Seabass
50 Ill/W Mich over
50 6.5 pt tease Iowa & under
50 N Mex
50 Oregon St
100 UNC
100 ARK
100 WVU
200 OK St
200 HOU
300 Bama
100 steam play Ohio st
PPP
5% San Jose St
4% Louisville
3% Ohio St Minnesota Air Force Oregon
Seabass
50 Ill/W Mich over
50 6.5 pt tease Iowa & under
50 N Mex
50 Oregon St
100 UNC
100 ARK
100 WVU
200 OK St
200 HOU
300 Bama100 steam play Ohio st
Thank you!!
Dave Cokin
Hat Plays
Arizona
Arizona St
Tom Stryker
West Virginia
BLAZER
4* Iowa
3* Virginia
3* Army
3* Missouri
DOC'S
5* Ohio St
4* Wisc
4* Iowa
4* W.Mich
4* Colorado
4* Tenn
GOLDSHEET
1.5* Florida
1* W.Mich
1* Missouri
1* UCLA
1* Cinn
1* San Jose
NORTHCOAST
5* GOY Ohio St
4* Wisconsin
4* Fla St
4* W. Va.
4* SMU
3* UCLA
3* Neb
3.5* Ill OVER
3* BYU OVER
3* Boise UNDER
PROBABILITY
4* Kansas
3* LSU
3* Oreg UNDER
3* USC OVER
3* UNLV
Animal
3* Missouri -27 1/2
Pick Date: 11/08/2008
Missouri let Baylor sneak in the backdoor at Waco last week after building up a huge lead. That shouldn’t happen in Columbia against a downtrodden K-State team. In their last two games the Wildcats have been out-rushed 553-185. Plus Kansas State is not dependable with the pigskin committing 10 turnovers in their last two games. Nothing leads to lopsided wins quicker by the upper echelon of the Big 12 than turnovers by inferior teams. Last year the Wildcats hosted Missouri and allowed 49 points in a 17-point loss at home to the Tigers. Keep in mind in their last home game Missouri blitzed Colorado 58-0. This is the final home game for QB Chase Daniel, tight end Chase Coffman, wide receiver Tommy Saunders and 12 other Tiger seniors. K-State has not had a week off since September 13th and this is their 4th road game in five weeks. They have allowed 52 or more points in 3/5 games recently and lost their only home game against Oklahoma by 23 points. The Tigers already have one home loss this year versus Oklahoma State. But in their other four home games, all wins by 21 or more. With five defeats already and a home win over UL Lafayette in which K-State allowed 335 rushing yards, I really don’t see much fight out of the Wildcats today. The home team has covered 12/18 in the series and the Tigers are 9-4 ATS in their home finale the last 13 years. The Kansas State defense has allowed an average of 546 yards in their last five games. This is a grueling game for a fatigued road team facing a homer that has the killer instinct in their own stadium (11-5-1 last 17 ATS). They are also 10-2-2 ATS in their last 14 as a conference chalk of 15 points or more. Blowout here as K-State has a lame-duck coach in Ron Prince, who was dismissed this week but will stay on to finish the season.
Rocketman Sports
North Carolina
JEFFERSONSPORTS
NEBRASKA-1
SOUTH CAROLINA-12.5
OHIO ST.-11.5
NORTH CAROLINA-3 -135
root
Chairman- Louisville
Millionaire- LSU
Money Maker- Clemson
No Limit- Nebraska
Insiders Circle- Wake Forest
Billionaire- UNLV
does bobby esposito have another service name? haven't seen him in awhile.
thanks
Primetime Sports Advisors
25 units Alabama -3 (-120)
10 units San Jose St -7
10 units North Carolina -4
10 units Houston -16.5
10 unit---7 point teaser (+140)--- Penn St -1/Air Force -3/Colorado -2.5
5 units Illinois vs Western Michigan over 61.5
5 units Clemson +4
Larry Ness
20* C-USA Game of the Year
My 20* play is on East Carolina at 3:30 ET. East Carolina was one of the biggest stories of the season's first two weeks, upsetting top-25 opponents Va Tech and West Va, climbing to 14th in the AP poll (highest ranking since the school finished 9th in the final poll of 1991) and sparking talk of an undefeated season and a possible BCS bowl bid. However, consecutive losses to NC St, Houston and Virginia ended that talk pretty quickly. In fact, the loss to NC St was all one needed to quiet the 'nonsense' coming out of Greenville. Mark Snyder 'limped' into this season off a 3-9 year in '07 and a disappointing 12-23 mark since coming to Huntington. When his team opened 3-1 there was no 'big talk' and like East Carolina, the Thundering Herd suffered a three-game losing streak. Losses at West Va (27-3) and home to Cincy (33-10) were no real big deal but a 23-21 loss at UAB (now 2-7) was 'ugly.' However, Marshall responded with an impressive home upset win over Houston (37-23, led 30-3) on Oct 28 and hasn't played since. Both schools enter this game at 3-1 in C-USA's East division and the winner will likely be headed to the conference title game. ECU's leading rusher (Williams) has been suspended but Norman Whitley had 135 YR (4.8 YPC) in the team's 13-10 OT win at UCF last Sunday night, so that's not much of an issue. I expect Patrick Pinkney to start at QB, after Rob Kass performed poorly on Sunday. Pinkney has slumped since a fast start but let's remember he led this team to eight wins last year, including a 41-38 Hawaii Bowl win over Boise State. Marshall QB Mark Cann is a redshirt freshman and he's done little all year (52.3 percent / 10-8 ratio / 189.4 YPG) and the running game is average (143.0 YPG / 4.1 YPC). Marshall is 1-3 SU and ATS on the road this year and just 8-26 SU and 10-23 ATS since Snyder's arrival, away from home. Holtz was 28-11 ATS at ECU after his 2-2 start this year but his team is currently on a 1-5 ATS slide. However, the Pirates can still salvage a pretty nice season, as after this game, their three remaining opponents own a combined record of just 8-18. Expectations got out of hand in early September but getting to getting to their first-ever C-USA title game a third straight bowl appearance (not to mention a possible nine or 10-win season) is nothing to sneeze at. The Pirates are the much better team and they won't forget that a 26-7 loss at Huntington last year, knocked them out of the C-USA title game. It's Homecoming for the Pirates (43-10 SU all-time) and the home team has won six of the last seven meetings between these two schools, with the average margin of victory coming by 21 PPG. The Pirates will roll here. C-USA Game of the Year 20* East Carolina.
20* ACC Game of the Year
My 20* play is on North Carolina at 12:00 ET. Butch Davis has wasted little time turning things around at North Carolina, as after a 4-8 season last year, he's got the Tar Heels ranked 19th in the AP at 6-2 and still 'alive' in the ACC's Coastal Division in his second season. Paul Johnson (former Navy coach) inherited a good situation at Ga Tech and as everyone knows, this man can coach. His Yellow Jackets are 7-2 overall and at 4-2 in the ACC, owns a half-game lead over three schools (NC is 2-2). Tech's played excellent defense for years and '08 is no different, as the team ranks 11th in scoring (14.8 PPG) and 14th in total 'D' (284.7 YPG). Offensively, the team is one-dimensional, as Johnson has brought his option with him. Tech is ranked 8th in rushing (242.3 YPG / 5.0 YPC) but averages a meager 108.7 YPG through the air. RB Dwyer has 899 YR (6.5 YPC) and QB Nesbitt is the team's second-leading rusher with 436 yards. However, Nesbitt completes only 49.2 percent (3-3 ratio) and besides WR Thomas (29 catches), no player has more than five receptions. Nesbitt is bothered by a bad ankle and that's not good news as he's vitally important to the running game and faces a North Carolina 'D' which is very good against the run and owns 17 INTs (tied for the most in the nation). The Tar Heels allow 113.6 YPG (3.4 YPC) on the ground for the season but have held their last three opponents to 62.3 YPG and 2.4 YPC. The offense suffered huge losses early on to TJ Yates (starting QB) and WR Tate (397 all-purpose yards vs McNeese St in the season-opener and a 23.5 YPC average before being lost for the season against U Conn on Oct 4). However, Cam Sexton has filled in nicely under center for the Heels, going 4-1 as a starter (lone loss at Virginia in OT, after the Cavs tied it with 47 seconds left). He completed 19-of-30 passes for 238 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions in the team's last game (Oct 25), a 45-24 rout of Boston College. Hakeem Nicks had eight grabs for 139 yards and three scores, giving him 47 catches on the year (16.6 YPC / 7 TDs) RB Draughn is not a star but has 499 YR (4.6 YPC). Carolina comes in well-rested (had last Saturday off) and as mentioned earlier, has been stuffing the run its last three games. Nesbitt is far from 100 percent for Tech and the team's OL is all banged up. History is on Ga Tech's side, as the Yellow Jackets have won nine of the last 10 meetings between the schools but last year Tech needed a FG with 16 seconds left, to eke out a 27-25. The Tar Heels almost 'got there' last year and Butch Davis' team is ready to 'knock the door down,' this time around . ACC Game of the Year 20* North Carolina.
Prestige
Nebraska
5* Ohio St
4* Wisc
4* Fla St
4* W Virg
4* SMU
3* UCLA
3* Neb
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