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FREE SATURDAY SELECTION
We hope you profited from several FREE selections and POWER SYSTEMS released last weekend by PRO INFO SPORTS. Our NCAA Football OPINION SELECTION last Saturday was an easy winner as 12½-point underdog Notre Dame knocked off #7 Michigan 28-20 to beat the spread by 20+ points. Last Sunday, we released Washington at -1½ over Tampa Bay for another FREE winner, and our FREE POWER SYSTEM was yet another WINNER with Oakland covering the spread against Pittsburgh.
Enjoy another FREE NCAA Football selection for Saturday offered below.
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Friday’s Client-only selection:
BOSTON COLLEGE -7½ over Connecticut
The UConn Huskies make their Big East debut on Friday, just as the Boston College Eagles are getting ready to make their exit from the conference. The Huskies joined the Division I-A ranks a few years ago and after spending time as an Independent they are joining the Big East Conference this season. They have played and won two non-league games this season, both coming at home with a blowout against Division I-AA foe Murray State, and a slim 2-point victory over Duke last Saturday.
As for Boston College, it also brings a perfect 2-0 ledger into the contest following a 21-7 triumph over Penn State last Saturday. This is their final season as part of the Big East, before for the ACC. The Eagles have never lost to UConn on the gridiron, going 9-0-2 all-time. The two teams met last season with the Eagles capturing a 24-14 victory in Storrs, and we expect a similar outcome here.
Signal caller Dan Orlovsky leads the charge for UConn, and is considered one of the better QBs in the country. He’s being relied upon heavily thus far this season, as the team has rushed for just 256 yards with an average of only 3.4 ypc. On the defensive side of the ball, the Huskies have done an exceptional job against the run, allowing just 61 yards on 32 carries, although it wasn’t exactly against top-caliber competition.
After a poor performance in the season opener, QB Paul Peterson rebounded with a three-touchdown effort in leading the Eagles to a 21-7 victory over Penn State. Filling in for the injured L.V. Whitworth, Andre Callender highlighted the ground attack, which gained 129 yards on 40 carries. The Eagles put forth another strong defensive effort last weekend, permitting just 73 yards on the ground, while making up for the 254 passing yards surrendered by coming up with four interceptions. The Eagles generated five turnovers in all, while holding the Lions to just 3-of-9 on third-down conversions. On the season, the Eagles have allowed zero rushing touchdowns and just 68.5 ypg on the ground. The defense has permitted just one touchdown overall thus far, while recording six sacks.
There’s little question that BC is the better team, and there’s too much on the line here for them to be caught napping. It’s a rivalry game, the conference opener, and on national TV. After the close, ugly win against Ball State, Boston College needed this victory over Penn State. Peterson looked strong and efficient, while the offensive line did a great job of opening holes for Callender. This team is the sleeper for the Big East title, and while UConn is a team that has done well in the underdog role, the Eagles are familiar with the Huskies and won’t be caught looking past them. BC is a tremendous 12-1 ATS at home off a SU & ATS victory and 6-0 ATS off a SU win when facing conference foes. We expect the Eagles to give UConn a rather rude welcome the conference here, with a SU & ATS win.
FINAL SCORE: BOSTON COLLEGE 27 CONNECTICUT 7
Saturday’s FREE OPINION SELECTION
MIAMI, FL -30 over Louisiana Tech
The Miami Hurricanes, now ranked at #4 in the country are coming off another thrilling victory over Florida State, as Larry Coker's squad continued their mastery of the Seminoles. It was their sixth straight win over their in-state rivals, despite being shutout 10-0 entering the 4th quarter. Fresh off that OT victory, the ‘Canes remain at home to play Louisiana Tech. The Bulldogs opened the 2004 campaign with two victories, getting by Nevada and most recently, UL-Lafayette. This is just the fourth all-time meeting between these two teams, with Miami claiming victory in the previous three. Last season, these two teams opened up their respective seasons against each another, with Miami cruising to a 48-9 victory in Shreveport. We look for a similar result here.
Long known as a passing team, the Bulldogs have gone the other way this year, as the team has relied heavily on the rushing talents of junior tailback Ryan Moats. The 5-9, 210-pounder has been unstoppable in his two outings, rushing for 257 yards each time out. While Moats has clearly been the straw that stirs the drink for La Tech, junior QB Donald Allen has been effective under center, despite limited throws. The offensive numbers will certainly be put to the test this week against a tremendous defense in Miami. For the Bulldogs, their “D” has played to mixed reviews. They have done well against the run, but the pass defense has suffered, as the Bulldogs have allowed 285 yards passing per game this season.
The Hurricanes turned it on when they had to last week against Florida State, but for a while, it looked as if they were headed for defeat. A great sight was the play of tailback Frank Gore, who has fought all the way back from two years of knee injuries to finally suit up and give the team production on the ground. In addition to scoring the winning TD in overtime, Gore was able to bang out 89 yards, on 18 carries against a very stout Florida State defense. He showed both speed and power in the game, and should only get stronger each time out as he gains more confidence. The play of quarterback Brock Berlin was inconsistent at best in 2003, and although he didn't light it up against the 'Noles, he did complete 20-of-36 passes for 255 yards and one TD. With a number of offensive threats, this is a Miami offense that should erupt soon, as we look for that to start on Saturday against La Tech. The Miami defense lost some serious talent last season, in the form of four first-round draft picks, but the unit that took the field last week didn't miss a beat. The Hurricanes swarmed the Seminoles after every snap, holding what was supposed to be a formidable FSU offense to just 165 yards of total offense. The rush defense was particularly impressive, limiting FSU's talented backfield to a mere 57 yards, on 1.6 yards per carry. The pass defense was strong as well, allowing just 108 yards in the game.
The Hurricanes made a huge splash in their ACC debut and with that now out of the way, the team can relax but we don’t expect a letdown here. With the La Tech pass defense being so weak, Berlin and the Miami passing attack should get rolling. While all eyes are on Moats, it'll be interesting to see how Frank Gore does. We look for him to have the best day of any back on the field on Saturday. Bulldog QB Allen has lived off his passes being set up by the Bulldog’s running game. That won’t happen here. Miami's defense will shut down Moats and put all the pressure on Allen. He has potential, but he will be way out of his league here. Meanwhile, the Miami offense will be able to do whatever it wants.
La Tech RB Ryan Moats steps into the Orange Bowl as college football's leading rusher thus far on the year. That will provide more than enough motivation for the Hurricanes “D” to show up and shut him down. That will leave the Bulldogs with little or no offense, and they are a poor 2-12-1 ATS when scoring less than 21 points. Miami was actually a slight home underdog against the Seminoles and they are 7-1 ATS off a SU dog win. During their current winning streak against FSU, they are 3-0 ATS after a SU & ATS win against the ‘Noles. They will cruise here as they bring the momentum from last week’s win into this game and blast the Bulldogs by more than 30 points.
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We hope you profited from several FREE selections and POWER SYSTEMS released last weekend by PRO INFO SPORTS. Our NCAA Football OPINION SELECTION last Saturday was an easy winner as 12½-point underdog Notre Dame knocked off #7 Michigan 28-20 to beat the spread by 20+ points. Last Sunday, we released Washington at -1½ over Tampa Bay for another FREE winner, and our FREE POWER SYSTEM was yet another WINNER with Oakland covering the spread against Pittsburgh.
Enjoy another FREE NCAA Football selection for Saturday offered below.
PRO INFO SPORTS is looking for a HUGE weekend of winners as we have some very strong Money Plays ready to go. Our 7STAR SELECTIONS are winning at 74% this football season, and we are only getting started. PRO INFO SPORTS clients are already up this weekend with Friday’s easy winner, as Boston College took care of Connecticut as predicted. See below for the information, analysis, and advice we provided to our clients on this game
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Friday’s Client-only selection:
BOSTON COLLEGE -7½ over Connecticut
The UConn Huskies make their Big East debut on Friday, just as the Boston College Eagles are getting ready to make their exit from the conference. The Huskies joined the Division I-A ranks a few years ago and after spending time as an Independent they are joining the Big East Conference this season. They have played and won two non-league games this season, both coming at home with a blowout against Division I-AA foe Murray State, and a slim 2-point victory over Duke last Saturday.
As for Boston College, it also brings a perfect 2-0 ledger into the contest following a 21-7 triumph over Penn State last Saturday. This is their final season as part of the Big East, before for the ACC. The Eagles have never lost to UConn on the gridiron, going 9-0-2 all-time. The two teams met last season with the Eagles capturing a 24-14 victory in Storrs, and we expect a similar outcome here.
Signal caller Dan Orlovsky leads the charge for UConn, and is considered one of the better QBs in the country. He’s being relied upon heavily thus far this season, as the team has rushed for just 256 yards with an average of only 3.4 ypc. On the defensive side of the ball, the Huskies have done an exceptional job against the run, allowing just 61 yards on 32 carries, although it wasn’t exactly against top-caliber competition.
After a poor performance in the season opener, QB Paul Peterson rebounded with a three-touchdown effort in leading the Eagles to a 21-7 victory over Penn State. Filling in for the injured L.V. Whitworth, Andre Callender highlighted the ground attack, which gained 129 yards on 40 carries. The Eagles put forth another strong defensive effort last weekend, permitting just 73 yards on the ground, while making up for the 254 passing yards surrendered by coming up with four interceptions. The Eagles generated five turnovers in all, while holding the Lions to just 3-of-9 on third-down conversions. On the season, the Eagles have allowed zero rushing touchdowns and just 68.5 ypg on the ground. The defense has permitted just one touchdown overall thus far, while recording six sacks.
There’s little question that BC is the better team, and there’s too much on the line here for them to be caught napping. It’s a rivalry game, the conference opener, and on national TV. After the close, ugly win against Ball State, Boston College needed this victory over Penn State. Peterson looked strong and efficient, while the offensive line did a great job of opening holes for Callender. This team is the sleeper for the Big East title, and while UConn is a team that has done well in the underdog role, the Eagles are familiar with the Huskies and won’t be caught looking past them. BC is a tremendous 12-1 ATS at home off a SU & ATS victory and 6-0 ATS off a SU win when facing conference foes. We expect the Eagles to give UConn a rather rude welcome the conference here, with a SU & ATS win.
FINAL SCORE: BOSTON COLLEGE 27 CONNECTICUT 7
Saturday’s FREE OPINION SELECTION
MIAMI, FL -30 over Louisiana Tech
The Miami Hurricanes, now ranked at #4 in the country are coming off another thrilling victory over Florida State, as Larry Coker's squad continued their mastery of the Seminoles. It was their sixth straight win over their in-state rivals, despite being shutout 10-0 entering the 4th quarter. Fresh off that OT victory, the ‘Canes remain at home to play Louisiana Tech. The Bulldogs opened the 2004 campaign with two victories, getting by Nevada and most recently, UL-Lafayette. This is just the fourth all-time meeting between these two teams, with Miami claiming victory in the previous three. Last season, these two teams opened up their respective seasons against each another, with Miami cruising to a 48-9 victory in Shreveport. We look for a similar result here.
Long known as a passing team, the Bulldogs have gone the other way this year, as the team has relied heavily on the rushing talents of junior tailback Ryan Moats. The 5-9, 210-pounder has been unstoppable in his two outings, rushing for 257 yards each time out. While Moats has clearly been the straw that stirs the drink for La Tech, junior QB Donald Allen has been effective under center, despite limited throws. The offensive numbers will certainly be put to the test this week against a tremendous defense in Miami. For the Bulldogs, their “D” has played to mixed reviews. They have done well against the run, but the pass defense has suffered, as the Bulldogs have allowed 285 yards passing per game this season.
The Hurricanes turned it on when they had to last week against Florida State, but for a while, it looked as if they were headed for defeat. A great sight was the play of tailback Frank Gore, who has fought all the way back from two years of knee injuries to finally suit up and give the team production on the ground. In addition to scoring the winning TD in overtime, Gore was able to bang out 89 yards, on 18 carries against a very stout Florida State defense. He showed both speed and power in the game, and should only get stronger each time out as he gains more confidence. The play of quarterback Brock Berlin was inconsistent at best in 2003, and although he didn't light it up against the 'Noles, he did complete 20-of-36 passes for 255 yards and one TD. With a number of offensive threats, this is a Miami offense that should erupt soon, as we look for that to start on Saturday against La Tech. The Miami defense lost some serious talent last season, in the form of four first-round draft picks, but the unit that took the field last week didn't miss a beat. The Hurricanes swarmed the Seminoles after every snap, holding what was supposed to be a formidable FSU offense to just 165 yards of total offense. The rush defense was particularly impressive, limiting FSU's talented backfield to a mere 57 yards, on 1.6 yards per carry. The pass defense was strong as well, allowing just 108 yards in the game.
The Hurricanes made a huge splash in their ACC debut and with that now out of the way, the team can relax but we don’t expect a letdown here. With the La Tech pass defense being so weak, Berlin and the Miami passing attack should get rolling. While all eyes are on Moats, it'll be interesting to see how Frank Gore does. We look for him to have the best day of any back on the field on Saturday. Bulldog QB Allen has lived off his passes being set up by the Bulldog’s running game. That won’t happen here. Miami's defense will shut down Moats and put all the pressure on Allen. He has potential, but he will be way out of his league here. Meanwhile, the Miami offense will be able to do whatever it wants.
La Tech RB Ryan Moats steps into the Orange Bowl as college football's leading rusher thus far on the year. That will provide more than enough motivation for the Hurricanes “D” to show up and shut him down. That will leave the Bulldogs with little or no offense, and they are a poor 2-12-1 ATS when scoring less than 21 points. Miami was actually a slight home underdog against the Seminoles and they are 7-1 ATS off a SU dog win. During their current winning streak against FSU, they are 3-0 ATS after a SU & ATS win against the ‘Noles. They will cruise here as they bring the momentum from last week’s win into this game and blast the Bulldogs by more than 30 points.
PRO INFO SPORTS also presents the most POWERful handicapping tool available - The 2004 NFL POWER SYSTEM™ e-CYCLOPEDIA - with 400 computer-researched and documented 90%-100% ATS POWER SYSTEMS for every situation throughout the NFL season.
http://www.proinfosports.com/Power.html
POWER SYSTEMS™ are offered as an e-BOOK, on CD-ROM, or via subscription to the POWERePORT from PRO INFO SPORTS SERVICES & PRODUCTS.
http://www.proinfosports.com/ServProd.0.html
POWER SYSTEM™ & POWER SYSTEMS™ are TRADEMARKS of PRO INFO SPORTS. Beware of fraudulent scamdicappers and their unauthorized use of the term POWER SYSTEM(S)™ in violation of copyright and trademark laws. If they aren't PRO INFO SPORTS POWER SYSTEMS™ they aren't POWER SYSTEMS™!
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