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Ron Raymond
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Ai Simulator 7* graded play on Northern Illinois - AiS shows an 86% probability that NI will win this game by 4 or more points. This is a very interesting matchup where it is simply a pass dominated team facing a run dominated team. This is also a huge game as it will impact the MAC dramatically with a CMU loss. Ball State is also at 5-0 in conference play and a CMU loss would enable them to almost walk into the Championship game. This will be a "Black out" game tonight with all students wearing their black tee shirts and it will be extremely supportive for the team. Northern Illinois suffered its worst loss of the season, a 45-14 defeat at the hands of No. 16 Ball State in Muncie on Nov. 5. The Huskies fell behind 21-0 in the first half and never got closer than 21-7 the rest of the game. BSU QB Nate Davis completed 18-of-22 passes for 300 yards, MiQuale Lewis ran for 119 yards on 19 carries and Louis Johnson caught six passes for 165 yards to pace the Cardinals. This type of humiliating loss works tot heir benefit tonight noting they are 10-2 ATS (+7.8 Units) in home games after allowing 37 points or more last game since 1992; 12-3 ATS (+8.7 Units) after 2 or more consecutive losses against the spread since 1992. Supporting this graded play is a strong system that has produced a record of 39-13 ATS for 75% since 1997. Play on any team off a blowout loss by 21 points or more to a conference rival and is a team winning 51% to 60% of their games and playing a winning team. Take Northern Illinois.
BEN BURNS
I'm playing on NEW ORLEANS. The Lakers are playing very well right now. They're at a scheduling disadvantage tonight though and taking on a New Orleans team which is also extremely strong. While the Hornets are well-rested, the Lakers are playing their second game in two nights and their third in the past four, all three in different cities. This is just the second time the Lakers have played back to back games this season. They did win and cover in the back half of the first b2b situation. However, the first game was at home and the second was vs. the Clippers, so there was no travel involved. Additionally, they were coming off a blowout win the previous night. That wasn't the case last night though, as the Lakers were involved in a dogfight at Dallas the entire way. In fact, the Mavs had the lead at the end of the first, second and third quarters and the score was 99-97 in the final minutes. Regardless of whether or not fatigue proves to be a factor, New Orleans is a very tough place to play these days. The Hornets won by double-digits last time out and are now 17-3 SU and 14-5-1 ATS their last 20 games here. Of course, the Lakers know that all too well, as they lost 108-98 the last time they played here. Looking back further and we find the Hornets at 5-2 ATS (4-3 SU) the last seven series meetings overall. The Hornets are 45-18 SU and 43-18-2 ATS the last 63 times they were coming off a game vs. an opponent from the Eastern Conference and I look for them to carry the positive momentum from their win over Miami into tonight's game. With tonight's over/under line currently at 193.5 or 194, it's interesting to note that the Lakers are just 2-7 SU/ATS the last nine times they played a road game with an over/under line in the 190 to 194.5 range. During the same stretch, the Hornets were 18-5 SU/ATS when playing a home game with a total in the same range. Look for them to be both the fresher and the hungrier team tonight and for them to hand the Lakers their first loss. *Personal Favorite
I'm taking the points with CENTRAL MICHIGAN. The Huskies (5-4) have certainly come a long way from last year's 2-10 team. That being said, I don't feel that they're ready to be laying more than a field goal against a team which is playing as well as Central Michigan is. The Chippewas come in with a 7-2 record, including a perfect 5-0 mark in MAC play. Their only two losses came back in September against teams from the SEC and Big 10. Speaking of the Big-10, the Chippewas knocked off a Big-10 team last time out, winning 37-34 at Indiana. While the Hoosiers aren't one of the better teams in their conference, the fact that the Chippewas could go on the road and beat a team from the Big-10 shows what kind of team this is. While the Chippewas come in beaming with confidence, the Huskies may be questioning themselves after suffering their first blowout loss of the season. That came at Ball State and they were crushed 45-14. The Huskies couldn't stop Cardinal QB Nate Davis, who was 18-of-22 for 300 yards and four touchdowns. Now they'll face another top tier QB in Dan LeFevour, who is expected to return for Central Michigan. Note that LeFevour leads the team in rushing and has completed 67% of his passes with 11 touchdowns to just three interceptions. Additonally, note that last year, LeFevour had more than 3000 yards passing and more than 1000 yards rushing. Only one other quarterback (Vince Young with Texas) in NCAA history had ever accomplished that feat. Should LeFevour be unable to go, the Chippewas also have a backup QB who is beaming with confidence and who has proven more than capable of leading the offense. Not only did Brian Brunner pass for 485 yards and four touchdowns last week, he also ran for the game-winning touchdown. The Huskies are fine when they can play ahead but don't necessarily have the type of offense that is well-suited to coming back or playing from behind, which may well prove to be a problem against this explosive CMU offense. Last week, the Huskies managed just 275 total yards and punted eight times. (Note that some of the punts weren't very good) They had seven three-and-outs, managed only 12 first downs and didn't score a single point in the first half. They finished with 14 after scoring 16 in their previous game. While I feel Central Michigan has an excellent shot at the outright win, getting more than a field goal to work with is also significant. That's because the Chippewas have played seven straight games which were decided by 10 points or less and four of those were decided by a field goal or less. Meanwhile, Northern Illinois has seen five of its nine games decided by four points or less. Note that the Huskies are 4-10 ATS the last 14 times they were laying points. During the same stretch, the Chippewas were 9-4 ATS when getting points. The Chippewas snapped a losing streak in the series with a convincing 35-10 win over Northern Illinois last season. Including that result, they're 18-2 SU (14-4-2 ATS) their last 20 games against teams from the MAC. Look for another strong effort as they move to 8-1 ATS their last nine games against teams with a winning record. *Best Bet
I'm playing on the Suns and Rockets to finish UNDER the total. Five of the last six meetings between these teams, which were played here at Phoenix, have fallen below the total. I feel that tonight's line, which has already climbed several points from its opener, presents us with an excellent opportunity to cash another under ticket. The Suns are still putting up healthy numbers, averaging 103 points per game. However, that's not quite as many as they were scoring prior to the Shaq trade. (Note that they've scored less than 95 points in two of their last three games against the Rockets.) More importantly, they have been playing somewhat better defense, as only one team (New Orleans got 108) has scored more than 103 points against them. As for the Rockets, they've been having some trouble scoring lately. They managed only 82 points in a blowout loss at LA a couple of nights ago and have only reached triple-digits once all season. While McGrady will surely shoot better tonight, its worth noting that the Rockets star is an awful 1-for-16 in his last two games. As usual, despite the blowout vs. the Lakers, the Rockets' defense still ranks in the top five in the league, in terms of points allowed. Not surprisingly, five of Houston's seven games have produced 200 combined points or less. Off the poor defensive effort at LA, I expect the Rockets to have some extra intensity on the defensive side of the ball tonight and for the final combined score to stay below what I feel is a generous total. *Blue Chip
Joyce Sterling
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New Orleans -1.5
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3 Unit Play.Take Temple over Kent State
A match-up of two bad teams takes place Wednesday night @ Dix Stadium in Kent, OH. The Owls won this game last year, 24-14 and got four interceptions. The Golden Flashes rely a lot of running the football, but we expect the Owls to be ready for this ground attack since they have faced a lot of run heavy teams thus far. A slight road favorite generally means that they are a much better team, but the line is low because of the location of the game. We will side with the visitor, as Adam Dimichele is back behind center and will lead his team to victory.
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Central Michigan +3½ over NORTHERN ILLINOIS
The Chippewas are back on the road to try to tame the Huskies in another Wednesday night Mid-American Conference football game. Central Michigan is off a big non-conference victory, as they stormed back to score nine straight points in the final quarter to upset Big Ten Indiana 37-34 on the road last weekend.
Meanwhile, Northern Illinois was crushed 45-14 by Ball State in a non-Saturday game last week.
Here we have a very rare situation with a Central Michigan team on a 5-game winning streak being a road underdog to a Northern Illinois team off a blowout loss. The Chippewas should continue their solid play, as they are now 10-0 ATS (+14.5 ppg) off scoring 35+ points and not a road favorite of 3+ points or underdog of 17+ points.
While some may expect a letdown by Central Michigan off beating the Hoosiers, MAC teams are 6-0 ATS (+19.6 ppg) off a SU win against a Big 10 opponent in a game they weren’t an underdog of 13+ points since 1999.
We also find the Chips active for an NCAA Football POWER SYSTEM, which states:
Play ON a conference road underdog off 5 SU wins and not an ATS win of 20+ points in its last game vs. an opponent off a SU loss not seeking revenge for a SU loss as a favorite of more than 13 points.
Such teams have been perfect since at least 1980, going 16-0 ATS since then, beating the spread by more than 11 points per game.
While Northern Illinois has enjoyed a great season and is headed for a bowl games, they also have their weak spots, as they are 0-7 ATS (-12.6 ppg) as a favorite off a SU loss.
The Chippewas are a veteran team used to big games, including MAC Championship Games and Bowl Games. That experience will serve them well hers, as they outlast the Huskies in a tough, hard-fought contest.
PROJECTED FINAL SCORE: CENTRAL MICHIGAN 30 NORHTERN ILLINOIS 27
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5* 76ers/Raptors over 184
5* Boston Celtics -10.5
5* Knicks/Grizzlies over 205
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5* Utah Jazz -4.5
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5* Weber State/Miami Ohio under 123.5
NHL
5* Florida Panthers -115
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5* Northern Illinois -3.5