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The Sunday night game between the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Giants will pay for big for those who can predict the final score.
Our ‘Margin of Victory’ prop is very interesting for this game as it closely reflects the point spread in which the Cowboys are favored by three-points at Sportsbook.com. So far, only 32% of the betting public likes the favored Cowboys.
There’s a great NBA game in Boston tonight as the Celtics do battle with one of the Western Conference powers, the New Orleans Hornets.
Sportsbook.com lists Boston as a seven-point favorite, with a Total of 189. ESPN will have this as opening game of its Friday night twin-bill starting at 8 pm ET.
Stop dissecting the final coaches and AP polls and quit crying about the BCS rankings! Yeah, Texas might have something to cry and moan about, but they’re still going BCS bowling and QB Colt McCoy already announced he would return to Austin for his senior campaign in ’09. The 2009 BCS Bowls have been announced, and on paper, it looks as if we’ve got some unbelievable match-ups.
The Washington Wizards performed magic acts against the Boston Celtics, robbing the cash from their backers the last three times they met.
Underdogs in all three matchups, the Wizards not only cashed in against the spread (ATS) but won each of those three games straight-up as well. More impressive, those victories account for just three of the 16 losses Boston had all of last season.
The Chicago Bears and New Orleans Saints are still alive for the playoffs, but the loser of their Thursday night game can start making early vacation plans.
The Bears are three-point home favorites in a game where weather is surely going to be a factor. So far, 59% of the current betting public is taking the Monsters of the Midway.
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The Jim Valvano basketball classic offers two great contests tonight, coming live from Madison Square Garden.
The Carolina Panthers are a perfect 6-0 at home this season but they are far from a lock on Monday Night Football as they host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
This NFC South showdown starts at 8:30 pm ET game on ESPN and the winner will be in sole possession of first place in the division when it’s done.
The health of Washington running back Clinton Portis will have a big effect on the outcome of the Redskins and Baltimore Ravens game as well as our Primetime Prop.
Wager on the “Player to Score 1st TD” prop for this game and if your selection fails to score the first touchdown of the game, but proceeds to score at least two touchdowns in the game, your wager will be refunded, up to $100.00.
The Big 12 title game between the Oklahoma Sooners and Missouri Tigers feels like there is almost a third team involved, the Texas Longhorns.
The Tigers are the opponent that will take the field, but the Longhorns have just as much vested interest in the outcome. You see, it is assumed that if the Sooners fall, Texas will slip into the other spot in the national title game in January.
The winner of the game between the Florida Gators and Alabama Crimson Tide on Saturday afternoon will punch their ticket to the national championship game.
Strangely, oddsmakers give Florida a huge edge, installing the Gators as 10-point favorites over the unbeaten Tide. Players at Sportsbook.com agree, with 62% backing the chalk. CBS will have the broadcast at 4 pm ET.
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New York Giants receiver Plaxico Burress made headlines with his recent gun arrest, and that’s one reason the Giants have dropped to 7 ½-point home favorites over Philadelphia.
New York is 11-1 straight up and 10-2 ATS, but the spread has gone down after opening at nine points. Eagles’ quarterback Donovan McNabb played great last week versus Arizona and that is influencing Eagles’ backers as well.
The Florida Gators are ranked 4th in the just released BCS Standings but they are favored to win the national championship at Sportsbook.com.
Florida is the 6:5 favorite, while their SEC counterpart Alabama is 5:1. These two teams will meet in Atlanta for Saturday afternoon’s conference championship game with the winner playing for the national title.
In a week filled with prop bets, Sportsbook.com members have another opportunity to double winning wagers on Monday night.
Bet on the First Scoring Play prop offered for the primetime matchup between the Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans and you could have your winning payout doubled. Check our Primetime Props page for complete details.
The NFC North lead is up for grabs on Sunday when the Chicago Bears face the Minnesota Vikings on the national stage.
Minnesota is a 3 ½-point favorite, and despite what’s at stake for both teams, you could say that this contest is bigger for the Vikings, as the Bears won the first meeting between the teams and have the better divisional record.
NFL: Denver Broncos vs. New York Jets
Nov 30, 2008
If room on the Jets’ bandwagon was still available after the win at New England, the bus has to be full after sending Tennessee to a first loss. New York is heating up at an ideal time as this week’s game against Denver will wrap up what was the most important three-game stretch of 2008.
