Under 69 1/2 Baylor-Ok State (5 units)
Under 76 1/2 Tulsa-UTEP (5 units)
Under 70 SMU-Houston (5 units)
Under 66 1/2 N Texas-ULM (5 units)
Under 66 Ark St-ULL (5 units)
U Conn pk (5 units)
Boston College -2 (5 units)
So. Florida -23 1/2 (5 units)
W Michigan +3 (5 units)
Texas Tech -21 (5 units)
USC -42 (5 units)
No. Carolina -5 1/2 (5 units)
No. Illinois -7 (5 units)
Penn St -24 (5 units)
Oregon St -14 (5 units)
Kentucky -10 1/2 (5 units)
Kansas St +3 (5 units)
Houston -12 (5 units)
Air Force -4 (5 units)
Stanford +2 1/2 (5 units)
Arkansas St +4 1/2 (5 units)
Troy -7 1/2 (5 units)
Over 56 ECU-Memphis (5 units)
Over 59 Oklahoma-Kansas (5 units)
Under 59 Nebraska-Iowa St (5 units)
Under 66 T Tech-A&M (5 units)
Under 70 S. Miss-Rice (5 units)
Over 44 1/2 Arkansas-Kentucky (5 units)
Over 62 K State-Colorado (5 units)
Under 69 1/2 Baylor-Ok State (5 units)
Under 76 1/2 Tulsa-UTEP (5 units)
Under 70 SMU-Houston (5 units)
Under 66 1/2 N Texas-ULM (5 units)
Under 66 Ark St-ULL (5 units)
THE GOLD SHEET (13-15).
KEY RELEASES
IOWA by 14 over Wisconsin
ARKANSAS Plus over Kentucky
SAN JOSE STATE by 12 over New Mexico State
LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE by 15 over Arkansas State
IOWA 27 - Wisconsin 13?A tale of two QBs, as Iowa?s Ricky Stanzi is
making solid progress and minimizing mistakes, while Wisconsin?s Allan
Evridge has regressed to the point he only completed 2 passes against Penn
State and has probably lost his job to Dustin Sherer (career 11 of 22, 2 ints., no
TDPs). Hawkeyes own the better defense, and RB Shonn Greene is 6th in the
nation in rushing (134 ypg). A win here key to Iowa bowl hopes.
(07-WIS. 17-Iowa 13...W.17-13 W.49/166 I.26/59 I.17/37/0/169 W.12/23/1/138 W.2 I.0)
(07-WIS. -7' 17-13 06-Wis. -1' 24-21 05-Iowa +2' 20-10...SR: Wisconsin 41-40-2)
*Arkansas 20 - KENTUCKY 21?Now that Arkansas? sr. QB C. Dick
(222 YP, 7 different receivers vs. Auburn) getting hang of new HC Petrino?s
system and versatile 5-7 RB M. Smith (176 YR vs. Auburn; 5.5 ypc, 20 catches
TY) attracting extra attention, UK will have trouble pulling away from young but
maturing Hogs, who have positive vibes following stunning upset on The
Plains. Wildcat run offense still sputtering (3.2 ypc; only 62 YR vs. USC), and
standout WR Lyons hurting. CABLE TV-ESPNU
(07-Ky. 42-ARK. 29...K.23-22 A.51/338 K.36/170 K.21/39/0/265 A.13/28/2/157 K.3 A.1)
(07-Kentucky +7' 42-29...SR: Kentucky 4-2)
*San Jose State 36 - NEW MEXICO STATE 24?Hal Mumme?s Air Raid
took flight last week at Reno, but don?t believe QB Holbrook (409 YP vs. Wolf
Pack) & Co. can maintain similar altitude vs. quality San Jose ?D? (ranked 13th...not
bad for a WAC team) and lockdown sr. CBs Owens & Francies. Aggie ?D? most
vulnerable platoon on field and could be easy pickins? for emerging Spartan QB
Reed, now getting very comfy with sr. WR Richmond (8 catches last week vs. USU).
(07-SJS 51-Nms 17...S.23-21 S.44/190 N.25/80 N.30/49/3/318 S.19/31/0/317 S.0 N.1)
(07-SJS -4 51-17 06-Sjs -6 31-21 05-SJS -7' 27-10...SR: San Jose State 13-2)
*LA.-LAFAYETTE 36 - Arkansas State 21?In key Sun Belt clash, favor
revenge-minded ULL, which has been a steamrolling machine on ground TY
(nation-leading 331 ypg; 7.6 ypc). Ragin? Cagun?s dangerous dual-threat QB
Desormeaux took LY?s 31-pt. blowout loss personally after generating seasonlow
8 FDs. ASU just 1-8 SU last 9 away, and host has covered 3 straight in
series. Only second home game for ULL (5 straight covers!).
(07-ARK. ST. 52-La.-Laf. 21...A.33-8 A.62/406 L.27/133 A.17/23/0/275 L.7/20/0/137 A.1 L.0)
(07-ASU -9 52-21 06-ULL -6 28-13 05-ASU -11 39-36...SR: La.-Lafayette 18-17-1)
KEY RELEASES
IOWA by 14 over Wisconsin
ARKANSAS Plus over Kentucky
SAN JOSE STATE by 12 over New Mexico State
LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE by 15 over Arkansas State
IOWA 27 - Wisconsin 13?A tale of two QBs, as Iowa?s Ricky Stanzi is
making solid progress and minimizing mistakes, while Wisconsin?s Allan
Evridge has regressed to the point he only completed 2 passes against Penn
State and has probably lost his job to Dustin Sherer (career 11 of 22, 2 ints., no
TDPs). Hawkeyes own the better defense, and RB Shonn Greene is 6th in the
nation in rushing (134 ypg). A win here key to Iowa bowl hopes.
(07-WIS. 17-Iowa 13...W.17-13 W.49/166 I.26/59 I.17/37/0/169 W.12/23/1/138 W.2 I.0)
(07-WIS. -7' 17-13 06-Wis. -1' 24-21 05-Iowa +2' 20-10...SR: Wisconsin 41-40-2)
*Arkansas 20 - KENTUCKY 21?Now that Arkansas? sr. QB C. Dick
(222 YP, 7 different receivers vs. Auburn) getting hang of new HC Petrino?s
system and versatile 5-7 RB M. Smith (176 YR vs. Auburn; 5.5 ypc, 20 catches
TY) attracting extra attention, UK will have trouble pulling away from young but
maturing Hogs, who have positive vibes following stunning upset on The
Plains. Wildcat run offense still sputtering (3.2 ypc; only 62 YR vs. USC), and
standout WR Lyons hurting. CABLE TV-ESPNU
(07-Ky. 42-ARK. 29...K.23-22 A.51/338 K.36/170 K.21/39/0/265 A.13/28/2/157 K.3 A.1)
(07-Kentucky +7' 42-29...SR: Kentucky 4-2)
*San Jose State 36 - NEW MEXICO STATE 24?Hal Mumme?s Air Raid
took flight last week at Reno, but don?t believe QB Holbrook (409 YP vs. Wolf
Pack) & Co. can maintain similar altitude vs. quality San Jose ?D? (ranked 13th...not
bad for a WAC team) and lockdown sr. CBs Owens & Francies. Aggie ?D? most
vulnerable platoon on field and could be easy pickins? for emerging Spartan QB
Reed, now getting very comfy with sr. WR Richmond (8 catches last week vs. USU).
(07-SJS 51-Nms 17...S.23-21 S.44/190 N.25/80 N.30/49/3/318 S.19/31/0/317 S.0 N.1)
(07-SJS -4 51-17 06-Sjs -6 31-21 05-SJS -7' 27-10...SR: San Jose State 13-2)
*LA.-LAFAYETTE 36 - Arkansas State 21?In key Sun Belt clash, favor
revenge-minded ULL, which has been a steamrolling machine on ground TY
(nation-leading 331 ypg; 7.6 ypc). Ragin? Cagun?s dangerous dual-threat QB
Desormeaux took LY?s 31-pt. blowout loss personally after generating seasonlow
8 FDs. ASU just 1-8 SU last 9 away, and host has covered 3 straight in
series. Only second home game for ULL (5 straight covers!).
(07-ARK. ST. 52-La.-Laf. 21...A.33-8 A.62/406 L.27/133 A.17/23/0/275 L.7/20/0/137 A.1 L.0)
(07-ASU -9 52-21 06-ULL -6 28-13 05-ASU -11 39-36...SR: La.-Lafayette 18-17-1)
NORTHCOAST Power Plays 4*'s (50-43-1)...
CFB:
4* Duke
4* Iowa
4* W. Michigan
4* Nebraska
4* USC
4* n. Illinois
4* Penn State
4* Kentucky
4* Kansas State
4* South Carolina
4* Louisville
4* ULM
CFB:
4* Duke
4* Iowa
4* W. Michigan
4* Nebraska
4* USC
4* n. Illinois
4* Penn State
4* Kentucky
4* Kansas State
4* South Carolina
4* Louisville
4* ULM
