NCAAF Trends and Indexes - Week 6 (10/5 - 10/9) + More & MY BEST BETS !

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College Football Odds: Nebraska at Kansas St

If you told any NCAA football betting fan that the Nebraska Cornhuskers would be 4-0 and ranked in the Top 10 in the country coming into this week's tussle, no one would bat an eyelash at it. But had you told those same people that the Kansas State Wildcats were also 4-0 and looking to pull off one of the most important upsets in school history, that would be a significantly different thing.

The "Little Apple" in Manhattan, KS will be the center of college football betting action on Thursday night, as the bright lights of ESPN will fill Bill Snyder Stadium when the 'Cats and 'Huskers duke it out for bragging rights in the Big XII North. The winner of this game will clearly have the edge towards the Big XII Championship Game in a North Division that is absolutely wide open.

The world will finally be introduced to freshman sensation QB Taylor Martinez. The Huskers' signal caller has been doing a fantastic job all season long with his legs, and his passing is getting better and better by the week.

Martinez already has 496 rushing yards on 53 attempts this season to go with eight TDs, numbers that any running back would be proud of. However, when you factor in his 532 passing yards, Martinez is probably already one of the five best dual threat quarterbacks in the country.

The Cornhuskers do only rank No. 102 in the nation in passing, but that never mattered to Big Red Nation when Tom Osborne was calling the shots. They are averaging 309.2 YPG on the ground. Both RB Roy Helu and RB Rex Burkhead have 300+ yards on the ground as well. All three top rushers are averaging at least 7.1 YPC on the season, which has led Nebraska to a scoring average of right at 40 points per game.

However, it isn't the offense which really scares KSU in this one. Trying to figure out how it is going to score points against a Nebraska defense that ranks No. 11 in the land in total 'D' (265 YPG) and No. 7 in scoring (12.8 PPG) is the real problem.

If RB Daniel Thomas doesn't have an absolutely huge game for the Wildcats, it'll be lights out in a hurry against an offense that is this lethal. Kansas State found a real diamond in the rough in Thomas, who already has 105 carries, 628 yards, and six TDs in just four games.

Quarterback Carson Coffman hasn't been the greatest, as he is completing 60.5 percent of his passes for 639 yards with five scores and two picks. But his three top receivers have been spot on. Brodrick Smith, Aubrey Quarles and Tramaine Thompson have combined for 34 receptions and five TDs on the season. All three have at least 150 receiving yards and are averaging at least 13.6 YPR.

The last time that the Wildcats won a game in this series was back in 2004, a 45-21 win here in the "Little Apple." Since that point, it has been absolutely all Nebraska. Big Red has an aggregate score line of 194-90 in five games since 2005. The most impressive showing was a 73-31 beat down in Lincoln in 2007 as 7 ½-point underdogs.

The 'Huskers are only 3-7 ATS in their last ten against Kansas State, though. Both teams are hot right now, as Nebraska is 6-2 ATS in its last eight played on the road, while KSU is 7-3 ATS in its last ten overall.

If you're ready to dig into this Thursday football betting fight, BetUS.com is featuring the Nebraska at minus 12. The 'total' chimes in at 50 ½.

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Date WLT Pct Net Units Record
10/06/10 0-2-0 0.00% -1100 Detail
10/05/10 2-0-0 100.00% +1000 Detail
10/02/10 31-41-1 43.06% -7050 Detail
10/01/10 1-1-0 50.00% -50 Detail
Totals 34-44-1 43.59% -7200

Thursday, October 7Game Score Status Pick Amount

Nebraska - 7:45 PM ET Kansas State +10.5 500 *****
Kansas State - Over 47.5 500 *****

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A Parlay for fun........

Ticket #: 83354371] PARLAY (6 TEAMS) RR (1P-6T)

10/07/2010 @ 04:45 PM CFB [305] TOTAL o47½ 1.91
(NEBRASKA vrs KANSAS ST)

10/07/2010 @ 04:45 PM CFB [306] KANSAS ST +10½ 1.91

10/07/2010 @ 06:35 PM MLB [958] SFO GM1 -1½ 2.45
( D LOWE-R / T LINCECUM-R )

10/07/2010 @ 06:35 PM MLB [958] TOTAL u6½ 1.95 (ATL GM1 vrs SFO GM1)
( D LOWE-R / T LINCECUM-R )

10/07/2010 @ 03:05 PM MLB [961] TOTAL o9 1.95 (NYY GM2 vrs MIN GM2)
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10/07/2010 @ 03:05 PM MLB [962] MIN GM2 +1½ 1.63
( A PETTITTE-L / C PAVANO-R )

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Nebraska double-digit road favorite at KSU

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NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS (4-0)
at KANSAS STATE WILDCATS (4-0)

Kickoff: Thursday, 7:45 p.m. EDT, Line: Nebraska -11, Total: 50

A pair of 4-0 Big 12 teams coming off a bye will meet in Manhattan, KS on Thursday night. After averaging 47.7 PPG in its first three wins (including 56 at Washington), Nebraska only scored 17 against South Dakota State in its last game. Kansas State has only one double-digit win in its first four games, all which have been played at home. KSU’s Daniel Thomas has 157 rushing YPG this year, ranking fifth in the nation.

Nebraska’s Taylor Martinez is 2nd in the nation in rushing yards for a QB (124 rush YPG), trailing only Denard Robinson. RBs Roy Helu Jr. (43 rush, 305 yds, 4 TD) and Rex Burkhead (41 rush, 304 yds, 3 TD) have nearly identical numbers so it makes sense to have them continue to split carries. Helu has 167 rushing yards and three scores in the past two games against KSU. The Blackshirts are 3rd in the nation in pass defense (126 YPG) and 11th in total defense (265 YPG).

Daniel Thomas was the lone bright spot for KSU’s offense against Nebraska last year, racking up 150 total yards. Kansas State also has a strong pass defense, allowing just 154 passing YPG this year (13th in nation).

Nebraska won the last five games against KSU including the prior meeting in Manhattan 56-28. In this contest, the Huskers outgained KSU 610-247, including a 340-59 rushing yardage advantage. Nebraska also won 17-3 last year as the Wildcats converted just 3-of-14 third downs.

But this FoxSheets trend shows Kansas State should be able to hang tough as a home dog.

Play On - Home underdogs of 10.5 to 21 points (KANSAS ST) - after 2 or more consecutive straight up wins, after the first month of the season. (30-7 over the last 10 seasons.) (81.1%, +22.3 units. Rating = 3*).

These teams have surpassed the Over/Under in nine of the past 11 meetings, but this strong FoxSheets trend leans towards the Under on Thursday night.

Play Under - All teams where the total is between 49.5 and 56 (KANSAS ST) - after allowing 5.5 or less passing yards per attempt last game, with 5 offensive starters returning. (69-31 over the last 10 seasons.) (69%, +34.9 units. Rating = 3*).

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Date WLT Pct Net Units Record
10/07/10 1-1-0 50.00% -50 Detail
10/06/10 0-2-0 0.00% -1100 Detail
10/05/10 2-0-0 100.00% +1000 Detail
10/02/10 31-41-1 43.06% -7050 Detail
10/01/10 1-1-0 50.00% -50 Detail
Totals 35-45-1 43.75% -7250

Friday, October 8Game Score Status Pick Amount

Connecticut - 7:30 PM ET Connecticut -5 500 *****
Rutgers - Over 43 500 *****

Oklahoma State - 9:00 PM ET Oklahoma State -23.5 500 *****
UL Lafayette - Under 61.5 500 *****


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College Football Odds: UConn Huskies at Rutgers

The Big East kicks off conference play on a national stage Friday night when Connecticut travels to Rutgers. The Huskies lead the conference in rushing offense with 209 yards per game, while the Scarlet Knights maintain the nation’s seventh-ranked rushing defense by allowing just 80 yards per contest.

Don Best Real-Time Odds listed UConn as 5 ½-point road ‘chalk’ over Rutgers, with the total set at 41 ½. ESPN will provide coverage of Friday’s Big East battle beginning at 4:30 p.m. PT.

UConn (3-2 straight up and against the spread) notched its second consecutive victory SU and ATS after upending Vanderbilt Saturday as an 8 ½-point home favorite, 40-21. The combined 61 points eclipsed the 45 ½-point closing total, helping the ‘over’ cash the second game in a row. The Huskies have scored 40 points or more in their three victories, while scoring 16 points or less in the two losses.

Top NCAAF Betting Odds at 5Dimes.

The game was tied at halftime before UConn netted 19 points after the break. The Huskies finished the contest with advantages in first downs (19-10), rushing yards (196-169), passing yards (179-157), turnovers forced (3-2) and time of possession (36:20-23:40). Vanderbilt scored all three of its touchdowns in the second quarter.

UConn quarterback Cody Endres completed 21-of-30 passes for 179 yards with two touchdowns and an interception in his first start of the season. Running back Jordan Todman paced the ground game with 37 carries for 190 yards and two scores, while wideout Michael Smith caught four passes for 63 yards. Todman has now rushed for 100 yards or more in seven of his last eight games.

Rutgers (2-2 SU, 0-4 ATS) enters this matchup mired in a two-game losing skid after Saturday’s setback to Tulane as 17-point home ‘chalk,’ 17-14. The combined 31 points failed to eclipse the 42-point closing college football betting total, enabling the ‘under’ to cash the third consecutive contest.

Most of the game stats were pretty even, but the Scarlet Knights did dominate in rushing yards (148-37). Starting quarterback Tom Savage was 2-of-5 passing for 29 yards before leaving the game with an injured hand. The sophomore is listed as ‘questionable’ for this contest.

Freshman backup Chas Dodd stepped in to complete 13-of-29 passes for 176 yards with a touchdown and an interception. Wideout Mohamed Sanu had five receptions for 70 yards and a score, while rushing nine times for 121 yards and a touchdown.

Rutgers has won the last two meetings with UConn SU, but the Huskies are 6-1-1 ATS the previous eight outings. The Scarlet Knights prevailed last season as a 7 ½-point road underdog, 28-24, while the combined 52 points toppled the 44-point closing total. The ‘over’ is 5-2 the past seven games in this series.

UConn follows this contest with its bye week before an Oct. 23 road trip against Louisville. The Huskies have seen the ‘over’ go 8-1 the last nine games when listed as the favorite, and they are 15-4 ATS their past 19 outings overall. Coach Randy Edsall’s team is 6-1-1 ATS the previous eight matchups with the Scarlet Knights, and the road team is 5-2-1 ATS the last eight games.

Top NCAAF Betting Odds at 5Dimes.

Rutgers concludes a four-game homestand next weekend against Army before embarking on a two-game conference road trip against Pittsburgh and South Florida. The Scarlet Knights have seen the ‘under’ go 15-5-1 their past 21 games in October, and the ‘under’ is also 7-3 the previous 10 home games.

UConn offensive tackle Adam Masters (arm) is ‘probable’ versus the Scarlet Knights, while running back Jonathan Jean-Louis (upper body) and defensive end Jesse Joseph (leg) are ‘questionable.’ Offensive tackle Jimmy Bennett (hand), running back Robbie Frey (knee) and linebacker David Kenney (leg) are ‘out.’

Rutgers tight end Evan Lampert (lower body) and wide receiver Phil Lewis (upper body) are ‘questionable’ against the Huskies. Linebacker Jim Dumont (knee), fullback Robert Joseph (lower body) and fullback Edmond Laryea (knee) are ‘out.’

Friday’s weather forecast for Piscataway, New Jersey calls for sunny skies, with a high of 72 degrees and a low of 50.

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NCAAF Odds: Irish favored at home versus Pitt

For the fourth year in a row, head coaches Brian Kelly and Dave Wannstadt face off. This time, Kelly has taken his act a little further west.

Saturday at 12:30 p.m. PT on NBC, Wannstadt and his Panthers will be looking for a little bit of revenge after Kelly's Cincinnati Bearcats upended Pittsburgh 45-44 in one of last season's wildest games. The loss sent the 9-3 Panthers to the Meineke Car Care Bowl while propelling Cincinnati into the BCS bowl lineup.

This season, Kelly and Wannstadt would take any December game they can get their hands on.

Pittsburgh (2-2) got its doors blown off by Miami two weeks ago, but hung with Utah in the opener and blasted a better-than-you-think Florida International team last week. Star halfback Dion Lewis has been aching (shoulder), but in typical Pitt fashion backup Ray Graham has taken over, averaging a ludicrous 9.5 yards/carry.

Panthers QB Tino Sunseri is just good enough to keep defenses honest and allow the Graham/Lewis trio to run wild. They'll need the sophomore signal caller him to step it up even more because Notre Dame (2-3) is coming off their best performance in quite a while, let alone under Kelly's watch.

After a pair of tough losses to the Michigan schools, ND got humiliated at home by Stanford and nothing was right on either side of the ball. However, a trip to Chestnut Hill and a smackdown of struggling Boston College was just the tonic Notre Dame needed, especially ond efense with star LB's Carlos Calabrese and Manti Te'o flying around.

While Pitt has won its last two trips to South Bend, Easy Street Sports still favors the Irish, listing them at minus 6½. Saturday's total at Easy Street Sports is 49½.

The last four times Notre Dame has been the home favorite in this series, the Irish have covered all four.

For those who value field conditions, Pittsburgh is 13-5 ATS in its last 18 on grass while the Irish are 5-12 in their last 17 on the real stuff.

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College Football Betting: USC at Stanford

It’s weird to see, but USC has the fifth-worst pass defense in the country giving up 288 yards passing per game. This, and home-field advantage, are key reasons why Stanford is a 9 ½-point favorite against the Trojans in Saturday night’s nationally televised matchup (5 p.m. PT on ABC).

The Trojans haven’t received this many points the entire decade. But the large NCAA football spread is understandable considering Stanford’s Andrew Luck is one of the top quarterbacks in country and the Cardinal are averaging 44.6 points per game.

Stanford is ranked 16th in the country and buried USC, 55-21, last year as 10 ½-point road underdogs. The combined 76 points went ‘over’ the 57 ½-point total. The ‘over/under’ on Saturday’s matchup is 59.

That was USC’s worst defeat in 43 years. There’s lingering bad blood, too, from that contest after Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh ordered his team to go for two points following a touchdown leading 48-21 in the fourth quarter.

Harbaugh did that against Pete Carroll. He might not have any qualms either about running up a score against new Trojans coach Lane Kiffin, who is not exactly the most popular coach around.

Luck might be in the running to be the No. 1 overall draft pick if he decides to enter the NFL draft next year. The junior has accounted for 15 touchdowns while completing 62.8 percent of his throw. Luck rates 16th in the nation in passing efficiency.

The Trojans were lit up last week by Washington’s star quarterback Jake Locker, who accounted for 421 yards of offense in a 32-31 win. The Trojans lost as nine-point home favorites. They were 4-0 coming into that game, 2-2 ATS.

Neither Locker nor Luck, though, has the highest passer rating in the Pac-10. That honor goes to USC’s Matt Barkley, who has thrown 12 touchdown passes.

But while Luck figures to attack USC’s 116th-ranked pass defense, the Trojans may want to play ball control and stay on the ground against the Cardinal’s 84th-ranked rush defense. The Trojans’ Allen Bradford averages an NCAA-best 9.8 yards per carry after rushing for 223 yards on 21 carries in last week’s loss to the Huskies. Marc Tyler paces USC in rushing touchdowns with five.

Stanford opened with impressive victories against Sacramento State (52-17), UCLA (35-0), Wake Forest (68-24) and Notre Dame (37-14) before falling this past Saturday to third-ranked Oregon, 52-31, as 6 ½-point road underdogs. The combined 83 points sailed ‘over’ the 63 ½-point total.

The Cardinal led the Ducks, 21-3, but Oregon stormed back piling up 626 yards in the victory. Luck was 29-for-46 for 341 yards while accounting for three touchdowns.

So Stanford probably is in a mood to run up a score. The question is can the Cardinal cover this big of a spread? USC hasn’t been an underdog since 2007. The Trojans have been favored in this series 33 of the last 34 times. The ‘dog has covered five of the last six times the two schools have met.

Stanford, however, has covered in 12 of its last 15 games at Stanford Stadium. The Cardinal are 13-5-1 ATS as a home favorite. They’ve also covered in five of the past six meetings versus USC.

The Trojans have been money-burners pointspread-wise going 6-16 ATS during their past 22 regular-season games against ‘board’ opponents. They have failed to cover in nine of their last 12 away contests and are 3-11 ATS during their past 14 Pac-10 matchups.

The ‘over’ has cashed in 11 of the past 14 meetings between USC and Stanford. The ‘over’ has cashed in Stanford’s last five home games.

The early weather forecast is for clear skies with mild temperatures and a six mph wind.

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NCAAF Odds: Wolf Pack to batter Spartans

The Nevada Wolf Pack is enjoying its time in the Top 25 after not being ranked since the 1948 season. Quarterback Colin Kaepernick and his pals don't look to be leaving the polls any time in the near future. This week, the Pack will most likely move up a notch or two as it takes on a San Jose State Spartans team that can't beat its way out of a paper bag at the moment.

For the Spartans, last week's duel against UC-Davis proved to be just another microcosm of a disappointing season. They were up 13-0 at halftime and looked ready to roll to their second victory against an FCS foe this year, but a 14-point third quarter was something that they never recovered from. Instead of securing what should've been an easy win, San Jose State dropped 14-13.

Quarterback Jordan La Secla hasn't put up fantastic numbers this year, and he is leading an offense that ranks dead last in the nation in total offense (248.6 YPG) and scoring (9.8 PPG). However, his newest problem is that he has injured ribs and might be missing this game. Instead, junior QB Matt Faulkner, who has thrown a grand total of 16 passes in his career, might be called on.

Top NCAAF Betting Odds at 5Dimes.

The Spartans have only covered one NCAA football spread all season long, that being a 27-14 loss at Camp Randall against the Wisconsin Badgers as 38 ½-point underdogs. That is the only cover San Jose State has against an FBS foe since September 12, 2009, a 24-14 loss at home to the Utah Utes. The last road win in conference came back in 2008 at the Idaho Vandals, but the last road cover came two weeks before that against the New Mexico State Aggies.

Needless to say, the prospects of all of that changing this week against the Wolf Pack are slim to none. The Pistol offense of Nevada's is one of the best in the nation. This unit ranks in the Top 5 in total offense (526.4 YPG), rushing yards (303.8 YPG) and scoring (44.6 PPG), and there doesn't appear to be any let up.

Kaepernick has put up some amazing numbers in his career in Reno, and this year is no exception. He has thrown for 1,048 yards and rushed for 548 more, accounted for 17 total touchdowns. In his career, Kaepernick has 8,124 passing yards, 69 passing TDs, 3,458 rushing yards and 48 rushing TDs. Needless to say, this is a man that can light up the stat sheet.

He isn't doing it alone, though. Running Back Vai Taua, one of the three 1,000+ yard rushers last year for the Wolf Pack, is well on pace for at least 1,500 yards this year. Taua has rumbled for 641 yards and eight TDs in this, his senior season, and last week, he eclipsed the 4,000 total yard mark for his illustrious career.

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Save "only" putting 27 on the BYU Cougars two weeks ago, Nevada has scored at least 44 points its other four games this season. With games against the Spartans, Hawaii Warriors and Utah State Aggies coming up on the schedule, it doesn't seem like that stretch is ending any time in the near future.

Last year on the road, the Wolf Pack dominated the Spartans, picking up a 62-7 victory. Four different rushers rumbled for at least 110 yards on the day, combining to cross the end zone seven times between them. San Jose State only has one win in this series since 2002, that coming in 2007 at home. Since '02, the Wolf Pack is 7-1 SU and ATS. The last Spartans victory in Reno came back in 2000 by the count of 49-30.

This is one of the most lopsided looking games on the college football betting slate this week. If you're ready to place your NCAA football bets, 5Dimes Sportsbook has the Wolf Pack at minus 39 and a 'total' of 61 ½ for you to sink your teeth into right now!

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Saturday's Early Morning and Day Games:

Saturday, October 9Game Score Status Pick Amount

Syracuse - 12:00 PM ET Syracuse +8 500
South Florida - Over 45.5 500

Boston College - 12:00 PM ETBoston College +9.5 500
North Carolina State - Over 47.5 500

Indiana - 12:00 PM ET Indiana +22.5 500
Ohio State - Over 57.5 500

Illinois - 12:00 PM ET Penn State -8 500
Penn State -

Minnesota - 12:00 PM ET Wisconsin -22.5 500
Wisconsin -

Western Michigan - 12:00 PM ET Western Michigan +5.5 500
Ball State - Over 48.5 500

Temple - 12:00 PM ET Temple +3.5 500
Northern Illinois -

Baylor - 12:00 PM ET Texas Tech -1 500
Texas Tech - Over 63.5 500

Central Michigan - 12:00 PM ET Virginia Tech -21.5 500
Virginia Tech - Over 54.5 500

Tennessee - 12:21 PM ET Georgia -11 500
Georgia - Over 48 500

Memphis - 2:00 PM ET Louisville -17 500
Louisville -

Bowling Green - 2:00 PM ET Ohio -9.5 500
Ohio - Under 51 500

Colorado State - 2:00 PM ET Air Force -24 500
Air Force - Over 48 500

UCLA - 3:30 PM ET UCLA +7.5 500
California - Over 48.5 500

Virginia - 3:30 PM ET Virginia +10 500
Georgia Tech - Over 47 500

Michigan State - 3:30 PM ET Michigan -4.5 500
Michigan - Over 64.5 500

Clemson - 3:30 PM ET Clemson +2 500
North Carolina - Over 52.5 500

Arkansas - 3:30 PM ET Texas A&M +5 500
Texas A&M - Over 61.5 500

UNLV - 3:30 PM ET West Virginia -27.5 500
West Virginia -

Western Kentucky - 3:30 PM ET Western Kentucky +9.5 500
Florida International - Over 54 500

Akron - 3:30 PM ET Akron +17.5 500
Kent State - Over 48 500

Alabama - 3:30 PM ET South Carolina +7 500
South Carolina - Over 47.5 500

Army - 3:30 PM ET Army +1 500
Tulane - Under 41.5 500

Pittsburgh - 3:30 PM ET Pittsburgh +6 500
Notre Dame - Over 49.5 500

Wyoming - 3:30 PM ET Texas Christian -35 500
Texas Christian - Over 49 500

Utah State - 4:00 PM ET Utah State +1 500
Louisiana Tech - Over 55 500

Oregon - 5:00 PM ET Oregon -35.5 500
Washington State - Under 70 500

Oregon State - 6:00 PM ET Oregon State +8.5 500
Arizona - Over 50.5 500

San Diego State - 6:00 PM ET Brigham Young +4.5 500
Brigham Young - Under 53 500

Navy - 6:30 PM ET Navy -3 500
Wake Forest - Over 48 500


Evening Games posted later.....Good Luck !

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Pryor's health is a concern for Ohio State

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at OHIO STATE BUCKEYES (5-0)

Kickoff: Saturday, 12:00 p.m. EDT, Line: Ohio State -21.5, Total: 57.5

The story in this game is the health of Ohio State QB Terrelle Pryor who suffered a strained left quadriceps and was limited in his running against Illinois last week. Head coach Jim Tressel said Pryor is 100 percent healthy, but Pryor will not likely be running the ball very often. He has averaged 75 rushing YPG and 203 passing YPG with 15 total TD this year (12 passing, 3 rushing). Pryor has certainly improved as a passer this season, completing a career-high 65 percent of his throws. He had four TD (three passing) in OSU’s 33-14 win at Indiana last year.

The Buckeyes have talented offensive players, including RB Dan Herron (287 rush yds, 5 TD) and WR Dane Sanzenbacher (23 rec., 351 yds, 6 TD), who have had big seasons so far. And considering Indiana allowed 574 yards (297 rushing, 277 passing) and 45 points to Michigan last week, OSU’s offense should not have any trouble moving the football.

The Hoosiers have dropped 15 straight meetings with Ohio State, but this Indiana offense racked up 568 yards in its loss to Michigan last week. QB Ben Chappell (12 TD, 1 INT) and RB Darius Willis (95 total YPG, 5 TD) are both very capable of big games. The Hoosiers can hang close if they don’t turn the ball over, but that’s easier said than done against an Ohio State team that is 5th in the nation in turnover margin. The Buckeyes have forced 14 turnovers, but only lost the ball five times in five games.

But this FoxSheets trend shows Ohio State knows how to handle good offenses, especially at the Horseshoe.

OHIO ST is 18-4 ATS (+13.6 Units) in home games versus good offensive teams - averaging >=425 yards/game since 1992. The average score was OHIO ST 30.7, OPPONENT 13.8 - (Rating = 3*).

And this FoxSheets trend favors the Over on Saturday.

Play Over - All teams where the total is between 56.5 and 63 (INDIANA) - quick starting offensive team - scoring 16+ PPG in the first half, after scoring 31 points or more in 4 straight games. (39-12 over the last 5 seasons.) (76.5%, +25.8 units. Rating = 3*).

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good luck and thanks

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Evening Set of Games:

Utah - 7:00 PM ET Iowa State +6 500
Iowa State - Over 53.5 500

Colorado - 7:00 PM ET Missouri -12 500*****
Missouri -

Eastern Michigan - 7:00 PM ET Eastern Michigan +25 500
Vanderbilt - Over 54 500

Arkansas State - 7:00 PM ET Arkansas State -3.5 500
North Texas - Under 54 500

Miami (Ohio) - 7:00 PM ET Cincinnati -17.5 500
Cincinnati - Over 53 500

Florida Atlantic - 7:00 PM ET Florida Atlantic +2.5 500
UL Monroe - Under 47 500

Louisiana State - 7:30 PM ET Under 41.5 500*****
Florida -

Auburn - 7:30 PM ET Auburn -6 500*****
Kentucky - Over 58 500

East Carolina - 7:30 PM ET East Carolina +8 500
Southern Mississippi - Over 62 500

Purdue - 7:30 PM ET Northwestern -8 500*****
Northwestern - Over 49 500

Florida State - 8:00 PM ET Florida State +5.5 500*****
Miami - Under 49 500

Southern California - 8:00 PM ET Stanford -10 500*****
Stanford - Over 60.5 500

Toledo - 8:00 PM ET Boise State -38 500*****
Boise State - Under 60 500

Mississippi State - 8:00 PM ET Houston +4 500
Houston - Over 56 500

Tulsa - 8:00 PM ET Tulsa +6.5 500
Southern Methodist - Under 64 500

New Mexico - 8:00 PM ET New Mexico State -2.5 500
New Mexico State - Under 49.5 500

Rice - 9:05 PM ET Rice +9.5 500
Texas El Paso -

Arizona State - 10:00 PM ET Washington -1 500 *****PAC 10 GAME OF THE DAY
Washington - Over 59 500

Hawaii - 10:00 PM ET Hawaii +10.5 500***** WAC UPSET OF THE NIGHT
Fresno State - Over 65.5 500

San Jose State - 10:35 PM ET Nevada -37 500
Nevada - Over 61 500 *****



Good Luck Gang !

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USC showed up and played a good game aganist the Cardinal.....someone has to wake up Washington......geeeez...