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**InsiderEdge** · 09-20-2003, 12:50 AM

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**InsiderEdge** · 09-20-2003, 10:33 AM

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Free Service Winner For Saturday

Kent +25 (3 Units)

This line seems way out of whack. Penn St. is coming off a huge game at Nebraska with their Big Ten opener on deck. The Nittany Lions are 1-2 on the year and have yet to be able to stop anyone on the ground. They allowed 162 rushing yards to Temple, 238 rushing yards to BC and 337 rushing yards to Nebraska. Not a very good trend and Nebraska took full advantage of it as they threw the ball only 6 times last weekend. Penn St. is ranked 114th in the country, allowing 245.7 ypg and 4.7 ypc. The Flashes should be able to take advantage of this with their rushing game led by all-everything QB Joshua Cribbs. Kent is 43rd in the nation, averaging 178.7 ypg. Penn St. isn’t getting it done on offense either. They are generating 277 yards per game, which is 104th in total offense. They are the 103rd ranked passing offense (141 yards per game), 99th in scoring offense (15.7 points per game) and 68th in rushing offense (136 per game). The Nittany Lions are coming off another game in which the offense struggled to generate points. They got one touchdown and a field goal in the 18-10 loss at Nebraska, and the touchdown came after the defense caused a turnover deep in Nebraska territory. The Lions got one first down on their first four drives and did not score in the first quarter for the third consecutive game. They were shut out in the second half. The running game has declined in production every week. The 44 yards on 23 carries Saturday was the season's low point. The tailback situation is still unresolved, but Paterno said he would like to scrap his back-by-committee approach as soon as possible in favor of playing one player there. Unfortunatley, that one player hasn’t been found yet. The passing game has yet to account for 200 yards in a game. The passing attack took a big hit last week as starting tight end Casey Williams' anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee was torn in the second quarter Saturday and is out for the season. Last week, Kent State's offense could muster only 16 points in the win against Youngstown State, but it was able to rack up 406 total yards of offense, including 282 rushing yards. Look for the Flashes to try and establish the run first and foremost and if they are successful, they could give Penn St. a battle. While Cribbs has struggled through the air in the early part of the season, he still has the ability to make plays and if Penn St. stacks the box looking for the run, he can make the big plays down the field. Expect a little extra incentive from Cribbs as he wanted to go to Penn St., but he was considered too small. He would like nothing more than to show the Lions what they missed out on. While an outright upset is unlikely, the way Penn St. is playing, anything can happen and we like the 25-point head start.

**InsiderEdge** · 09-21-2003, 12:06 AM

A good job to everyone who took advantage of our Weekend Guarantee as college plays go 6-2 +10.5 units on the day pretty much assuring a winning weekend. Take a peak at what all of the new members got and if you weren’t part of this special, well, maybe you can jump on the train next time. Or just go with us on Sunday as we will be having 4 NFL winners for you. Oh yeah, and we picked up another 3 units in baseball today as well.

Kent at Penn St. 1:00 pm EST

Kent +24.5 (3 Units)

This line seems way out of whack. Penn St. is coming off a huge game at Nebraska with their Big Ten opener on deck. The Nittany Lions are 1-2 on the year and have yet to be able to stop anyone on the ground. They allowed 162 rushing yards to Temple, 238 rushing yards to BC and 337 rushing yards to Nebraska. Not a very good trend and Nebraska took full advantage of it as they threw the ball only 6 times last weekend. Penn St. is ranked 114th in the country, allowing 245.7 ypg and 4.7 ypc. The Flashes should be able to take advantage of this with their rushing game led by all-everything QB Joshua Cribbs. Kent is 43rd in the nation, averaging 178.7 ypg. Penn St. isn’t getting it done on offense either. They are generating 277 yards per game, which is 104th in total offense. They are the 103rd ranked passing offense (141 yards per game), 99th in scoring offense (15.7 points per game) and 68th in rushing offense (136 per game). The Nittany Lions are coming off another game in which the offense struggled to generate points. They got one touchdown and a field goal in the 18-10 loss at Nebraska, and the touchdown came after the defense caused a turnover deep in Nebraska territory. The Lions got one first down on their first four drives and did not score in the first quarter for the third consecutive game. They were shut out in the second half. The running game has declined in production every week. The 44 yards on 23 carries Saturday was the season's low point. The tailback situation is still unresolved, but Paterno said he would like to scrap his back-by-committee approach as soon as possible in favor of playing one player there. Unfortunatley, that one player hasn’t been found yet. The passing game has yet to account for 200 yards in a game. The passing attack took a big hit last week as starting tight end Casey Williams' anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee was torn in the second quarter Saturday and is out for the season. Last week, Kent State's offense could muster only 16 points in the win against Youngstown State, but it was able to rack up 406 total yards of offense, including 282 rushing yards. Look for the Flashes to try and establish the run first and foremost and if they are successful, they could give Penn St. a battle. While Cribbs has struggled through the air in the early part of the season, he still has the ability to make plays and if Penn St. stacks the box looking for the run, he can make the big plays down the field. Expect a little extra incentive from Cribbs as he wanted to go to Penn St., but he was considered too small. He would like nothing more than to show the Lions what they missed out on. While an outright upset is unlikely, the way Penn St. is playing, anything can happen and we like the 25-point head start.

Pittsburgh at Toledo 7:00 pm EST

Toledo +10 (2 Units)

The Panthers represent the highest-ranked team ever to visit The Glass Bowl in Toledo and it’s a night game no less. The place will be absolutely rocking to the tune of 37,000 people, which is about 10,000 over capacity. Pitt comes is ranked #9 in the country and they are by far the more athletic team but this is their first trip on the road and they are banged up, particularly along the offensive line. Pitt has to start a redshirt freshman (3rd stringer) at center, and the left tackle and right guard is out. Toledo QB Bruce Gradkowski wasn't heavily recruited by anyone despite breaking Pittsburgh prep records. The sophomore gets to play on his home field in front of visiting friends and family and against the local school that joined most others in snubbing him. With a good arm and excellent scrambling ability, Gradkowski could give Pitt problems. "Pittsburgh is a team I’m real familiar with, and I know they are really good," Gradkowski said. "When I came to Toledo, I didn’t expect to be playing Pittsburgh here in our place, and have them be ranked in the top 10 in the country. I think we all see this as a really great opportunity. This is the type of game you want to have here, in front of a home crowd. I’m excited about it and anxious to put in a good week of practice getting ready for them. We try and treat every game the same, but it’s hard not to think of this one as pretty important." Last week's win in Huntington certainly could do wonders for Toledo and its confidence. The team has been fueled by a balanced offensive attack that generates almost 400 yards of offense per game (385.3 ypg). The ground game is netting five yards per carry and 186.7 yard per game. Pitt coach Walt Harris believes the Panthers have shown their big-play capability on offense and defense, but neither unit has consistently made routine plays and at times they've been inattentive to details. "False starts I think are the biggest area of concern," Harris said. "I don't think it had anything to do with personnel. We had the same quarterback in there that has been playing. Sometimes if you put a new quarterback in, you can have a different cadence, but that wasn't a problem. We just have to get it right." False starts could be a problem again this week because the Panthers are playing on the road for the first time and may have to make calls and audibles over the roar of a hostile crowd. Toledo is #1 in the nation in turnover margin (+2.67) and #3 in punt returns (21.2) thanks to Lance Moore. Last season, Toledo's top tacklers were its inside linebackers, and the same is holding true this season. Anthony Jordan leads the team with 40, while Brock Dodrill has 38. Pittsburgh is clearly the better team but this is a situation that seys up very well for the Rockets. Pittsburgh is 1-5 ATS as double-digit non-conference road favorites.

Bowling Green at Ohio St. 12:00 pm EST

Bowling Green +14 (3 Units)

Bowling Green, which finished eighth in the nation in total offense last season, leads the nation in total offense (575.3) and is second in scoring offense (50.7). The Falcons also have the sixth-best pass offense in the nation averaging 362.3 yards per game. Josh Harris and the deep receiving corps seem to be the strength of this year's offense. Harris is considered to be one of the best-unknown quarterbacks no one has ever heard of. After this week, people will take notice. As for Ohio State, it won for a national-best 17th straight time last weekend, topping NC State in three overtimes, 44-38. It was the second straight game in which the Buckeyes won by seven points or less, and with the start of Big Ten play right around the corner, coach Jim Tressel's squad needs to gain some consistency, specifically on offense, or another shot at league and national supremacy is in serious jeopardy. Bowling Green coach Gregg Brandon didn't need much time to diagnose Ohio State's ailing offense. "They miss (Maurice) Clarett. That's evident in the running game," the first-year coach said. "They haven't gotten that untracked. Hopefully, we can keep them off balance for another week and create some turnovers and make it a ball game." The team's offense is in disarray with the whole Clarett distraction playing more of a role than some may be willing to admit. Until the team can figure out a way to run the ball effectively, chances are it's going to go down, and maybe more than once this season. "I think our defense runs well enough and is active enough that we can create some problems for Ohio State," Brandon said. Since the start of the 2001 season, Bowling Green has faced teams from the Bowl Championship Series conferences six times - and won all six games. Harris has won 5 of those games. The Falcons have won their last eight games when they held an opponent below 100 yards rushing. In addition Bowling Green has held its last three BCS opponents to under 100 yards rushing (Purdue-95, Kansas-89, Missouri -55). With the rushing game of the Buckeyes struggling, who knows what may happen. Ohio State quarterback Craig Krenzel will dress for Saturday's game, but whether he will play won't be determined until pregame warmups. Backup Scott McMullen has thrown only one pass this season and didn't play in any of the Buckeye's last four games in 2002 or in six of its last seven games that season. Ohio St. falls into a home team system that is 1-9 (10%) ATS since 1999.

Tulane at Army 3:30 pm EST

Tulane –16.5 (2 Units)

Any thought of a Tulane letdown with Texas on deck should be thrown out the window. Army has won the last 3 games in this series as well so there definitely will not be a look ahead. The most impressive thing is not necessarily that Tulane is 2-1, it's that the Green Wave is off to a fast start and hasn't come close to playing its best game. Their goal this week is to play a consistent game for 4 quarters leading into their game at Texas. "Our whole theme this year is being consistent," Tulane coach Chris Scelfo said. "We haven't done that for four quarters in all three phases yet. I want us to be able to put four quarters together in all three phases. You're not gonna score every time you have the ball. You may not stop them every time they have the ball, and you may not make a big play in the special teams. But if we can just be consistent and eliminate the turnovers and penalties, create opportunities for us to be successful, I think the character of this football team is good." It is important for Tulane to stop Army on the ground. Texas Christian ran over Tulane for 221 rushing yards. Two weeks later, Mississippi State ran for 225 yards. Even Northwestern State gained 229 on the ground. It has been because of mental lapses at the wrong time. But not all is bad for the defense. Although the Green Wave gave up 471 yards against Mississippi State, several defensive players had a standout game. Strong safety Tra Boger was selected Conference USA's defensive player of the week. Linebacker Brandon Spincer had nine tackles, and free safety Joey Dawson forced two fumbles, including the one that led to the winning field goal. After the first two games, the coaches were concerned about the number of tackles by the defensive backs. Going into last Saturday's game, three of the team's top five tacklers were defensive backs. The Wave expects to have linebacker Blake Baker back this week, which would give the team some much-needed depth at the position. The good news for Tulane is that Army has not been able to run the ball at all this year. With a rebuilt offensive line featuring four new starters, the Black Knights have managed a total of just 99 rushing yards through two games. Army's 49.5 per game rushing output ranks last nationally (117th). The Black Knights are averaging just 1.5 yards per rushing attempt this season. Army has yet to score a point in the first half this fall. The Black Knights have been outscored 47-0 in the opening two quarters of play, while holding a 42-37 scoring edge during the final two stanzas. Additionally, Army has yet to register a first down in the first quarter this season, spanning eight possessions (four in each game). This is a lot of points to be giving on the road but what we have heard, the focus will be here and Tulane should have no problem scoring enough to get the cover. Tulane is 11-3 ATS in their road openers.

Michigan at Oregon 3:30 pm EST

Oregon +7.5 (3 Units)

This game has all the makings of an upset. First, the Wolverines are coming off of a huge win over the hated Irish. Second, Michigan then has to go across country to play an underrated, but explosive bunch of Ducks. Third, this is a solid, well-prepared and well-coached Oregon team. Last and maybe most important, Autzen Stadium has been a graveyard for highly ranked opponents since the days of Rich Brooks. The Ducks have been fine on the ground, but they like to move the ball through the air. That could play into the hands of the nation's second ranked pass defense. Michigan also leads the nation in scoring defense, allowing only allowing 10 ppg. That's easy to do though when the power generated by the Central Michigan, Houston and Notre Dame offenses could barely create a spark. This will be the most potent offense Michigan will have faced thus far. The Ducks also have a rushing attack by committee, with tailbacks Terrence Whitehead, Ryan Shaw, Kenny Washington and Chris Vincent all playing key roles. "You always have to be aware of which personnel are in the game," Michigan inside linebacker Carl Diggs said. "Each person brings a different aspect to the offense. You always have to be aware of who's in the game and what they like to do." Oregon throws a wrinkle into the equation, controlling the ball via the most efficient passing attack in the country. The QB duo of Kellen Clemens and Jason Fife has yet to throw an interception and must remain error-free. One offensive wrinkle the Ducks haven't been reluctant to use is a little no-huddle hurry-up. They used it a couple of times last week against Arizona, and Fife, who was the quarterback running it, said he could see it wear on the Wildcats. The Ducks ended up dominating time of possession. "It kept the defense honest on us, and kept us focused," Fife said. Because both quarterbacks work on the no-huddle every day in practice, Oregon coach Mike Bellotti said both could run it in a game. It could come in handy this week, because the Wolverines' defense doesn't like to be particularly honest. Bellotti said the Wolverines give the quarterbacks a lot of false looks and like to switch defenses as soon as the quarterback begins his cadence. The Oregon run defense has been out of this world allowing a mere 71 yards per game. Ducks held Nevada's Chance Kretschmer to 65 yards, Mississippi State to 120 and Arizona to 40. Under coach Mike Bellotti, Oregon is 30-1 when they can hold opponents to fewer than 100 yards rushing. Whether they can hold Chris Perry and Michigan under the century mark remains to be seen but if they can hold their own, they have a real shot here at pulling off the upset. The Ducks are 12-6 ATS their last 18 chances as the home dog. Michigan is 1-12 ATS in their first road game of the season as a favorite.

North Texas at Arkansas 7:00 pm EST

North Texas +22 (2 Units)

Arkansas finds themselves in the middle of a classic sandwich. Coming off their huge win at Texas last week, they open SEC competition next week at Alabama. The Hogs are a notoriously schizophrenic team, and aren't above coming out with a clunker after a performance like the one in Austin. After running all over Auburn in a shocker last year, the Hogs lost to Kentucky the following week. Arkansas ran for 265 yards against the Texas defense last week and while the North Texas run defense is a killer against average teams and Sun Belt foes, they will no doubt have to step it up here. Coming off a 52-14 rout of Baylor, North Texas lost its eighth straight non-conference road game, 34-21 at Air Force last week. They allowed 271 yards on the ground to the Falcons and while saying it is a lot might be an uderstatement, Air Force came in averaging 325 ypg. "We did an OK job stopping their run," North Texas coach Darrell Dickey said. "What killed us was their play-action passes." Air Force took advantage of excellent field position and a defensive stand on fourth-and-inches to score three touchdowns in the second quarter. Defensively, the Mean Green might be able to slow down a big, capable Arkansas offensive line, but the offense must improve on last week's 45-yard rushing performance. Controlling the clock will be very important here and it’s their running game that will carry them to do that. They will need to find that running game without Patrick Cobbs, who is listed as doubtful for this one after missing last week with a thigh bruise. The Mean Green has already played at Oklahoma and Air Force, so the environment at Arkansas won't be a bother. While we don’t think they have a chance at winning, they do have a chance of keeping this one real close thatnks to an Arkansas hangover. North Texas is 9-2 ATS vs. opponents of back-to-back SU wins under coach Dickey.

Georgia at LSU 3:30 pm EST

LSU –1.5 (3 Units)

In a battle of top ten teams, we like the home team here laying the very short number. Nick Saban’s Tigers are as good as any team in the country, but no one has really caught on to their act. Three games into the college football season and Saban has seen a different LSU team than recent ones begin to emerge and reveal its identity. "We don't have a particular guy on this team that you can say this guy is the guy on the team," he said. "We have a lot of good character guys that all contribute in their role and way as a leader. The players have responded well to that circumstance. They feel that they can all contribute to being a leader. I see different leaders from different positions. I don't think it's unhealthy at all. It's made people more individually responsible for what they are supposed to do." Chad Lavalais, Marquise Hill, and Marcus Spears make up one of the best defensive lines in the country, and can create pressure on Georgia QB David Greene against the inexperienced Georgia offensive line, without having to send additional blitzers. Consequently, Greene will have to consistently beat seven and eight defenders dropping into coverage. Defensively, Georgia corners DeCory Bryant, Bruce Thornton, and Tim Jennings are average at best, and have not been truly exposed by an opponent. With All-SEC WR Michael Clayton, Devery Henderson, and burner Skyler Green, the Tigers have a trio that can really show up the Bulldogs secondary. QB Matt Mauck is #1 in the Southeastern Conference in passing efficiency with a 171.1 rating on 46-71 passing for 608 yards and eight touchdowns with one interception. Last season after three games, Mauck was at the bottom of the league with a 102.2 rating on 38 completions in 79 attempts with three touchdowns and two interceptions. Mauck completed his last 10 passes in a 59-13 win over Arizona two weeks ago and his first seven in the 35-7 win over Western Illinois Saturday. He finished with a career-high 23 completions (in 33 attempts) for 305 yards and four touchdowns, which were two more career highs. "He's certainly showed an ability to elevate his game, and that's what you want," Saban said. "The kind of person he is has certainly enhanced his ability to make a tremendous amount of improvement.” The Bulldogs are banged up and will be without a number of key players (Linebacker Arnold Harrison, rover backs Greg Blue and Kentrell Curry, tight end Ben Watson and flanker Fred Gibson. Defensive end Marquis Elmore is questionable while running back Tony Milton has been downgraded to doubtful). The Tigers will need to play smart football and do without the mental mistakes that plagued them in their last game against Western Illinois. LSU scored on its first six possessions against Arizona, but had only a touchdown on its first six possessions against Western Illinois. After their opening touchdown, the Tigers had two fumbles by Joseph Addai, turned the ball over on downs on a botched punt attempt and missed field goals from Ryan Gaudet and Chris Jackson. A road game in one of the loudest and toughest places to play will be no easy mission for Georgia. They handled it well in their opener at Clemson but the talent level between the two Tigers’ teams isn’t even close. LSU is 9-2 ATS their last 11 SEC openers.

Arizona St. at Iowa 6:00 pm EST

Arizona St. +7.5 (3 Units)

Arizona St. takes to the road for the first time this season after 2 very uninspiring home tilts against Northern Arizona and Utah St. If nothing else, the setting in Iowa should jar the Sun Devils out of their lethargy. "There is no excuse not to get into this game," Arizona St. quarterback Andrew Walter said. "With 60,000 screaming fans yelling for their team, nobody expects us to win.” Arizona State had trouble running in a 34-14 victory over Northern Arizona and had a slew of problems in a 26-16 win over Utah State. A running back fumbled the ball out of the end zone, the Sun Devils twice failed to score from the 1-yard line and a potential touchdown pass was dropped. Walter is talented enough to make up for deficiencies. He threw for 3,877 yards and 28 touchdowns last year and has completed 57 percent of his passes for 501 and six TDs this year, with just one interception. Walter will work against an Iowa defense that gives up ground, 209 passing yards a game, but keeps teams out of the end zone. They haven't seen anyone as good as Walter, though. "He's extremely accurate, very decisive, very quick getting the ball out of there," Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said. "It's going to be tough to get to him or pressure him. He's just an outstanding performer." Iowa has been just so-so on offense and will play its next three games without wide receiver Maurice Brown, who has caught 14 of the 31 passes the Hawkeyes have completed. No one else has more than three receptions. "We're open to everything right now," Ferentz said. "We weren't deep at the receiver position, anyway. We just have to keep an open mind right now and do what's best for us." Another intriguing matchup Saturday involves Hawkeyes tailback Fred Russell, ranked 10th nationally with 113.3 yards per game, going against a Sun Devils rush defense which is 11th in the country, allowing 61.0 yards per contest. Freshman Jesse Ainsworth will take over the place-kicking duties from senior Tim Parker, who missed an extra-point attempt in each of Arizona State's first two games. But Parker is a weapon in other ways as he is averaging 46.9 yards on 12 punts. Arizona held out 4 starters last week against Utah St. - TB Mike Williams (knee), FB Mike Karney (ankle), CB R.J. Oliver (thigh) and FS Jason Shivers (breastbone) - all are expected to be back in action this week. The Sun Devils will gladly welcome back Williams. After sitting out last week because of injury, he should be ready to go against the Hawkeyes. He's a senior and the starter in a deep backfield rotation, and this week Arizona St. can really use the skills he brings to the table, which is hard running against a physical Big Ten team. As long as the Sun Devils play up to their competition, we will be all set as they should improve dramatically. The players held out last weekend was part of the problem. This is a much better team than what they have shown in their first 2 games and this game should be close the whole way.

**InsiderEdge** · 09-21-2003, 09:43 AM

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Seattle -3 (3 Units)

The Seahawks are proving that this could be a breakout year. Granted, they beat up on arguably one of the worst teams in the league last week but a shellacking is a shellacking no matter who it is. QB Matt Hasselbeck is the key. He makes the right decision most of the time and almost never throws a ball up for grabs. That explains how he can rank among the NFL leaders in passer rating (104.5) despite completing only 20-of-42 passes overall. Seattle knows its offense will improve its consistency as the season progresses. In the meantime, the team feels reasonably confident riding a ball-hawking defense and a quick-strike offense. Ray Rhodes has galvanized a defensive unit with rookies and second year veterans has them in constant attack mode- Seattle has allowed only one touchdown in the first two games. The additions of cornerback Marcus Trufant and safety Ken Hamlin in the secondary have energized this team. Hamlin might be the best performing rookie in the league over the first two weeks. He's making receivers pay for trying to cross the middle. He was involved in three of the Seahawks first six turnovers in their victory over the Cardinals last Sunday. The Seahawks not only lead the league with 10 total takeaways, they also have the fewest giveaways -- none. They are the only team that hasn't lost a fumble or thrown an interception in the first two games. The Seahawks' talented linebackers will attempt to rattle Bulger, who, like Kurt Warner, struggles when pressure comes up the middle. Expect defensive linemen to twist on the interior and for linebackers Anthony Simmons, Chad Brown and Randall Godfrey to blitz the center/guard gaps in an attempt to collapse the pocket. Inside pressure could ruin Bulger's rhythm and disrupt his natural throwing motion. Even if the Seahawks fail to hit him, they will force him to throw off his heels and lose some zip on his passes. Behind the Rams' average front seven is an underrated secondary led by safeties Aeneas Williams and Adam Archuleta. Seattle should recognize the Rams' advantage downfield and run short and intermediate routes at the Rams' suspect linebackers. Hasselbeck must be patient and dink his way down the field. The speed of wide receiver Koren Robinson and athleticism of Darrell Jackson will not play as big a role as will their ability to find holes in zones. In Weeks 1 and 2, the Rams allowed lesser talents to rush for 297 yards (6.0 yards per carry). Alexander is big, physical and a mismatch against the Rams' front seven. Look for Alexander to provide a ball-control offense and keep the ball away from Bulger. Seattle has covered 4 of the last 5 against the Rams including the last 3 at home. They are also 7-0-1 ATS off a SU shutout win their last 8. The Seahawks fit into a system to play on a home favorite of 3 or less that won outright on the road last week (61-37-7, 62.2% since '91). St. Louis is 3-10 ATS (-8.0 Units) in road games after a game with a turnover margin of -3 or worse since 1992. St. Louis is 4-12 ATS (-9.2 Units) after a home game where both teams scored 24 or more points since 1992.

**InsiderEdge** · 09-22-2003, 11:48 AM

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NY Yankees – Wells +110 (3 Units)

The Yankees have been staying hot at the right time, winning 13 of their last 15 games. David Wells has been the Yankees best starter on the road as New York is 10-3 +6.4 in his road starts on the season. Wells is 7-2 in those starts with a 3.33 ERA and 1.11 WHIP. New York is 22-7 +10.4 against the American League Central although they are just 1-2 against the White Sox this year. They have won 9 of the last 15 meetings. The White Sox needed a sweep in their weekend series against the Royals to keep any hope alive in their division but they ended up dropping 2 of 3. They have now lost 8 of their last 11 games and are virtually all done. The Yankees magic number is down to 1 game to clinch the division.

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