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4* Florida State

3* Washington U

3* Utah U

2* Florida Atlantic

2* S.M.U.

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Ohio State/Buffalo - (Under)

Underdog Play Of The Week --- Toledo

Technical Play Of The Week --- U.C.L.A.

Revenge Play Of The Week --- Utah U

Situational Play Of The Week --- C.Michigan
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2013 Marc Lawrence 2-Minute Handicap





College Football 2-MINUTE HANDICAP
Posted: 08/15/2013

Thursday, Aug. 29th
N Carolina SERIES: 3-1 L4... 4-0 Thursday RG... 6-1 as DD dogs... 1-3 in 1st RG
S CAROLINA SERIES: 2-0 L2 H... 5-0 Thursday HG... 5-1 as DD non-conf HF's... 4-1 in 1st HG... 3-1 bef Georgia

Usc 0-3 Game One... 2-10 as DD RF's... 1-4 bef Wash St... 1-3 Thursdays
HAWAII SERIES: 2-0 L2... 4-1 vs Pac 12... 3-1 Weekday HG... 3-1 w/ non conf revenge

Saturday, Aug. 31st
C Michigan 5-2 vs Big 10... 1-5 as dogs 21 > pts... 2-5 Game One
MICHIGAN 3-0 bef Notre Dame... 4-1 in 1st of 3+ HG's... 4-1 as favs 24 > pts... 4-1 L5 vs Mac

Buffalo 4-0 Game One... 4-0 as dogs 30 > pts... 3-1 vs Big 10
OHIO ST 8-1 Game One... 5-1 L6 vs Mac... 8-2 in 1st of BB HG's

STemple 3-1 Game One away... 3-9 away bef BB HG's... 3-7 as non conf dogs > 21 pts
NOTRE DAME 3-1 home bef BB RG's... 1-7 vs Big East... 2-9 as favs > 24 pts... 1-4 Game One home

Alabama 16-0 in 1st of BB RG's... 5-0 Game One... 4-0 as non conf favs < 21 pts... 3-0 vs ACC... 3-7 bef revenge RG
VA TECH 4-0 as dogs > 12 pts... 0-5 Game One... 1-4 L5 vs SEC... 1-3 on neutral sites

Mississippi St 0-4 as Game One dogs... 1-6 L7 as DD dogs... 3-11 on neutral sites
OKLAHOMA ST 6-0 in 1st of BB RG's... 3-0 on neutral sites... 4-1 as non conf favs 11 > pts... 3-1 Game One

La Monroe 3-1 Game One... 3-1 as DD dogs... 3-1 vs Big 12
OKLAHOMA 3-0 vs Sunbelt... 6-2 in 1st of BB HG's... 8-3 as non conf favs 21 > pts... 2-6 Game One

New Mex St 0-7 Game One... 0-5 vs Big 12... 3-10 dogs 28 > pts
TEXAS 4-1 favs 36 > pts... 1-3 Game One... 3-7 as Sept HF's

Rice 0-4 vs SEC... 2-8 as dogs 24 > pts... 1-3 Game One
TEXAS A&M SERIES: 5-2 L7 home... 6-0 vs Conf USA... 8-1 in 1st of 3+ HG's... 2-9 as favs 25 > pts... 2-7 Game One

Toledo 5-1 in 1st of BB RG's... 0-6 as dogs 21 > pts... 1-4 Game One
FLORIDA 3-0 bef Mia-Fla... 10-3 as non conf favs 21 > pts... 7-3 Game One... 2-5 vs MAC

Wyoming 4-1 Game One... 4-1 as RD's 24 > pts... 5-2 away bef BB HG's
NEBRASKA 7-0-1 Game One... 3-1 in 1st of 3+ HG's... 6-2 as non conf favs 21 > pts

Georgia SERIES: 4-1 L5 / 4-1 L5 A... 7-1 as non conf favs 7 < pts... 4-1 away bef BB HG's... 1-3 Game One... 1-3 bef S Carolina
CLEMSON 6-2 Game One... 7-3 in 1st of BB HG's... 2-7 as favs / dogs 3 < pts

Lsu 4-1 away bef BB HG's... 1-5 as non conf favs < 6 pts... 1-3 Game One
TCU 5-1 as non conf dogs 7 < pts... 5-2 Game One... 2-6 L8 vs SEC

Boise St 4-0 Game One... 6-1 as non conf dogs... 5-1 away bef BB HG's... 6-2 L8 vs Pac 12
WASHINGTON 4-1 as favs < 7 pts... 2-7 Game One... 2-5 L7 vs Moun West

Nevada 5-1 as dogs 10 > pts... 5-2 away vs Pac 12... 2-5 Game One
UCLA 12-3 Game One... 7-3 vs Moun West... 1-5 as HF's > 18 pts

Northwestern 7-1 Game One... 5-2 away bef BB HG's... 1-6 as RF's 6 < pts... 2-5 vs Pac 12
CALIFORNIA 4-0 as non conf dogs... 5-1-1 vs Big 10... 4-1 Game One... 5-2 in 1st of 3+ HG's

Sunday, Sept. 1st
Ohio U 5-1 as DD non conf dogs... 3-1 Game One... 6-2 away bef BB HG's
LOUISVILLE 2-0 vs MAC... 1-5 in 1st lined Home Game... 1-3 as non conf favs 15 > pts

Monday, Sept. 2nd
Florida St 0-3 in 1st Road Game... 2-7 on Weekdays... 2-7 as RF's > 7 pts... 2-5 away bef BB HG's
PITTSBURGH 5-1 as conf dogs 8 > pts... 3-1 in 1st of BB HG's... 5-2 as Weekday dogs... 0-2-1 Game One
 

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Thursday's NCAAF action: What bettors need to know

North Carolina Tar Heels at South Carolina Gamecocks (-12.5, 57.5)

South Carolina has never received the amount of preseason publicity that's flooded its way this summer, putting the No.7 Gamecocks in the national conversation heading into their season opener Thursday against visiting North Carolina. South Carolina is at an all-time high in the preseason polls thanks to one of the country's premier players in junior Jadeveon Clowney, who was voted the nation?s top defensive end last season and finished sixth in the Heisman Trophy balloting. South Carolina also returns starting quarterback Connor Shaw, who has never lost at home as a starter for the Gamecocks.

North Carolina also returns a talented quarterback in senior Bryn Renner, who has thrown for more than 3,000 yards each of the last two seasons. Renner also welcomes back his No. 1 target in wide receiver Quinshad Davis, a South Carolina native who set freshman school records last season for receptions (61) and receiving yardage (776). Protecting Renner?s blind side will be 6-7, 305-pound left tackle James Hurst, while redshirt freshman Jon Heck won the starting job at right tackle. Both figure to be tested all night against Clowney, who recorded 13 sacks last season.

Key betting stat: Tar Heels are 1-5 ATS in their last six road games.

UNLV Runnin' Rebels at Minnesota Golden Gophers (-14, 51)

Minnesota, coming off its first bowl appearance since 2009, hosts UNLV on Thursday in the season opener for both teams. The Gophers doubled their win total from three to six last season, including a 30-27, triple-overtime win at UNLV in their 2012 opener. This matchup should have a similar feel as the teams combine to return 34 of their 44 starters from last season.

Highlighting the Gophers? 16 returning starters is defensive tackle Ra?Shede Hageman, who had a breakout season as a junior in 2012. However, Hageman and the Minnesota defense will have their hands full with UNLV?s rushing attack, especially senior running back Tim Cornett. The Rebels enter this season with new coordinators on offense and defense, including Tim Hauck ? the younger brother of coach Bobby Hauck ? running the defense.

Key betting stat: Under is 8-2 in Golden Gophers' last 10 home games.

Utah State Aggies at Utah Utes (-2.5, 51)

Utah will look for its 13th win in its last 14 games against visiting Utah State as the longtime in-state rivalry continues on Thursday. The Battle of the Brothers is the 12th-longest standing rivalry in college football and heads toward its 111th installment. The Utes are 77-29-4 all-time against the Aggies and had won 12 straight before Utah State won 27-20 in overtime last season.

Utah sophomore quarterback Travis Wilson will look to turn the program around this season after starting seven games last season and throwing for seven touchdowns and 1,311 yards. The Aggies, led by junior signal caller Chuckie Keeton, are trying to build off one of the best seasons in school history.

Key betting stat: Road team is 5-1-1 ATS in their last seven meetings.

Mississippi Rebels at Vanderbilt Commodores (+3.5, 53)

Vanderbilt looks to build on the most successful two-year stretch in school history when it hosts Ole Miss on Thursday in the season opener for both teams. Senior Austyn Carta-Samuels takes over at quarterback for the Commodores, who were picked to finish fourth in the SEC East preseason media poll after a tumultuous offseason. Expectations are also high at Ole Miss, which aims to end a nine-game losing streak in SEC openers.

The Rebels signed one of the top recruiting classes in the country last spring, and several freshmen figure to play in the opener, including highly touted defensive end Robert Nkemdiche. The game features two of the top wide receivers in the conference in Vanderbilt senior Jordan Matthews and Ole Miss junior Donte Moncrief, who caught 10 touchdown passes last season. Matthews had a season-high 153 receiving yards against the Rebels last year, when Vanderbilt won its third straight game in the series.

Key betting stat: Rebels are 2-10 ATS in their last 12 meetings.

Rutgers Scarlet Knights at Fresno State Bulldogs (-10.5, 54.5)

Thursday?s season opener against Rutgers can?t come soon enough for Fresno State, which has been eager to get back on the field since its embarrassing loss to SMU in the Hawaii Bowl. Rutgers is looking to build on coach Kyle Flood?s successful first year, when the Scarlet Knights claimed a share of the Big East title. The teams are meeting for the second time ever, with Fresno State winning 24-7 in Rutgers nearly five years ago to the day.

The Bulldogs feature the Mountain West preseason offensive and defensive players of the year in quarterback Derek Carr and safety Derron Smith, and they were a near-unanimous pick to win the West Division of the Mountain West in the preseason media poll. Expectations are also high at Rutgers, which is playing one year in the new American Athletic Conference before joining the Big Ten next season. The Scarlett Knights will be tested at Bulldog Stadium, where Fresno State went 6-0 last season and outscored opponents by a total of 190 points.

Key betting stat: Bulldogs are 13-3 ATS in their last 16 games overall.

USC Trojans at Hawaii Warriors (+23, 53.5)

The Matt Barkley era is over at Southern California and his replacement as quarterback is still in flux as the No. 24 Trojans visit Hawaii in Thursday?s season-opening contest. Coach Lane Kiffin said that sophomores Max Wittek and Cody Kessler will share the duties against the Warriors and that he won?t name a starter until after the squad arrives in Honolulu. Former USC offensive coordinator Norm Chow is head coach of Hawaii and is also running the offense.

The Warriors also feature a new quarterback as Ohio State transfer Taylor Graham ? son of former NFL signal caller Kent Graham ? beat out incumbent Sean Schroeder (11 touchdowns, 12 interceptions in 2012) for the starting job and is being counted on to rev up an attack that ranked 118th out of 120 FBS teams in total offense (297.4 yards) and scored only 21.2 points per game last season. While the Trojans are sorting out the quarterbacking situation, there are no issues with junior Marqise Lee, who finished fourth in Heisman Trophy voting and won the Biletnikoff Award as the nation?s best receiver after setting a school record with 118 receptions. USC senior running back Silas Redd (905 rushing yards, nine TDs in 2012) will miss the contest after undergoing knee surgery five months ago to repair a meniscus tear.

Key betting stat: Trojans are 0-7 ATS in their last seven road games.
 

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Thursday's NCAAF action: What bettors need to know

North Carolina Tar Heels at South Carolina Gamecocks (-12.5, 57.5)

South Carolina has never received the amount of preseason publicity that's flooded its way this summer, putting the No.7 Gamecocks in the national conversation heading into their season opener Thursday against visiting North Carolina. South Carolina is at an all-time high in the preseason polls thanks to one of the country's premier players in junior Jadeveon Clowney, who was voted the nation?s top defensive end last season and finished sixth in the Heisman Trophy balloting. South Carolina also returns starting quarterback Connor Shaw, who has never lost at home as a starter for the Gamecocks.

North Carolina also returns a talented quarterback in senior Bryn Renner, who has thrown for more than 3,000 yards each of the last two seasons. Renner also welcomes back his No. 1 target in wide receiver Quinshad Davis, a South Carolina native who set freshman school records last season for receptions (61) and receiving yardage (776). Protecting Renner?s blind side will be 6-7, 305-pound left tackle James Hurst, while redshirt freshman Jon Heck won the starting job at right tackle. Both figure to be tested all night against Clowney, who recorded 13 sacks last season.

Key betting stat: Tar Heels are 1-5 ATS in their last six road games.

UNLV Runnin' Rebels at Minnesota Golden Gophers (-14, 51)

Minnesota, coming off its first bowl appearance since 2009, hosts UNLV on Thursday in the season opener for both teams. The Gophers doubled their win total from three to six last season, including a 30-27, triple-overtime win at UNLV in their 2012 opener. This matchup should have a similar feel as the teams combine to return 34 of their 44 starters from last season.

Highlighting the Gophers? 16 returning starters is defensive tackle Ra?Shede Hageman, who had a breakout season as a junior in 2012. However, Hageman and the Minnesota defense will have their hands full with UNLV?s rushing attack, especially senior running back Tim Cornett. The Rebels enter this season with new coordinators on offense and defense, including Tim Hauck ? the younger brother of coach Bobby Hauck ? running the defense.

Key betting stat: Under is 8-2 in Golden Gophers' last 10 home games.

Utah State Aggies at Utah Utes (-2.5, 51)

Utah will look for its 13th win in its last 14 games against visiting Utah State as the longtime in-state rivalry continues on Thursday. The Battle of the Brothers is the 12th-longest standing rivalry in college football and heads toward its 111th installment. The Utes are 77-29-4 all-time against the Aggies and had won 12 straight before Utah State won 27-20 in overtime last season.

Utah sophomore quarterback Travis Wilson will look to turn the program around this season after starting seven games last season and throwing for seven touchdowns and 1,311 yards. The Aggies, led by junior signal caller Chuckie Keeton, are trying to build off one of the best seasons in school history.

Key betting stat: Road team is 5-1-1 ATS in their last seven meetings.

Mississippi Rebels at Vanderbilt Commodores (+3.5, 53)

Vanderbilt looks to build on the most successful two-year stretch in school history when it hosts Ole Miss on Thursday in the season opener for both teams. Senior Austyn Carta-Samuels takes over at quarterback for the Commodores, who were picked to finish fourth in the SEC East preseason media poll after a tumultuous offseason. Expectations are also high at Ole Miss, which aims to end a nine-game losing streak in SEC openers.

The Rebels signed one of the top recruiting classes in the country last spring, and several freshmen figure to play in the opener, including highly touted defensive end Robert Nkemdiche. The game features two of the top wide receivers in the conference in Vanderbilt senior Jordan Matthews and Ole Miss junior Donte Moncrief, who caught 10 touchdown passes last season. Matthews had a season-high 153 receiving yards against the Rebels last year, when Vanderbilt won its third straight game in the series.

Key betting stat: Rebels are 2-10 ATS in their last 12 meetings.

Rutgers Scarlet Knights at Fresno State Bulldogs (-10.5, 54.5)

Thursday?s season opener against Rutgers can?t come soon enough for Fresno State, which has been eager to get back on the field since its embarrassing loss to SMU in the Hawaii Bowl. Rutgers is looking to build on coach Kyle Flood?s successful first year, when the Scarlet Knights claimed a share of the Big East title. The teams are meeting for the second time ever, with Fresno State winning 24-7 in Rutgers nearly five years ago to the day.

The Bulldogs feature the Mountain West preseason offensive and defensive players of the year in quarterback Derek Carr and safety Derron Smith, and they were a near-unanimous pick to win the West Division of the Mountain West in the preseason media poll. Expectations are also high at Rutgers, which is playing one year in the new American Athletic Conference before joining the Big Ten next season. The Scarlett Knights will be tested at Bulldog Stadium, where Fresno State went 6-0 last season and outscored opponents by a total of 190 points.

Key betting stat: Bulldogs are 13-3 ATS in their last 16 games overall.

USC Trojans at Hawaii Warriors (+23, 53.5)

The Matt Barkley era is over at Southern California and his replacement as quarterback is still in flux as the No. 24 Trojans visit Hawaii in Thursday?s season-opening contest. Coach Lane Kiffin said that sophomores Max Wittek and Cody Kessler will share the duties against the Warriors and that he won?t name a starter until after the squad arrives in Honolulu. Former USC offensive coordinator Norm Chow is head coach of Hawaii and is also running the offense.

The Warriors also feature a new quarterback as Ohio State transfer Taylor Graham ? son of former NFL signal caller Kent Graham ? beat out incumbent Sean Schroeder (11 touchdowns, 12 interceptions in 2012) for the starting job and is being counted on to rev up an attack that ranked 118th out of 120 FBS teams in total offense (297.4 yards) and scored only 21.2 points per game last season. While the Trojans are sorting out the quarterbacking situation, there are no issues with junior Marqise Lee, who finished fourth in Heisman Trophy voting and won the Biletnikoff Award as the nation?s best receiver after setting a school record with 118 receptions. USC senior running back Silas Redd (905 rushing yards, nine TDs in 2012) will miss the contest after undergoing knee surgery five months ago to repair a meniscus tear.

Key betting stat: Trojans are 0-7 ATS in their last seven road games.

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Thursday, August 29, 2013
Southeastern Conference
Ole Miss at VANDERBILT, 9:15 pm ET VANDERBILT 31.2, Ole Miss 25.6
FBS Non-Conference
Liberty at KENT STATE, 6:00 pm ET KENT STATE 37.4, Liberty 11.6
North Carolina at SOUTH CAROLINA, 6:00 pm ET SOUTH CAROLINA 39.8, North Carolina 24.3
Presbyterian at WAKE FOREST, 6:30 pm ET WAKE FOREST 44.0, Presbyterian 5.3
Illinois State at BALL STATE, 7:00 pm ET BALL STATE 38.6, Illinois State 27.4
Tulsa at BOWLING GREEN, 7:00 pm ET Tulsa 24.5, BOWLING GREEN 17.7
Indiana State at INDIANA, 7:00 pm ET INDIANA 30.3, Indiana State 22.3
Unlv at MINNESOTA, 7:00 pm ET MINNESOTA 31.9, Unlv 14.0
Akron at UCF, 7:00 pm ET UCF 48.8, Akron 9.4
Towson at CONNECTICUT, 7:30 pm ET Towson 24.8, CONNECTICUT 24.4
Western Carolina at MIDDLE TENNESSEE, 7:30 pm ET MIDDLE TENNESSEE 42.0, Western Carolina 18.5
Southern Utah at SOUTH ALABAMA, 7:30 pm ET Southern Utah 31.5, SOUTH ALABAMA 19.4
Jackson State at TULANE, 8:00 pm ET TULANE 31.9, Jackson State 27.5
Utah State at UTAH, 8:00 pm ET Utah State 33.4, UTAH 22.1
Sacramento State at SAN JOSE STATE, 10:00 pm ET SAN JOSE STATE 42.4, Sacramento State 13.5
Rutgers at FRESNO STATE, 10:30 pm ET FRESNO STATE 26.1, Rutgers 16.0
Usc at HAWAI'I, 11:00 pm ET Usc 37.5, HAWAI'I 15.2
FCS Non-Conference
UT Martin at CHATTANOOGA, 7:00 pm ET CHATTANOOGA 35.2, UT Martin 24.7
Robert Morris at EASTERN KENTUCKY, 7:00 pm ET EASTERN KENTUCKY 34.6, Robert Morris 9.3
Rhode Island at FORDHAM, 7:00 pm ET FORDHAM 36.5, Rhode Island 20.1
Northwestern State at MISSOURI STATE, 7:00 pm ET MISSOURI STATE 33.9, Northwestern State 11.4
Hampton at WESTERN ILLINOIS, 7:00 pm ET Hampton 17.7, WESTERN ILLINOIS 15.8
Jacksonville at DELAWARE, 7:30 pm ET DELAWARE 32.1, Jacksonville 12.5
Dayton at YOUNGSTOWN STATE, 7:30 pm ET YOUNGSTOWN STATE 29.3, Dayton 10.6
Incarnate Word at CENTRAL ARKANSAS, 8:00 pm ET CENTRAL ARKANSAS 40.2, Incarnate Word 5.1
Valparaiso at NORTH DAKOTA, 8:00 pm ET NORTH DAKOTA 58.6, Valparaiso 13.6
Southeast Missouri State at SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA, 8:00 pm ET SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA 34.1, Southeast Missouri State 27.4
Monmouth at MONTANA STATE, 9:05 pm ET MONTANA STATE 38.1, Monmouth 17.0
 

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New Mexico -3

They supposedly have hit at a clip of 58% since they became a service, however, I don't follow them but will track them this year to see if they are worth a crap!

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Top 13 games
Louisiana Tech had great year LY, going 9-3 then getting snubbed for bowl, but they lost 15 starters and HC Dykes from LY, so now Skip Holtz takes over program that covered six of last seven tries as home dog, nine of last 12 non-league games. Holtz? teams are 20-9 vs spread in last 29 games as road dog at UCF/ECU. NC State is 9-4 as home favorite since ?10, but 3-7 in last ten non-ACC games; they?ve got new coach, new QB and six new starters on both sides of ball.

Iowa outgained Northern Illinois 268-201 in narrow 18-17 (-9) win LY, Hawkeyes? 4th straight series win (other three by 10+); since ?06, Iowa is 16-20 as a home favorite- they?re 15-18 in last 33 non-league games, 3-6 in last nine. NIU has new coach and seven new starters on defense, but also senior QB (14 starts) and all five starters back on OL; they covered eight of last 11 tries as road dog, are 14-17 in last 31 non-MAC games. Iowa has new QB with three starters back on OL.

BYU has new QB, only 44 returning starts on OL; they lost seven starters on defense, but are 14-8 vs spread in last 22 road games, 15-13 in last 28 as a road favorite. Virginia has 16 starters back, including four (three seniors) on OL but a new QB; they?re 3-9 in last dozen games as home dog (2-6 with London), 1-7-1 in last nine non-league games. Teams haven?t met since 2000, when they split pair of close, high-scoring games, with road team winning both.

Extremely young Virginia Tech team; 27 of 71 players on travelling squad are playing first college game here, vs Alabama squad that covered seven of last eight games on neutral field and is 16-11 in last 27 non-SEC games. Tide lost three starters on OL (only 39 starts back) but have senior QB (27 starts) and seven starters back on defense. Tech has senior QB (also 27 starts); they covered only one of last four as a dog and since ?06 are 10-19-3 vs spread out of conference. Bama (-6.5) beat Tech 34-24 in opening game here four years ago.

Troy won three of last four games with UAB; Blazers lost last two visits here, 24-24/27-14. Three of last eight series games were decided by one point, with average total in last three, 60.7. UAB is 8-7 as road dog since ?10, 7-5 in last 12 non-league games; they?ve got four starters back on defense, a soph QB (8 starts) and a date at LSU next. Troy lost four starters off its OL but has senior QB (36 starts); Trojans covered only twice in last dozen tries as a home favorite.

Cincinnati has whole OL (83 starts) back from LY with three senior starters and two QBs who have started games; they?re 8-5 in last 13 games as home favorite, 8-4 in last 12 non-league games. Purdue has eight starters back on defense and three starters back on OL (52 career starts) but only two other offensive starters back- their QB has only six career starts. Since 2006, Boilers are 15-12 as road underdogs. Both teams here have new head coaches.

Former Louisville/Arkansas coach Petrino is new HC at Western Kentucky, which has four senior starters on OL but junior QB with only one career start; Hilltoppers were amazing 16-5 vs spread as underdog under Taggart (now at USF)- they beat Kentucky 32-31 LY, despite being outgained by 50 yards- they had three previous losses vs UK, all by 10+ points. Petrino is 14-10 vs spread in last 24 games as underdog. New coach for Kentucky, which covered four of last five as road favorite and is since ?07 is 15-10 vs spread out of SEC.

Since 2008, Mississippi State is 4-13 vs spread as a road underdog, covering once in last eight tries; they?re 8-13 in last 21 non-SEC games. Bulldogs have senior QB (17 starts and all five starters back on OL (108 career starts), which gives them edge here, over Oklahoma State team that is 9-4 vs spread in last 13 non-league games; they?ve got a senior QB with only five career starts and three starters back on OL (38 career starts). Teams haven?t met since ?99; figure Houston site helps OSU, which recruits Texas more than Miss State.

Syracuse has new coach, new QB, three soph starters on OL; since ?08, they?re 19-28-1 as road dogs, but 13-7-1 in last 21 non-league games. Syracuse lost 28-7/55-13 in last two games vs Penn State (?08/?09) happier times for Lions. PSU also has new QB but has 8 starters back on offense, three on OL; they were 6-1 as favorite LY, are 11-3 as road favorites since 2008. You figure crowd in NJ would be split, but Orange played USC here LY and game drew poorly, so PSU should have crowd edge.

Clemson has senior QB (27 starts) and four starters back on OL (64 starts); they?re 24-4 SU at home under Swinney, but since ?08 are 0-3 as home underdogs. Tigers-Georgia are old rivals playing for first time in decade; Dawgs have nine starters back on offense, with whole OL back and senior QB (41 starts) but only three back on defense-- 10 of 22 kids on Georgia?s defensive 2-deep depth chart are playing first college game (8 true frosh), bad news vs Clemson offense. Since ?09, Georgia is 7-3 as a road favorite; they?re 9-10 in last 19 non-SEC games.

LSU/TCU both have senior QBs, though Pachall (17 starts) missed LY for Horned Frogs and Mettenberger now has NFL coach (Cameron) as tutor; TCU has nine starters back on defense- they?re 12-7-1 in last 20 games as underdog, but are just 3-11-1 in last 15 non-league games. LSU is 23-31 vs spread in last 54 games as a favorite, 9-14 in last 23 non-SEC games. 7-5-1 on neutral fields under Miles. LSU lost seven starters on defense and two on OL. Each team has only one senior starter on OL. Dallas site is very close to TCU, but LSU fans travel very well.

Boise State (-5) nipped Washington 28-26 in Vegas Bowl LY, even though Huskies outgained them by 40 yards on chilly day in desert. Broncos have senior QB (13 starts) and five senior starters on OL (only two returning starters, 52 starts); they?re 3-1 as road dog under Peterson, 18-7 vs spread out of conference. U-Dub is 7-5 as home favorite under Sarkisian, 8-7 out of conference; they?ve got four returning starters (all juniors) on OL and senior QB (26 starts). Hard to give Peterson points, given his (84-8 career mark as Boise coach).

Northwestern has 8 starters back on offense with senior QB (20 starts) but only two starters back on OL (40 starts); since ?08, Wildcats are 3-7-1 as road favorites, but they?re 9-5-1 in last 15 games out of conference. Cal has new coach, new QB, three new starters on OL; since ?04 they?re 2-8 vs spread as home underdogs, 14-17 in last 31 non-league games. Wildcats lost seven starters on defense- they won wild opener 42-41 at Syracuse LY. Dykes worked wonders at Louisiana Tech, but this is just his first game at Cal.

Other Games

I?m going to give you some notes on every games, except ones with point spreads of 30+ points-- those are a waste of time.

-- Maryland is 3-0 vs FIU, with average score 27-16; Panthers are 7-5 as road dog since ?10, 13-11 in last 24 non-league games. Terps are 2-5 as home favorite under Edsall.

? Miami OH lost last four visits to Marshall by average score of 38-27; Red Hawks are 4-7 as road dogs under Treadwell (8-13 since ?09). Marshall is 5-9 in last 15 games as a home favorite.

? Oklahoma chose younger QB over runner Bell; they?re 25-15-1 as home favorites (9-9 in last 18) but have Big X rival West Virginia up next. ULM has terrific senior QB (36 starts), four starters back on OL; they?re 5-3 in last eight games as a road underdog.

? Southern Miss is on third HC in three years after going 0-12 LY; since ?05, they?re 18-21 as home favorites. Texas State has four starters back on OL for former Bama coach Franchione, who is 3-4 as road dog at TSU

? Rice has senior QB (22 starts) and all five starters back on OL (86 starts); they were 4-0 as road dogs LY. Since ?09, Texas A&M is 13-9 as home favorite- Manziel is suspended for first half of this game. No iidea how Aggies will respond to the circus surrounding him.

? Toledo has senior QB (14 starts), four starters back on OL (78 starts); they?re 9-3 in last 12 games as road dogs. Florida plays Miami next; they?ve got junior QB (12 starts) and 104 returning starts on OLK- they?re 11-13 in last 24 games as a home favorite.

? Malzahn?s first Auburn team has highly-touted JC QB making debut here; they?re 17-22 as home favorite since ?05, 14-22 out of SEC and are very thin on defense. Washington State has junior QB, four starters back on OL in Leach?s second year there- Coogs are 16-12 vs spread in last 28 games as an underdog.

? Since 2005, North Texas is 4-11 as a favorite, but they?re 3-1 as a home favorite under McCarney. Idaho is 12-10 as a road dog, 13-8 in last 21 non-league games.

? Wyoming covered 15 of last 19 tries as road dogs, but Nebraska has four senior starters on OL and senior QB (38 starts). Huskers are 17-16 as home favorite under Pelini; they pounded Cowboys 38-14 (-21) LY.

? New Mexico was 3-0 as favorite under Davie LY; he has four starters (107 starts) back from OL but has young QB (4 starts). UTSA covered five of its six road games LY; they?ve got four junior starters on OL (83 career starts).

? New coach for Nevada, which has junior QB (20 starts); they?re 9-7 in last 16 games as road dogs. UCLA has soph QB (14 starts), four starters back on OL but no seniors?they?re 3-5 in last eight games as home favorite, but 19-11 in last 30 non-league games.

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COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL PROPHECY

COLLEGE KEY RELEASES

OKLAHOMA STATE over Miss'ippi St
RATING: 1

NORTHERN ILLINOIS over Iowa
RATING: 1

SMU over Texas Tech
RATING: 2

NORTHWESTERN over California
RATING: 3

CINCINNATI over Purdue
RATING: 4

BYU over Virginia
RATING: 4

TOLEDO over Florida
RATING: 5

UTAH STATE over Utah
RATING: 5

THURSDAY
SOUTH CAROLINA 38 - North Carolina - 20 - (6:00 - ESPN) -- Return of 10 "O"starters, along with a "D" which features arguably the best player in the nationin DE Clowney, puts 'Ol Ball Coach's minions in the thick of the national titlehunt. Despite Georgia up next week, should prevail vs generally unappreciatedTars, who covered their last RG by 19 pts. QB Renner (28 TDs LY) not enuff.

MINNESOTA 41 - Unlv 17 - (7:00 - BIG10) -- Rebs return 9 offensive starters,from a year ago, & sure, the Gophs allowed 33 ppg in 6 of their last 7 outings.But Vegas lost its last 2 RGs by a combined 81-21, & Minny shines in thissetup (WisePoints), returning 10 "O" starters themselves. Nelson leads rout.

Tulsa 30 - BOWLING GREEN 24 - (7:00) -- Double digit wins for the 'Cane 4 ofthe last 6 yrs, & despite BG returning 9 starters from LY's 6th-ranked "D", haveto see UT doing enough for the mild upset. Tulsa dropped just 1 gm by morethan a TD in '12, & that was avenged in the LibertyBowl. A splendid road dog.

CENTRAL FLORIDA 45 - Akron 17 - (7:00) -- Well, Bowden's 1st yr as Zip headman, simply extended UA's woes to 3 consecutive 1-11 campaigns (0-22 SU inLGs). Have allowed 41 ppg in last 15 LGs, while the Knights check in at 37ppg in their last 9 outings. Only OhioSt took UCF by more than a TD LY. Easy.Utah State 27 - UTAH 20 - (8:00) -- Hard to fathom nary a pre-season vote forthe Aggies, who finished 16th in the polls LY, & return 16 starters, including theirrepressible Keeton at QB who finished 17th in total "O", & did his thing vs theUtes, who finished the season on a 3-gm slide. Ags a superb dog, & again hr.

VANDERBILT 31 - Mississippi 30 - (9:15 - ESPN) -- Possible classic match inthis one, as both squads are on meteoric rises. Rebs well remember LY'sheart break, losing despite QB Wallace tossing for >400 yds. But that OleMiss"D" was stung for >27 pts in 6 of its last 9 outings. Enter the 'Dores, with 15wins in Franklin's 2 seasons. Try a 6-gm run (SU & ATS), averaging 41.7 ppg.

FRESNO STATE 33 - Rutgers 17 - (10:00) -- Quite a turnaround. DeRuyter's1st year at Fresno led to a 5-gm improvement over '11, & with QB Carr leadingthe return of 16 starters, look for more of the same. Knights dropped their final3 games (SU & ATS), & have to replace 6 starters from LY's 10th ranked "D".

Southern California 45 - HAWAII 21 - (11:00 - CBSC) -- We bit on the Trojans inlast 2 efforts vs the 'Bows, & came up empty. Troy out to prove LY's total flopwas an anomaly, thus, even tho they've lost QB Barkley, they still have talentgalore. Ex USC assistant Chow doesn't have the horses to stay in this for long.

NOTE
The lower the number, the higher the play. Top Rating of 1. Nor-mally two teams a week are rated 1. All choices are listed in order ofpreference.
Key Releases are teams rated 4 or higher.
Teams rated 5 are considered "Best of the Rest".
Teams in Capital Letters inscore prophecies, are at home.
All times are Eastern, & are subjectto late week changes. (SU): Straightup; (ATS): Against the Spread;(TY) This Year; (LY): Last Year; (LW): Last Week; (LG): Lined Game
 

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COLLEGE ANALYSIS

THURSDAY, AUGUST 29

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ KEY RELEASES ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
FRESNO STATE by 21 over Rutgers (Thursday, August 29)

*SOUTH CAROLINA 31 - North Carolina 26?USC?s Steve Spurrier haslofty goals (like a BCS title) in 2013. But in this border-war (only 2nd meetingsince 1991), prefer to ?take? with probation-free UNC, which is 3-1 as a DD roaddog since 2008. Tar Heels? warp-speed attack (school-record 40.6 ppg LY) isexpertly directed by dynamic 6-3 sr. QB Bryn Renner (3,356 YP, 28TDs, 7 ints.LY), who?ll execute an expanded package. UNC's rebuilt OL (2 starters back)must cope with the Gamecocks? dominant DL, led by sack-crazed A-A DEJadeveon Clowney. But if Heel RB duo of bruising A.J. Blue (5.3 ypc LY) &speedy Romar Morris (5.6 ypc) can be supportive, Renner finds rhythm with 6-4 soph WR Quinshad Davis (61 catches LY) & 6-4 TE Eric Ebron (40 grabs, 7TDs). The ol? ball coach loves his 2-QB system. But with no proven playmakersin the elite class of departed RB Marcus Lattimore, UNC?s reportedly improved4-2-5 defense?anchored by 6-6, 265-pound sr. DE Kareem Martin (15.5 TFLLY) & sr. FS Tre Boston (86 tackles, 4 ints. LY)?limits its big-play allowance.CABLE TV?ESPN(DNP...SR: North Carolina 34-17-4)

*MINNESOTA 27 - Unlv 19?President Obama was only a few months intohis first term (October 2009) the last time UNLV won a road game! And nowReb HC Bobby Hauck is under even more fire in Vegas after his lone supporter(AD Jim Livengood) resigned in June. But Rebs return almost all of their 2012starters, including catalysts QB Nick Sherry & RB Tim Cornett. A bit risky to layDDs with Jerrry Kill?s Minny bunch that scored 14 or fewer in 5 of QB PhilipNelson?s 7 starts LY. TV-BIG 10(12-Min. 30-UNLV 27 (OT)...M.22-18 M.46/209 U.37/159 M.17/30/1/269 U.16/35/3/116 M.1 U.0)(12-Minnesota -8' 30-27 (OT)...SR: Minnesota 1-0)

*Tulsa 26 - BOWLING GREEN 23?Respect veteran MAC rep BG, but favorTulsa side that owns high-quality offense and is 7-2 as a road dog L3Ys. GoldenHurricane QB Green threw for 2592 yds. LY, and is joined again by his top 3recs. and a pair of RBs who combined for 2044 YR. BG returns 10 members ofthe MAC?s best defense, but the Falcons have been foiled by higher-qualityattacks, yielding 27 ppg against bowl teams in ?12. Tulsa has scored 34 ppg for3rd-year HC Bill Blankenship, going 11-3 with a bowl win LY.(10-TULSA -17 33-20...SR: Tulsa 3-0)

*UCF 45 - Akron 17?Akron might climb out of the MAC basement under2nd-year mentor Terry Bowden, who has transfer jr. QB Nick Hirschman (2starts at Colorado LY) available to run his spread if soph dual-threat Kyle Pohlfalters. But with UCF mentor George O?Leary claiming he has his mostexplosive ?O? in 10 years in Orlando, Zips will be victimized (again), as theywere in 56-14 smashing in the Rubber City year ago. UCF?s dart-throwing jr. QBBlake Bortles (63%; 25 TDs, 7 ints. LY), RB Storm Johnson & classy WR corpsshould light up the yielding Akron ?D? (35.7 ppg), which allowed a whopping 30TDP in 2012. The Zips No. 1 weapon, RB Jawon Chisholm (953 YR LY), will bestymied by the beefier, more physical Knight DL, bolstered by 303-pound sophDT Demetris Anderson (Western Michigan transfer).(12-Ucf 56-AKRON 14...A.19-18 U.46/206 A.27/69 A.31/54/1/256 U.14/19/1/180 U.0 A.3)(12-Ucf -24 56-14...SR: Akron 5-3)

*Utah St. 23 - UTAH 19?Hmmm. Kyle Whittingham?s answer to revive aflagging Utah ?O? (ranked 105th LY) was to enlist Dennis Erickson as a new co-o.c. Which might have been a bold move years ago; in 2013, we?re not so sure.Meanwhile, MWC sources report a seamless transition at USU, where formero.c. Matt Wells was promoted to succeed Gary Andersen (to Wisconsin). Utagswere seven points from being a BCS Buster LY and return almost all key cogs,including electric QB Keeton.(12-UTAH ST. 27-Utah 20 (OT)...U.19-16 S.35/164 U.42/96 U.19/39/0/229 S.22/32/0/216 S.2 U.1)(12-USU +7 27-20 (OT)...SR: Utah 76-30-4)

*VANDERBILT 24 - Mississippi 21??Resurrectionist? 2nd-year HC HughFreeze has Ole Miss back on the map in the SEC, and Vandy must deal with thedistraction of rape allegations (resulting in the suspension of 2nd-leading WRChris Boyd). Still, favor the confident Commodores, riding a seven-game winstreak and boasting its most talented OL & DL in decades under charismatic 3rd-year mentor James Franklin. Ole Miss? athletic but error-prone QB Bo Wallace(22 TDs, SEC-high 17 ints. LY) must demonstrate wiser decision-making vs.the stingy Vandy ?D? (18.7 ppg). With a nifty RB duo of Wesley Tate (8 TDs LY)& Brian Kimbrow (5.3 ypc) allowing sr. QB Austyn Carta-Samuels (14 of 25 in5 appearances LY; two-year starter at Wyo) to work play-action to 6-3 sr. WRJordan Matthews (94 grabs LY), the Commodores notch their 4th straight upsetvictory in series. Key kicking edge goes to ?Dores? Carey Spear (20 of 24 FGsLY). CABLE TV?ESPN(12-Vandy 27-MISS. 26...M.24-17 V.36/104 M.40/55 M.31/50/0/403 V.20/35/0/267 V.1 M.0)(12-Vandy +2' 27-26 11-VANDY +2' 30-7 10-Vandy +12 28-14...SR: Mississippi 47-38-2)

***FRESNO ST. 37 - Rutgers 16?Veteran FSU (15 starters back) is outto erase the bad taste of LY?s 43-10 blowout at the hands of SMU in the HawaiiBowl. Mission accomplished. In Year Two of Tim DeRuyter?s no-huddle, asBulldogs? NFL-ready sr. QB Derek Carr (37 TDP, only 7 ints. LY; 63 career TDP)& his solid WRs (Davante Adams 102 grabs LY) prosper vs. RU?s re-structuredback 7, which lost LB Khaseem Greene & DBs Duron Harmon & Logan Ryan tothe NFL. With the Knights? under-performing RB jr. Savon Huggins (3.4 ypc)attempting to fill the big cleats of 1,000-yd. rusher Javon Jamison (left early forNFL), QB Gary Nova (7 TDs, but 13 ints. over last 6 games)?who struggledmightily over the second half of LY?won?t relocate his groove vs. FSU?s highly-disruptive ?D,? which amassed 40 sacks & 35 takeaways LY, including 22 picksby a ball-snatching secondary. Bulldogs a perfect 6-0 as home chalk LY!(DNP...SR: Fresno St. 1-0)

*Southern Cal 38 - HAWAII 10?These coaches served on Pete Carroll?sfirst staff at USC. Twelve years later, both are under fire, Lane Kiffin for theTrojans? 1-5 stretch-run fade in 2012, and Norm Chow for both his 3-9 initialseason and for the dismissal of his offensive coordinator just before the start ofAugust practice (Chow will handle the job himself). USC led 35-0 at the H inLY?s game and will use both QBs Max Wittek & ascending Cody Kessler,seeking to jet-start WR Marqise Lee?s stat page. The Trojans? new, aggressive5-2 hybrid defense could be a nightmare for Hawaii?s 6-5, 235 pocket-passingtransfer QB Taylor Graham (via Ohio State). Starting RBs for both teams(USC?s Redd, knee; Hawaii?s Iosefa, foot) both nursing injuries.(12-S. CAL 49-Hawaii 10...S.20-19 S.23/81 H.32/56 S.26/41/0/394 H.24/39/2/208 S.1 H.2)(12-USC -42 49-10 10-Usc -21 49-36...SR: Southern Cal 8-0)
 

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Virginia +3

So Mississippi -7

New Mexico -3

They supposedly have hit at a clip of 58% since they became a service, however, I don't follow them but will track them this year to see if they are worth a crap!

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They are the real deal. Especially their totals. I won't be subscribing this year though because my schedule doesn't match their release times. Their numbers move in 10 seconds. If the numbers come back near their number, I will be playing this year though.
 

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Virginia +3

So Mississippi -7

New Mexico -3

They supposedly have hit at a clip of 58% since they became a service, however, I don't follow them but will track them this year to see if they are worth a crap!

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1-2, homer game @ UVA cost BYU, the other two weren't even close!

Just like my first wk in College foots :facepalm:

New week for adjustments, now that my power numbers are in synch after 1 wk!! :0003

Powersweep did pretty well last week!!

More to come this week!

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1-2, homer game @ UVA cost BYU, the other two weren't even close!

Just like my first wk in College foots :facepalm:

New week for adjustments, now that my power numbers are in synch after 1 wk!! :0003

Powersweep did pretty well last week!!

More to come this week!

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I usually just play his totals. The totals went 4-2 in Wk1. The 2 losers should have won but he got lucky with one of his wins too IMO.
 

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Washington St. (+16)

Buffalo (+28.5)

South Florida (+24.5)[/B][/QUOTE]

These guys went 1-2 in sides last wk. 4-2 on totals, I didn't post their totals here, so they went 5-4, they made a lil I reckon.

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NFL preseason wins matter in Week 1
by Marc Lawrence[/B]

Week 1 of the NFL kicks off the 2013 season, along with Week 2 on the College Football gridiron. Before we head to the window, let?s roundup a few last-minute edges.

Upside down, inside out

Good football teams win games both on the scoreboard and in the stats. Bad football teams lose games both on the scoreboard and in the stats.

Phony football teams somehow manage to wins games on the scoreboard while losing in the stats.

By our scorecard, here are last week?s FBS-lined ?inside-out? stat winners and losers?

Won the Game, Lost the Stats
Alabama
Auburn
Clemson
Eastern Michigan
Fresno State
Minnesota
Nebraska
Northwestern
Texas A&M
Texas Tech
Texas State
Utah
Virginia

Lost the Game, Won the Stats
BYU
California
Georgia
Georgia State
Rice
Rutgers
SMU
Southern Mississippi
UNLV
Utah State
Virginia Tech
Washington Sate
Wyoming.

Note: BYU and Southern Miss were triple-digit yardage winners while Texas State and Virginia were triple-digit yardage losers.

Bowler blues

Bowl teams last year who opened the season with a loss this year often come flat in game No. 2, covering the spread less than 50 percent of the time (117-126-2 ATS) since 1990.

Worse, they sing the blues when facing a conference foe in Game 2, posting as dismal 12-24 ATS in these games.

Making conference calls this week are Georgia and Utah State.

Coach me up

Willie Taggart had a horrific debut with South Florida last week, losing 53-21 to McNeese State at home.

He?ll be put to the test this week when his Bulls travel north to meet Michigan State, knowing he is 15-2-1 ATS as a road dog, including 11-0 the last eleven.

NFL Newbies

No less than seven NFL head coaches make their debut with new teams this week.

From our database, the largest discernable edge is found by fading favorites debuting a new coach in Week, as they are just 12-18 ATS in these games since 2000.

Dress those debuts up in competitive games, as a favorite of less than four points, and they fold like a cheap lawn chair going 5-10 SU and 3-12 ATS.

Chicago?s Marc Trestman, Cleveland?s Rob Chudzinski and Kansas City?s Andy Reid find themselves in wobbly seats Sunday.

Preseason Wipeouts

Sweeping the board, or getting swept, during the preseason is not a good omen for NFL teams playing their first game of the campaign.

That?s concerned by the fact 0-4 preseason teams are 22-32-2 ATS, including 11-20-1 ATS as favorites since 1983.

Atlanta and Pittsburgh are on opening week alert.

On the other side, teams who went 4-0 in the preseason are just 23-28-1 ATS in regular season openers, including 10-19-1 ATS for those residing in the NFC conference.

Seattle and Washington will try their best to avoid an opening wipeout this weekend.

Stat of the Week

The underdog in the Notre Dame-Michigan series is 21-4 ATS the last 25 meetings.[/QUOTE]
 
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