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  • #31
    Where the action is: Bettors all over Wisconsin

    Indiana Hoosiers at Wisconsin Badgers - Open: -20, Move: -27

    This week's biggest mover is easily this Big Ten matchup between the Hoosiers and Badgers. At 8-0-1 against the spread, the Badgers are college football's best bet and are 5-0 ATS at Camp Randall Stadium this season, a stat hasn't been lost on bettors.

    "Indiana has a good offense, but the big line move is due to the expected absence of RB Tevin Coleman, and obviously the fact that they give up big pts per game," says Black. "Wisconsin needs big margins of victory, so they will definitely be trying to go all out to win by as many as possible. Action has been all over the Badgers."


    Florida Gators at South Carolina Gamecocks - Open: -13.5, Move: -12.5

    Normally, the Florida Gators are ever-present in SEC and BCS discussions. Not this year. The Gators have been injury riddled virtually all season and the team has struggled, especially on the offensive side of the ball. The defense, however, has been quite formidable.

    "The Gamecocks need to win this week to maintain a charge at the SEC title," says Black. "A two-TD fave line wouldn’t have been the forecast coming into the season for this game, but with Florida's injuries, and effectively the only real motivation now is to play spoiler and try not become the first Gator team with a losing record in 34 years. Action has been split on this one, but the Gamecocks see more ATS at a 2-to-1 clip."


    Alabama Crimson Tide at Mississippi State Bulldogs - Open: -24.5, Move: -23

    Clearly, the No. 1 team in the nation is rolling as Alabama is coming off a big victory over LSU. They have a massive game versus Auburn upcoming, but first, must not look past Mississippi State.

    "The Bulldogs have been owned by 'Bama in their last five meetings, and this week shouldn’t be any different," predicts Black. "However, it's often tough for teams to stay playing at a high level when the have come off a big win. The line move is more down to MSU QB Dak Prescott being upgraded, and considered sharp money seems to respect the way they finished against the Aggies last week. But overall, the action is all about 'Bama by a 5-to-1 clip ATS."

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    • #32
      College football betting weather report: Saturday's forecasts

      Find out how weather will impact your college football bets for Saturday's matchups:

      Iowa State Cyclones at Oklahoma Sooners (-24, 48.5)
      There is a 24 percent chance of thunderstorms in the forecast. Wind will blow toward the N endzone at 22 mph.

      Indiana Hoosiers at Wisconsin Badgers (-26, 69)
      There is an 87 percent chance of thunderstorms in the forecast. Wind will blow toward the N endzone at 14 mph.

      Ohio State Buckeyes at Illinois Fighting Illini (+32, 65.5)
      There is a 47 percent chance of showers in the forecast. Wind will blow toward the N endzone at 16 mph.

      West Virginia Mountaineers at Kansas Jayhawks (+6.5, 48)
      There is a 29 percent chance of thunderstorms in the forecast. Wind will blow toward the N endzone at 23 mph.

      Central Michigan Chippewas at Western Michigan Broncos (+2.5, 51)
      There is a 44 percent chance of rain in the forecast. Wind will blow across the field at 17 mph.

      Washington State Cougars at Arizona Wildcats (-11, 66)
      Wind will blow across the field at 16 mph.

      Connecticut Huskies at SMU Mustangs (-14.5, 56)
      Wind will blow toward the N endzone at 20 mph.

      Idaho State Bengals at BYU Cougars
      Temperatures will be in the low-40s with a chance of snow.

      TCU Horned Frogs at Kansas State Wildcats (-11, 46)
      Wind will blow toward the N endzone at 20 mph.

      Michigan State Spartans at Nebraska Cornhuskers (+5.5, 41)
      Wind will blow toward the N endzone at 15 mph.

      Michigan Wolverines at Northwestern Wildacats (-2.5, 50)
      There is a 63 percent chance of rain. Wind will blow toward the N endzone at 17 mph.

      Utah Utes at Oregon Ducks (-27.5, 64.5)
      There is a 95 percent chance of rain in the forecast.

      Memphis Tigers at South Florida Bulls (+1.5, 40.5)
      There is a 56 percent chance of rain with wind blowing across the field at 8 mph.

      Colorado State Rams at New Mexico Lobos (+6.5, 65.5)
      Wind will blow across the field at 19 mph.

      FIU Golden Panthers at UTEP Miners (-6, 47)
      Wind will blow across the field at 22 mph.

      Wyoming Cowboys at Boise State Broncos (-24, 68.5)
      There is a 28 percent chance of rain in the forecast.

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      • #33
        NCAAF

        Saturday, November 16


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        Georgia at Auburn: What bettors need to know
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        Georgia Bulldogs at Auburn Tigers (-3.5, 64)

        Two teams' hopes of reaching the Southeastern Conference championship game will be on the line when No. 9 Auburn hosts Georgia on Saturday. The upstart Tigers, who have won six straight and are coming off a 55-23 victory at Tennessee, need a win to set up a de facto SEC West title game with rival Alabama on Nov. 30. The Bulldogs' title dreams are dimmer - they need to win their two remaining conference games and have Missouri lose twice to claim SEC East.

        The Tigers are one of the biggest surprises in the country, rising from 2-8 a year ago to a team harboring slim national championship aspirations if they can knock off Georgia and Alabama and get some help via upsets of other highly-ranked teams. "At this point in the season, they're all big games," Auburn coach Gus Malzahn told reporters. "We're playing of the top teams in the country before they got injured. … They've got one of the better quarterbacks to ever play in the SEC." That quarterback is Aaron Murray, who became the SEC's all-time leader in touchdown passes (115) in last week's 45-6 win over Appalachian State and also is the league's career leader in total offense (12,896 yards) and passing yards (12,568).

        TV: 3:30 p.m. ET, CBS. LINE: Auburn -4.

        ABOUT GEORGIA (6-3, 4-2 SEC): Injuries derailed the Bulldogs' high hopes entering the season, but they're inching closer to full strength. Most notably, star running back Todd Gurley (104.2 rushing yards per game) is back in the mix after missing three games with an ankle injury. Georgia's defense has been maligned but actually ranks 20th in the nation against the run (126 yards per game), presenting a favorable matchup against Auburn.

        ABOUT AUBURN (9-1, 5-1): The Tigers' ascent has been spurred by the nation's No. 3 rushing attack at 320 yards per game, and it's not just one player leading it. Tre Mason ranks second in the league with 1,038 rushing yards to go with 16 rushing touchdowns, and quarterback Nick Marshall (734 yards, seven TDs) and running backs Cameron Artis-Payne (568 yards, five TDs) and Corey Grant (504 yards, four TDs) can also do damage on the ground. Auburn ranks second in the SEC in red-zone defense, turning opponents away without points on nine of 32 trips and forcing field goals on nine others.

        TRENDS:

        * Favorite is 4-0 ATS in their last four meetings.
        * Bulldogs are 5-2 ATS in their last seven meetings.
        * Bulldogs are 0-6-1 ATS in their last seven games overall.
        * Tigers are 5-0 ATS in their last five conference games.

        EXTRA POINTS:

        1. The matchup is billed as the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry, as the border rivals meet for the 117th time overall and the 70th consecutive season. The series is tied at 54-54-8, but the Bulldogs have won six of the last seven.

        2. Auburn has scored at least 30 points in six straight games, it's longest streak since 2004. The Tigers have won 85 consecutive games when scoring 30 or more.

        3. Murray needs 25 completions to tie Chris Leak (895) for the most in SEC history and needs to account for 16 more touchdowns to match Tim Tebow (145) for the league mark.


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        • #34
          College Game Day locations cashing for Over bettors

          According to a tweet from ESPN Stats & Info, the winning team in College Game Day locations has racked up at least 38 points.

          The winning team has scored at least 38 points in all 11 games GameDay has attended this season.
          — ESPN Stats & Info November 16, 2013

          Excluding the game at FCS program North Dakota State (Week 4), the Over/Under tally in College Game Day games is 7-3.

          Today's location is Southern Cal, which hosts Stanford in a Pac-12 matchup. The total is currently 47.

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          • #35
            NCAAF

            Saturday, November 16


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            Stanford at USC: What bettors need to know
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            Stanford Cardinal at USC Trojans (+3.5, 46)

            Ten days after spoiling Oregon’s national title hopes, Stanford looks to avoid a letdown on Saturday when the fifth-ranked Cardinal visit USC to face the much-improved Trojans. Stanford has won three straight following a loss at Utah, while USC improved to 4-1 under interim coach Ed Orgeron with a 62-28 rout of California last Saturday. “We handled our business, and Stanford is coming off a big win,” Trojans safety Su’a Cravens said. “We've got momentum rolling. It’s going to be a great game.”

            The Trojans have lost four straight to Stanford, who moved atop over the Pac-12 North Division by using a power run game to upset Oregon. The Cardinal should receive a test from USC, which boasts the Pac-12’s second-ranked run defense and features one of the nation’s top kick returners in Nelson Agholor, who had two of USC’s three punt returns for touchdowns against California. If the game is close, USC will need a bounce-back effort from kicker Andre Heidari, who missed a field goal and an extra point in last week’s win.

            TV: 8 p.m. ET, ABC. LINE: Stanford -3.5

            ABOUT STANFORD (8-1, 6-1 Pac-12): The Cardinal is ranked No. 4 in the BCS standings, but they’ll need help to land a spot in the national championship game. They certainly appeared worthy in their win over previously unbeaten Oregon, with the offensive line dominating the line of scrimmage and Tyler Gaffney rushing for 157 yards on 45 carries. Coach David Shaw indicated the offense will be more diversified against the Trojans, which could result in more opportunities for quarterback Kevin Hogan, who is 13-1 as a starter.

            ABOUT USC (7-3, 4-2): Tailback Silas Redd is questionable after suffering a knee injury last week, so the Trojans will likely lean on Javorius Allen against Stanford, which leads the Pac-12 in run defense. Quarterback Cody Kessler has improved since Orgeron took over on Sept. 29, and he’s completed 82 percent of his passes over the last two games. The Trojans rank tied for third nationally in red zone defense, and they’re hoping to have defensive end Leonard Williams (team-high 11 tackles-for-loss) available after he missed last week’s contest with a shoulder injury.

            TRENDS:

            * Underdog is 5-1 ATS in their last six meetings.
            * Cardinal are 6-1 ATS in their last seven games in November.
            * Trojans are 4-0 ATS in their last four conference games.
            * Under is 9-3 in Trojans last 12 games overall.

            EXTRA POINTS:

            1. Stanford has won 31 of its last 32 games played in the state of California.

            2. USC has allowed a total of 17 points in the first quarter this season.

            3. Stanford has gone 5-1 while averaging 36 points over the last six meetings with USC.


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