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    College

    1 Tulsa
    1 California
    2 Houston
    3 Michigan St.
    4 Notre Dame
    4 Texas Tech
    5 UCLA
    5 Alabama

    Pros

    2 Baltimore
    3 San Diego
    4 Washington
    4 St. Louis
    5 Cincinnati

  • #2
    Good Morning Maxwell.

    Will you be posting the Gold sheet, CKO TECH, ETC.


    Thanks in advance.
    On the Outside Looking In

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    • #3
      And if you could post the Redsheet when you get it. Thank you, I appreciate it.

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      • #4
        Gold Sheet....Gold Sheet Extra....CKO

        Gold Sheet:

        College Key Releases:

        AKRON (Friday Night)
        RICE
        UCLA
        NEVADA (Tech Play of the Week)

        NFL Key Releases:

        DENVER
        BALTIMORE
        Chi/NYG UNDER 34


        Gold Sheet Extra:

        College Tech Plays:

        ARMY
        TEXAS TECH
        SOUTHERN CAL
        NEVADA

        NFL Release:

        N.O./SAN DIEGO OVER

        CKO:

        11 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS

        10 MISSISSIPPI ST.

        10 BYU

        10 SOUTHERN MISS

        10 UTAH

        TOTALS:

        Wash/Det UNDER (37)
        Hou/Den UNDER (41)

        Honorable Mention:

        Wisconsin (-6.5)....Buffalo (+8.5)....Houston (-14)....Hawaii (-5.5)....Washington (+3.5)

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        • #5
          Thanks Jumpman, much appreciated
          On the Outside Looking In

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          • #6
            Thanks JMAN23

            I second SHORE BET. GLTA!!

            -LM1

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            • #7
              power sweep

              does anyone have power sweep??

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              • #8
                Rockys newletter would be appreciated also.....thanks
                Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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                • #9
                  Full write-up on Redsheet & Pointwise

                  RED SHEET PLAYS
                  NOVEMBER 6, 2004 VOLUME 36, NUMBER 10

                  HOUSTON 48 - East Carolina 14 - (5:00 EST) -- Line opened at Houston minus 13½, and is now minus 14.
                  A year ago, for the first time in 7 years, the Coogs went bowling (54-48 loss to Hawaii in the
                  Hawaii Bowl). With 16 returning starters, including QB Kolb, hopes were high for a repeat
                  of post-season play. But a 1-6 start dashed those plans. Three of those losses, by the way,
                  came by a FG; in OT at league stalwart Southern Miss, in which Houston had a 518-338 yd
                  edge; & by a TD at TCU. A team which can obviously play. A week ago, the Coogs had a
                  200-yd edge in their complete shutdown of Tulane, which posted 59 pts & 525 yds the
                  previous week. No reason they can't take the Pirates with relative ease, as EC has allowed
                  55 ppg in its 3 road games to date. Chance to explode, & shouldn't fail.
                  RATING: HOUSTON 90

                  UCLA 44 - Washington State 17 - (3:30) -- Line opened at UCLA minus 13, and is now minus 14. A year
                  ago, the Bruins of UCLA somehow made it into a bowl (lost 17-9 to Fresno, in Silicon
                  Classic). We say somehow, because that Uclan edition was an offensive gnat, failing to top
                  14 pts no less than 6 times, & winding up the season 110th in total "O", 114th in rushing "O",
                  & 100th in scoring "O". Seems light years away, as this year, the Bruins rank 24th in
                  scoring, 16th in rushing, & 22nd in total offense. Defensively, they've been far from a force
                  (105th), but they are in off their first Pac Ten shutout in 17 years. In this one, they are in a
                  triple-revenge setup, catching the Cougars on a 4-game straightup slide, & with an invisible
                  rushing "O". Drew, Olson, & Co won't miss the chance to do this up right.
                  RATING: UCLA 89

                  Oklahoma 27 - TEXAS A&M 24 - (3:30) -- Line opened at Oklahoma minus 10, and is now minus 12. We
                  were originally going to pass on this one, in light of the Aggies' ultimate failure at Baylor,
                  which saw A&M losing in OT as a 25½ pt favorite. That, obviously, was a classic "lookahead"
                  for the Ags, as they had a 3-1 TO deficit, after amassing a 17-1 TO edge in their first
                  7 games. Despite that devastating failure, respected sources say that A&M will be fully
                  focused for this one, after being destroyed to the tune of 77-0 a year ago, at Norman. This
                  one is at home, & the Aggies catch the Sooners off their bruising war with Oklahoma St
                  (escaped with a 38-35 win). Okies just do not seem the same defensive force lately.
                  RATING: TEXAS A&M 88

                  ARMY 41 - Air Force 34 - (1:00) -- Line opened at Air Force minus 5½, and is now minus 4½. Simply no
                  questioning the vast improvement of these Cadets, since grabbing Bobby Ross to head
                  their gridiron program. A year ago, Army ranked 115th in total "O", 111th in scoring, &, are
                  you ready for this?, dead last in rushing, by a full 17½ yds over the second worst overland
                  team in the nation. Any casual fan knows that Army has been an overland force since going
                  to the "bone" in '84. One win combined in '02 & '03. Bye-bye, Todd Berry. This year's
                  turnaround has been dramatic. Check averaging 240 RYs & 234 PYs in their last 3 games.
                  AF has allowed 42 ppg last 2 wks, & series host is 26-9 vs the pts. Upset!
                  RATING: ARMY 88

                  PITTSBURGH 27 - Philadelphia 20 - (1:00) -- Line opened at Philadelphia minus 1½, and is still minus 1½.
                  A quick history lesson. In 1959, with 2 weeks left, there were 2 unbeaten teams left: USC
                  & Syracuse. Ucla had 2 games to play: USC & Syracuse. Bruins upset the Trojans, 10-3,
                  but were murdered by the Orange, 36-8. Steelers have same unique opportunity, having
                  put the unparalleled streak of the Pats to rest last week, with same chance to do likewise to
                  the perfect Eags. Check: 220 RYs vs Pats; Roethlisbergers' perfect 5-0 record; unmatched
                  dedication of Staley vs his former mates; Eagles hurting at RB; etc, to say nothing of another
                  HD setup for the smoking Steelers. Pitt goes one better than Uclans.
                  RATING: PITTSBURGH 89

                  Washington 19 - DETROIT 13 - (1:00) -- Line opened at Detroit minus 3½, and is still minus 3½. As we
                  wrote earlier in the week, these 'Skins hardly bring to mind any of the former offensive
                  powers of Joe Gibbs. They rank 30th in scoring, as well as 27th in total offense. But the
                  other side of the coin shows that they rank in the top 3 in TYs, RYs & PYs allowed, having
                  held 4 opponents to 17 pts or less. The Lions have been one of the more pleasant NFL
                  surprises this season, breaking to a 4-2 start, thanks mainly to a +10 turnover edge, & the
                  emergence of rookie WR Williams as a force. But Williams is hurting, the Lions rank dead
                  last in total offense, & Detroit has allowed 38, 31 pts in 2 of last 3 contests. 'Skins!
                  RATING: WASHINGTON 88

                  NEAR CHOICES (Rated 87): Tulsa, California, Ariz St, Wisconsin - NFL: Baltimore, St Louis, Indianapolis
                  LINE MOVES (from largest to smallest move): TexasTech (-27½ to -31); Virginia (-11 to -14); USC (-15 to
                  -18): Northwestern (+6½ to +4); MichiganSt (Pick to -2); Georgia (-22 to -24); Oklahoma (-10 to -12); Navy
                  (-10½ to -12½); Texas (-10½ to -12½); Louisville (-11½ to -13); Duke (+32½ to +31); California (-19½ to -21)
                  -- TIME CHANGES: BC/Rut: now 3:30; Wisc/Minny: 3:30; Illinois/Indy: 2:00; Iowa/Purdue: 3:30; Miami/
                  Clem: 7:45; Ga/Ky: 12:30; Syr/Pitt: 12:00; VaTech/UNC: 12:00; Kans/Colo: 1:30; Utah/ColoSt: 9:45; Unlv/
                  Wy: 7:00; NCSt/GTech: 12:00; Ala/MissSt: 6:30; USC/OregSt: 10:00; BG/WM: 1:00; SCar/Ark: 12:30....

                  RED SHEET ONLINE
                  RATINGS: 89 & ABOVE: SUPERIOR PLAY
                  88 & BELOW: ABOVE AVERAGE PLAY




                  POINTWISE PLAYS
                  COLLEGE KEY RELEASES 11-06 & 07

                  TULSA over Southern Methodist RATING: 1
                  CALIFORNIA over Oregon RATING: 1
                  HOUSTON over East Carolina RATING: 2
                  MICHIGAN STATE over Ohio State RATING: 3
                  NOTRE DAME over Tennessee RATING: 4
                  TEXAS TECH over Baylor RATING: 4
                  UCLA over Washington State RATING: 5
                  ALABAMA over Mississippi State RATING: 5

                  POINTWISE COLLEGIATE

                  FOOTBALL PROPHECY
                  The lower the number, the higher the play. Top rating of 1. Normally two
                  teams a week rated 1. All choices are listed in order of preference. Key
                  Releases are teams rated 4 or higher. Teams rated 5 are considered
                  "Best of the Rest". Teams in capital letters in individual writeups are
                  home. All times are Eastern and are subject to late week changes. (HC):
                  Homecoming. SU: Straightup. ATS: Against The Spread. LW: Last Week.

                  IOWA STATE 19 - Nebraska 17 - (2:00) -- Two straight Big12 wins for Cyclones,
                  after 13-game slide. Only TD vs Kansas came on fumble return, but their run
                  "D" is solid, & check 11 takeaways last 3 wks. Huskers' 3 TDs vs Mizzou came
                  on blocked punt, fumble return, & 86-yd run. Just 17 FDs last 2 wks. Upset.

                  KANSAS 20 - Colorado 16 - (2:00) -- Should be a far cry from LY's 97 pt OT glut.
                  Just 8, 10, & 7 pts in 3 of last 4 Jayhawk outings (14 FDpg in those 4). Ran
                  only on Toledo, but Buffs averaging <100 RYs in league play, & rank 104th in
                  total "D". Host 9-1 ATS in KU tilts, & Buffs caught in Texas-KansSt sandwich.

                  KANSAS STATE 70 - Baylor 20 - (2:00) -- Katie, bar the door! Win here & the
                  Raiders are bowl eligible for 12th straight year. Can't run, but don't have to.
                  Chalked up 37 FDs & 587 yds vs Bears LY, & with Baylor allowing 53 ppg in its
                  3 RGs to date, see no reason for any containing here. Latest annual drubbing.

                  Florida 27 - VANDERBILT (HC) 24 - (2:00) -- Vandy has given Gators fits. Should
                  continue, if QB Cutler is ready (neck injury LW). Surprised if Gators are at
                  fever pitch, with Zook situation, coupled with their wrenching loss to Georgia.

                  UTAH 56 - Colorado State 20 - (3:00) -- Rams have been splendid as a league
                  dog or pick (Wise Points), but have topped 126 RYs just once, & Utes are on
                  17-3 ATS run. Smith is 17-1 as a starter, & check 548 yds vs decent SDSt "D".

                  BRIGHAM YOUNG 34 - San Diego State 14 - (3:00) -- Fifth revenge shot for
                  Aztecs this year, & thus far they're 0-4 SU & ATS. Averaging only 52½ RYs on
                  the road. Coogs have covered 4-of-5 (by 13½ ppg), & suddenly an "O" force.

                  UNLV 33 - Wyoming 21 - (3:00) -- Turnovers. The 'Pokes have just 4 in their 5
                  HGs, but 11 in their 3 roadsters (6 Bramlet INTs last 2 RGs). That adds up to
                  a tidy 7-0 ATS for the host in Wy tilts (1 no liner). Revenge call for rested Rebs.

                  RICE (HC) 30 - Fresno State 26 - (3:00) -- Just 223 RYpg for Owls vs Navy &
                  Tulsa (averaged 447 in previous 3). But note covering their last 2 HGs by 12 &
                  20½ pts. FSt also cooking overland (>260 RYpg 3 of last 5). Got "must win"
                  over lowly Smu (led 35-0 in 2nd), but dog is 23-10 ATS in Fresno games lately.

                  Tulsa 45 - SOUTHERN METHODIST (HC) 14 - (3:00) -- 'Canes have opened it
                  up lately, averaging 450 yds & 43 pts in what should be 3-game run. Kilian had
                  a field day vs 'Stangs LY, & Smu is allowing 347 RYpg last 3 outings. Romper!

                  SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI 27 - Cincinnati 24 - (3:00) -- We know that the Eagles
                  are on a 13-game league run, & that they covered their last HG by 23 pts. But
                  Cincy well remembers LY, & ran for 242, 255 yds past 2 wks. Could go to wire.

                  Oklahoma 31 - TEXAS A&M 21 - (3:30) -- That's right: 77-0. That's what A&M
                  has had to live with since '03 pasting. Ags would seem nice bounceback play,
                  after disaster vs Baylor, but note 15 & 27½ pt ATS losses last 2 wks. Catching
                  Okies off OklaSt squeaker a plus, but White & Peterson are still cooking. Pass.

                  NORTH CAROLINA STATE 27 - Georgia Tech 22 - (3:30) -- Ten TOs for NCSt
                  the past 2 wks, including 5 INTs by QB Davis in loss to Clemson. Held OhioSt,
                  Md, & Clemson to 71 RYpg, & should do likewise vs yo-yo Jacket running gm.
                  Tech reeling off improbable windup vs VaTech, but dog 20-2 ATS in NCSt tilts.

                  VIRGINIA 26 - Maryland 10 - (3:30) -- Clashing trends here, as the host is 12-2
                  ATS in Cav games, while the guest is 10-1 ATS in Terp tilts. Md QB Statham
                  exploded for 333 PYs vs FlaSt, after minuscule output previous 3, but check
                  only 53 RYpg for the Terps in last 4 outings. Cavs rested, & dominant overland.

                  Notre Dame 20 - TENNESSEE 17 - (3:30 - CBS) -- Irish needed LW's bye, after
                  losing to BC in final minute. Have held 5 of 8 foes under 100 RYs, while Vols
                  possibly showing run "D" crack, being stung for 6.1 ypr at SoCaro. UT was
                  bludgeoned statwise in that one, & there is rarely breathing room in Vol games.

                  ALABAMA 41 - Mississippi State 13 - (3:30) -- As we figured, the Bulldogs ran
                  wild vs that fake Kentucky rush "D", in 340-84 yd edge. Norwood has run for
                  174 & 165 past 2 weeks. But a different story here, as rested Tide has the #1
                  "D" in the nation, with its SU wins coming by 31, 21, 52, 28, & 24 pts. Lay it!

                  Arizona 30 - WASHINGTON (HC) 27 - (3:30) -- What a match! These 2 both
                  sport 1-7 logs. Huskies have been outscored 98-20, the past 3 weeks, & are
                  allowing 34 ppg in their last 8 dog roles. Can't run, & Paus just 14-of-36 vs
                  Oregon. 'Zona averaging 8 ppg in last 9 lined affairs, but Bell ran wild yr ago.

                  CALIFORNIA 45 - Oregon 14 - (3:30) -- Ducks have recorded 14 sacks past 2
                  wks, & will need a repeat if they are to stay anywhere near Bears, who have
                  top "O" in nation. Averaging 43 ppg in their 6 chalk setups, & in off 2 shutouts
                  (1st time since '68). Rodgers, Arrington, etc, etc. No bucking this juggernaut.

                  UCLA 41 - Washington State 17 - (3:30) -- No questioning Bruin offense, which
                  is averaging 33 pts in last 7 outings, behind QB Olson & RB Drew, but check
                  its 108th ranked "D" tossing shutout LW (1st one in Pac10 play in 17 yrs). Not
                  what reeling Coogs need to hear. Can't run, & are on 0-4 SU, 0-5 ATS slides.

                  Southern California 38 - OREGON STATE 20 - (4:00) -- Beavs' Anderson threw
                  for nearly 500 yds vs Trojans LY, & is now all-time school tosser (66 TDs). SC
                  has 77-30 FD edge past 3 wks, & Leinart in off impressive 23-of-28 showing,
                  but Troy's only road ****** this year have come by just 5 & 6 pts, so go easy.

                  BOWLING GREEN 63 - Western Michigan 17 - (4:00) -- Five straight wins for
                  the Falcs, with Jacobs throwing for a cool 1,755 yds & 17 TDs. Have held foes
                  to 81, 92 & 45 RYs at home, while Western checks in with nation's 113th "D".

                  CENTRAL FLORIDA (HC) 27 - Ohio U 24 - (4:00) -- If the Knights (and O'Leary)
                  are to get off the schneid (12 straight losses), this is the time. Only 7 & 9 FDs
                  last 2 weeks, & no rushing "O". But 4 straight losses for 'Cats, so vulnerable.

                  Eastern Michigan 35 - Central Michigan 31 - (4:30 @ Detroit) -- Eastern is
                  averaging 31 pts in last 4 outings, with QB Bonet a nice 16/5 TDs to INTs. On
                  3-game ATS run. CM's Seymour held <100 RYs 1st time in a dozen tilts LW.

                  HOUSTON (HC) 45 - East Carolina 14 - (5:00) -- Chance for the Coogs to take
                  out carload of frustrations. Kolb ate the Pirates up LY, & check UH "D" holding
                  Tulane to 3 pts, after 59 -pt explosion previous wk. Pirates took advantage of
                  lacking Army "D", but rank 114th in rushing "O", & allowing 55 ppg on the road.

                  ARIZONA STATE (HC) 41 - Stanford 13 - (6:30) -- Devils have been outscored
                  72-7 by mighty USC & Cal, but averaging >36 pts in other 6 games. Walter
                  last 3 wks: 0 TDs, 6 TDs, 0 TDs. Have to see patented comeback effort, &
                  with Cards averaging 9 ppg in 3 of last 4 outings, can't seem them staying in it.

                  SOUTH CAROLINA 38 - Arkansas 28 - (7:00) -- 'Cocks posted 30 FDs, 226
                  RYs, & 341 PYs (155 yd edge) in loss to Tenn, but couldn't overcome 3 INTs,
                  & TD on KO return. Pinkins is healthy, & SC should move it vs Hog "D" which
                  has allowed 513, 522 yds last 2 games. Host is on an 8-0 ATS run in Ark tilts.

                  Navy 31 - TULANE 20 - (7:00) -- Middies had season-high 346 yds in avenging
                  '03 loss to Delaware, behind QB Polanco & RB Eckel. Now 7-1 SU, while the
                  Wave is just 2-5. Greenies can't stay with 'em, overland (>108 RYs just 1 of
                  6 lined tilts), but Ricard is dangerous overhead. Revenge sandwich for Navy.

                  TEXAS 37 - Oklahoma State 14 - (7:00) -- Nice time for 'Horns to be catching
                  crestfallen 'Pokes (missed 49-yd tying FG in last 0:11 vs Okies, with Morency
                  <100 RYs first time). Steers in off perhaps best 2 performances of the year,
                  with RY edges of 351-(-17) & 326-3. And Texas took 'em by 49 just last year.

                  NEVADA-RENO 45 - San Jose State 31 - (9:05) -- Plenty of running here, as
                  rested Reno has allowed 267 RYpg last 4 outings, while the Spartans ranked
                  dead last in rush "D", before holding Utep to just 144 yds. Five TOs killed 'em
                  in that one, but before stepping out with SJSt, note host is 9-0 ATS in Nev tilts.

                  HAWAII 46 - Louisiana Tech 24 - (11:05) -- Chang still needs 14 PYs for set alltime
                  Div I record for most PYs. His 4 picks vs Boise should have him focused
                  here, & remember that the 'Bows are averaging 46 pts at home. Tech "D" can
                  be had, but Moats (if healthy) is salivating over prospect of facing HI rush "D".

                  TUESDAY NIGHT
                  NORTHERN ILLINOIS 45 - Toledo 42 - (7:30 - ESPN2) -- This one has all the
                  earmarks of a classic shootout. Both are on 6-game runs, amazingly averaging
                  an identical 42 pts in those streaks. Haldi & Wolfe over Gradkowski, but barely.

                  WEDNESDAY NIGHT
                  LOUISVILLE 56 - Texas Christian 13 - (7:00 - ESPN2) -- No Saturday games
                  for Cards between Oct 2 & Nov 20. Have 128-16 pt edge at home, & should be
                  able to move at will vs Frogs, who are on an 0-6 spread run on the road, losing to
                  the spot by nearly 14 ppg. Tcu ranks last in passing "D". LeFors highlight reel.

                  WEDNESDAY NIGHT
                  ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM 48 - South Florida 24 - (7:00 - ESPN2) -- Hackney
                  continues his onslaught for Blazers. Another 448 yds vs Tulane & 18/4 TD/INT
                  ratio. Loss to Greenies wasn't in cards, but quick bounceback vs defenseless
                  Bulls (>40 pts 3 of last 4), with Julmiste in off horrendous 3-of-20 showing. Rout.

                  THURSDAY NIGHT
                  Louisville 38 - MEMPHIS 20 - (7:30 - ESPN) -- Fully realize that the dog is king
                  in this series, that the Tigers are averaging 47 pts at home, & that Williams has
                  topped 100 RYs in 15 of his last 17 games. But there is no bucking this smoking
                  Card outfit, which is 6-0 ATS, by 13.25 ppg ATS. LeFors is 38-of-48 last 2 gms.

                  FRIDAY NIGHT
                  Marshall 22 - AKRON 20 - (7:30 - ESPN2) -- Just 20 pts for the Herd vs CFla's
                  38 ppg D", with Hill a human 15-of-41. Marshall is 5-0 in MAC play, but has worst
                  "O" in nation. Zips have gotten 510 RYs from Biggs last 3, & Frye is steady hand.

                  SATURDAY

                  BOSTON COLLEGE 27 - Rutgers 20 - (12:00) -- Only Syracuse & WVa ran on
                  Knights, who are only 18 pts from an 18-1 ATS run. Eagles rested, but WVa is
                  up next. QB Peterson & BC's rush "D" are solid, but still a question overland.

                  FLORIDA STATE (HC) 49 - Duke 7 - (12:00) -- 'Noles have dropped to 13th in
                  both polls, & deservedly so. Only 94 RYpg last 2, with Washington's shoulder
                  injury key. But covered their last HG by 30, & altho the Imps are in off 423-400
                  yd edge at Wake, not the opportune time to be catching the Sems. In a romp.

                  WISCONSIN 37 - Minnesota 17 - (12:00) -- Bye week was perfect timing for the
                  Badgers, with "D" line hurting. Were mauled overland at Minny LY, but Gophs
                  are epitome of home/road dichotomy, losing their last 2 travelers by 42½ & 26½
                  pts ATS, & in off 238-169 RY deficit vs impotent Indiana rush game. Revenge!

                  MICHIGAN STATE 34 - Ohio State 17 - (12:00) -- Spartan psyche is of utmost
                  concern, after blowing 27-10 lead over hated Mich in final 6½ minutes. Stanton
                  expected to miss this, but note MSt averaging 287 RYs & 346 PYs last 4 tilts.
                  No TDs for 98th rated Bucks offense LW, which lost its last RG by 26 pts ATS.

                  ILLINOIS 27 - Indiana 17 - (12:00) -- Fourteen straight Big10 losses for the Illini,
                  who are averaging just 68 RYs in 4 of last 5 outings. But note holding Iowa to
                  2.1 ypr. Should move it vs Indy's 110th ranked defense. This a home series.

                  PENN STATE 13 - Northwestern 10 - (12:00) -- Lions averaging only 7 pts & 67
                  RYs in current 5-game slide. Only 1 TD over the past 2 wks. 'Cats pulled the
                  upset of Purdue, winning in final 0:38, but caught in revenge sandwich. Pass.

                  IOWA 24 - Purdue 17 - (12:00) -- It has all come crashing down for Boilers, who
                  have fallen out of Top 25, after ranking 5th just 3 wks back. Seven TOs in three
                  late losses to Wisc, Mich, & NW, after only 2 in first 5 games. And Orton was
                  benched at NW. Hawks outscored MichSt & OhioSt by 71-23 as Big10 hosts.

                  MIAMI-FLORIDA (HC) 38 - Clemson 10 - (12:00) -- Ultimate embarrassment for
                  'Canes, losing as 3-TD chalks. Have allowed 100 pts & 1,492 yds past 3 gms,
                  & their running game is now a question. Tigers did it to NCSt, but 6 takeaways
                  were key, & check only 62 RYpg in their last 4 ACC games. 'Cane bounceback.

                  MISSOURI 31 - Kansas State 17 - (12:30) -- Tigers have been outscored 44-3,
                  since taking 17-0 lead over OkieSt. Allowed only 8 FDs LW, but were killed by
                  the TO & big play in loss to Neb. Overland game suddenly iffy, but Smith will do
                  his thing vs 'Cat "D" which has allowed >30 pts in 5 of last 7 outings. Tiger call.

                  WEST VIRGINIA (HC) 44 - Temple 20 - (1:00) -- Mounties dominant overland of
                  late, with RYs edges of 309-97, 279-66, & 267-87 last 3, but they have little or
                  no breathing room, ATS. Owls, who have allowed 45, 45, & 45 pts in 3 of last
                  4 RGs, are rested, off 475 yd effort at UConn. Slightest puppy shade in this.

                  Georgia 45 - KENTUCKY 10 - (1:00) -- Greene has now tied Payton Manning as
                  the winningest starting QB ever: 39 victories. 'Dawgs are caught in a Fla/Aub
                  sandwich here, but they need some competition in order for that to work, & the
                  'Cats hardly provide any. Check UK's 267-70 RYpg deficit last 4 outings. Ugly.

                  ARMY 38 - Air Force 34 - (1:00) -- Cadets couldn't handle chalk role, after 3 easy
                  ******. Averaging 240 RYs & 234 PYs past 3, but have nation's worst "D".
                  Falcs welcome that stat, but allowing 42 ppg last 3, themselves. Entertaining.

                  SYRACUSE 31 - Pittsburgh 20 - (1:30) -- 'Cuse came from 279-66 RY deficit to
                  281-121 in a week. Only 17 FDs, along with a 12½ minute disadvantage LW,
                  but registered 5 sacks vs UConn. Pitt is rested, has ND & WV up next, & was
                  outstatted in its only 2 easy wins this year (Rutgers & OhioU). A dog series.

                  Virginia Tech 31 - NORTH CAROLINA 16 - (1:30) -- How about that! Tars rolled
                  up 30 FDs, along with 545 yds in epic upset of Miami, winning on 42-yd FG as
                  time ran out. Nothing fluky about it. Hokies trailed GT 20-12 with 5½ left. Won
                  34-20. Tech's 8th rated "D" should put clamps on elated Heels. Not involved.

                  Kent State 28 - BUFFALO 21 - (1:30) -- Bulls rested off running for 202 yds vs
                  Marshall's 14th rated rush "D". Host is on 6-0 ATS run in UB games, but note
                  that Kent is only 11 pts from an 11-1 ATS run, & QB Cribbs is simply on fire.

                  ADDED GAMES
                  North Texas 41 - LAFAYETTE 37 TROY STATE 35 - Fla-Atlantic 30
                  Arkansas State 27 - IDAHO 21 MONROE 17 - Utah State 13
                  Middle Tennessee State 33 - NEW MEXICO STATE 30


                  NFL KEY RELEASES

                  BALTIMORE over Cleveland RATING: 2
                  SAN DIEGO over New Orleans RATING: 3
                  WASHINGTON over Detroit RATING: 4
                  ST LOUIS over New England RATING: 4
                  CINCINNATI over Dallas RATING: 5

                  VEGAS LINE

                  New York Jets 20 - BUFFALO 10 - (1:00) -- Bills have now taken 2 of last 3,
                  after 0-4 start. Just 210 yds and 12 FDs vs the Cards, but 38 pts, which is
                  their most in their last 21 games. Altho McGahee ran for 2 TDs & 102 yds,
                  note that 4 of Buffalo's 5 TDs came on a KO return, & long punt returns, which
                  staked them to drives of only 19, 11, & 30 yds. Hard to be involved in this one,
                  as 14 of the last 18 games involving the Jets have been decided by 7 pts or
                  less SU. Bills catch NY off its Monday Nighter, but the Jets are 8-1 ATS off
                  that showcase, & 7-1-1 ATS as chalks of 4 pts or less. It's a rarity for this next
                  tidbit, but Buffalo is just 1-10 ATS in division play, after scoring at least 35 pts.

                  PITTSBURGH 23 - Philadelphia 20 - (1:00) -- We called LW's upset of the Pats
                  by these smoking Steelers, who've gone 5-0 both SU & ATS since the insertion
                  of Roethlisberger at QB. He is now the 4th rated passer in the NFL, and
                  he gets plenty of help from a revitalized Staley (126 RYs vs NewEngland), who
                  leads the NFL's 5th best overland unit. Pitt is averaging 30 ppg in its last 4
                  outings, & the host is 9-2 SU in Steeler games. The Eagles present the rare
                  opportunity of consecutive wins over then-perfect squads. Philly has been a
                  study in efficiency. McNabb: 14 TDs, only 3 INTs. Owens: 9 TDs. But Eags'
                  last 2 non-division RGs: ½ pt cover; 4 pt ATS loss. Philly is 9-18-1 ATS visiting
                  AFC squads, while Pitt is 22-9 ATS in the 2nd of 2 HGs. Call another upset.

                  Washington 19 - DETROIT 13 - (1:00) -- The 'Skins have failed to top 18 pts in
                  any of their 7 games to date, so we go out on a limb, & call for 19 here. Wash
                  went from 222 RYs in its final game before its bye, to an anemic 81 hosting the
                  Packers. The Skins nailed 3 interceptions off Favre, but a pair of crucial penalties
                  killed their chances in that one. Wash brings its NFL top rated defense
                  for the Lions' 32nd & bottom ranked offense to ******. Detroit's loss at Dallas
                  marked its first road failure, & despite the fact that the Lions are a winning
                  team at the moment, they've averaged only 17 pts in their last 22 games, &
                  have dropped their last 2 hosters by 12½ & 25 pts ATS. 'Skins 14-2 ATS as
                  Nov dogs, while Lions are 8-22 ATS as non-division chalks. Grab the FG spot.

                  CINCINNATI 23 - Dallas 19 - (1:00) -- 'Boys in off snapping 3-game slide, thanks
                  mainly to a 19-of-24 showing for Vinny (3 TDs), altho he was far from perfect,
                  by also tossing 3 INTs. And note George chipping in with 99 RYS for the 26th
                  rated rushing "O". Cincy always seems to be struggling (just 57 RYs at Tenn),
                  but can't ignore upsetting Denver in its last HG. The host is on a 12-5 ATS run
                  in Bengal games, while Dallas is 0-7 ATS on the non-division road, by 10½,
                  7½, 20½, 8½, 16, 13, & 17½ pts. That's as impressive a string of failures as
                  you are going to find. 'Boys also 8-20 ATS on the road off a win, & 3-11 ATS on
                  the AFC road. Cincy is 7-0 ATS as a Nov host vs a team off a win. Bengals.

                  CAROLINA 24 - Oakland 20 - (1:00) -- Not many teams have worse records
                  than the Raiders' 2-6 log, but the Panthers qualify, along with Miami & SanFran.
                  The Super Bowl runnerups are now 1-6 SU & on an 0-5 slide. They rank 21st
                  on offense, with Delhomme rated 27th among NFL starters (11 INTs). So how
                  can they be nearly a TD fav here? Easy. The Raiders are going from bad to
                  worse, with their current 5-game slide, in which they've allowed at least 30 pts
                  in all 5 (first time in franchise history). Try ATS losses of 10½, 12, 26, 8, &
                  21½ pts. But the dog is 23-5 ATS in Carolina games, & the Panthers are 1-8
                  ATS as favs off a SU loss. Raiders are 6-1 ATS as dogs vs the NFC. Meekly.

                  MIAMI 19 - Arizona 13 - (1:00) -- Well, it seems as if the Cards are returning to
                  their '03 form, namely money-in-the-bank at home, & money burners on the
                  road. In from holding Buffalo to just 12 FDs & 210 yds, but losing by 24. They
                  are now on a 1-10 spread run as non-division RDs, with their cover by a mere
                  7 pts, & their 10 losses by nearly 25 ppg. Arizona ranks 28th offensively, 2
                  spots ahead of the Dolphins, but Miami is 20 notches ahead of 'Zona on "D".
                  Catching Miami off its Monday revenge shot with the Jets can't hurt, but the
                  Fish are 6-2 ATS off NY, & 5-0 ATS favs vs NFC West. Wannstedt is 11-4
                  ATS at home vs <.500 foes, & Miami covered last non-division HG by 22 pts.
                  SCORE FD ATT-RY ATT-CO-PY PL-YDS I-F

                  COLLEGE KEY RELEASES 5-1 LAST WEEK!

                  Kansas City 23 - TAMPA BAY 22 - (1:00) -- Wow again! The Chiefs certainly
                  appear back in business, with incredible 70 FDs the past 2 weeks, en route to
                  101 pts, 475 RYs, & 1,131 TYs, vs the likes of Atlanta & Indianapolis, a pair of
                  squads with a combined record of 9-3 before facing KC. Holmes has 7 TDs in
                  those 2, while Green is in off a 389 PY performance. But the dog is 5-0 ATS in
                  Chief non-division RGs of late, & KC is only 1-7 ATS as a RF vs the NFC, as
                  well as 0-5 ATS on the Nov road off a pair of wins. The Bucs, who are only 10
                  pts from a 2-14 ATS slide, are 10-2-1 ATS as HDs, & 14-1 ATS as Nov dogs.

                  NEW YORK GIANTS 24 - Chicago 19 - (4:05) -- The Giants continue as one of
                  the more pleasant NFL surprises. Losing by 15 at home to the still questionable
                  Lions was hardly an intro to their complete domination of the sizzling Vikes,
                  in Minny, no less. Another 124 RYs for the NFL's 7th rated overland game,
                  with Warner not affording Minny any cheap TOs. With that one, the dog in NY
                  games is now on a 4-0 ATS run, with ****** of 14, 19½, 22, & 27½ pts. Thus,
                  the gates open for a Bear play here. Note that Chicago is just 24 pts from a
                  solid 15-2 ATS run, & also that the visitor has covered 5-of-7 games involving
                  Chicago. NY is 2-11 ATS as HF of >4½ pts, and the series dog is 6-0 ATS.

                  Seattle 27 - SAN FRANCISCO 13 - (4:05) -- Revenge shot for the Niners, who
                  were thoroughly beaten by the Seahawks, to the tune of 34-0 in week #3. But
                  before jumping on the revenge bandwagon, note that SanFran is ailing at QB,
                  & is still searching for an overland game. Going with Dorsey at QB, but he led
                  the Niners to exactly no offensive TDs in their Sunday night fiasco at Chicago,
                  with a rather feeble 16-of-36 vs the Bears 23th ranked "D". Niners have now
                  allowed 27.5 ppg in their last 10 tilts. Seattle back on track, off Hasselbeck's
                  20-of-27 showing vs Carolina, along with 195 RYs from Alexander. Niners just
                  8-15 ATS as dogs vs winning teams, & 1-10 ATS off 2 RGs vs a foe off a win.

                  SAN DIEGO 34 - New Orleans 20 - (4:05) -- We aren't about to dismount from
                  this horse. The surprising Chargers are now tied with Denver, atop the AFC
                  West, via their current 4-1 SU run (21-20 loss at Atlanta), covering all 5. And
                  in those 5, Brees is a spectacular 100-of-135. SanDiego is averaging 35½ ppg
                  at home thus far, & has covered its last 2 non-division HGs by 23½ & 16 pts.
                  And the Chargers are 18-7 ATS off a SU win of at least 15 pts. The Saints
                  have had their moments, & it is worth noting that the visitor is on a 15-5-1 ATS
                  run in NewOrleans games, including 6-1 this season. But cannot see NFL's
                  worst "D" containing this clicking team. That's right. We ride this steed again.

                  ST LOUIS 27 - New England 20 - (4:15) -- Well, the Pats' record run stopped at
                  21. Not too shabby. Couldn't get it done vs the Steelers, without Dillon (thigh),
                  in their 220-1 RY deficit. Didn't run the ball once in the entire 2nd half of that
                  one. Almost a given that they will come storming back to begin yet another run,
                  but before any thought of an automatic NewEngland play here, note that the
                  Pats, who are on a 17-5-2 line run, are hardly world beaters on the non-division
                  road, are 0-9 ATS as chalks off a SU loss, & are 4-12-1 ATS as Nov chalks.
                  Rams, of course, remember the '01 Super bowl, & are 20-9 ATS hosting AFC.

                  DENVER 26 - Houston 17 - (4:15) -- Broncos continue to underachieve vs nondivision
                  teams. How about their current 1-13-1 spread run vs those squads?
                  In off a 195-66 RY deficit hosting Atlanta, with Droughns suddenly struggling.
                  The Texans have been one of the major surprises, & are currently on a 4-1 SU
                  & ATS run, with their only miss in OT vs the Vikings. Covered their last nondivision
                  RG by 10½, but they are 0-6 ATS on the road off a cover, while the
                  Broncos are 21-7-2 ATS off a SU home loss, as well as 39-17-2 ATS at home,
                  vs an opponent off a SU win. And Shanahan is 7-2 ATS off a pair of setbacks.
                  The line in this one has dropped approximately a FG in light of LW's results.

                  BALTIMORE 30 - Cleveland 13 - (8:35 - ESPN) -- The Brownies are rested, off
                  a couple of stellar efforts, blasting the Bengals, with a 459-188 yd edge (14-pt
                  cover), & taking the Eagles into OT, before finally losing (4-pt cover). But this
                  week's task is a bit more difficult. The Ravens well remember their opening
                  week loss to Cleveland, altho it was the TO (3-0 deficit) which proved the real
                  killer, as Baltimore held the Browns to just 10 FDs. The chalk is on a 15-7-1
                  ATS run in Raven games, & Baltimore is 28-10 ATS vs losing teams, as well as
                  12-1-1 ATS after being held below 13 pts. Browns' road log is sorely lacking.

                  MONDAY NIGHT
                  INDIANAPOLIS 41 - Minnesota 30 - (9:05 - ABC) -- Note that no early line has
                  been posted here, due to Moss' hamstring injury. If he is ready, this one could be
                  a true classic, much in the mold of LW's Colt game with the Chiefs. Two straight
                  losses for Indy for 1st time in 30 games, despite 57 FDs & 952 yds in that pair.
                  Manning & Culpepper: 22 & 20 TDs, with just 4 & 5 INTs, respectively. Indy has
                  scored 38, 34, 38, 41, 45, & 35 pts in 6 of its last 7 non-division HGs, & shouldn't
                  be contained by Minny's 29th ranked "D". Colts are 6-2 ATS as Monday HFs, but
                  Vikes are 5-2 ATS as Monday RDs. But Minny is 1-10 ATS as RD vs foes off a
                  SU & spread loss, & 1-12 ATS before facing GreenBay. Colts can't lose 3 straight.

                  NFL
                  ('04) NEW YORK JETS 7 over Buffalo ....... ( 16-14)
                  ('03) Buffalo 1 over NEW YORK JETS ........ ( 3-30)
                  ('03) BUFFALO 3 over New York Jets ......... ( 17- 6)
                  ('02) NEW YORK JETS 3 over Buffalo ........ ( 31-13)
                  ('02) New York Jets 3 over BUFFALO (OT) ( 37-31)
                  ('00) PITTSBRGH 3½ over Phila'phia (OT) ( 23-26)
                  ('97) Pittsburgh 3 over PHILADELPHIA....... ( 20-23)
                  ('00) Washington 5½ over DETROIT............ ( 10-15)
                  ('99) WASHINGTON 7 over Detroit (Playoff) ( 27-13)
                  ('99) DETROIT 3 over Washington ............... ( 33-17)
                  ('00) DALLAS 7 over Cincinnati ................... ( 23- 6)
                  ('97) CINCINNATI 6 over Dallas ................... ( 31-24)
                  ('00) OAKLAND 10 over Carolina ................ ( 52- 9)
                  ('97) CAROLINA 3 over Oakland ................. ( 38-14)
                  ('99) MIAMI 9 over Arizona .......................... ( 19-16)
                  ('98) Miami 6 over ARIZONA ....................... ( 38-10)
                  ('99) TAMPA BAY 3 over Kansas City .......... ( 17-10)
                  ('00) CHICAGO 2 over New York Giants .... ( 7-14)
                  ('95) Chicago 3 over NEW YORK GIANTS .. ( 27-24)
                  ('04) SEATTLE 10 over San Francisco ........ ( 34- 0)
                  ('03) SEATTLE 3 over San Francisco ......... ( 20-19)
                  ('03) Seattle even with SAN FRACISCO ..... ( 24-17)
                  ('02) San Francisco 3 over SEATTLE ......... ( 28-21)
                  ('02) SAN FRANCISCO 8½ over Seattle ..... ( 31-24)
                  ('00) SAN DIEGO 5½ over New Orleans .... ( 27-28)
                  ('97) NEW ORLEANS 2 over San Diego ..... ( 6-20)
                  ('01) St Louis 14 over N Englnd (Super Bwl) ( 17-20)
                  ('01) St Louis 8 over NEW ENGLAND ......... ( 24-17)
                  ('98) New England 7 over ST LOUIS ........... ( 18-32)
                  ('04) Baltimore 3 over CLEVELAND ............ ( 3-20)
                  ('03) Baltimore 3 over CLEVELAND ........... ( 35- 0)
                  ('03) BALTIMORE 2½ over Cleveland ......... ( 33-13)
                  ('02) BALTIMORE 2½ over Cleveland ......... ( 13-14)
                  ('02) CLEVELAND 6 over Baltimore ........... ( 21-26)
                  ('00) INDIANAPOLIS 6 over Minnesota ....... ( 31-10)
                  ('97) MINNESOTA 6½ over Indianapolis ...... ( 39-28)

                  Good Luck guys..

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                  • #10
                    Powersweep & Playbook

                    POWERSWEEP CLLEGE PLAYS :

                    4 * UNLV
                    3 * UTAH
                    3 * OREGON
                    2 * ARIZONA ST.
                    2 * N.DAME
                    2 * PENN ST.

                    UNDERDOG PLAY OF THE WEEK : IOWA ST.




                    POWERSWEEP PRO PLAYS:

                    4 * SAN DIEGO
                    3 * DALLAS
                    2 * KANSAS CITY
                    2 * SEATTLE

                    POWER RATING PLAY : PITTSBURGH




                    OVER & UNDERS :

                    NO 4* THIS WEEK
                    3 * RAMS OVER
                    3 * DETROIT UNDER
                    3 * TEXANS OVER




                    PLAYBOOK PLAYS :

                    COLLEGE :

                    5 * ALABAMA
                    4 * SYRACUSE
                    3 * TEX-A&M





                    PRO :

                    5 * RAMS
                    4 * T. BAY
                    3 * DENVER




                    STAT PLAY OF THE WEEK :T. BAY




                    OVER & UNDERS :

                    CAROLINA UNDER
                    SAN DIEGO OVER
                    RAVENS OVER




                    GOOD LUCK TO ALL !!!

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                    • #11
                      POWERSWEEP & PLAYBOOK

                      I already moved it here before you had re-done it.
                      Last edited by wayne1218; 11-04-2004, 08:33 AM.

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                      • #12
                        thanks guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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                        • #13
                          Rockys Winner Circle

                          PUBLISHERS PREFERRED PLAY (7-2)
                          ALABAMA -17 ov Mississippi State
                          MSU came in nicely for us last week as our SEC GAME OF YEAR, but now the charts and the tables have turned, as this is a big negative spot for the Bulldogs here. While the road team has covered the spot the last 3 meetings, can't help but notice that MSU now a superb (depends on how you look at it) 0-9 ATS on the road lately, and that takes precedence here. MSU also 3-16 ATS as SEC dog, and just can't get it done; in games they lose - MSU 2-30 ATS when they lose outright, against a team off an outright loss. Tide 2-7 ATS last 9 in series, but bounce back off UT going 7-2-1 last 10. MOST IMPORTANT data is that Tide top ranking defense will have no trouble stopping the MSU offense, and thats the ball game. Last season a decimated Alabama team went on the road and beat the stuffings out of MSU 38-0, and this one looks like more of the same. Alabama looking to become bowl eligible (have 5 wins now) just off a bye, and know they have to go and get this one aggressively with games against LSU and Auburn up on deck. Its the battle of the trenches, and the matchups all favor HEAVILY the Crimson Tide. ALABAMA ROLLS 45-10

                          10* UNDERDOG GAME OF THE WEEK (5-4)
                          RICE +7.5 ov Fresno State
                          while FSU finally got back on track with its blowout win last week over SMU, not that excited about backing them on the road again this week, against perennially tough home dog in Rice. Owls 6-1-1 ATS in November, and goes hand in hand with series home team that is now at 4-1 ATS. Rice also 3-0 ATS this season at home, and that figures to continue here today against a FSU defense that has gone "soft" and no longer intimidates opponents as it did earlier in the season, even though that early stomping of Washington proves nothing, as the Huskies have been a disaster all season long and KSU is going through a down season. FRESNO on 4-12 road favorite streak, and just can't ignore Rice at home now 15-2 as home dogs, and on 10-2 spread run. Season ago Bulldogs won on field goal on last play of the game. Just may end that way again, but believe Rice ground game will dominate. RICE 31-23

                          10* NEWSLETTER GAME OF THE WEEK (7-2)
                          ARIZONA STATE -10 ov Stanford
                          was shocked last week, losing Gophers here against INDIANA of all teams, outright no less....so we go back with a home team this week, with a hungry and effective ASU club that will dominate a young, and still inexperienced and overworked offensive and defensive lines. Stanford 3-8-1 ATS on Pac Ten road and won't find the going easy after ASU blew many opportunities last week against Cal, and will make amends here. Couple bad calls blew probable ASU cover last week in front of a rabid home crowd at Cal - but what has happened to Stanford attack lately? Punchless and thats death in the desert this weekend. ASU 8-2 ATS in first of back to back home games and series host a golden 4-0 ATS lately in this matchup. Sun Devils coach Koetter now 18-3 ATS in outright wins at home, and should get this one easy, as I already mentioned how ASU will completely dominate line of scrimmage here today. Hard to see fortunes turn here as ASU averaging 40 points per game at home, win an average win margin of 22. Cardinals barely over 9 points in 3 of last 4 games, and don't have firepower to swap points here. Last 8 matchups in series have seen double digit victories, and this will be no different. Our UNDERDOG GAME OF YEAR comes into this weekend action 22-0 ATS lifetime, our MOUNTAIN WEST GAME OF YEAR is 3-0 ATS LIFETIME, and our STEAM GAME OF THE YEAR is on 4 game win streak and now is at 17-1 ATS LIFETIME, and the greater news is that its all part of this weeks late phone service package for just $99. If thats not enough to wet your appetite for winners, then don't forget about our NFL DIVISIONAL game of year on Sunday, plus college POWER PLAYS that have only gone 29-1 ATS in their last 30 appearances on our late phones. A great NOVEMBER TO REMEMBER ($349) is waiting for you in the WINNERS CIRCLE. Get on the phone now and make that call - its never out of style to have a great weekend - start here and now 1-866-299-4270. ARIZONA STATE 44-14

                          DOG POUND
                          IOWA STATE +6 ov Nebraska
                          NEW MEXICO STATE +3 ov Mid Tennessee
                          KENTUCKY +24 ov Georgia
                          FLORIDA ATLANTIC +13 ov Troy State
                          TEXAS A&M +12 ov Oklahoma
                          NOTRE DAME +7 ov Tennessee
                          OREGON +22 ov California

                          NFL 10* GAME OF THE WEEK (1-6-1)
                          PITTSBURGH +1.5 ov Philadelphia
                          More than State bragging rights are on the line in this one, as Steelers looked terrific in dominating win over the Patriots last weekend. Don't expect any type of letdown here by Steelers, coming off that big win against one undefeated team will only fuel their fire to knock off the last one standing in the NFL. With Eagles RB Westbrook doubtful here, Steelers defense will have a free hand at sending the house on McNabb all day long, making life miserable behind center. Pitt QB Big BEN proved us wrong last week, (#4 rated passer in NFL) and is having just an outstanding season and if Boller could move the ball through the air for Baltimore last week, just think what that Steeler passing game will be able to do, with that balanced offense. Pitt also decent home dog lately with 17-7 spread run under Cowher. Philly against AFC teams lately 9-18 ATS and Pitt under Big Ben at QB now on 5-0 outright, and spread run. PITT 15-4-1 home ATS vs upper level teams (.700 win % or better) whle Eagles 1-6 off outright win with spread loss. Another upset in the wings...PITTSBURGH 24-20

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                          • #14
                            Nelly's Green Sheet

                            College

                            5 Texas Tech
                            4 Syracuse
                            3 USC
                            2 Tennessee
                            2 Iowa
                            1 Rutgers
                            1 Virginia


                            NFL

                            3 Cincy
                            3 Seattle
                            2 Baltimore
                            1 San Diego
                            1 Tampa Bay

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                            • #15
                              Last Week someone posted Home Coming Games and it proved very helpful, Anyone.

                              Thanks

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