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Just wanted to bet this one while it was still under the 24. Will have reasons later on.

UCLA -23 1/2 (2)

2013 NCCA Football

1 unit: 98-68 +24.10
2 unit: 39-29 +15.00

Overall: 137-97. +39.10

2013 NFL Football

1 unit: 48-41 +1.60
2 unit: 26-16 +16.50

Overall: 74-57 +18.10

2014 NCAA Football

1 unit: 2-3 -1.40
2 unit: 2-2 -.40

Overall: 4-5 -1.80
 

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United............like the play............good luck with all your action this week.............indy
 

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Memphis @ UCLA -23 1/2 (2)

UCLA struggles at Virginia with a 28-20 win while Memphis is crushing Austin Peay 63-0.
A lot of people think UCLA are over rated right now. Hundley got sacked 5 times on the road in a season opener against a team that historically plays very well at home. It's just that Virginia has been rebuilding the last couple of seasons and are vastly improved. Tough early morning start for the Bruins against a fired up team that was getting tired hearing and reading about how they will struggle again this year.

Memphis quite a impressive win over Austin Peay. Let's see here, AP was 0-12 last year and 2-10 the year before. Now Memphis may be vastly improved and have some talent on their team, but to head into UCLA and expect to play close would be quite a feat. Probably why their getting so many points to begin with. While their QB Lynch had a good game against AP, I just don't see it happening against this UCLA D at home. I see more of a return from last season where he tossed more interceptions than td passes. I look for the Bruin D to continue to play well and I would expect Hundley and the offense to run much more smoothly in this one.
 

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Zona @ UTSA +7 (1)

More of an action play on the hot dog team ats. UTSA returns 20 starters from a 7-5 team last year. Unfortunately the 1 player they lost from the offense was their qb. Zona got them 38-13 last year at Zona. No doubt Coker can coach and he's also doing a very nice job recruiting key players for the team. Zona just put on a offensive display last week against UNLV who apparently has no defense whatsoever. The freshman qb for Zona is awful good for a freshman. Just hoping that the Thursday night hype has the homey fired up. I have to admit that I was very impresses with UTSA D to hold Houston to only 6 points.

Going to ride the hot ATS team.

•Roadrunners are 8-1 ATS in their last 9 non-conference games.
• Roadrunners are 6-1 ATS in their last 7 games in September.
• Roadrunners are 5-1 ATS in their last 6 games overall.
• Roadrunners are 8-2 ATS in their last 10 games following a ATS win.
 

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Friday:

Pitt @ BC under 49 (1)

A couple of cake walks last week and now the season really opens with a big conf game. Both teams sport new QB this year and Pitt will pound it on the ground to eat up time. I'm hoping for trenches kind of game as they last met in 2004. The series has a history of low scoring games and going to see if it returns to that physical nature between these two teams.
 

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no real opinion but memphis had pretty stout defense last year. and was picked as huge improvement team. maybe part of the huge improvement will come this year.... hard to criticize a 63-0 win against anyone.

ucla will have revenge on mind and has shown abiliity to score very fast. memphis should have good athleticism to keep up somewhat.

like i said, no real opinion but lean towards memphis.

not sure what to think about UTSA. won't bet against them but don't feel comfortable backing them either.

pitt/bc under looks good.
 

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1st half Bama -25 1/2 (1)
FA @ Bama -40 (1)

No brainer play for me. FA gives up 784 yards to and 55 points last week in a 55-7 loss to Nebraska. Yeldon might have 200 yards in the first half. Saban says we may see back-up Coker the Florida St transfer in this game. Sims went 23-33 for 250 yards last week at WV. FA offense could only muster up 200 yards with QB going 6-12 for 61 yards. Came out of the game with a hurt toe but is supposed to play Sat. Doesn't matter as Bama can name the score in this one. I would think the D will set a goal to keep them out of the end zone.

Kansas St -12 @ Iowa St (1)

Briefly, KS is the better team and has one of the best coaches around. Not banking to much on this game for the fact that these are the kind that usually bite me in the ass! KS have beat them 6 straight times and quite frankly I expect that to go to 7.

Navy -3 1/2 @ Temple (1)

I watched the entire Navy game last week and they were right there with a 1 point lead late in the 3rd quarter. That was a shame for Navy backers who didn't get the early 17.
Temple has a history of playing Navy close and this game will probably be decided in the 4th. I just think Temple prepared very well for Vandy (37-7) and came away with a well deserved W. We all know Navy will run the ball and get their yardage. I'm hoping the Temple offense isn't quite as good as Ohio State's, or maybe Navy's D is much better than Vandy's. Or maybe I shouldn't have played this game.

GT -10 @ Tulane (1)

Another game that scares me but still have them as a 14 point fav. Tulane opens up and playing on campus for the first time since 1973. Construction on the 30,000-seat, $73-million Yulman Stadium is now complete. It's just what Tulane needs after that double ot loss last week at Tulsa. GT may have found out something about being diversified. Last year they only averaged 130 yards passing and in the opener the new QB (Justin Thomas) passed for 283 yards. That should open up that offense if they continue to try and pass more. It just seemed to easy to take a decent Tulane team in their home opener getting a nice spot. They had freshman back run for over 200 yards (Badie). Going to see how he does against a bigger defensive line. I really think the more physical team in this one will get the W and I' think it's GT.

W. Kentucky opened the Jeff Brohm coaching era with a 59-31 win over Bowling Green, one of the favorites in the Mid-American Conference. Is that offense for real or not. They went for 708 yards and the QB broke so many school records that I'm not even going to type them in. Illinois D was terrible last year Illinois. They finished 106th nationally in points allowed last season (35.4 per game). They know they had to improve and I'm thinking they have gotten better. Obviously the WK D must not be that great either giving up 31 last week. I like the under TD spot enough to make it a double. Illinois D played well even though it was only YS, they dominated the game.

Be back with the ND reasons later this evening.
 

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WK @ Illinois -6 (2)

W. Kentucky opened the Jeff Brohm coaching era with a 59-31 win over Bowling Green, one of the favorites in the Mid-American Conference. Is that offense for real or not. They went for 708 yards and the QB broke so many school records that I'm not even going to type them in. Illinois D was terrible last year Illinois. They finished 106th nationally in points allowed last season (35.4 per game). They know they had to improve and I'm thinking they have gotten better. Obviously the WK D must not be that great either giving up 31 last week. I like the under TD spot enough to make it a double. Illinois D played well even though it was only YS, they dominated the game.


Michigan @ Notre Dame -3 1/2 (2)

The 42 meeting and the last one probably for a long time. Coach Kelly of ND placed his displeasure of the series coming to a end. Of course he's not happy about the 41-30 loss last year at Michigan. Michigan coming off a 52-14 slaughter of Appalacian St where they averaged a school record 10 yards per play. Gardner killed the Irish last year with 4 td passes. He is a legit threat both on the ground and through the air. It will be tough for the Notre Dame D but this is definitely a different atmosphere for Michigan. Home field is big as the home team is 6-1 ats last 7 in this series. Notre Dame D hit hard with all the suspensions. The offense is pretty good with Golson back at the helm. He had 295 yards last week and 3 rushing td's in a 48-17 W over Rice. The Wolverines are 2-5 ATS in their last 7 meetings in Notre Dame and I know both teams will be fired up as hell but you got to like the home team in such a big venue game.

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Wow! Pitt goes 80 yards in about a minute. Sure would have liked it at 13-7 at half!!!
 

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Just trying to get the games in one post

will be adding second halves throughout Sat

good luck

UCLA -23 1/2 (2)
UTSA +7 (1) W
BCunder 49 (1)
1st half Bama -25 1/2 (1)
Bama -40 (1)
Navy -3 1/2 (1)
Illinois -6 (2)
GT -10 (1)
Notre Dame -3 1/2 (2)
Kansas St -12 (1)
 

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Will be playing 2nd halves throughout the day

good luck

adding:

1h: Purdue over 27 (1)
1h: North Carolina St -9 1/2 (1)
1h: Boise St -6 (1)

UCLA -23 1/2 (2)
UTSA +7 (1) W
BCunder 49 (1) L
1st half Bama -25 1/2 (1)
Bama -40 (1)
Navy -3 1/2 (1)
Illinois -6 (2)
GT -10 (1)
Notre Dame -3 1/2 (2)
Kansas St -12 (1)
 

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From what I have learned is that a number 22 ranked team (nebraska) went out and demolished FAU so if the rankings are right Alabamas second team should be in by the 2nd quarter. Alabama +25 by halftime. From my sources, feeltheaction.com, these odds are almost more possible than a Michigan st win, Oregon +34
 

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