| MW at TST | 08:00 PM | TST -4.5 | +500 |
| CSN at NDSU | 08:00 PM | O 155.5 | +500 |
| QNC at DUQ | 08:00 PM | DUQ -12.0***** O 161.5***** | +500 +500 |
| BUFF at DEP | 08:00 PM | DEP -18.5 | +500 |
| WOF at AUB | 08:00 PM | WOF +27.5***** | +500 |
| ARPB at OKLA | 08:00 PM | U 168.5 | +500 |
| AMCC at KU | 08:00 PM | KU -27.0***** | +500 |
| CARK at ARK | 08:00 PM | CARK +35.5 | +500 |
| MURR at SMU | 08:00 PM | MURR +10.0 O 163.5***** | +500 +500 |
| ARST at MOSU | 08:00 PM | MOSU -2.0***** | +500 |
| UK at LOU | 08:00 PM | UK +6.5 O 173.5***** | +500 +500 |
| UMES at NEB | 08:00 PM | U 149.5 | +500 |
| BALL at WIS | 08:30 PM | WIS -26.5 | +500 |
| TTU at ILL | 08:30 PM | TTU +3.5***** O 168.5***** | +500 +500 |
| PEAY at WYO | 08:30 PM | WYO -5.0 | +500 |
| UTRGV at BSU | 09:00 PM | BSU -17.0***** | +500 |
| HAMP at UVA | 09:00 PM | UVA -23.5 U 149.5***** | +500 +500 |
| UCRV at UNM | 09:00 PM | UNM -19.5 | +500 |
| MEM at MISS | 09:00 PM | MISS -10.0 U 152.0***** | +500 +500 |
| DEL at BYU | 09:00 PM | BYU -36.0 | +500 |
| NAU at ARIZ | 09:00 PM | ARIZ -36.0***** | +500 |
| WIU at CSB | 09:30 PM | CSB -6.5***** | +500 |
| UCSB at SAC | 10:00 PM | UCSB -6.5 | +500 |
| CREI at GONZ | 10:00 PM | CREI +11.5***** U 165.0***** | +500 +500 |
| MONT at UNLV | 10:00 PM | MONT +10.5 | +500 |
| OHIO at SMC | 10:00 PM | SMC -18.0 | +500 |
MW at TST08:00 PM
TST -4.5
+500CSN at NDSU08:00 PM
O 155.5
+500QNC at DUQ08:00 PM
DUQ -12.0*****
O 161.5*****
+500 +500BUFF at DEP08:00 PM
DEP -18.5
+500WOF at AUB08:00 PM
WOF +27.5*****
+500ARPB at OKLA08:00 PM
U 168.5
+500AMCC at KU08:00 PM
KU -27.0*****
+500CARK at ARK08:00 PM
CARK +35.5
+500MURR at SMU08:00 PM
MURR +10.0
O 163.5*****
+500 +500ARST at MOSU08:00 PM
MOSU -2.0*****
+500UK at LOU08:00 PM
UK +6.5
O 173.5*****
+500 +500UMES at NEB08:00 PM
U 149.5
+500BALL at WIS08:30 PM
WIS -26.5
+500TTU at ILL08:30 PM
TTU +3.5*****
O 168.5*****
+500 +500PEAY at WYO08:30 PM
WYO -5.0
+500UTRGV at BSU09:00 PM
BSU -17.0*****
+500HAMP at UVA09:00 PM
UVA -23.5
U 149.5*****
+500 +500UCRV at UNM09:00 PM
UNM -19.5
+500MEM at MISS09:00 PM
MISS -10.0
U 152.0*****
+500 +500DEL at BYU09:00 PM
BYU -36.0
+500NAU at ARIZ09:00 PM
ARIZ -36.0*****
+500WIU at CSB09:30 PM
CSB -6.5*****
+500UCSB at SAC10:00 PM
UCSB -6.5
+500CREI at GONZ10:00 PM
CREI +11.5*****
U 165.0*****
+500 +500MONT at UNLV10:00 PM
MONT +10.5
+500OHIO at SMC10:00 PM
SMC -18.0
+500
TST -4.5
+500CSN at NDSU08:00 PM
O 155.5
+500QNC at DUQ08:00 PM
DUQ -12.0*****
O 161.5*****
+500 +500BUFF at DEP08:00 PM
DEP -18.5
+500WOF at AUB08:00 PM
WOF +27.5*****
+500ARPB at OKLA08:00 PM
U 168.5
+500AMCC at KU08:00 PM
KU -27.0*****
+500CARK at ARK08:00 PM
CARK +35.5
+500MURR at SMU08:00 PM
MURR +10.0
O 163.5*****
+500 +500ARST at MOSU08:00 PM
MOSU -2.0*****
+500UK at LOU08:00 PM
UK +6.5
O 173.5*****
+500 +500UMES at NEB08:00 PM
U 149.5
+500BALL at WIS08:30 PM
WIS -26.5
+500TTU at ILL08:30 PM
TTU +3.5*****
O 168.5*****
+500 +500PEAY at WYO08:30 PM
WYO -5.0
+500UTRGV at BSU09:00 PM
BSU -17.0*****
+500HAMP at UVA09:00 PM
UVA -23.5
U 149.5*****
+500 +500UCRV at UNM09:00 PM
UNM -19.5
+500MEM at MISS09:00 PM
MISS -10.0
U 152.0*****
+500 +500DEL at BYU09:00 PM
BYU -36.0
+500NAU at ARIZ09:00 PM
ARIZ -36.0*****
+500WIU at CSB09:30 PM
CSB -6.5*****
+500UCSB at SAC10:00 PM
UCSB -6.5
+500CREI at GONZ10:00 PM
CREI +11.5*****
U 165.0*****
+500 +500MONT at UNLV10:00 PM
MONT +10.5
+500OHIO at SMC10:00 PM
SMC -18.0
+500
CNOTES NOVEMBER'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL BEST BET'S
11/11/2025..............13 - 15 - 0...............46.42%.................- 17.50
11/10/2025.................7 - 5 - 0...............55.33%.................+ 7.50
11/09/2025.................9 - 7 - 0................56.25%................+ 6.50
11/08/2025...............17 - 20 - 0.............45.94%..................- 25.00
11/07/2025..................9 - 7 - 0..............56.25%..................+ 6.50
11/06/2025..................5 - 4 - 1..............55.55%..................+ 3.00
11/05/2025..................7 - 1 - 0..............87.50%..................+ 29.50
11/04/2025..................3 - 6 - 0..............33.33%..................- 18.00
11/02/2025...............13 - 11 - 0..............54.16%..................+ 4.50
TOTALS......................83- 76- 1..............52.20%...................- 3.00
11/11/2025..............13 - 15 - 0...............46.42%.................- 17.50
11/10/2025.................7 - 5 - 0...............55.33%.................+ 7.50
11/09/2025.................9 - 7 - 0................56.25%................+ 6.50
11/08/2025...............17 - 20 - 0.............45.94%..................- 25.00
11/07/2025..................9 - 7 - 0..............56.25%..................+ 6.50
11/06/2025..................5 - 4 - 1..............55.55%..................+ 3.00
11/05/2025..................7 - 1 - 0..............87.50%..................+ 29.50
11/04/2025..................3 - 6 - 0..............33.33%..................- 18.00
11/02/2025...............13 - 11 - 0..............54.16%..................+ 4.50
TOTALS......................83- 76- 1..............52.20%...................- 3.00
Wednesday’s 6-pack:
Odds on guys to be the Giants’ next coach:
7-1- Mike McCarthy
8-1- Klint Kubiak
9-1- Steve Spagnuolo
19-2- Lou Anarumo
10-1- Kliff Kingsbury
12-1- Jesse Minter, Jeff Hafley
Quote of the Day
“We believe our pitching is a strength. Doesn’t mean we wouldn’t want to add more pitching. We will certainly be opportunistic on the pitching side. There are some things that we’d like to do on the pitching side, but run scoring was the thing that got in our way more than anything. And we’ve got to add to that.”
Pirates’ GM Ben Cherington
Wednesday’s quiz
Who was the basketball coach at Boston College, last time they made the NCAA Tournament?
(Hint: He played in the ABA and NBA)
Tuesday’s quiz
In the movie The Rewrite, Hugh Grant plays an Oscar-winning screen writer who leaves Hollywood when his career takes a downturn; he gets a job teaching writing at SUNY-Binghamton.
Monday’s quiz
Colts’ QB Daniel Jones played his college football at Duke.
**********************************
Deacons led 77-70, missed nine of last 10 shots from floor.
Michigan was 25-37 on foul line, Wake 16-21
Michigan big man Mara had 18 points, 13 rebounds, six assists.
Watching this game, it felt a lot like March. Excellent game.
— Illinois 81, Texas Tech 77
Stojakovic scored 23 points in 26:00 off the bench.
JT Toppin scored 35 points for Tech
Illinois was 16-23 on foul line, Red Raiders 3-4
— Gonzaga 90, Creighton 63
Zags outscored Creighton 46-25 in second half.
Rough start to season for Big East:
DePaul lost to Buffalo
Xavier lost to Santa Clara
Marquette lost by 23 to Indiana
St John’s lost to Arizona, giving up 103 points.
Villanova lost to BYU.
Providence lost to Virginia Tech
— Florida 78, Florida State 76
Gators were favored by 16.5 points.
Florida out-rebounded the Seminoles, 58-36
Florida shot 57.6% inside the arc, was minus-8 in turnovers.
— Louisville 96, Kentucky 88
Louisville had only six turnovers, shot 62.1% inside the arc.
Cardinals were 13-40 on the arc, 18-29 inside the arc.
Louisville led 53-46 at halftime.
— Cincinnati 74, Dayton 62
Dayton shot 2-26 behind the arc.
Cincinnati led 27-11 early, turned ball over 24 times (minus-11)
— Ole Miss 83, Memphis 77
Ole Miss made 8 of their 13 3-point shots.
Rebels were 21-33 on foul line, Memphis 14-20.
— Cal-Santa Barbara 92, Sacramento State 87
Gauchos shot 13-27 on arc, scored 1.26 points/possession.
Thru three games, UCSB’s eFG% is 62.6% (#17 in country)
— Arkansas State 86, Missouri State 85
Missouri State led by 16 late in the first half.
Arkansas State scored 33 points in 1st half, 53 in 2nd half.
— Central Connecticut 60, Boston College 59
Eagles have already lost to FAU and now this game. Not good for a program that hasn’t had a winning record in the ACC since 2011. BC led this game by 11 early in the second half.
— Famous birthdays, November 12th:
Al Michaels, 81
Neil Young, 80
Jody Davis, 69
Ryan Gosling, 45
Anne Hathaway, 43
Charlie Morton, 42
Russell Westbrook, 37
Marcell Ozuna, 35
Dexter Lawrence, 28
Terrell Burgess, 27
Addison Barger, 26
Paolo Banchero, 23
— New Jersey Jets are the only team since 1950 with zero or one takeaway in their first nine games of a season.
Since 1950, fewest takeaways in first nine games:
1- Jets, 2025
3- Jets, 2014
4- Falcons, 2019
4- Steelers 2011
— Tampa Bay Bucs’ rookie WR Emeka Egbuka was the 2011 national champion in the Pitch, Hit and Run baseball competition, when he was 10 years old.
— When the Houston Texans rallied to beat the Jaguars 36-29 Sunday, it was the first-ever NFL game that ended with a 36-29 score.
— LSU fired football coach Brian Kelly when he had $54M left on his contract; now the school is trying to weasel out of paying Kelly what they owe him, A lawyer who is familiar with cases like this says that when all is said and done, it is highly unlikely that Kelly won’t get all that money.
— Listening to lot of early season college basketball games, have already heard 3-4 guys say that this is the best freshman class in college basketball in the last 20 years..
— St John’s is expected to be a Top 5/Top 10 team this year, but they only have one player from New York City, which is unusual for them.
— ESPN is putting out Bracketology already, predicting the 68-team brackets for the NCAA Tournament, which starts more than four months from now. Give it a rest guys, let the kids play some games before projecting the tournament.
Odds on guys to be the Giants’ next coach:
7-1- Mike McCarthy
8-1- Klint Kubiak
9-1- Steve Spagnuolo
19-2- Lou Anarumo
10-1- Kliff Kingsbury
12-1- Jesse Minter, Jeff Hafley
Quote of the Day
“We believe our pitching is a strength. Doesn’t mean we wouldn’t want to add more pitching. We will certainly be opportunistic on the pitching side. There are some things that we’d like to do on the pitching side, but run scoring was the thing that got in our way more than anything. And we’ve got to add to that.”
Pirates’ GM Ben Cherington
Wednesday’s quiz
Who was the basketball coach at Boston College, last time they made the NCAA Tournament?
(Hint: He played in the ABA and NBA)
Tuesday’s quiz
In the movie The Rewrite, Hugh Grant plays an Oscar-winning screen writer who leaves Hollywood when his career takes a downturn; he gets a job teaching writing at SUNY-Binghamton.
Monday’s quiz
Colts’ QB Daniel Jones played his college football at Duke.
**********************************
Wednesday’s Den: Mid-week musings……
— Michigan 85, Wake Forest 84Deacons led 77-70, missed nine of last 10 shots from floor.
Michigan was 25-37 on foul line, Wake 16-21
Michigan big man Mara had 18 points, 13 rebounds, six assists.
Watching this game, it felt a lot like March. Excellent game.
— Illinois 81, Texas Tech 77
Stojakovic scored 23 points in 26:00 off the bench.
JT Toppin scored 35 points for Tech
Illinois was 16-23 on foul line, Red Raiders 3-4
— Gonzaga 90, Creighton 63
Zags outscored Creighton 46-25 in second half.
Rough start to season for Big East:
DePaul lost to Buffalo
Xavier lost to Santa Clara
Marquette lost by 23 to Indiana
St John’s lost to Arizona, giving up 103 points.
Villanova lost to BYU.
Providence lost to Virginia Tech
— Florida 78, Florida State 76
Gators were favored by 16.5 points.
Florida out-rebounded the Seminoles, 58-36
Florida shot 57.6% inside the arc, was minus-8 in turnovers.
— Louisville 96, Kentucky 88
Louisville had only six turnovers, shot 62.1% inside the arc.
Cardinals were 13-40 on the arc, 18-29 inside the arc.
Louisville led 53-46 at halftime.
— Cincinnati 74, Dayton 62
Dayton shot 2-26 behind the arc.
Cincinnati led 27-11 early, turned ball over 24 times (minus-11)
— Ole Miss 83, Memphis 77
Ole Miss made 8 of their 13 3-point shots.
Rebels were 21-33 on foul line, Memphis 14-20.
— Cal-Santa Barbara 92, Sacramento State 87
Gauchos shot 13-27 on arc, scored 1.26 points/possession.
Thru three games, UCSB’s eFG% is 62.6% (#17 in country)
— Arkansas State 86, Missouri State 85
Missouri State led by 16 late in the first half.
Arkansas State scored 33 points in 1st half, 53 in 2nd half.
— Central Connecticut 60, Boston College 59
Eagles have already lost to FAU and now this game. Not good for a program that hasn’t had a winning record in the ACC since 2011. BC led this game by 11 early in the second half.
— Famous birthdays, November 12th:
Al Michaels, 81
Neil Young, 80
Jody Davis, 69
Ryan Gosling, 45
Anne Hathaway, 43
Charlie Morton, 42
Russell Westbrook, 37
Marcell Ozuna, 35
Dexter Lawrence, 28
Terrell Burgess, 27
Addison Barger, 26
Paolo Banchero, 23
— New Jersey Jets are the only team since 1950 with zero or one takeaway in their first nine games of a season.
Since 1950, fewest takeaways in first nine games:
1- Jets, 2025
3- Jets, 2014
4- Falcons, 2019
4- Steelers 2011
— Tampa Bay Bucs’ rookie WR Emeka Egbuka was the 2011 national champion in the Pitch, Hit and Run baseball competition, when he was 10 years old.
— When the Houston Texans rallied to beat the Jaguars 36-29 Sunday, it was the first-ever NFL game that ended with a 36-29 score.
— LSU fired football coach Brian Kelly when he had $54M left on his contract; now the school is trying to weasel out of paying Kelly what they owe him, A lawyer who is familiar with cases like this says that when all is said and done, it is highly unlikely that Kelly won’t get all that money.
— Listening to lot of early season college basketball games, have already heard 3-4 guys say that this is the best freshman class in college basketball in the last 20 years..
— St John’s is expected to be a Top 5/Top 10 team this year, but they only have one player from New York City, which is unusual for them.
— ESPN is putting out Bracketology already, predicting the 68-team brackets for the NCAA Tournament, which starts more than four months from now. Give it a rest guys, let the kids play some games before projecting the tournament.
NCAAB
Wednesday, November 12
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trend Report
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wednesday, November 12
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trend Report
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wednesday, November 12
| Game | Time(ET) | Pick | Units |
|---|---|---|---|
| BING at GTWN | 06:30 PM | BING +27.5 | +500 |
| JMU at LONG | 07:00 PM | JMU -1.0 | +500 |
| SIE at SBON | 07:00 PM | SBON -9.5 | +500 |
| IPFW at WMU | 07:00 PM | IPFW -3.0***** | +500 |
| SPC at VCU | 07:00 PM | VCU -21.5 | +500 |
| MILW at IND | 07:00 PM | IND -25.0 | +500 |
| PRE at SCAR | 07:00 PM | SCAR -15.5****** | +500 |
| ELON at MRSH | 07:00 PM | ELON +9.5***** | +500 |
| AMER at GW | 07:00 PM | AMER +17.5 | +500 |
| NKU at ETSU | 07:00 PM | NKU +6.5***** | +500 |
| COPP at USF | 07:00 PM | COPP +34.5 | +500 |
| OAK at HOU | 08:00 PM | OAK +30.5***** | +500 |
| FDU at TEX | 08:00 PM | TEX -31.5 | +500 |
| NICH at VALP | 08:00 PM | VALP -2.5 | +500 |
| UNCG at NCST | 08:00 PM | NCST -30.5 | +500 |
| MINN at MIZZ | 08:00 PM | MIZZ -7.0 | +500 |
| UALR at MARQ | 08:00 PM | UALR +21.0***** | +500 |
| TLSA at ORU | 08:00 PM | O 159.5***** | +500 |
| CP at CSU | 09:00 PM | CSU -18.5 | +500 |
| UNT at ORST | 09:30 PM | U 134.0***** | +500 |
| SDST at ORE | 09:30 PM | SDST +16.5***** | +500 |
| EWU at SEA | 10:00 PM | SEA -8.0 | +500 |
CNOTES NOVEMBER'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL BEST BET'S
11/12/2025................5 - 4 - 0.................55.55%.................+ 3.00
11/11/2025..............13 - 15 - 0...............46.42%.................- 17.50
11/10/2025.................7 - 5 - 0...............55.33%.................+ 7.50
11/09/2025.................9 - 7 - 0................56.25%................+ 6.50
11/08/2025...............17 - 20 - 0.............45.94%..................- 25.00
11/07/2025..................9 - 7 - 0..............56.25%..................+ 6.50
11/06/2025..................5 - 4 - 1..............55.55%..................+ 3.00
11/05/2025..................7 - 1 - 0..............87.50%..................+ 29.50
11/04/2025..................3 - 6 - 0..............33.33%..................- 18.00
11/02/2025...............13 - 11 - 0..............54.16%..................+ 4.50
TOTALS......................88- 80- 1..............52.30%.................... + 0.00
11/12/2025................5 - 4 - 0.................55.55%.................+ 3.00
11/11/2025..............13 - 15 - 0...............46.42%.................- 17.50
11/10/2025.................7 - 5 - 0...............55.33%.................+ 7.50
11/09/2025.................9 - 7 - 0................56.25%................+ 6.50
11/08/2025...............17 - 20 - 0.............45.94%..................- 25.00
11/07/2025..................9 - 7 - 0..............56.25%..................+ 6.50
11/06/2025..................5 - 4 - 1..............55.55%..................+ 3.00
11/05/2025..................7 - 1 - 0..............87.50%..................+ 29.50
11/04/2025..................3 - 6 - 0..............33.33%..................- 18.00
11/02/2025...............13 - 11 - 0..............54.16%..................+ 4.50
TOTALS......................88- 80- 1..............52.30%.................... + 0.00
Thursday’s 6-pack:
College football spreads for this week:
— Clemson @ Louisville (-2.5)
— South Florida (-9.5) @ Navy
— Arizona @ Cincinnati (-6.5)
— Arkansas @ LSU (-5.5)
— Oklahoma @ Alabama (-5.5)
— Iowa @ USC (-6.5)
Quote of the Day
“If you got me on fantasy, get rid of me.”
Eagles WR AJ Brown, upset with his usage this season
Thursday’s quiz
What team did Shaquille O’Neal finish his year 19-year NBA career with?
Wednesday’s quiz
Al Skinner was the basketball coach at Boston College, last time they made the NCAA Tournament.
Tuesday’s quiz
In the movie The Rewrite, Hugh Grant plays an Oscar-winning screen writer who leaves Hollywood when his career takes a downturn; he gets a job teaching writing at SUNY-Binghamton.
***********************************
So began every episode of The Odd Couple, one of the funniest TV shows ever, about a finicky photographer sharing an apartment in New York City with a sloppy sportswriter.
I spent countless hours watching re-runs on Odd Couple reruns on TV; the show is still out there on TV, on Paramount+ or Prime Video. Great stuff.
Happy Felix Unger Day!!!!
By the way, the late Garry Marshall was one of the creators of The Odd Couple; November 13 was his birthday.
— Jameis Winston is starting at QB for the Giants this week, when they host Green Bay in their first game under interim coach Mike Kafka.
Winston has a 36-51 record as an NFL starter; he was 2-5 starting for Cleveland last year.
— Cardinals’ WR Marvin Harrison Jr had an appendectomy, is out for a few weeks; Harrison has caught 31 passes for 492 yards and three TD’s.
— You think about the NFL games in Europe that start at 9:30am here in New York, then think about the poor souls that work in Las Vegas sports books. Those games start at 6:30am out there, so the people who take the bets probably have to be there at 5:30 or so. Not great; the casinos are open 24 hours a day, the sports books are not.
— Famous birthdays, November 13th:
Wes Parker, 86
Joe Mantegna, 78
Chris Noth, 71
Whoopi Goldberg, 70
Rex Linn, 69
Jimmy Kimmel, 58
Pat Hentgen, 57
Gerard Butler, 56
Ron Artest, 46
Asdrubal Cabrera, 40
Trevor Rogers, 28
Brett Baty, 26
— Central Michigan 38, Buffalo 19
Chippewas scored two defensive touchdowns.
Buffalo gained 398 yards, but turned ball over five times.
Central Michigan is bowl eligible for first time in four years.
— Northern Illinois 45, UMass 3
Huskies led 31-0 at halftime.
NIU outgained UMass, 433-262.
Huskies ran for 318 yards, only threw 8 passes the whole game.
— Toledo 24, Miami 3
Both teams turned ball over three times.
With the win, Toledo is bowl eligible.
Miami was 5-16 on third down, 2-6 on fourth down.
— Kent State 42, Akron 35 OT
Kent State led this game 35-17 in the 4th quarter.
Akron forced OT, scoring a TD with 1:59 left in regulation.
Kent QB DeShields threw for 317 yards, five TD’s.
— Western Michigan 17, Ohio U 13
Western Michigan becomes bowl eligible with the win.
Both teams ran ball for over 200 yards.
Teams combined to convert only 3-19 third down plays.
— Movie of the Day: PS I Love You (2007)- A young widow discovers that her late husband left her ten messages intended to help ease her pain, and to help her start a new life.
Gerard Butler plays the husband, Hillary Swank the widow; also in the cast: Gina Gershon, Lisa Kudrow, Kathy Bates, Harry Connick Jr. Very good movie.
— Michigan-Northwestern have a football game at Wrigley Field this week; Northwestern’s home stadium is being renovated this year. Wildcats are 5-4 right now, Michigan 7-2.
— Dallas Mavericks fired GM Nico Harrison after the team started out 3-8; Dallas traded star Luka Doncic to the Lakers last year, then went 39-43, aggravating a lot of the fanbase; they won the draft lottery and took Cooper Flagg this year, but the team is off to another rough start.
— NBA trends, dealing with teams playing back/back nights:
Home teams who played on road night before are 1-8 ATS
Home teams who played at home night before are 15-9 ATS
Road teams who played at home night before are 5-3 ATS
Road teams who played on road night before are 11-10 ATS
College football spreads for this week:
— Clemson @ Louisville (-2.5)
— South Florida (-9.5) @ Navy
— Arizona @ Cincinnati (-6.5)
— Arkansas @ LSU (-5.5)
— Oklahoma @ Alabama (-5.5)
— Iowa @ USC (-6.5)
Quote of the Day
“If you got me on fantasy, get rid of me.”
Eagles WR AJ Brown, upset with his usage this season
Thursday’s quiz
What team did Shaquille O’Neal finish his year 19-year NBA career with?
Wednesday’s quiz
Al Skinner was the basketball coach at Boston College, last time they made the NCAA Tournament.
Tuesday’s quiz
In the movie The Rewrite, Hugh Grant plays an Oscar-winning screen writer who leaves Hollywood when his career takes a downturn; he gets a job teaching writing at SUNY-Binghamton.
***********************************
Thursday’s Den: Happy Felix Unger Day!!!
“On November 13, Felix Unger was asked to leave his place of residence. That request came from his wife……..”So began every episode of The Odd Couple, one of the funniest TV shows ever, about a finicky photographer sharing an apartment in New York City with a sloppy sportswriter.
I spent countless hours watching re-runs on Odd Couple reruns on TV; the show is still out there on TV, on Paramount+ or Prime Video. Great stuff.
Happy Felix Unger Day!!!!
By the way, the late Garry Marshall was one of the creators of The Odd Couple; November 13 was his birthday.
— Jameis Winston is starting at QB for the Giants this week, when they host Green Bay in their first game under interim coach Mike Kafka.
Winston has a 36-51 record as an NFL starter; he was 2-5 starting for Cleveland last year.
— Cardinals’ WR Marvin Harrison Jr had an appendectomy, is out for a few weeks; Harrison has caught 31 passes for 492 yards and three TD’s.
— You think about the NFL games in Europe that start at 9:30am here in New York, then think about the poor souls that work in Las Vegas sports books. Those games start at 6:30am out there, so the people who take the bets probably have to be there at 5:30 or so. Not great; the casinos are open 24 hours a day, the sports books are not.
— Famous birthdays, November 13th:
Wes Parker, 86
Joe Mantegna, 78
Chris Noth, 71
Whoopi Goldberg, 70
Rex Linn, 69
Jimmy Kimmel, 58
Pat Hentgen, 57
Gerard Butler, 56
Ron Artest, 46
Asdrubal Cabrera, 40
Trevor Rogers, 28
Brett Baty, 26
— Central Michigan 38, Buffalo 19
Chippewas scored two defensive touchdowns.
Buffalo gained 398 yards, but turned ball over five times.
Central Michigan is bowl eligible for first time in four years.
— Northern Illinois 45, UMass 3
Huskies led 31-0 at halftime.
NIU outgained UMass, 433-262.
Huskies ran for 318 yards, only threw 8 passes the whole game.
— Toledo 24, Miami 3
Both teams turned ball over three times.
With the win, Toledo is bowl eligible.
Miami was 5-16 on third down, 2-6 on fourth down.
— Kent State 42, Akron 35 OT
Kent State led this game 35-17 in the 4th quarter.
Akron forced OT, scoring a TD with 1:59 left in regulation.
Kent QB DeShields threw for 317 yards, five TD’s.
— Western Michigan 17, Ohio U 13
Western Michigan becomes bowl eligible with the win.
Both teams ran ball for over 200 yards.
Teams combined to convert only 3-19 third down plays.
— Movie of the Day: PS I Love You (2007)- A young widow discovers that her late husband left her ten messages intended to help ease her pain, and to help her start a new life.
Gerard Butler plays the husband, Hillary Swank the widow; also in the cast: Gina Gershon, Lisa Kudrow, Kathy Bates, Harry Connick Jr. Very good movie.
— Michigan-Northwestern have a football game at Wrigley Field this week; Northwestern’s home stadium is being renovated this year. Wildcats are 5-4 right now, Michigan 7-2.
— Dallas Mavericks fired GM Nico Harrison after the team started out 3-8; Dallas traded star Luka Doncic to the Lakers last year, then went 39-43, aggravating a lot of the fanbase; they won the draft lottery and took Cooper Flagg this year, but the team is off to another rough start.
— NBA trends, dealing with teams playing back/back nights:
Home teams who played on road night before are 1-8 ATS
Home teams who played at home night before are 15-9 ATS
Road teams who played at home night before are 5-3 ATS
Road teams who played on road night before are 11-10 ATS
NCAAB
Thursday, November 13
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trend Report
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Thursday, November 13
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trend Report
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Thursday, November 13
| Game | Time(ET) | Pick | Units |
|---|---|---|---|
| PITT at WVU | 06:00 PM | PITT +6.5***** | +500 |
| COR at LAF | 06:00 PM | COR -4.5 O 160.0***** | +500 +500 |
| SJSU at MSU | 06:30 PM | SJSU +24.5***** | +500 |
| MASSL at CLMB | 07:00 PM | CLMB -13.5***** U 156.5 | +500 +500 |
| MONM at HALL | 07:00 PM | HALL -15.5 | +500 |
| PUR at ALA | 07:00 PM | ALA -3.0***** O 172.0***** | +500 +500 |
| ALCN at HOW | 07:00 PM | HOW -7.0 | +500 |
| LMC at MASS | 07:00 PM | MASS -15.5 U 155.0***** | +500 +500 |
| USM at GRAM | 07:30 PM | USM +1.5***** | +500 |
| L-IL at WICH | 07:30 PM | L-IL +5.0***** | +500 |
| GB at STT | 08:00 PM | STT -13.5***** | +500 |
| FIU at LSU | 08:00 PM | LSU -21.0 | +500 |
| CHSO at AAMU | 08:00 PM | CHSO +1.5***** | +500 |
| CAL at KSU | 09:00 PM | KSU -6.5 O 164.0***** | +500 +500 |
CNOTES NOVEMBER'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL BEST BET'S
11/13/2025................4 - 7 - 0.................36.36%.................- 18.50
11/12/2025................5 - 4 - 0.................55.55%.................+ 3.00
11/11/2025..............13 - 15 - 0...............46.42%.................- 17.50
11/10/2025.................7 - 5 - 0...............55.33%.................+ 7.50
11/09/2025.................9 - 7 - 0................56.25%................+ 6.50
11/08/2025...............17 - 20 - 0.............45.94%..................- 25.00
11/07/2025..................9 - 7 - 0..............56.25%..................+ 6.50
11/06/2025..................5 - 4 - 1..............55.55%..................+ 3.00
11/05/2025..................7 - 1 - 0..............87.50%..................+ 29.50
11/04/2025..................3 - 6 - 0..............33.33%..................- 18.00
11/02/2025...............13 - 11 - 0..............54.16%..................+ 4.50
TOTALS.........................92- 87- 1..............51.39%...................- 18.50
11/13/2025................4 - 7 - 0.................36.36%.................- 18.50
11/12/2025................5 - 4 - 0.................55.55%.................+ 3.00
11/11/2025..............13 - 15 - 0...............46.42%.................- 17.50
11/10/2025.................7 - 5 - 0...............55.33%.................+ 7.50
11/09/2025.................9 - 7 - 0................56.25%................+ 6.50
11/08/2025...............17 - 20 - 0.............45.94%..................- 25.00
11/07/2025..................9 - 7 - 0..............56.25%..................+ 6.50
11/06/2025..................5 - 4 - 1..............55.55%..................+ 3.00
11/05/2025..................7 - 1 - 0..............87.50%..................+ 29.50
11/04/2025..................3 - 6 - 0..............33.33%..................- 18.00
11/02/2025...............13 - 11 - 0..............54.16%..................+ 4.50
TOTALS.........................92- 87- 1..............51.39%...................- 18.50
Friday’s 6-pack:
NFL spreads for this week:
— Packers (-7.5) @ NJ Giants
— 49ers (-2.5) @ Arizona
— Ravens (-7.5) @ Cleveland
— Chiefs (-3.5) @ Denver
— Lions @ Philadelphia (-2.5)
— Cowboys (-3.5) @ Las Vegas
Quote of the Day
“The city of Dallas, the fans, the players, they’ll always have a special place in my heart. I thought I was going to stay there forever, but I didn’t. So that will always be a special place for me. I will always call it home. But right now, I’m focused on the Lakers and trying to move on. But obviously, always there will be a part of me there. But just trying to move on and focus on what I’m doing here.”
Luka Doncic
Friday’s quiz
Who is the all-time leader in passing yardage for Iowa State?
Thursday’s quiz
Shaquille O’Neal finished his year 19-year NBA career with the Celtics.
Wednesday’s quiz
Al Skinner was the basketball coach at Boston College, last time they made the NCAA Tournament.
************************************
Jets drove 72 plays on 14 plays on first drive, led 7-0.
Jets’ next four drives: 15 plays, 25 yards, four punts.
Jets averaged only 3.6 yards/pass attempt.
QB Fields is 16-37 as an NFL starter.
Patriots won their last eight games (7-1 ATS).
New England outgained the Jets, 336-245.
New England won 18 of last 20 series games.
Jets are 1-10 SU/2-8-1 ATS in last 11 visits to Foxboro.
— Old Dominion 33, Troy 0
QB Joseph threw for 147 yards and a TD, ran for 90 yards, 2 TD’s
7-3 Old Dominion ran ball 47 times for 351 yards (7.5 yards/carry).
Monarchs outgained Troy, 503-138.
— Purdue 87, Alabama 80
Alabama led by 4 with 11:34 left in the game.
Crimson Tide shot 16-44 on the arc, 12-22 inside the arc.
Senior G Smith scored 29 points for Purdue.
— West Virginia 71, Pittsburgh 49
Solid win for the Big X against an ACC team.
4-0 Mountaineers led 34-25 at halftime.
Pitt shot just 5-20 on the arc, was only 4-6 on foul line.
— Wednesday night at Oregon State, Beavers were tied 64-64 vs North Texas with 0:05 left; UNT had the ball- they called timeout, but they didn’t have a timeout, so Oregon State made the foul shots and won a game they trailed 59-46 with 7:11 left, 64-57 with 2:10 left.
Oregon State is 3-0, with wins by 2-3-2 points.
— Kansas State 99, California 96
Cal lost despite shooting 15-28 on the arc.
K-State shot 70.7% inside the arc, scored 1.27 points/possession.
Thru three games, 3-0 K-State is shooting 37-68 (54.4%) on the arc.
— Tennessee-Martin is off to a 3-0 start, with wins at UNLV, Bradley.
Skyhawks were a 16-point underdog at UNLV
Skyhawks were a 15-point underdog at Bradley
All five of Tennessee-Martin’s starters are from eastern Europe; their poster has guys from 11 different countries. The NIL era has made college ball more appealing to foreign players.
— Louisville beat Kentucky 96-88 the other night; Cardinals are 3-0 this season and in 1+ years under Pat Kelsey, Louisville is 30-8, after going 25-71 the three years before Kelsey was hired.
Louisville is playing #26 pace so far this year, shooting 68.8% inside the arc (#6). ACC teams are a combined 49-6 so far this season; it is still early, but ACC looks like a much-improved league.
— Famous birthdays, November 14th:
Jack Sikma, 70
Patrick Warburton, 61
Curt Schilling, 59
Josh Duhamel, 53
Aaron Taylor, 53
Xavier Nady, 47
Matt LaFleur, 46
Kyle Orton, 43
Francisco Lindor, 32
DeVonta Smith, 27
— Cal Raleigh hit 60 home runs this year as a switch-hitting catcher, playing home games in a ballpark that is a lousy hitter’s park, but he didn’t win MVP, Aaron Judge did.
Judge is a great player, no doubt, but Raleigh led Seattle to its first division title in over 20 years; if he did what he did in New York, he might’ve been a unanimous MVP.
— Dodgers have won the last two World Series; they have $87M coming off their payroll this winter, which will allow them to re-stock the shelves with some more good players, and they generally get whoever they want in free agency.
— There were 54 relief pitchers this season with 5+ saves.
— Free agent Kyle Schwarber is going to break the bank this winter; he hit 23 home runs against lefty pitchers this season, the most homers EVER by a lefty hitter against lefty pitchers.
— The family of the late San Diego Padres owner Peter Seidler is looking into selling the team; Padres have made the playoffs three times in the last four years and won 90+ games in back-to-back seasons- they drew 3M+ fans the last three years.
— Stephen Curry and sneaker company Under Armour are parting ways and ending their long-standing partnership; Curry left Nike and signed with Under Armour in 2013. Curry’s new brand, Curry Brand, will move forward independently- he’ll be a sneaker free agent.
NFL spreads for this week:
— Packers (-7.5) @ NJ Giants
— 49ers (-2.5) @ Arizona
— Ravens (-7.5) @ Cleveland
— Chiefs (-3.5) @ Denver
— Lions @ Philadelphia (-2.5)
— Cowboys (-3.5) @ Las Vegas
Quote of the Day
“The city of Dallas, the fans, the players, they’ll always have a special place in my heart. I thought I was going to stay there forever, but I didn’t. So that will always be a special place for me. I will always call it home. But right now, I’m focused on the Lakers and trying to move on. But obviously, always there will be a part of me there. But just trying to move on and focus on what I’m doing here.”
Luka Doncic
Friday’s quiz
Who is the all-time leader in passing yardage for Iowa State?
Thursday’s quiz
Shaquille O’Neal finished his year 19-year NBA career with the Celtics.
Wednesday’s quiz
Al Skinner was the basketball coach at Boston College, last time they made the NCAA Tournament.
************************************
Friday’s Den: Clearing out a cluttered mind…….
— Patriots 27, Jets 14Jets drove 72 plays on 14 plays on first drive, led 7-0.
Jets’ next four drives: 15 plays, 25 yards, four punts.
Jets averaged only 3.6 yards/pass attempt.
QB Fields is 16-37 as an NFL starter.
Patriots won their last eight games (7-1 ATS).
New England outgained the Jets, 336-245.
New England won 18 of last 20 series games.
Jets are 1-10 SU/2-8-1 ATS in last 11 visits to Foxboro.
— Old Dominion 33, Troy 0
QB Joseph threw for 147 yards and a TD, ran for 90 yards, 2 TD’s
7-3 Old Dominion ran ball 47 times for 351 yards (7.5 yards/carry).
Monarchs outgained Troy, 503-138.
— Purdue 87, Alabama 80
Alabama led by 4 with 11:34 left in the game.
Crimson Tide shot 16-44 on the arc, 12-22 inside the arc.
Senior G Smith scored 29 points for Purdue.
— West Virginia 71, Pittsburgh 49
Solid win for the Big X against an ACC team.
4-0 Mountaineers led 34-25 at halftime.
Pitt shot just 5-20 on the arc, was only 4-6 on foul line.
— Wednesday night at Oregon State, Beavers were tied 64-64 vs North Texas with 0:05 left; UNT had the ball- they called timeout, but they didn’t have a timeout, so Oregon State made the foul shots and won a game they trailed 59-46 with 7:11 left, 64-57 with 2:10 left.
Oregon State is 3-0, with wins by 2-3-2 points.
— Kansas State 99, California 96
Cal lost despite shooting 15-28 on the arc.
K-State shot 70.7% inside the arc, scored 1.27 points/possession.
Thru three games, 3-0 K-State is shooting 37-68 (54.4%) on the arc.
— Tennessee-Martin is off to a 3-0 start, with wins at UNLV, Bradley.
Skyhawks were a 16-point underdog at UNLV
Skyhawks were a 15-point underdog at Bradley
All five of Tennessee-Martin’s starters are from eastern Europe; their poster has guys from 11 different countries. The NIL era has made college ball more appealing to foreign players.
— Louisville beat Kentucky 96-88 the other night; Cardinals are 3-0 this season and in 1+ years under Pat Kelsey, Louisville is 30-8, after going 25-71 the three years before Kelsey was hired.
Louisville is playing #26 pace so far this year, shooting 68.8% inside the arc (#6). ACC teams are a combined 49-6 so far this season; it is still early, but ACC looks like a much-improved league.
— Famous birthdays, November 14th:
Jack Sikma, 70
Patrick Warburton, 61
Curt Schilling, 59
Josh Duhamel, 53
Aaron Taylor, 53
Xavier Nady, 47
Matt LaFleur, 46
Kyle Orton, 43
Francisco Lindor, 32
DeVonta Smith, 27
— Cal Raleigh hit 60 home runs this year as a switch-hitting catcher, playing home games in a ballpark that is a lousy hitter’s park, but he didn’t win MVP, Aaron Judge did.
Judge is a great player, no doubt, but Raleigh led Seattle to its first division title in over 20 years; if he did what he did in New York, he might’ve been a unanimous MVP.
— Dodgers have won the last two World Series; they have $87M coming off their payroll this winter, which will allow them to re-stock the shelves with some more good players, and they generally get whoever they want in free agency.
— There were 54 relief pitchers this season with 5+ saves.
— Free agent Kyle Schwarber is going to break the bank this winter; he hit 23 home runs against lefty pitchers this season, the most homers EVER by a lefty hitter against lefty pitchers.
— The family of the late San Diego Padres owner Peter Seidler is looking into selling the team; Padres have made the playoffs three times in the last four years and won 90+ games in back-to-back seasons- they drew 3M+ fans the last three years.
— Stephen Curry and sneaker company Under Armour are parting ways and ending their long-standing partnership; Curry left Nike and signed with Under Armour in 2013. Curry’s new brand, Curry Brand, will move forward independently- he’ll be a sneaker free agent.
NCAAB
Friday, November 14
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trend Report
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Friday, November 14
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trend Report
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Friday, November 14
| Game | Time(ET) | Pick | Units |
|---|---|---|---|
| CHSO at LINW | 06:30 PM | LINW -3.5 U 155.5***** | +500 +500 |
| IUPU at EMU | 06:30 PM | IUPU +5.0***** | +500 |
| LEH at RUTG | 06:30 PM | U 137.5 | +500 |
| INST at DUKE | 07:00 PM | DUKE -38.5***** | +500 |
| FUR at UNI | 07:00 PM | U 141.5 | +500 |
| NORF at TOWS | 07:00 PM | TOWS -13.5 O 138.5***** | +500 +500 |
| SCST at COFC | 07:00 PM | O 156.5 | +500 |
| ULL at MCNS | 07:00 PM | MCNS -15.0***** U 133.5 | +500 +500 |
| FOR at IONA | 07:00 PM | IONA -5.5***** | +500 |
| CIT at UWG | 07:00 PM | UWG -6.5 U 149.5 | +500 +500 |
| EIU at UK | 07:00 PM | O 148.5***** | +500 |
| ALBY at URI | 07:00 PM | U 151.0 | +500 |
| SIUE at DRKE | 07:30 PM | O 140.5 | +500 |
| CSB at MISS | 07:30 PM | MISS -23.5***** U 140.5 | +500 +500 |
| UMES at CREI | 08:00 PM | CREI -33.5 U 135.5***** | +500 +500 |
| SAM at ARK | 08:00 PM | ARK -25.5 | +500 |
| UCF at TXAM | 08:00 PM | O 172.0***** | +500 |
| XAV at IOWA | 08:00 PM | IOWA -15.5***** U 141.5****** | +500 +500 |
| MILW at TTU | 08:00 PM | O 165.5 | +500 |
| HAMP at BRWN | 08:15 PM | HAMP +1.5 | +500 |
| NW at DEP | 08:30 PM | O 142.0 | +500 |
| TST at BAY | 09:00 PM | TST +24.0 | +500 |
| MICH at TCU | 09:00 PM | O 160.0***** | +500 |
| SAC at UCD | 09:00 PM | UCD -4.5 O 151.5 | +500 +500 |
| GT at UGA | 09:00 PM | UGA -14.5***** O 151.5***** | +500 +500 |
| AC at SFA | 09:00 PM | AC +7.0 U 142.5***** | +500 +500 |
| COLG at ILL | 09:00 PM | COLG +31.5***** | +500 |
| MVSU at UTECH | 09:30 PM | U 146.0 | +500 |
| ARIZ at UCLA | 10:00 PM | ARIZ -1.0***** | +500 |
| TROY at LMU | 10:00 PM | TROY +3.5 U 139.0 | +500 +500 |
| UNT at SMC | 10:00 PM | SMC -15.0***** U 130.0***** | +500 +500 |
| WIU at CBU | 10:30 PM | CBU -14.5 | +500 |
| GONZ at ASU | 11:00 PM | GONZ -13.5***** | +500 |
| WASH at WSU | 11:00 PM | WSU +8.5***** | +500 |
CNOTES NOVEMBER'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL BEST BET'S
11/14/2025.............11- 11 - 0................50.00%..................- 5.50
11/13/2025................4 - 7 - 0.................36.36%.................- 18.50
11/12/2025................5 - 4 - 0.................55.55%.................+ 3.00
11/11/2025..............13 - 15 - 0...............46.42%.................- 17.50
11/10/2025.................7 - 5 - 0...............55.33%.................+ 7.50
11/09/2025.................9 - 7 - 0................56.25%................+ 6.50
11/08/2025...............17 - 20 - 0.............45.94%..................- 25.00
11/07/2025..................9 - 7 - 0..............56.25%..................+ 6.50
11/06/2025..................5 - 4 - 1..............55.55%..................+ 3.00
11/05/2025..................7 - 1 - 0..............87.50%..................+ 29.50
11/04/2025..................3 - 6 - 0..............33.33%..................- 18.00
11/02/2025...............13 - 11 - 0..............54.16%..................+ 4.50
TOTALS......................103- 98- 1..............51.24%...................- 24.00
11/14/2025.............11- 11 - 0................50.00%..................- 5.50
11/13/2025................4 - 7 - 0.................36.36%.................- 18.50
11/12/2025................5 - 4 - 0.................55.55%.................+ 3.00
11/11/2025..............13 - 15 - 0...............46.42%.................- 17.50
11/10/2025.................7 - 5 - 0...............55.33%.................+ 7.50
11/09/2025.................9 - 7 - 0................56.25%................+ 6.50
11/08/2025...............17 - 20 - 0.............45.94%..................- 25.00
11/07/2025..................9 - 7 - 0..............56.25%..................+ 6.50
11/06/2025..................5 - 4 - 1..............55.55%..................+ 3.00
11/05/2025..................7 - 1 - 0..............87.50%..................+ 29.50
11/04/2025..................3 - 6 - 0..............33.33%..................- 18.00
11/02/2025...............13 - 11 - 0..............54.16%..................+ 4.50
TOTALS......................103- 98- 1..............51.24%...................- 24.00
Saturday’s 6-pack:
NBA leaders in minutes/game:
36.6- Luka Doncic, LAL
36.1- Alperen Şengün, Hous
36.0- Austin Reaves, LAL
35.5- Amen Thompson, Hous
35.3- Kevin Durant, Hous
35.2- Zach LaVine, Sac
Quote of the Day
“I’m evaluating everything, to be honest with you. Obviously, we have to do a better job in the passing game and that has a lot to do with Justin (Fields) getting the ball to the right guys.”
Jets coach Aaron Glenn
Saturday’s quiz
Who was the Jets’ coach, the last time they made the playoffs?
Friday’s quiz
Brock Purdy is the all-time leader in passing yardage for Iowa State.
Thursday’s quiz
Shaquille O’Neal finished his year 19-year NBA career with the Celtics.
********************************************
UCLA led by 8 with 7:18 left in the game.
Bruins shot only 39% inside the arc.
Arizona is 4-0, with wins over Florida/UCLA.
It is ridiculous that these teams aren’t in the same league anymore.
— Gonzaga 77, Arizona State 65
Graham Ike scored 20 points, had nine rebounds.
Gonzaga out-rebounded the Sun Devils, 45-31
ASU coach Bobby Hurley continues to be a jerk where refs are concerned; he never stops bitching at the officials. Gonzaga was 27-35 on the foul line, because Arizona State commits a lot of fouls. Ike was 12-15 on the foul line, ASU’s whole team was 13-23.
— Central Florida 86, Texas A&M 74
Aggies led by 13 points with 9:25 left to play.
UCF outscored A&M 40-15 in the last 10:00 of the game.
Knights are shooting 52.4% behind the arc, #2 in the country.
— Michigan 67, TCU 63
TCU led by six with 11:30 left in the game.
Michigan out-rebounded the Horned Frogs, 44-23
Wolverines are 3-0; they won last two games, by total of five points.
— Colorado 97, Providence 88
Colorado outscored Providence 58-50 in the second half.
Buffs’ subs outscored Providence’s bench, 45-20.
Colorado out-rebounded the Friars, 43-32.
— Washington 81, Washington State 69
Huskies shot 60% inside the arc.
Wazzu’s subs scored 37 points, their starters 32.
Why aren’t these teams in the same league? College sports have gone crazy.
— Georgia 92, Georgia Tech 87
Dawgs were 32-44 on foul line, Tech 17-28.
Yellow Jackets led by 8 with 14:01 left in the game.
6-1 soph Wilkinson scored 18 points in 24:00 off the bench.
— Famous birthdays, November 15th:
Sam Waterston, 85
Bob Dandridge, 78
Beverly D’Angelo, 74
Greg Anthony, 58
Ethan Westbrooks, 35
Trevor Story, 33
Karl-Anthony Towns, 30
Wyatt Langford, 24
— Clemson 20, Louisville 19
Clemson drove 56 yards, scored game-winning TD with 7:16 left
Louisville missed a PAT and a 46-yard field goal.
Cardinals outgained Clemson 385-308, but had 84 penalty yards.
— Oregon 42, Minnesota 13
Oregon QB Moore was 27-30/306 passing, with two TD’s.
Ducks outgained Minnesota 510-200.
Only nine of Oregon’s 63 plays were on third down (6-9).
— Warriors 109, Spurs 108
Seth Curry scored 49 points, was 9-17 on the arc.
— Knicks 140, Heat 132
Karl-Anthony Towns scored 39 points, Landry Shamet 36
— Rockets 140, Trail Blazers 116
Houston has won eight of its last nine games.
— Lakers 118, Pelicans 104
Lakers are 9-4 and Lebron James hasn’t played yet.
— Clippers 133, Mavericks 127, 2OT
James Harden scored 41 points, had 14 rebounds, 11 assists.
NBA leaders in minutes/game:
36.6- Luka Doncic, LAL
36.1- Alperen Şengün, Hous
36.0- Austin Reaves, LAL
35.5- Amen Thompson, Hous
35.3- Kevin Durant, Hous
35.2- Zach LaVine, Sac
Quote of the Day
“I’m evaluating everything, to be honest with you. Obviously, we have to do a better job in the passing game and that has a lot to do with Justin (Fields) getting the ball to the right guys.”
Jets coach Aaron Glenn
Saturday’s quiz
Who was the Jets’ coach, the last time they made the playoffs?
Friday’s quiz
Brock Purdy is the all-time leader in passing yardage for Iowa State.
Thursday’s quiz
Shaquille O’Neal finished his year 19-year NBA career with the Celtics.
********************************************
Saturday’s Den: Wrapping up a busy Friday night…….
— Arizona 69, UCLA 65UCLA led by 8 with 7:18 left in the game.
Bruins shot only 39% inside the arc.
Arizona is 4-0, with wins over Florida/UCLA.
It is ridiculous that these teams aren’t in the same league anymore.
— Gonzaga 77, Arizona State 65
Graham Ike scored 20 points, had nine rebounds.
Gonzaga out-rebounded the Sun Devils, 45-31
ASU coach Bobby Hurley continues to be a jerk where refs are concerned; he never stops bitching at the officials. Gonzaga was 27-35 on the foul line, because Arizona State commits a lot of fouls. Ike was 12-15 on the foul line, ASU’s whole team was 13-23.
— Central Florida 86, Texas A&M 74
Aggies led by 13 points with 9:25 left to play.
UCF outscored A&M 40-15 in the last 10:00 of the game.
Knights are shooting 52.4% behind the arc, #2 in the country.
— Michigan 67, TCU 63
TCU led by six with 11:30 left in the game.
Michigan out-rebounded the Horned Frogs, 44-23
Wolverines are 3-0; they won last two games, by total of five points.
— Colorado 97, Providence 88
Colorado outscored Providence 58-50 in the second half.
Buffs’ subs outscored Providence’s bench, 45-20.
Colorado out-rebounded the Friars, 43-32.
— Washington 81, Washington State 69
Huskies shot 60% inside the arc.
Wazzu’s subs scored 37 points, their starters 32.
Why aren’t these teams in the same league? College sports have gone crazy.
— Georgia 92, Georgia Tech 87
Dawgs were 32-44 on foul line, Tech 17-28.
Yellow Jackets led by 8 with 14:01 left in the game.
6-1 soph Wilkinson scored 18 points in 24:00 off the bench.
— Famous birthdays, November 15th:
Sam Waterston, 85
Bob Dandridge, 78
Beverly D’Angelo, 74
Greg Anthony, 58
Ethan Westbrooks, 35
Trevor Story, 33
Karl-Anthony Towns, 30
Wyatt Langford, 24
— Clemson 20, Louisville 19
Clemson drove 56 yards, scored game-winning TD with 7:16 left
Louisville missed a PAT and a 46-yard field goal.
Cardinals outgained Clemson 385-308, but had 84 penalty yards.
— Oregon 42, Minnesota 13
Oregon QB Moore was 27-30/306 passing, with two TD’s.
Ducks outgained Minnesota 510-200.
Only nine of Oregon’s 63 plays were on third down (6-9).
— Warriors 109, Spurs 108
Seth Curry scored 49 points, was 9-17 on the arc.
— Knicks 140, Heat 132
Karl-Anthony Towns scored 39 points, Landry Shamet 36
— Rockets 140, Trail Blazers 116
Houston has won eight of its last nine games.
— Lakers 118, Pelicans 104
Lakers are 9-4 and Lebron James hasn’t played yet.
— Clippers 133, Mavericks 127, 2OT
James Harden scored 41 points, had 14 rebounds, 11 assists.
NCAAB
Saturday, November 15
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trend Report
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Saturday, November 15
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trend Report
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
