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Thursday's NCAA Football Money Plays -
7 STAR SELECTION (5% of Bankroll)
ARKANSAS -7.5 over South Carolina
A pair of SEC teams will be on display Thursday night, as the South Carolina Gamecocks, who are coming off a heartbreaking loss, take on the Arkansas Razorbacks, who are fresh off an emotional overtime victory. Despite scoring 26 unanswered points in the second half of last Saturday's game, the Gamecocks
dropped a disappointing 43-40 decision to Ole Miss on the road. That loss was the second in the last three games for the squad, which fell to 5-4 overall. After this game, USC will close out the regular season with home games against Florida and Clemson. As for the Razorbacks, they posted a 71-63 victory over Kentucky in SEVEN(!) overtimes last weekend, tiwing the record for the the longest game in NCAA history, matching the 58-56 win by Arkansas two years ago over Ole Miss. The tilt marked the second overtime game of the 2003 campaign for the Razorbacks, who beat Alabama earlier this season in two extra
sessions. The victory over Kentucky was huge for Arkansas, as it snapped a three-game losing skid.
Dondrial Pinkins has been inconsistent under center for South Carolina this season, and that was certainly the case in the three-point loss to Ole Miss last week. Pinkins completed only 14-of-32 passes in defeat, but he did finish with almost 300 yards and four touchdowns against no interceptions. Pinkins has thrown for 1,716 yards this season with nine touchdowns and only five interceptions, but he has managed to completed only 48 percent of his passes. The quarterback has used his tremendous size to pick up four rushing touchdowns on the ground. As for the rest of the ground attack, Demetris Summers leads the way with 540 rushing yards. Defensively, South Carolina had a difficult time containing the high-powered offense of Ole Miss last weekend, as the Gamecocks enabled 30-of-42 passes to be completed for 391 yards. Considering that the defense was on the field for more than 37 minutes, it is not surprising that it allowed 538 total yards. Teams have averaged 22 ppg and 346 total ypg against a South Carolina defense that has pretty much held its own thus far.
DeCori Birmingham, a wide receiver forced to play at tailback because of injuries, carried the ball 40 times for 196 yards and a pair of touchdowns to lead the Razorbacks to their dramatic victory over Kentucky last week. Arkansas racked up 605 yards of total offense with 334 yards rushing and 271 yards passing. Matt Jones played well under center, as he completed 16-of-25 passes for 260 yards and three touchdowns, while also being an effective runner with 112 yards and a touchdown on 15 carries. For the most part, Arkansas has had little trouble moving the ball and scoring points this season, as it is averaging 32 ppg and 431 ypg of total offense. Jones has completed 56.1 percent of his passes for 1,294 yards with 10 touchdowns and five interceptions, and he has run for 442 yards and four scores. Cedric Cobbs continues to lead all runners with 774 yards and six touchdowns, but he has been banged up lately with a hamstring injury, although he is expected to be available tonight. Arkansas struggled defensively against Kentucky last time out, permitting the Wildcats 506 total yards to go along with those 63 points. Arkansas is surrendering 344 total ypg and 26 ppg this season, averages that were clearly inflated by last weekend's marathon win.
South Carolina has lost all three of its road games so far this season, and it is highly unlikely that the squad will be able to bounce back from last weekend's setback to beat Arkansas in Little Rock. Despite the exhausting OT game at Kentucky, we look for the Razorbacks to come on strong with this newly gained momentum. Coming off a 7-OT WIN is a lot different than being the loser. The Gamecocks will be the discouraged team here, off their near miss against the Rebels. What makes the loss even more exasperating for USC is a bad call that went against them. The game was tied 14-14 in the second quarter when officials called QB Dondrial Pinkins for intentional grounding in his end zone, resulting in a safety; however, television replays showed that Pinkins clearly released the ball at the USC 2-yard line before falling in the end zone. The Rebels took the two points and the momentum and turned them into a 30-14 halftime lead. HC Lou Holtz said that was the difference in the game. Bad calls such as those tend to linger with teams after a close loss, which detracts from their game preparation for their next opponent.
South Carolina's "D" certainly needs as much prep time as they can get after they way they have been playing as of late. It ranked eighth in the country only a few weeks ago, but has surrendered nearly 1500 yards and eight TD passes the past three games. South Carolina fell from the top 10 to 41st in the country with few signs things will turn around. Their opponents might also send a thank you card to Kentucky. The Gamecocks led 27-7 in the fourth quarter on Oct. 9 when the Wildcats brought in backup quarterback Shane Boyd for an injured Jared Lorenzen. Boyd mostly worked the soft middle between the defensive line and the secondary to lead Kentucky to two fourth-quarter touchdowns. Ever since, opponents have picked apart the no man's land on successful crossing patterns that steadily move the chains. Additionally, the defense has been hit hard by injuries this season, and now DE George Gause is questionable for the Arkansas game again after re-aggravating a previous knee injury at Ole Miss.
The Gamecocks simply are not in a good position to be very competitive here with the revived Razorbacks. Arkansas has won seven of the 11 previous matchups between these two teams, including a 23-0 whitewashing of the Gamecocks last season on the road. SC's Lou Holtz has not had success against his former team, as he is 0-2 SU/ATS on the road vs. Arkanas. Overall, the "Hogs" are 4-1 ATS and 4-1 ATS at home vs. the Gamecocks. And this is not just another "home" game for the Razorbacks. This one is in Little Rock where Arkansas plays at least one SEC opponent there a year. When South Carolina has been on the home schedule lately, Arkansas has played those games there, rather than Fayetteville, and the results speak for themselves. Even Holtz says when he was coaching there that he always felt like Little Rock was a much harder place for an opponent to play than Fayetteville. In fact, Arkansas is now 15-0 SU in Little Rock in six seasons under coach Houston Nutt, with two victories against USC and three against LSU. The favorite in this series is now 8-1 ATS, so we like the Razorbacks chances of covering this TD+ number. When they score at least 24 points, Arkansas has gone 27-3 ATS, and they should be able to hit that mark here against the Gamecocks. South Carolina needs one win in their final 3 games to become bowl eligble, but they aren't likely to get it here. Closing their season with 2 home dates leaves them with a decent chance to pick up that win, so we don't expect to see a desperate visitor tonight.
PROJECTED FINAL SCORE: ARKANSAS 27 SOUTH CAROLINA 13
ACTUAL FINAL SCORE: ARKANSAS 28 SOUTH CAROLINA 6
GAME NOTES: An easy 7 STAR WINNER. We took advantage of the betting public's over-reaction to Arkansas' 7-OT game, as we knew South Carolina would be the flat team here, not the Razorbacks. This spread was covered before half-time and never threatened the rest of the way.
6 STAR SELECTION (4.75% of Bankroll)
NEW MEXICO STATE +3 over Utah State
The suddenly resurgent Utah State Aggies travel to Las Cruces for a Thursday night Sun Belt Conference matchup with the struggling New Mexico State Aggies. This season got off to a terrible start for Utah State, as it lost six of its first seven tilts and appeared to be headed for disaster. Things have turned around lately for the team though, as it has posted back-to-back victories to improve to 3-1 in SBC action. The most recent victory came last Saturday by a score of 41-20 over a flat Middle Tennessee State squad, and the team has now scored a total of 90 points in the last two outings. As for New Mexico State, it managed to snap a five-game skid with a narrow victory over UL-Monroe two weeks ago: however, the team could not make it two in a row last weekend, as it dropped a 28-24 decision to Arkansas State to fall to 1-4 in league action. Of NMSU's seven losses this season, four have come by seven points or less.
Travis Cox threw for 301 yards and three touchdowns in three quarters and David Fiefia rushed for 101 yards and finished with 203 all-purpose yards as Utah State cruised to the 21-point victory over the Blue Raiders last week. The Aggies racked up a season-high 495 yards of total offense and won the time of possession battle by almost 10 minutes. The strength of the Aggie offense has been its ability to throw the ball, as Cox has completed 55 percent of his passes for 2,042 yards with 15 touchdowns and six interceptions. As for the ground attack, it is averaging just 104 ypg on 3.3 ypc. The Utah State defense has played solid ball lately, and that was certainly the case in the lopsided victory over Middle Tennessee State. The Aggies limited the Blue Raiders to 150 yards and zero points through three quarters before MTSU scored three times in the final eight minutes mostly against reserve defenders. Opponents have scored 30 touchdowns against the Utah State defense thus far, a total that certainly is cause for concern.
Despite another solid effort by quarterback Buck Pierce, New Mexico State dropped a heartbreaking decision to Arkansas State last weekend. Piece completed 21-of-33 passes for 314 yards with two touchdowns and one interceptions, and he also totaled 66 rushing yards and a score on seven carries. Despite the fact that it is gaining 422 total ypg, the offense is averaging a mediocre 23 ppg. The fact that NMSU has turned the ball over 22 times on the season has prevented the squad from scoring more. They are running for 228 ypg on 4.5 ypc, and Eric Higgins leads the way with 605 rushing yards to date. Paul Dombrowski, the team's other quarterback, has an injured knee and is questionable for this game. They have used the 2-QB rotation effectively this year, although last week Pierce showed what he can do flying solo, as well. Defensively, they certainly could have played better in the loss to Arkansas State, as it enabled the Indians to hold the ball for more than 33 minutes and rack up 402 total yards. Opponents are scoring 29 ppg against New Mexico State despite the fact that they are averaging only
337 total ypg. Again, turnover differntial is a big reason for the disparity.
While Utah State is playing with confidence right now and has dominated the series with New Mexico State, we see New Mexico State as being very under-valued here. Utah State really has no business being a road favorite, and while New Mexico State has done poorly as a favorite, they are quite stout as a home dog. In fact, they are a perfect 4-0 ATS as a home underdog under HC Tony Samuel, and 6-1 ATS as an underdog vs. opponents with losing records. New Mexico State's offense is actually the most potent in the conference and the only team to really stop them in the SBC is themselves. We look for a very determined and focused effort here, as they hang on to the ball and knock off the visiting Aggies SU.
PROJECTED FINAL SCORE: NEW MEXICO STATE 31 UTAH STATE 24
ACTUAL FINAL SCORE: NEW MEXICO STATE 26 UTAH STATE 21!
GAME NOTES: Despite the fact that Utah State led the all-time series with New Mexico State by
a 23-4 count, including a 13-1 SU mark in games played in Las Cruces, we knew this would be New Mexico State's year. They held on to the ball exactly as forecasted with ZERO turnovers, while taking 2 away from Utah State.
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Thursday's NCAA Football Money Plays -
7 STAR SELECTION (5% of Bankroll)
ARKANSAS -7.5 over South Carolina
A pair of SEC teams will be on display Thursday night, as the South Carolina Gamecocks, who are coming off a heartbreaking loss, take on the Arkansas Razorbacks, who are fresh off an emotional overtime victory. Despite scoring 26 unanswered points in the second half of last Saturday's game, the Gamecocks
dropped a disappointing 43-40 decision to Ole Miss on the road. That loss was the second in the last three games for the squad, which fell to 5-4 overall. After this game, USC will close out the regular season with home games against Florida and Clemson. As for the Razorbacks, they posted a 71-63 victory over Kentucky in SEVEN(!) overtimes last weekend, tiwing the record for the the longest game in NCAA history, matching the 58-56 win by Arkansas two years ago over Ole Miss. The tilt marked the second overtime game of the 2003 campaign for the Razorbacks, who beat Alabama earlier this season in two extra
sessions. The victory over Kentucky was huge for Arkansas, as it snapped a three-game losing skid.
Dondrial Pinkins has been inconsistent under center for South Carolina this season, and that was certainly the case in the three-point loss to Ole Miss last week. Pinkins completed only 14-of-32 passes in defeat, but he did finish with almost 300 yards and four touchdowns against no interceptions. Pinkins has thrown for 1,716 yards this season with nine touchdowns and only five interceptions, but he has managed to completed only 48 percent of his passes. The quarterback has used his tremendous size to pick up four rushing touchdowns on the ground. As for the rest of the ground attack, Demetris Summers leads the way with 540 rushing yards. Defensively, South Carolina had a difficult time containing the high-powered offense of Ole Miss last weekend, as the Gamecocks enabled 30-of-42 passes to be completed for 391 yards. Considering that the defense was on the field for more than 37 minutes, it is not surprising that it allowed 538 total yards. Teams have averaged 22 ppg and 346 total ypg against a South Carolina defense that has pretty much held its own thus far.
DeCori Birmingham, a wide receiver forced to play at tailback because of injuries, carried the ball 40 times for 196 yards and a pair of touchdowns to lead the Razorbacks to their dramatic victory over Kentucky last week. Arkansas racked up 605 yards of total offense with 334 yards rushing and 271 yards passing. Matt Jones played well under center, as he completed 16-of-25 passes for 260 yards and three touchdowns, while also being an effective runner with 112 yards and a touchdown on 15 carries. For the most part, Arkansas has had little trouble moving the ball and scoring points this season, as it is averaging 32 ppg and 431 ypg of total offense. Jones has completed 56.1 percent of his passes for 1,294 yards with 10 touchdowns and five interceptions, and he has run for 442 yards and four scores. Cedric Cobbs continues to lead all runners with 774 yards and six touchdowns, but he has been banged up lately with a hamstring injury, although he is expected to be available tonight. Arkansas struggled defensively against Kentucky last time out, permitting the Wildcats 506 total yards to go along with those 63 points. Arkansas is surrendering 344 total ypg and 26 ppg this season, averages that were clearly inflated by last weekend's marathon win.
South Carolina has lost all three of its road games so far this season, and it is highly unlikely that the squad will be able to bounce back from last weekend's setback to beat Arkansas in Little Rock. Despite the exhausting OT game at Kentucky, we look for the Razorbacks to come on strong with this newly gained momentum. Coming off a 7-OT WIN is a lot different than being the loser. The Gamecocks will be the discouraged team here, off their near miss against the Rebels. What makes the loss even more exasperating for USC is a bad call that went against them. The game was tied 14-14 in the second quarter when officials called QB Dondrial Pinkins for intentional grounding in his end zone, resulting in a safety; however, television replays showed that Pinkins clearly released the ball at the USC 2-yard line before falling in the end zone. The Rebels took the two points and the momentum and turned them into a 30-14 halftime lead. HC Lou Holtz said that was the difference in the game. Bad calls such as those tend to linger with teams after a close loss, which detracts from their game preparation for their next opponent.
South Carolina's "D" certainly needs as much prep time as they can get after they way they have been playing as of late. It ranked eighth in the country only a few weeks ago, but has surrendered nearly 1500 yards and eight TD passes the past three games. South Carolina fell from the top 10 to 41st in the country with few signs things will turn around. Their opponents might also send a thank you card to Kentucky. The Gamecocks led 27-7 in the fourth quarter on Oct. 9 when the Wildcats brought in backup quarterback Shane Boyd for an injured Jared Lorenzen. Boyd mostly worked the soft middle between the defensive line and the secondary to lead Kentucky to two fourth-quarter touchdowns. Ever since, opponents have picked apart the no man's land on successful crossing patterns that steadily move the chains. Additionally, the defense has been hit hard by injuries this season, and now DE George Gause is questionable for the Arkansas game again after re-aggravating a previous knee injury at Ole Miss.
The Gamecocks simply are not in a good position to be very competitive here with the revived Razorbacks. Arkansas has won seven of the 11 previous matchups between these two teams, including a 23-0 whitewashing of the Gamecocks last season on the road. SC's Lou Holtz has not had success against his former team, as he is 0-2 SU/ATS on the road vs. Arkanas. Overall, the "Hogs" are 4-1 ATS and 4-1 ATS at home vs. the Gamecocks. And this is not just another "home" game for the Razorbacks. This one is in Little Rock where Arkansas plays at least one SEC opponent there a year. When South Carolina has been on the home schedule lately, Arkansas has played those games there, rather than Fayetteville, and the results speak for themselves. Even Holtz says when he was coaching there that he always felt like Little Rock was a much harder place for an opponent to play than Fayetteville. In fact, Arkansas is now 15-0 SU in Little Rock in six seasons under coach Houston Nutt, with two victories against USC and three against LSU. The favorite in this series is now 8-1 ATS, so we like the Razorbacks chances of covering this TD+ number. When they score at least 24 points, Arkansas has gone 27-3 ATS, and they should be able to hit that mark here against the Gamecocks. South Carolina needs one win in their final 3 games to become bowl eligble, but they aren't likely to get it here. Closing their season with 2 home dates leaves them with a decent chance to pick up that win, so we don't expect to see a desperate visitor tonight.
PROJECTED FINAL SCORE: ARKANSAS 27 SOUTH CAROLINA 13
ACTUAL FINAL SCORE: ARKANSAS 28 SOUTH CAROLINA 6
GAME NOTES: An easy 7 STAR WINNER. We took advantage of the betting public's over-reaction to Arkansas' 7-OT game, as we knew South Carolina would be the flat team here, not the Razorbacks. This spread was covered before half-time and never threatened the rest of the way.
6 STAR SELECTION (4.75% of Bankroll)
NEW MEXICO STATE +3 over Utah State
The suddenly resurgent Utah State Aggies travel to Las Cruces for a Thursday night Sun Belt Conference matchup with the struggling New Mexico State Aggies. This season got off to a terrible start for Utah State, as it lost six of its first seven tilts and appeared to be headed for disaster. Things have turned around lately for the team though, as it has posted back-to-back victories to improve to 3-1 in SBC action. The most recent victory came last Saturday by a score of 41-20 over a flat Middle Tennessee State squad, and the team has now scored a total of 90 points in the last two outings. As for New Mexico State, it managed to snap a five-game skid with a narrow victory over UL-Monroe two weeks ago: however, the team could not make it two in a row last weekend, as it dropped a 28-24 decision to Arkansas State to fall to 1-4 in league action. Of NMSU's seven losses this season, four have come by seven points or less.
Travis Cox threw for 301 yards and three touchdowns in three quarters and David Fiefia rushed for 101 yards and finished with 203 all-purpose yards as Utah State cruised to the 21-point victory over the Blue Raiders last week. The Aggies racked up a season-high 495 yards of total offense and won the time of possession battle by almost 10 minutes. The strength of the Aggie offense has been its ability to throw the ball, as Cox has completed 55 percent of his passes for 2,042 yards with 15 touchdowns and six interceptions. As for the ground attack, it is averaging just 104 ypg on 3.3 ypc. The Utah State defense has played solid ball lately, and that was certainly the case in the lopsided victory over Middle Tennessee State. The Aggies limited the Blue Raiders to 150 yards and zero points through three quarters before MTSU scored three times in the final eight minutes mostly against reserve defenders. Opponents have scored 30 touchdowns against the Utah State defense thus far, a total that certainly is cause for concern.
Despite another solid effort by quarterback Buck Pierce, New Mexico State dropped a heartbreaking decision to Arkansas State last weekend. Piece completed 21-of-33 passes for 314 yards with two touchdowns and one interceptions, and he also totaled 66 rushing yards and a score on seven carries. Despite the fact that it is gaining 422 total ypg, the offense is averaging a mediocre 23 ppg. The fact that NMSU has turned the ball over 22 times on the season has prevented the squad from scoring more. They are running for 228 ypg on 4.5 ypc, and Eric Higgins leads the way with 605 rushing yards to date. Paul Dombrowski, the team's other quarterback, has an injured knee and is questionable for this game. They have used the 2-QB rotation effectively this year, although last week Pierce showed what he can do flying solo, as well. Defensively, they certainly could have played better in the loss to Arkansas State, as it enabled the Indians to hold the ball for more than 33 minutes and rack up 402 total yards. Opponents are scoring 29 ppg against New Mexico State despite the fact that they are averaging only
337 total ypg. Again, turnover differntial is a big reason for the disparity.
While Utah State is playing with confidence right now and has dominated the series with New Mexico State, we see New Mexico State as being very under-valued here. Utah State really has no business being a road favorite, and while New Mexico State has done poorly as a favorite, they are quite stout as a home dog. In fact, they are a perfect 4-0 ATS as a home underdog under HC Tony Samuel, and 6-1 ATS as an underdog vs. opponents with losing records. New Mexico State's offense is actually the most potent in the conference and the only team to really stop them in the SBC is themselves. We look for a very determined and focused effort here, as they hang on to the ball and knock off the visiting Aggies SU.
PROJECTED FINAL SCORE: NEW MEXICO STATE 31 UTAH STATE 24
ACTUAL FINAL SCORE: NEW MEXICO STATE 26 UTAH STATE 21!
GAME NOTES: Despite the fact that Utah State led the all-time series with New Mexico State by
a 23-4 count, including a 13-1 SU mark in games played in Las Cruces, we knew this would be New Mexico State's year. They held on to the ball exactly as forecasted with ZERO turnovers, while taking 2 away from Utah State.
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