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Three Saturday afternoon college football games are highlighted by the ‘World’s Largest Cocktail Party’ between Georgia and Florida.
Pittsburgh (+5) at Notre Dame 2:30 pm ET
Among the many rivalries that Notre Dame stakes claim to, the one against Pittsburgh historically has taken a back seat.
Just when it looked like his NCAA season was starting to turn around, the uncertainty that is known as college football ended the optimism last weekend.
After handing Cras a winless 0-4 week, he tries to figure out what has been another highly unpredictable college year.
Well, that was a long time coming. The San Diego Chargers (3-5 SU, 3-4-1 ATS) finally gave defensive co-ordinator Ted Cottrell his walking papers on Tuesday. Inside linebackers coach Ron Rivera is his replacement.
The Dallas Cowboys are coming off a nice home win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but they’re still 8 ½-point dogs at the New York Giants.
This is one of the many Week 9 early odds you can find at Sportsbook.com and this promises to be one of the best games on the schedule as there’s no love lost between these fierce NFC East rivals.
It may not be officially known as the ‘World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party’ anymore, but the game between the Florida Gators and Georgia Bulldogs is as big as ever.
Georgia (7-1) has moved to 6th in the BCS Standings after a big 52-38 win at LSU. Florida (6-1) is 8th in the BCS after their second consecutive blowout win, this one 63-5 against Kentucky.
The Tennessee Titans are favorites against the Indianapolis Colts on Monday Night Football and that’s just the way they like it.
Tennessee has started the season at 6-0 and 5-0-1 against the spread(3-0 ATS at home). They were able to accomplish this despite playing the majority of games with their backup quarterback Kerry Collins. Collins is a savvy veteran who knows how to limit turnovers and manage a game, his high number of throws is just 35.
He was 10 seconds away from a 3-1 Saturday in college football last weekend but instead he had to settle for a mediocre 2-2 day.
With just over two minutes remaining, the UCLA Bruins drove the field for a 23-20 comeback win over the Stanford Cardinal. The comeback thwarted Cras’ chances of the winning weekend he needed to turn around his college season.
The Boise State Broncos could make a return to a BCS Bowl game if they stay unbeaten, but the San Jose St. Spartans are standing in their way tonight.
Sportsbook.com and other oddsmakers respect San Jose St, installing them as just a touchdown underdog with a Total of 41.5. ESPN2 will broadcast starting at 9 pm ET.
There’s no place like home for the holidays – even for Columbus Day. Home teams were 11-3 SU and 8-6 ATS last week in the NFL; home dogs won three of five games outright, led by the St. Louis Rams (+9) beating the Dallas Cowboys 34-14 and causing panic throughout the great state of Texas.
Major conference college action begins tonight with SEC’s Auburn versus Big East’s West Virginia. We also have a preview of New Mexico at Air Force out of the MWC.
When the schedule came out this looked like a great non-conference tilt, but each team has had problems.
The Tennessee Titans have been underdogs to Indianapolis seven of the last eight meetings, but they’re favored this week on Monday Night Football.
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The Ohio State Buckeyes were irrelevant to the national title scene just a few weeks ago, but they’re not anymore.
OSU has moved up to 9th in the BCS Standings after blowing out Michigan State, 45-7 on their own turf. They have now reeled off five straight wins after being embarrassed by USC back on September 13th.
Is it time to fade the picks in Quick Hits?
After giving bettors a number of winning weeks last season, Cras is having a tough time figuring out the increasingly complicated NCAA schedule and the numerous upsets of the top-ranked teams.
Even he admits that this week’s picks may be worth a fade after a disappointing 1-3 record last Saturday.
Here’s what he’s thinking this week:
Start your Saturday off right with three big college games leading up to the Missouri and Texas Super-Showdown on Saturday night.
Vanderbilt (+14.5) at Georgia 12:30 pm ET
Vanderbilt is enjoying one of its best seasons in history but is up against its toughest opponent to date on Saturday, Georgia. Playing in Athens, the Bulldogs are a 14-1/2 point favorite, but surprisingly, 60% of early bettors like the visiting underdogs.
The Texas Longhorns are fresh off an upset of #1 Oklahoma, but there’s no time to rest on their laurels as they host Missouri this Saturday night.
The new #1 in the polls, the Longhorns have been installed as seven-point favorites for this Saturday’s Big 12 showdown. This just one of the Week 8 early lines you can find at Sportsbook.com.
Peyton Manning has only made one start at Lambeau Field in his 10-year plus career, but the betting public is backing him there this Sunday.
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