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RAS
1 UNIT
California pk to -1.5 over USC

Lenny Stevens
10 stars Oregon
freebie-UCLA

Vegas Experts Tip Of The Day
Okla Over

Fat Jack:
1-1 yesterday
3 plays today-
Utah and UNDER in Utah
Sooners

Goodfellas
Friday
15* over Ucla 74.5
15* S Carl -3.5 w/buy

PPP
3% Utah
3% Oklahoma

Sebastian
10*utah
10*utah Under
*20 Oregon
*5 Parlay On Three

John Fina's Bowl Game of the Year:
Oklahoma +3.5
(He's 6-2 this Bowl season).

Gambler's Choice
50* utah un 46-
50* okla +3-
20* okla (ml) +40
NBA (73%)
50* Miami +6

Ty Gasbag
Texas Tech -3 ncaa hoops

Schaefer Sports Premium Plays
College Football - Oaklahoma +135
NBA - Detriot Pistons under 195
NHL - Pheonix Coyotes ML -110
College Basketball - U.C.L.A. -8 (BEST BET)
Pennsylvania +8 1/2

LT Profits
2*
CFB - 8:00 ET - Holiday Bowl
Oklahoma vs Oregon
OKLAHOMA +3

Pac Star
1*New Mexico St. +3 (cbb)

Rocketman Sports
CBB - 9:45 ET
Arkansas LR at Utah St.
2 Units on Utah State
1 Unit Stanford +7.5 (CBB)

Mike Rose
3*California Pk (CBB)

Special K
20*Oklahoma

Joey Gaffney
NBA Picks
Detroit Pistons-Miami Heat ** UNDER ** 5* BB 195

NCAA FB Picks
Oregon 7* PP 150

Utah-Georgia Tech ** UNDER ** 5* BB 46.6
Oregon-Oklahoma ** OVER ** 5* BB 54

BLAZER
4* UTAH
4*OKLAHOMA

Scott Spreitzer
College Football
Utah vs Georgia Tech on 12/29/2005 at 13:30
Utah

Jimmy-Z
4.5 unit "Big Blowout Play"
Georgia Tech

Big Al
Holiday Bowl-Oklahoma

SUNSHINE
Thursday, December 29, 2005
Georgia Tech(-8½ vs. Utah [Emerald Bowl]
SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction:
Utah 23 Georgia Tech 14
Utah (1 star)
Oklahoma(+3) vs. Oregon [Holiday Bowl]
SUNSHINE FORECAST Official Prediction:
Oregon 32 Oklahoma 30

Capper's Access
CFB-Utah
CFB-Oregon
CBB-California

INFO PLAYS
CFB
10* Pre New Years Bowl Game of the Year on Oregon -3 -112

Sports Analyst
Ore
Utah

Truline
Utah & Under

Vegas Advisors
Utah
Utah under
Oklahoma

Beat Your Bookie
1-1 yesterday Utah and Oklahoma

Big Board
Comp Oregon Over

Gameday
Heat under 194 1/2

Gold Sheet
Pistons 98-93Heat
Spurs 98-87New Orleans
Nuggets 101-98 Sonics

Harmon Forecast
Oregon 36-24 Utah 23-16

Marc Lawrence
Utah by 6 Oklahoma by 10

Justin Palmer
Comp Georgia Tech -8

Maddux Sports
Comp Georgia TEch -8

Phil Steele
Emerald 3* Utah 23-20 G Tech
Holiday 1* Oklahoma 31-26

NSA
UCLA -9

Psychic
Comp Spurs

Pointwise
4* Utah

Rob House
Comps Utah Under
Wash State +3 CBB

Sports Gambling Hotline
2* UCLA

Stacy's Picks
Stanford

Sports Network
Oklahoma 24-20
Georgia Tech 38-24

Valley Sports
Arizona -3 1/2 CBB

Vegas SI
Yale -3

Sports Reporters
12/29 — OREGON over OKLAHOMA by 6, 30-24
BEST BET
12/29 — GEORGIA TECH over UTAH by 19, 32-13
12/30 — MIAMI-FL over LSU by 15, 28-13

Purewinners:
College Football: Oklahoma +3 (+102) PINNACLE
Bet 6 units to profit 6.12 units
NHL: Philadelphia/Carolina OVER 6.5 (-110) PINNACLE
Bet 6 units to profit 5.45 units
NHL: Los Angeles/Phoenix UNDER 6 (+104) PINNACLE
Bet 6 units to profit 6.24 units
College Basketball: Cleveland St +5 (-102)PINNACLE
Bet 6 units to profit 5.88 units
College Basketball: Washington State +3.5 (-110)
PINNACLE
Bet 6 units to profit 5.45 units

NorthCoast
4* Oklahoma +3 vs Oregon @8:00 pm ET (Top Play of the Day)
Top Opinions
Utah +9 vs Georgia Tech @4:30 pm ET
Regular Opinions
Single Play: Under 46 Emerald Bowl @4:30 pm ET (Marquee Totals Play PPH)
Single Play: Over 54.5 Holiday Bowl (Marquee Totals Play PPH)

DR BOB College Bowl Package
NCAA New Orleans Bowl (December 20) LEANS to Arkansas State Indians (WON)
Arkansas State/Southern Miss Over (WON)
GMAC Bowl (December 21) Regular Play (2*) **Toledo (-2 ½) 35 Utep 24
Las Vegas Bowl (December 22) Top Rated Play (3*) ***CALIFORNIA (-7) 41 Byu 23
Poinsettia Bowl (December 22) LEAN to Navy Navy (-2 ½) 32 Colorado State 28
Fort Worth Bowl (December 23) LEAN to Kansas Kansas (-3) 28 Houston 21
Hawaii Bowl (December 24) Strong Opinion (1*) Central Florida 33 Nevada (-2) 28
Motor City Bowl (December 26) LEAN to Akron Memphis (-5 ½) 27 Akron 23
Champs Sports Bowl Dec 27 no line on Clemson-Col, but I'll probably lean with Colorado at +3 or more and with Clemson at less than that.
INSIGHT BOWL Tuesday, December 27 (3*) ***Rutgers 32 ARIZONA STATE (-11) 33
MPC Computers Bowl December 28 Lean with Boston College
Mastercard Alamo Bowl Dec 28 Lean with Nebraska
EMERALD BOWL Thursday, December 29 Utah 21 Georgia Tech (-8 ½) 26
Pacific Life Holiday Bowl Dec 29 slight Lean with Oklahoma at +3 or more
Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl Dec 30 probably Lean with Minnesota at -4 or less
Vitalis Sun Bowl Dec 30 Lean with UCLA at -4 or less
Independence Bowl Dec 30 tossup in Missouri-S Carolina game at line of 4
Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl Dec 30 no line on Miami-LSU, but I'll probably favor Miami by at least 7
Meineke Car Care Bowl Dec 31 South Florida might be a strong opinion
AutoZone Liberty Bowl Dec 31 Possible Strong Opinion on Fresno State
EVI.net Houston Bowl Dec 31 Lean with Iowa State +3 or more
AT&T Cotton bowl Jan 2 probable strong opinion on Alabama as dog.
OUTBACK BOWL Monday, January 2 (4*) ****Iowa 33 Florida (-2 ½) 20
Toyota Gator Bowl Jan 2 Lean with Louisville
Capital One Bowl Jan 2 Lean with Wisconsin
FIESTA BOWL Monday, January 2 (4*) ****Ohio State (-4) 35 Notre Dame 17
SUGAR BOWL Monday, January 2 (2*) **West Virginia 24 Georgia (-7 ½) 23
ORANGE BOWL Tuesday, January 3 (2*) **Penn State (-7 ½) 30 Florida State 13
ROSE BOWL January 4 Lean with Texas

God's Picks
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CFB
Wise Guy…
UTAH +8’ Georgia Tech

Don’t let there be any question that the Utes are taking this game very seriously. "It's been extremely tough on us both physically and mentally just because we've been working so hard," said junior cornerback Eric Weddle. "It's been tough, kind of like summer workouts, just because we want to be prepared for this game and not come out lackadaisical like some teams have done thus far in the bowl season." With four straight bowl victories dating back to the 1999 Las Vegas Bowl, the Utes take postseason games seriously. "We're excited to be a part of this bowl game in San Francisco and see all the sights," Weddle continued. "But we're here for a reason and that's to win a bowl game."
Tech has been very inconsistent all year and we expect it to continue.

CBB
Wise Guy…
KANSAS -21 New Orleans

Going with home teams in non-conference games off a 20 point or more win is 635-457 +132.3.

NEW MEXICO STATE +3 Texas Tech

The Red Raiders (6-6) have been hurt by injuries to four players this year, but when the team arrived for practice on Christmas Day, junior guard Drew Coffman informed the staff that he no longer wanted to remain on the team. It is no small loss. Coffman played in 11 games this year and started four of them. His best game of his college career came on Nov. 23 against Furman. The 6-foot-1 guard from Midland scored a career-high 22 points in Tech's 83-74 victory.

It also makes focusing on corrections a bit tougher and focus they need. Since opening the season with victories in five of seven games, Tech has dropped four of its last five, and all four losses have come by double digits. Knight brought in seven freshmen and one junior-college transfer and the Raiders have been hit by injuries that prevented LucQuente White, Damir Suljagic, Darryl Dora and Jon Plefka from playing at some point this year.
While Tech continues to shuffle with young players who struggle more on the road, State used the time off to have a transfer laden roster continue to gel. Tech has yet to win away from United Spirit Arena, losing at San Francisco and UNLV while also falling in three nuetral-site contests.

Texas Tech assistant coach Steve Robinson knows this is no easy contest. "New Mexico State is going to throw multiple defenses at you, both man-to-man and zone," Robinson said. "They're going to be hungry because this is their final test before conference. They should have a good crowd and they're going to probably try and go at us inside so we have to be ready to play."

Major…

HAWAII -8’ Pennsylvania

Going with home favorites of 3’-9’ in a non-conference game off a home win is 467-347 +85.3.

BINGHAMTON +5’ Idaho State

We know about the Binghamton injuries. We also know our official outlaw line is see ISU as -2. The official outlaw line is what the odds would be if there was no consideration given to public perception and balancing the action. It is the more accurate line from the standpoint of the bettor. The Bearcats are actually responding to adversity. Despite the injury woes and poor record, the Bearcats are playing somewhat better than at the start of the season. Guards Andre Heard and Troy Hailey have averaged a combined 42.5 points in the team's last two games. BU missed potential game-tying shots against both Albany and Central Connecticut State.

"Coming back from break, we played two close games that were better games for us," Fithian said. "The team and the players had more confidence in each other and it felt like maybe we were turning it around. I think we still well, but I'll be on the sidelines cheering instead of in the game helping out."

EASTERN WASHINGTON +7 Boise

Eastern will be extra motivated as they play the team that center Matt Nelson transferred to. If Nelson is fired up it won’t matter. He’s not yet eligible. The teams are pretty evenly matched as well.

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT +10 unlv

This is one of the top sharp versus squares games. That means most of the sharp money is going one way and most of the sucker money the other way according to our offshore, Vegas and “outlaw” contacts. We go with the sharp money.

WASHINGTON STATE +3’ Arizona

The Cougars have added an offense to their suffocating defense and stand at an impressive 7-2. Now they host one of their biggest home games in years. Sophomore point guard Derrick Low does a nice job within coach Dick Bennett's system, and skinny 6-10 sophomore Robbie Cowgill is a deceptively good post player. Bennett is mixing and matching around them, with guards Randy Green and Kyle Weaver perhaps the most formidable of the interchangeable parts.

December losses to Connecticut, Michigan State and Houston knocked Arizona out of The Associated Press Top 25 for the first time in 18 seasons. Of greater concern has been the way the Wildcats (7-3) struggled in victories over the likes of Western Kentucky and Northern Arizona.

This is a Zona team in disarray. Coach Lute Olson tinkered with lineups and offensive sets before settling on an undersized set featuring just one legitimate post player, 6-10 Ivan Radenovic, and 6-7 freshman Marcus Williams. The Wildcats aren't shooting well and will have to win with defense at least as long as guard Jawann McClellan is sidelined with academic issues. Yet they are laying points on the road to a better defensive team. Arizona allows 41.8 percent from the field but WSU only 35.7. Teams normally getting 70.9 ppg average a measly 52.9 to the Cougs. Arizona allows 62.4 to 73.5. In stunning fashion State is better offensively in shooting percentage by a 5.9 margin.
Folks a home dog that has better shooting stats on both offense and defense is tough to pass up.

Thanks Fast Break, i picked GT, should of went with
Utes I didnt see this till after game kicked. thanks
for the hard work on the service plays.

Yes ...That happens.
I saw the service plays
and still hammered Ga Tech!!!
At least you have an excuse!
Come on 2nd half Yellow Jackets! lol....

Its like they never tried the whole game.
oh well maybe we get them, thanks for the
service plays, I look forward to them tomorrow
to try and help get another view off of. 4
games tomorrow. this is the toughest week for
me, so many games... good luck and thanks