I hit my Monday night play for a 3-0 week in the NFL to go 14-4 in the pros for the year but was only 2-6 last weekend in college but am still up for the year in CFB as well.
CFB YTD 29-21 +7.7 units
2* 4-2 +3.6 units
1* 25-19 +4.1 units
NFL YTD 14-4 +13.35 units
2* 5-1 +7.8 units
1* 9-3 +5.55 units
Combined 43-25 +21.05 units
2* 9-3 +11.4 units
1* 34-22 +9.65 units
The following is my entire Saturday slate and I consider my two 2* plays to be very strong.
2* Louisville -22 1/2
Cincinnati is a lousy team with very little offense. Louisville is a strong team that had a terrible fourth quarter letdown last week to lose at West Virginia. I think they'll pour it on here and make sure to not ease up late. Lousiville by 38.
2* UTEP -13
This could be -16 by game time. Marshall has to travel almost across the country here after a very tough win at home. UTEP is outstanding at home and can score on anybody.
1* Memphis -7
East Carolina plays its second road game in a row while Memphis, a better team, comes home off two road games including LW's upset at Houston. Houston is a lot better than EC so Memphis should roll.
1* Army +9
Army is winless this year but they catch an Akron team that is one of the poorer in the Mid-American and was pasted by 28 by Miami-OH last week. They may not be focused as they now play a non-conf game. Army, as an Independent, doesn't have that problem and gets a shot at a win here.
1* Eastern Michigan +11
Staying in the MAC, Miami-OH has been running up the score at home against bad defenses but E Mich actually has a decent D. E Mich played very respectably its last two games, both on the road and both to offensive juggernauts in Toledo and Northern Illinois. Possible upset here.
1* San Diego State -3
I seem to go against New Mexico every week and it doesn't always work (including a loss last week). But SD State is one of the best teams in the Mountain West and is coming off a decisive win on the road at Utah. New Mexico has to play its second road game in a row after a tough win at Wyoming. SDS rolls by 10.
CFB YTD 29-21 +7.7 units
2* 4-2 +3.6 units
1* 25-19 +4.1 units
NFL YTD 14-4 +13.35 units
2* 5-1 +7.8 units
1* 9-3 +5.55 units
Combined 43-25 +21.05 units
2* 9-3 +11.4 units
1* 34-22 +9.65 units
The following is my entire Saturday slate and I consider my two 2* plays to be very strong.
2* Louisville -22 1/2
Cincinnati is a lousy team with very little offense. Louisville is a strong team that had a terrible fourth quarter letdown last week to lose at West Virginia. I think they'll pour it on here and make sure to not ease up late. Lousiville by 38.
2* UTEP -13
This could be -16 by game time. Marshall has to travel almost across the country here after a very tough win at home. UTEP is outstanding at home and can score on anybody.
1* Memphis -7
East Carolina plays its second road game in a row while Memphis, a better team, comes home off two road games including LW's upset at Houston. Houston is a lot better than EC so Memphis should roll.
1* Army +9
Army is winless this year but they catch an Akron team that is one of the poorer in the Mid-American and was pasted by 28 by Miami-OH last week. They may not be focused as they now play a non-conf game. Army, as an Independent, doesn't have that problem and gets a shot at a win here.
1* Eastern Michigan +11
Staying in the MAC, Miami-OH has been running up the score at home against bad defenses but E Mich actually has a decent D. E Mich played very respectably its last two games, both on the road and both to offensive juggernauts in Toledo and Northern Illinois. Possible upset here.
1* San Diego State -3
I seem to go against New Mexico every week and it doesn't always work (including a loss last week). But SD State is one of the best teams in the Mountain West and is coming off a decisive win on the road at Utah. New Mexico has to play its second road game in a row after a tough win at Wyoming. SDS rolls by 10.
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