The first game on Thursday night since the season opener features the San Francisco 49ers looking to avoid their 5th defeat in a row as they host the Chicago Bears at 8:20 PM ET at Candlestick Park in a decisive battle for NFC playoff positions.
Chicago Bears (+3) vs. San Francisco 49ers (-3)
Over/Under (43½)
Thursday, November 12 8:20 PM ET
The Chicago Bears are suffering from a split personality. They got off to a solid start this season, winning three of their first four games with new quarterback Jay Cutler leading the way.
If you are in need of a HOT fantasy football player these Top Hot players for the week should help you out if they’re in your lineup. They may also be free agents on your waiver wire.
If you need to dump a lame duck on your team, these NOTS should be them. Throw em in the trash if you can afford to not have them on your bench. Fantasy Football always favors the prepared mind.
Line Movement
This game opened anywhere from even to -1.5 in favor of South Florida and it has not done much anywhere. We may see the line creep up a little bit based on two-thirds of the public on the side of the Bulls.
The Total opened at 46 and currently sits anywhere from that down to 45.
Odds: South Florida +2 | ML: +110 | O/U 43.5
Odds: Rutgers -2 | ML: -130
Week 10 will showcase a battle of quarterbacks when Tom Brady and the New England Patriots travel to Indianapolis to take on Peyton Manning and the Colts. Can the Pats end the Colts unbeaten streak? It will definitely be the game of the week.
Lot’s of football this week with only two teams with byes, the New York Giants and Houston Texans.
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The sportsbook odds for the Big 12 include the entire conference, but it looks like only two actually have a legitimate shot: Kansas and Texas, both ranked in the top three of the preseason rankings.
One more team may join to make it a three-horse race, but anyone who does horse betting picks knows to go with the thoroughbreds, which are the Jayhawks and Longhorns.
If you were on the underdogs last week you should have cleaned up as 10 out of 13 teams getting points covered the spread. Six teams; Cincinnati, Tampa Bay, Arizona, Tennessee, San Diego, and Dallas all won outright and four teams; Kansas City, Houston, Miami, and Carolina lost but still covered the points. The under bet had a slight advantage with seven games staying under the total and six games going over.
Here is a rundown of all this week’s games and the current lines as supplied by MySportsbook.com.
Who is the best player in what most feel is the best conference in college basketball? It is really hard to compare the potential of a freshmen and what he will bring so this is more of a basic feel on the top 5 players in the conference at each positions. It is also very difficult when you have many players who play multiple positions but then again we will list these as accurately as possible.
Feel free to comment on the blog below with notables or other players tell us why they deserve consideration and maybe we will add them too.
In the past this conference has been all about Duke and UNC as both have finished 1 and 2 respectfully the last two years. Will it be the same this year with all the key departures for both schools? In the past it has been a simple plug and play system because they are far superior in recruiting.
I fear for other schools this just may be what happens this year in the ACC.
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South Florida Bulls (6-2) v Rutgers Scarlet Knights (6-2)
South Florida: 3-3 ATS / Rutgers: 3-3 ATS
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Bowling Green Falcons (4-5) v Miami (OH) Redhawks (1-9)
Bowling Green: 4-5 ATS / Miami (OH): 5-5 ATS
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Ball State Cardinals (1-8) v Northern Illinois Huskies (6-3)
Ball State: 4-4 ATS / Northern Illinois: 5-3 ATS
Defense was the name of the game this week as several high scoring teams were held in check allowing the under bet to have a slight advantage. Seven games stayed under the total, while six managed to go over. The Saints were held to 30 points keeping their game against Carolina under by two points, the Ravens only scored 7 points against Cincinnati in a game that stayed way under, and Dallas came up big against the Eagles holding them to 16 points in their 20-16 win on Sunday night.
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The sportsbook odds for the Big Ten are banking on a two-horse race between Michigan State and Purdue, while Michigan is looking to elbow their way back into the hunt.
Here’s how the Big Ten will break down this year.
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.
