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    CFB YTD 37-28 +8.5 units
    4* GOY 1-1 -0.4 units
    2* 7-4 +5.2 units
    1* 29-23 +3.7 units

    All plays were posted earlier at the lines listed below.

    Saturday:
    1* Kentucky +3
    I'll take a poor team from the SEC over a so-so team from the Big East.

    NFL YTD 27-22 -0.2 units
    4* 0-1 -4.4 units
    3* 1-0 +3.0 units
    2* 4-5 -3.0 units
    1* 22-16 +4.2 units

    Saturday:
    1* Jets +3 (-120)
    This is a pure matchup play. The Jets run the ball well and Indy is awful against the run.

    Opinion only:
    Seahawks (strongly tempted to make this a full play

    Sunday:
    1* Chiefs +3
    Home dogs have a sensational record in the post-season. KC will be sky high in its first playoff game in ages. Baltimore just hasn't put it all together on offense this year despite a great running back and strong WRs.

    1* Eagles -2 1/2 (-120)
    Green Bay has had several big games in a row and may be spent after last week's physical win over the Bears. The Eagles have had two weeks of rest and two major playmakers in Vick and Jackson. GB has an awful run game, is atrocious on kick coverage and McCarthy has a bad record in close games (six losses this year by a combined 20 points).

    While all of the above are rated 1*, Kansas City is my favorite play.
    Last edited by griswold; 01-07-2011, 07:13 PM.

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    Since 2004 there have been 8 instances where the home team was the underdog in the NFL Playoffs. The home team is 3-5 straight up and 4-4 ATS

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    • #3
      good luck, grizzle! i like Kent and the Iggles!

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      • #4
        NBA Saturday

        NBA YTD 7-5 +1.5 units
        all plays 1*

        1* Nets -1
        Bucks likely physically and emotionally spent after hard fought loss to Heat last night in OT.


        On the NFL home dog playoff question, home dogs are 10-4 ATS in the wildcard round in a sample that goes back more than a decade.

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