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If you only bet on one NFL game this week, you’d be wise to make it this one.
Last week, I guided you to paydirt as I told you to take the Arizona Cardinals in San Francisco, so I hope you listened.
Fresno State coach Pat Hill has held to the motto “Any Team, Any Time, Any Where” as he has scheduled non-conference opponents throughout the years.
Michigan and Notre Dame renew their longstanding rivalry on Saturday but with different than normal circumstances surrounding the game.
The first big ballgame of the 2008 SEC campaign takes place in the Palmetto State where fierce rivals Georgia and South Carolina go head-to-head. The Bulldogs are ranked #2 in the country, playing as a 7-1/2 point road favorite, and are backed by over 80% of the early action at Sportsbook.com.
There are lots of intriguing lines in Week 2 and we asked two of our writers to send their thoughts on some of Sunday’s games.
The #5 Ohio State Buckeyes aren’t getting a lot of respect as they are 10.5-point dogs at the #1 USC Trojans Saturday night. Catch all of the Week 3 action at Sportsbook.com, your home for college football betting. Click here for the early lines, and see the best variety of game and future odds available anywhere.
A double dose of NFL Football gives bettors more chances to win with our Primetime Props on Monday night.
As always, Sportsbook.com is offering a host of prop bets for its primetime games and if you wager on the Player to Score the 1st Touchdown for either of Monday’s games, you could win your money back if your bet loses.
The NFL season begins Thursday night with the Washington Redskins at the New York Giants, and Sportsbook.com has all the early odds
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The Georgia Bulldogs are the AP’s number one team and 5:1 odds to win the national title, but is that a good value?
USC is the top betting choice to be national champs at 7:2, with Ohio State second at 4:1. Oklahoma is also 5:1.
Georgia coach Mark Richt’s returns 17 starters from arguably the best team in the country at the end of last season, and they are also riding a seven-game winning streak. Talent wise, the Bulldogs can easily lineup with any team even after losing offensive tackle Trinton Sturdivant for the season.
However, the Georgia schedule is extremely brutal this year and others are paying attention. Las Vegas Sports Consultants has Georgia ranked 7th, overall, as they base their rankings on where they think a team will finish the season.
Georgia’s first tough game is September 13th at #26 South Carolina. South Carolina handed Georgia one of its two losses last season, 16-12 in Athens as three-point underdogs. The Gamecocks have their best team since coach Steve Spurrier arrived in Columbia and he welcomes back 10 starters on defense. Also, five of the last seven meetings between these teams have been decided by six or less points.
