Warriors vs. Nuggets (-14)
(O/U) 233
December 1, 9:00 PM ET
The Golden State Warriors (6-10 SU, 9-7 ATS, 9-7 O/U) may not have the glowing straight up (SU) record or title contending hopes that the Denver Nuggets (12-5 SU, 9-8 ATS, 8-9 O/U) have shown this season, but when it comes to covering the NBA lines, few teams have been as hot solid as the Warriors over the last two weeks.
The Big East title is up for grabs when the undefeated Cincinnati Bearcats visit the Pittsburgh Panthers in the final week of the college football regular season.
Oddsmakers have set the Panthers as 1-point home underdogs. Pitt has won three of the four meetings between these teams, covering in their first three games. However, The Bearcats took last year’s contest, 28-21, as 6-point favorites. Cincinnati held off a fourth-quarter push from Pittsburgh, which put the final over the 48-point total.
NBA Tuesday: D-Wade Invades Portland and Kobe Hosts New Orleans
Tip-off: 10:30 pm EST
NBA Odds: L.A. Lakers -14
Analysis: The Los Angeles Lakers host the Chris Paul less New Orleans Hornets who might, and this is a big deal, be without Peja Stojakovic in this game.
NBA Tuesday: D-Wade Invades Portland and Kobe Hosts New Orleans
Tip-off: Miami vs. Portland at 10:00 pm EST and New Orleans vs. Lakers at 10:30 pm EST
There is a certain football team in New Orleans that is stealing all the headlines, and that may be a good things as their basketball team isn’t very good.
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Will any online sportsbook event generate more interest this week than Florida/Alabama? I seriously doubt it, especially since this 1-versus-2 matchup is not just the SEC title game but the real national title game in some people’s eyes. These two teams gave us a classic last year, with Florida winning 31-20.
NFC Play-off Picture December 1, 2009
As the Saints continue to dominate – nailed MNF 10* Titan on the Saints and the 7* Titan UNDER for a nice big time parlay winner – and the Colts continue to remain unbeaten, the media focus is justly focused on these two teams. This week however, is a significant week for the NFC contenders and how these games will shape the play-off picture.
NFL Point Spread: Jets -3, O/U: 37
Thursday, December 3rd
Rogers Centre, Toronto, Canada – 8:20 PM ET
Both the Jets and the Bills injected some life into their sluggish and unsatisfying seasons on Sunday, posting ugly but entirely effective wins over turnover-prone opponents. The Jets plucked four interceptions from Jake “Santa Claus” Delhomme – one of them a pick-six – to turn back the Carolina Panthers, 17-6. The Bills – under their new coach, interim boss and former defensive coordinator Perry Fewell – grabbed four interceptions from Miami quarterback Chad Henne to race past the Dolphins, 31-14.
With Monday night’s New England@ New Orleans game staying under by ½ a point, on a total line of a whopping 55 ½ the under bet was a solid play in week twelve. Eleven games stayed under the total and only five games went over. Defense rose to the occasion as six teams were held to 10 points or less including the N.Y. Giants, Jaguars, and Bears.
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.
The old moose left a bunch of us feeling like turkeys on Thanksgiving weekend.
There was Colorado, a 10-point underdog, hitting a 54-yard touchdown pass on the final play to cover in a 28-20 loss to Nebraska.
NCAA College Football conference title games take place this week and betED.com has odds for all the matchups.
With all due respect to other conferences, the biggest game of the NCAAF season goes Saturday at the Georgia Dome when the No. 1 Florida Gators (12-0) clash with the No. 2 Alabama Crimson Tide (12-0) in the SEC championship game (4 pm ET, CBS).
Have any NFL odds gotten as much hype as tonight’s Patriots/Saints matchup? Everyone and his grandson will tune in for tonight’s epic battle. On one hand we have the legendary Tom Brady and Randy Moss taking the national stage to slay Goliath; on the other we have the high-flying Saints trying to stay undefeated at home. Let’s attempt the daunting task of picking a winner.
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.
The New Orleans Saints may be one of two undefeated teams in the NFL this year but you can rest assured that they will be measuring themselves against the New England Patriots, who are the barometer of success in the NFL.
The Saints have been impressive this year on both sides of the ball, which very well may be the difference in this game. Not only is the Saints offense dominating, the defense has been making plays as well as the additions of coordinator Gregg Williams and safety Darren Sharper have had a huge impact.
Time: 8:30 ET
Venue: Louisiana Superdome
Pats vs. Saints Monday Night Football Lines
MoneyLine: Currently OFF
Spread: Saints -1.5
Over/Under: 56.5
NFL Football: Sunday November 29, 2009 4:05 PM EST
The Line: San Francisco – 3
One of the NFL’s rarest match ups renews for only the fifth time since 1996 as the Jacksonville Jaguars visit the San Francisco 49ers.
The Arizona Cardinals will look to continue their 3 game winning streak as they travel to Tennessee to take on the revitalized 3 point favorite Titans at 4:15 PM ET at LP Field.
