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Hot teams
-- Bruins won two of their first three games. Columbus won its last three games, allowing three goals.
-- Toronto won four of its first five games.
-- Lightning won its last three games, scoring 13 goals. Pittsburgh won three of their last four games.
-- Colorado won its first four games, allowing three goals.
-- Blues won their first three games, outscoring foes 14-4.
-- Dallas won its last two games, 4-1/2-1.
-- Canucks won three of their last four games.
-- San Jose won its first four games, outscoring opponents 21-5.

Cold teams
-- Oilers lost three of their first four games.
-- Flyers lost four of their first five games. Detroit lost its last two games, 4-1/4-2.
-- Washington lost three of its first four games.
-- Buffalo lost its first five games, outscored 14-5. Chicago lost two of last three games, all 3-2 scores.
-- Rangers lost their last two games, 9-2/6-0.
-- Nashville lost three of its first four games. Islanders split first four games, with three of four decided by one goal.
-- Minnesota lost three of last four games; all four were decided by one goal.
-- Canadiens split their first four games, outscoring foes 13-9.
-- Senators lost their last two games, in OT/SO.

Series records
-- Bruins won last three games with Columbus: 3-2/2-1/5-3.
-- Maple Leafs won their last three games with Edmonton.
-- Red Wings lost two of last three games against Philly.
-- Penguins won six of last seven games with Tampa Bay.
-- Avalanche won three of last four games with Washington.
-- Blackhawks won four of last five games with Buffalo.
-- St Louis won two of last three games against the Rangers.
-- Islanders lost last two games with Nashville, 5-0/3-1.
-- Stars lost three of last four visits to Minnesota.
-- Canadiens won three of last four games with Vancouver.
-- Sharks won four of last five games with Ottawa.

Totals
-- All three Boston games stayed under the total.
-- Three of last four Toronto games stayed under total.
-- First five Philly games stayed under the total.
-- Seven of last nine Penguin-Lightning games went over.
-- Four of last five Colorado-Washington games stayed under.
-- Last three Buffalo-Chicago games went over the total; under is 4-0-1 in Sabres' first five games.
-- Last two Ranger games went over the total.
-- Under is 2-0-1 in Nashville's last three games.
-- Over is 9-5 in last fourteen Dallas-Minnesota games.
-- Three of last four Montreal-Vancouver games stayed under.
-- Four of last five Ottawa-San Jose games stayed under total.
 

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i received jack Jones from across the street==Boston college +24.5
 
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Jimmy Boyd

5* (NCAAF) Mississippi State -10

4* (NCAAF) Ball St -14
4* (NCAAF) Boise St/Utah St UNDER 50

3* (NCAAF) Buffalo/Western Michigan UNDER 50.5
3* (NCAAF) Michigan/Penn St UNDER 50.5
3* (NCAAF) Boston College +24.5
3* (NCAAF) New Mexico/Wyoming OVER 68.5
3* (MLB) Detroit Tigers ML +135
 

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Game: Hawaii at UNLV Oct 12 2013 8:00PM
Prediction: over
Reason: My 10* MWC Total of the Year is on Hawaii/UNLV Over at 8:00 ET.
Bobby Hauck took over a struggling UNLV football program in 2010. Entering his fourth season at Las Vegas in 2013, Hauck’s teams were just 6-32, including an abysmal 0-20 mark on the road. There was some good news surrounding Rebel football as the 2013 season opened, as UNLV returned more starters than any program in the MWC, a total of nine both offensively and defensively. QB Nick Sherry would have easily set the MWC freshman record for passing yards if not for some injuries, as he finished with 2,544 yards, ranking him fourth in league history and seventh on the school's single-season list for any signal-caller, regardless of class. His 16 passing TDs were the most by any UNLV player since 2008. Both Devante Davis (61 catches) and Marcus Sullivan (55 catches) return plus so does the school's all-time leading rusher, Tim Cornett, who ran for 1,232 yards (5.1 YPC) and seven TDs a year ago.
UNLV opened the season at Minnesota and while the Rebels outgained the Gophers 419-320 in yards, the team's “road demons” won out. UNLV allowed a 98-yard KO return TD, a 51-yard blocked FG for a TD and an 89-yard INT return for a TD in a 51-23 loss. Make that 23 straight road losses and a 2-19-2 ATS mark. During the team's long road losing skein, UNLV has allowed a WHOPPING 43.4 PPG. The Rebels returned home in the season's second week and hosted Arizona. The Wildcats obliterated the Rebels, beating them 58-13 while running for 397 yards.
UNLV’ s season almost came apart the following Saturday at home vs Central Michigan, when the Rebels fell behind 21-0 but UNLV got on the board right before the end of the half and then outscored the Chippewas 24-0 in the second half for a 31-21 win. Herring, as senior QB pushed aside by Sherry last year and to open TY, went 24-of-28 for 266 yards (3 TDs) in that game and also led UNLV to a 38-7 home win over Western Illinois the following week (he was 14-of-20 for 140 yards with one TD, no INTs and 57 rushing yards), giving Hauck back-to-back wins at UNLV for the first time.
So that set the stage for UNLV taking its 23-game road losing streak to Las Cruces on Sep 28, where the Rebels last won on the road, 34-17 back on 10/24/09. UNLV ended its 23-game road losing streak at New Mexico, winning 56-42.The Rebels ran for 248 yards (6.7 YPC) and Herring completed 24-of-34 for 293 yards with four TDs and no INTs. However, the Rebels did allow 581 yards, including 497 on the ground (8.4 YPC). After a bye week, UNLV now hosts Hawaii, looking for a FOURTH straight win and all of a sudden, there is “bowl talk” in Las Vegas. Should UNLV beat Hawaii here at Sam Boyd Stadium on Saturday, it will be the first four-game win streak for the school since 2000!
As for the Rainbow Warriors, 2013 has been a disaster so far, as Hawaii enter 0-5. Except for a desperate comeback bid against nationally-ranked Fresno State when it trailed by 39 points (42-3) but somehow managed to lose just 42-37, every other game has been decided by double figures. The latest of those defeats came last Saturday night against visiting San Jose State, which won 37-27. Hawaii is one of just nine FBS schools still seeking its first win of 23013. Considering Hawaii has lost its last NINE road games, this just may not be the Rainbow Warriors’ first win of 2013.
Hawaii has allowed 34.6 PPG in its 0-5 start to 2013 and during its nine-game road losing streak, Hawaii is allowing 40.2 PPG. Considering the Rebels are playing with as much confidence and better than anyone has seen in years, I don’t envision a scenario in which Hawaii will contain UNLV. On the other hand, Hawaii QB Sean Schroeder (a Duke transfer) has completed 17-of-27 for 321 yards (3 TDs / 1 INT) vs Fresno St and 28-of-50 for 342 yards (3 TDs / 0 INTs) vs San Jose St in Hawaii’s last two games, so don’t expect the Rainbow Warriors to “go quietly” in this contest.
The home team has won each of the last four years in this matchup, Hawaii 48-10 in 2012 and 59-21 in 2010, plus UNLV 40-20 in 2011 and 34-33 in 2009. The average game score the last four years checks in at 66.3 per and I’m Goin’ Over!
Good luck...Larry
 

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That damn Big Al $hit the bed again. I really really wanted to believe his 5* would come in today. I don't mind loosing a close game but when its a blow out the other way around it makes me believe that these guys really don't know what the hell they are doing...
 
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Sportsbetcapping / Freddy Wills

4.5** Teaser Of the Week

Wisconsin -3 / LSU -0.5 7 Pt Teaser -130

Two home teams getting value here and a teaser makes perfect sense in my opinion.

Wisconsin
The Badgers are off a bye week with the strength of a quality running game actually they are ranked #1 in yards per carry. They played better than Northwestern did against Ohio State and they did it on the road where Northwestern did it at home. I think Northwestern is going to be physically and mentally exhausted after last week's game because that was the game they had circled all off season and prepared for. They had a chance in the end, but just could not stop the run. Northwestern is 63rd in rushing defense, but allowed Ohio State to just dominate at the point of attack for 248 yards. Well enter the Badger running game that's better and Northwestern on the road and we could see some ugly defense especially since Wisconsin has just enough in the passing game with Abbredaris to keep a defense from stacking the box.

Wisconsin defensively is under rated just look at what they did to Ohio State in that game on the road. Wisconsin is 14th in QB rating and they are also only allowing 3.01 ypc overall and 2.36 ypc at home due to the great play of their front 7 led by Chris Borland. Northwestern relies heavily on the running game and it will be tough for them to get anything going because Wisconsin is that good. At the end of the day Wisconsin will convert on third down and in the red zone where Northwestern won't. Wisconsin held Ohio State to just 2 red zone attempts while Northwestern allowed 6.

LSU
What's not to say about LSU they still have arguably the best offense or at least the most balanced offense of Les Miles tenure here and they are getting disrespected with this line partially because Tyler Murphy has shown the Florida Gators a passing game since taking over for injured Jeff Driskel. People love to jump on the bandwagon of the Gators, but they just are not there yet. Murphy played against Kentucky and Arkansas who are ranked 96th and 71st against the pass. Now LSU is having a down year so far on defense ranked 43rd in opposing QB rating, but in the top 25 at home. Florida has not played a defense this good and they have to do it on the road. Florida also hasn't faced an offense this good and they have to do it on the road. I probably don't need to say much more, but...

LSU is converting 58% of their third downs because they have balance with two NFL ready WR and and NFL caliber QB and a great running game ranked 31st with 5.0 ypc. LSU is also scoring 73% touch downs in the red zone and their defense has played well in that area to allowing just 50% TD's. Meanwhile Florida is only converting 47% of their red zone opportunities into TD's and that's the difference in this game. There are several unknowns in this game which is why I don't like taking the -7.5 on LSU, but a teaser with another game I'm super confident in gives me a ton of value and this is the right spot for a teaser.
 

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