College Football Rankings Week 7
After week 6 of college football we separate the pretenders from the real contenders as Florida prove once again why they are the number one team in the nation.
After week 6 of college football we separate the pretenders from the real contenders as Florida prove once again why they are the number one team in the nation.
Last week Florida proved to the nation that they are the number one team in college football by far. We have some huge games in week 7 college football with ranked teams going head to head in what appears to be another big college football betting week.
You might think that the Saints would have a huge advantage over the Giants this Sunday. New Orleans is coming off its bye week and has had 14 days to get ready. But the Giants last Sunday had the closest thing to a bye week –– a home game against Oakland –– and should be well-rested when the two unbeatens meet in New Orleans in the biggest game of the NFL season to date.
Seneca Wallace is a nice backup quarterback, but everyone who has even a passing interest in the NFC West knows that the fewer snaps he takes this season, the greater the chance of the Seahawks restoring themselves as the top team in the division.
One of college football’s greatest rivalries takes center stage this weekend. The infamous Red River Shootout – now known as the Red River Showdown – pits the No. 2 Texas Longhorns against the No. 18 Oklahoma Sooners at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Texas.

Series odds: Dodgers -120
Pitching
As of Tuesday morning the starting pitchers have still not been announced although it looks like Cole Hamels will make the start for the Phillies.
Overall the Dodgers have the advantage as they led the Majors not only in overall ERA, but in Bullpen ERA. On the other hand the Phillies were ranked 7th overall and 13th out of their bullpen.
Week Six of the NFL schedule is highlighted with a couple of Five Star games. The undefeated New York Giants head to Bourbon Street to take on the equally undefeated New Orleans Saints. Also, the Ravens will try and break their two game losing streak in Minnesota against the 5-0 Vikings.
If the NFL odds threw you for a loop last week, maybe it’s time to take a step back and bet on something long-term. With the hockey season just a couple of weeks old, it’s still a prime time to bet on NHL futures.
The Rookie of the Year award isn’t purely about talent; it’s also about situation. When you make your wager, think about who has the clearest path to first-line and special teams minutes.
The Los Angeles Dodgers host the defending World Series champion Philadelphia Phillies in Game 1 of the National League Championship Series on Thursday (8:07 pm ET, TBS).
The Phillies beat the Colorado Rockies 3-1 in their best-of-five NLDS while the Dodgers swept the St. Louis Cardinals 3-0 in their NLDS.
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Boise State Broncos (5-0) v Tulsa Golden Hurricanes (4-1)
Boise State: 4-1 ATS / Tulsa: 3-1 ATS
The No. 5 ranked Boise State Broncos will gallop into Chapman Stadium to take on the Tulsa Golden Hurricane on Wednesday.
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Arkansas State Red Wolves (1-3) v Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks (3-2)
Arkansas: 1-2 ATS / Louisiana-Monroe: 3-1 ATS

Each week Ben Burns and David Payne scour the non-BCS conferences looking for a hidden gem.
Life is tough in the MWC and WAC. Lose one game, and you go from a potential BCS bowl to the Humanitarian Bowl. That’s a mammoth pay cut, and a lot of pressure on the coaches from the non-BCS conferences.

Here we are barely midway through October, and the list of unbeaten teams in NCAAF has shrunk to 9, and with Cincinnati visiting S. Florida this week, there will be at least one more missing from the list come next week, and several teams don’t have easy games, so I will not be surprised if the list grows even shorter.
Let’s take a look at this week’s games featuring the unbeatens.

A recent Monday night football game saw Brett Favre battle his old team, Green Bay. Favre was the story, with a terrific performance, but young QB Aaron Rodgers put up some sizzling numbers, with 384 yards and 2 TDs. Impressive.
Did they win? Or cover? No, as Minnesota won 30-23.
The most obvious explanation and it’s obvious: 2 turnovers. Turnovers are one of the most basic fundamentals of winning football, both straight up and against the number when analyzing football picks.
South Carolina Gamecocks at Alabama Crimson Tide
Game-day: 10/17/2009
Kick-off: 3:30 pm EST
Roll tide! That must have been what was coming from every single bar and restaurant in the state of Alabama, that wasn’t close to the University of Auburn or owned by a University of Auburn alum, after the Crimson Tide took down the Ole Miss Rebels in ‘Bama’s first real test in the SEC Conference. The Crimson Tide thumped the Rebels 22 to 3 in Mississippi.
Arkansas State Red Wolves (1-3 S, 1-2 ATS) at Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks (3-2 SU, 3-1 ATS)
Tuesday, October 13 – 8 PM ET at Malone Stadium, LA 8:00 PM ET
BetUS NCAA Football Odds: LOUISIANA-MONROE -2
Here are some of the NCAA college football betting trends as they relate to this matchup: