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Rangers / Mariners U28 HRE, -120

Another situation where both teams should be pretty checked out. Both pitchers have had success against the opposing team this year.

No Beltre for the Rangers. 

 
F5 - Phillies / Rockies O6, -105 (L)
Braves / Mets U26 HRE, -120 (W)
1H - Miami Hurricanes -10, -110 (W)
Rangers / Mariners U28, -120 (W)

3-1 (75%)

*HITS BONG*

 
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White Sox / Twins U26 HRE, -110

Going to continue to milk these leans until there are no more pointless MLB games being played.

60 degree weather. Skeleton lineup for the White Sox. Clubs' best two pitchers going.

13MPH wind gust to CF, relying on Berries and Lopez to keep it in the park.

 
Callum Smith +115/+120 

Wrong guy favored here. Groves has some miles on the tank, is smaller than Smith, and is coming off shoulder surgery from the last fight. If he re-injures his shoulder or runs out of steam, Smith walks over him. Even if he doesn't, I think it's about a 116-112 Smith win. No idea what kind of an influence having the fight in Jeddah (I don't know) will have, but should be a decent sweat this coming Friday morning.

Smith by decision (+220) is fine too, but I think Smith just straight up is the safest play.
Smith by KO!

 
Stuart Ullman said:
White Sox / Twins U26 HRE, -110

Going to continue to milk these leans until there are no more pointless MLB games being played.

60 degree weather. Skeleton lineup for the White Sox. Clubs' best two pitchers going.

13MPH wind gust to CF, relying on Berries and Lopez to keep it in the park.
THAT'S WHAT I DO!!!

(4 in a row... ?)

 
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College Foots Plays for tomorrow:

I'm on the Noles at -3 1/2 from a GOY play before the season. Not excited to be holding it, less excited for -6 1/2 or whatever it is now.
AFA -5
BC -12 1/2
Duke -4 1/2
Indiana -16 1/2
N. Mexico -6 1/2
USC -3

Really chalky, kind of a weird card again. I'm also on
Nebraska +3 1/2 and +150. It's a homer play, I'll give you my analysis so you can make your own decision

Nebraska dominated Colorado in their first game on both lines of scrimmage. Injury to freshman QB Adrian Martinez ended up costing them the game
along with some breakdowns trying to cover CU's stud receiver Shenault. Huskers secondary was always going to be their weakness this year, but it's
been a little better than I anticipated. Huskers outgained Troy by 111 yards in second game despite Martinez missing the game and walk on QB Andrew
Bunch being asked to run an EXTREMELY vanilla offense. Huskers do not lose that game if not for turnovers and ST TD's by Troy. It's probably not
particularly close if Martinez starts. Martinez started last week at Michigan, had pass to speedy WR JD Spielman tipped and intercepted that likely would
have been a TD and given the Huskers a 7-0 lead on the first drive and things kind of snowballed from there. Huskers were dominated up front on both
sides, which was somewhat expected and Martinez was clearly still not 100% and was reluctant to take off and run. He says he's 100% this week and I
believe that to be true. In the two of the three games that were not blowouts that Purdue played in both NW and Mizzou were able to run the ball on them
relatively easily. The Huskers will look to do the same. Huskers rushed for 258/game in the two games other than Michigan. Huskers are desperate for a
win with Wisconsin on deck, Purdue is on the road for the first time. I'm not trying to convince anyone. Just offering my reasoning besides just "I'm a homer".
I'll take more than a FG at home as the right play. I'll take the ML as a homer.

 
College Foots Plays for tomorrow:

I'm on the Noles at -3 1/2 from a GOY play before the season. Not excited to be holding it, less excited for -6 1/2 or whatever it is now.
AFA -5
BC -12 1/2
Duke -4 1/2
Indiana -16 1/2
N. Mexico -6 1/2
USC -3

Really chalky, kind of a weird card again. I'm also on
Nebraska +3 1/2 and +150. It's a homer play, I'll give you my analysis so you can make your own decision

Nebraska dominated Colorado in their first game on both lines of scrimmage. Injury to freshman QB Adrian Martinez ended up costing them the game
along with some breakdowns trying to cover CU's stud receiver Shenault. Huskers secondary was always going to be their weakness this year, but it's
been a little better than I anticipated. Huskers outgained Troy by 111 yards in second game despite Martinez missing the game and walk on QB Andrew
Bunch being asked to run an EXTREMELY vanilla offense. Huskers do not lose that game if not for turnovers and ST TD's by Troy. It's probably not
particularly close if Martinez starts. Martinez started last week at Michigan, had pass to speedy WR JD Spielman tipped and intercepted that likely would
have been a TD and given the Huskers a 7-0 lead on the first drive and things kind of snowballed from there. Huskers were dominated up front on both
sides, which was somewhat expected and Martinez was clearly still not 100% and was reluctant to take off and run. He says he's 100% this week and I
believe that to be true. In the two of the three games that were not blowouts that Purdue played in both NW and Mizzou were able to run the ball on them
relatively easily. The Huskers will look to do the same. Huskers rushed for 258/game in the two games other than Michigan. Huskers are desperate for a
win with Wisconsin on deck, Purdue is on the road for the first time. I'm not trying to convince anyone. Just offering my reasoning besides just "I'm a homer".
I'll take more than a FG at home as the right play. I'll take the ML as a homer.
Yep already bet Nebraska +3.5.  Great spot for them.

ETA: Also took VaTech +5 earlier.  Mostly just cause it's a battle of back qbs, and Cutcliff is good either way but quite a bit better as the dog rather than the favorite.

 
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Princeton / Columbia U60, -110

#2 and #4 ranked Ivy Team going against each other for a shot at first place. Home opener for Columbia which could slow down Princeton enough in the first half for the under to hit.

O/U 60 is 2-1-1 to the under in these teams first 4 games. But that's non-conference so it doesn't matter much. In their meeting last year, they combined for 52 points (61 points the year before).

Beautiful weather.

 
Princeton / Columbia U60, -110

#2 and #4 ranked Ivy Team going against each other for a shot at first place. Home opener for Columbia which could slow down Princeton enough in the first half for the under to hit.

O/U 60 is 2-1-1 to the under in these teams first 4 games. But that's non-conference so it doesn't matter much. In their meeting last year, they combined for 52 points (61 points the year before).

Beautiful weather.
I love this guy lol

 
Princeton / Columbia U60, -110

#2 and #4 ranked Ivy Team going against each other for a shot at first place. Home opener for Columbia which could slow down Princeton enough in the first half for the under to hit.

O/U 60 is 2-1-1 to the under in these teams first 4 games. But that's non-conference so it doesn't matter much. In their meeting last year, they combined for 52 points (61 points the year before).

Beautiful weather.
Buyer beware, but if you like Ivy League/small school Friday night, sharp dude I like has us on Rhode Island +3 tonight.

 
The terrorists are winning if you take the under on a AAC Friday night matchup.
Mike Norvell and Willie Fritz both assumed coaching responsibilities of the Memphis Tigers and Tulane Green Wave, respectively, in 2016.

Best that I can tell, Memphis is getting better offensively and Tulane worse defensively. Memphis thus far in 2018 is a juggernaut, posting team totals of 66, 59, and 52 against teams not named Navy. Memphis ranks 4th in total yards gained and Tulane 115th in total yards given up. Memphis has not let off the gas yet. Let's go mother####in' points!

Memphis tt o40.5
o75.5 +255

 
Mike Norvell and Willie Fritz both assumed coaching responsibilities of the Memphis Tigers and Tulane Green Wave, respectively, in 2016.

Best that I can tell, Memphis is getting better offensively and Tulane worse defensively. Memphis thus far in 2018 is a juggernaut, posting team totals of 66, 59, and 52 against teams not named Navy. Memphis ranks 4th in total yards gained and Tulane 115th in total yards given up. Memphis has not let off the gas yet. Let's go mother####in' points!

Memphis tt o40.5
o75.5 +255
Thanks for perfectly encapsulating my thoughts, hag! I looked at the scoring data and immediately hit it in.

 

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