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Rutgers Scarlet Knights (4-2) v Army Black Knights (3-4)
Rutgers: 1-3 ATS / Army: 2-5 ATS
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Florida State Seminoles (2-4) v North Carolina Tar Heels (4-2)
Florida St.: 1-4 ATS / North Carolina: 1-3 ATS
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Tulsa Golden Hurricane (4-2) v Texas El Paso Miners (2-4)
Tulsa: 4-2 ATS / Texas El Paso: 2-4 ATS
With the Denver-San Diego game going over on Monday night there was a perfect balance in the totals betting with seven games staying under and seven games going over. The biggest shocker had to be Philadelphia@ Oakland which had a total of 40.5 and there only 22 combined points as the Eagles were held to three field goals. The next had to be the Saints pinning 48 points on the Giants’ #1 defense in a game where the total was 48.
NFL analysts, sports bettors and fans saw an excess of ATS upsets in Week 6. The Oakland Raiders, Houston Texans and Buffalo Bills all rose up to cover the spread in their respective contests with outright wins. Even the St. Louis Rams covered their money line in a fine, losing effort.
While the topsy-turvy week certainly didn’t go as planned, BetUS NFL betting members will have an even better grasp on what to expect in Week 7 with this recap of all the Week 6 contests – and look ahead at this coming week’s NFL action.
Each week during the heart of the NFL season, and once or twice during the NFL Preseason, we’ll gather the troops around the roundtable and hash out the NFL Power rankings. We check out the stats, looks at the records, and, most importantly, we take a close, close look at the heart of each team. We encourage you to come back each week and see how the NFL Power Rankings have changed.
This is our waiver wire pick-ups column. Dave B scours the free agent pools in fantasy land for the best available talent every week. Availability, of course, depends on the league. We’re using 12 team, 15 roster spot leagues as the median, but we’ll look for roster candidates for leagues of all shapes and sizes.
After all of the weekly games are finished be sure to check our cheatsheets, a who’s hot, and who’s not report plus more in our fantasy football guide.
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The rankings are based on a performance and they are not ranked by who will have the best projected statistics for the week.
This past Saturday we weren’t disappointed by College Football. There were several great games along with a few surprising outcomes.
Arkansas almost upset Florida in what would have been the surprise of the year, Sam Bradford re-injured his shoulder, Notre Dame fell short again in a winnable game and the Buckeyes looked as bad as they have all season.
BCS Rankings are Out – Florida Starts at the Top
The BCS Rankings have finally gathered the balls to show up, and the rankings are pretty much exactly what you’d expect to see until you get to the fourth and fifth spots. Did your favorite college betting team make the list?
With the National Basketball Association season opening next Tuesday, now’s a good time for basketball betting fans to lock in their pick for the most popular preseason prop bet: Odds to win the NBA Championship.
Bettors will not be shocked to see the defending NBA Champion Los Angeles Lakers as the favorite to take home the silverware in June.
NBA Championship Betting Odds at betED.com have the Lakers at +200 odds.
The NFL odds of the Broncos arriving for their Week 6 Monday Nighter undefeated seemed next to impossible before the season started, yet here we are. Baby-faced Josh McDaniels has his boys playing phenomenal football; first the “D” dominated and now the offense is catching up. Can Denver keep its improbable run going in San Diego tonight?
Ask the Washington Huskies.
With 13 seconds to play in a tie game with Arizona State, the Huskies allowed not one but two Sun Devil receivers to get behind their defensive backs deep. Arizona State quarterback Danny Sullivan simply dropped back and heaved a 50-yard winning touchdown pass to a wide-open Chris McGaha.
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WEEK 6 STUDS AND DUDS
Each week, the CappersPicks.com fantasy football guru Dave B brings you players you need to be paying attention to – Remember – fantasy football championships are often won by those who live eat and breath fantasy football.
After all of the weekly games are finished be sure to check our waiver wire column, cheatsheets, a who’s hot, and who’s not report plus more in our fantasy football guide. Without wasting any more of your time, here are the Week 6 Fantasy Football Studs & Duds plus key player stats for the NFL games that went on on this week (Week 6).
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Whew – another Week is over and we sure saw our share of offense. We also saw our share of poor showings – Lots of Studs and lots of Duds this week in the NFL. Apologies to Aaron Rogers, Joe Flacco, Brett Favre, Steve Slaton, Andre Johnson, Heath Miller and Visanthe Shiancoe for not making it on the Stud list – but you all were Studs too. Without further adieu, here are your Week 6 Studs and Duds.
Tom Brady – New England – 345 yards and 5 tds. at halftime????? Nuts! Tom, you are such a Stud, why don’t you take almost the whole 2nd ½ off. 380 yards and 6 tds. – You’ve done your job!!
Kerry Collins – Tennessee – WOW!!! Honestly???? 2 of 12 for -7 yards? That’s minus 7 yards folks. Could be the Dud performance of the decade. I was on that stood up for Kerry but after the Week 6 showing, I got nothing.
Other Studs
Drew Brees -New Orleans – Ahhhh, welcome back to the Stud Column Drew!! 23/30 for 369 yards and 4 touchdowns is more like what the Fantasy World has come to expect. Against a top tier Defense, Brees showed why he was the #1 QB taken in Fantasy drafts.
Matt Schuab – Houston – Huge effort against a tough Cincinnati Defense. 28/40 for 392 yards and 4 tds. is Studworthy for sure. Schuab has become must-start material and if he can stay healthy, he will undoubtedly become a Top 5 QB by season’s end.
Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh – 23/35 for 417 yards and 2 tds. – Insane. Isn’t Pittsburgh supposed to be a running team? Well, with a Stud like Ben, there is no need to be anymore.
Maurice Jones-Drew – Jacksonville – What a week for MJD! 178 combined yards and 3 tds. on the day – this after complaining about the play calling on his team. The formula is simple for the Jaguars – GIVE JONES-DREW THE DAMN BALL!
DeAngelo Williams – Carolina – 172 combined yards and 2 tds. in week 6 has Williams on the Stud list for the 1st time this year. It appears as though the Panthers have their running mojo back and with an ineffective Delhomme, they are gonna need it.
Thomas Jones – NY Jets – 22 carries for a club record 210 yards on a day that your QB threw 5 picks. Too bad that the effort was wasted. Insane numbers for TJ.
Ray Rice – Baltimore – Has definitely done enough to render Willis McGahee Fantasy irrelevant. 10 carries for 77 yards and 2 tds. combined with 10 catches for 117 yards makes Rice the runner up for Stud of the Week. The dude can play!!
Marques Colton – New Orleans – The bye week was obviously good to the Saints. After a few underwhelming efforts, the Saints passing game came to life in Week 6. Colton had 8 catches, 166 yards and 1 td. – Stud!
Hines Ward – Pittsburgh – Another player that is benefiting from a Hot QB. Ward was a monster against the Lions, grabbing 8 balls for 159 yards and a td. How could you not love this guy?
New England Wrs – Wes Welker and Randy Moss combined for 18 catches 279 yards and 5 tds. In Week 6. Crazy Numbers – 2 absolute studs!!!
Sidney Rice – Minnesota – Any questions about who Favre’s favorite receiver is? 176 yards on 6 catches should answer those questions. Rice keeps producing under the radar and in turn, is becoming a true Stud.
Owen Daniels – Houston – 7 catches for 78 yards and 2tds. for a tight end is nuts. It was a monster effort in an offense that is plain scary right now.
Zach Miller – Oakland – You won’t find too many Raiders on this list – EVER!!! 6 catches 139 yards and a td. in the Week 6 – not too shabby at all.
Other Duds
Seattle’s whole damn team – Important divisional matchup and That’s what you come up with? 112 yards passing and 14 yards rushing? ALL DUDS!!!
Jake Delhomme – Carolina – 65 yards passing and 2 interceptions against the NFL’s worst Defense should make you Dud of the Week. Delhomme is awful. How bad do you feel for Steve Smith?
Eli Manning – NY Giants – Battle of the unbeatens turned out to be a Dud and Eli didn’t show up. 14/31 for only 178 yards 1td. and an int. on Sunday. A bit of a Dud performance from a dude who’s not a Dud.
Jason Campbell – Washington – You know that you are a Dud when 37 year old Todd Collins replaces you! 89 yards on 9/16 passing against a terrible Chiefs Defense are not gonna get it done.
Mark Sanchez – NY Jets – 10 of 29 for 119 yards and 5 interceptions against the Bills at home – DUD! 
Willis McGahee – Baltimore – 7 rushes, 3 yards! After such a promising start of the season, McGahee seems to be fading off into the sunset. Add in the fact that Ray Rice is on FIRE, and there is only one conclusion McGahee is a Dud.
Brandon Jacobs -NY Giants – The whole Giants team seemed to have visited Dudville during the week. Jacobs was held to just 33 yards on Sunday and is worthy of his Dud title. Ahmad Bradshaw seems like the better back right now and if Jacobs doesn’t show something in the next few weeks, his starting job could be in danger.
Steve Smith – Carolina – 1 catch, 4 yards!!! I know that it is not all his fault (Delhomme is a pooch), but a goose-egg is unacceptable. Smith is quickly slipping out of the elite and its truly a shame.
Steve Smith – NY Giants – Wow, both Steve Smiths on the Dud list!! Expectations were high going into the game – Smith has been getting it done all year. 4 catches for 44 yards is as bad a game as Smith is gonna have this year. Instead of giving him a mulligan, Smith had to end up on the Dud list.
Santana Moss – Washington – Although his 1 catch went for 42 yards, the fact that Moss was unable to get free from a horrible Chiefs Defense is alarming. As we all know, Moss might end up on the Stud list next week, but this week, he’s definitely a Dud.
Terrell Owens – Buffalo – 3 catches 13 yards! That’s right folks, TO is a Dud.
Quarterbacks
T.Brady, NWE 380 yds, 6 TD, 0 Int
D.Brees, NOR 369 yds, 4 TD, 0 Int
M.Schaub, HOU 392 yds, 4 TD, 1 Int
B.Favre, MIN 278 yds, 3 TD, 0 Int
J.Flacco, BAL 385 yds, 2 TD, 0 Int
B.Roethlisberger, PIT 417 yds, 2 TD, 1 Int
J.Cutler, CHI 300 yds, 2 TD, 2 Int
A.Rodgers, GNB 358 yds, 2 TD, 1 Int
Running Backs
M. Jones-Drew, JAC 178 yds, 3 TD
R. Rice, BAL 194 yds, 2 TD
D. Williams, CAR 172 yds, 2 TD
T. Jones, NYJ 227 yds, 1 TD
L. Maroney, NWE 133 yds, 1 TD
S. Slaton, HOU 145 yds, 1 TD
A. Peterson, MIN 166 yds, 0 TD
J. Stewart, CAR 110 yds, 1 TD
L. Washington, NYJ 145 yds, 0 TD
B. Westbrook, PHI 141 yds, 0 TD
Wide Receivers
R. Moss, NWE 129 yds, 3 TD
W. Welker, NWE 150 yds, 2 TD
M. Colston, NOR 166 yds, 1 TD
H. Ward, PIT 159 yds, 1 TD
H. Nicks, NYG 114 yds, 1 TD
S. Rice, MIN 176 yds, 0 TD
L. Fitzgerald, ARI 100 yds, 1 TD
D. Mason, BAL 97 yds, 1 TD
S. Breaston, ARI 77 yds, 1 TD
L. Moore, NOR 78 yds, 1 TD
A. Johnson, HOU 135 yds, 0 TD
R. Meachem, NOR 72 yds, 1 TD
Tight Ends
Z. Miller, OAK 139 yds, 1 TD
O. Daniels, HOU 78 yds, 2 TD
V. Shiancoe, MIN 48 yds, 2 TD
H. Miller, PIT 80 yds, 1 TD
