If you are looing for a solid capper...
NFL/CFB/CBB and Outstanding NHL...
Doug Bartlett...mjwins..
I think its 399.00 for the Year..
and thats for all 4 sports...
Has not had a losing NFL Week yet..
And Only One Losing CFB Saturday...
Cashed his CFB GOY on Missouri Saturday...
No Bullshit Guy...
Not Like the Rest..
Mike Jacobs, Brandon Lovell, Zen Gambler (on a 6-18 run)...
I guess Paul Leiner is not bad..
But Bartlett is the Best There...
Just passing on some info...
And Like I said...Great NHL Guy..
NFL/CFB/CBB and Outstanding NHL...
Doug Bartlett...mjwins..
I think its 399.00 for the Year..
and thats for all 4 sports...
Has not had a losing NFL Week yet..
And Only One Losing CFB Saturday...
Cashed his CFB GOY on Missouri Saturday...
No Bullshit Guy...
Not Like the Rest..
Mike Jacobs, Brandon Lovell, Zen Gambler (on a 6-18 run)...
I guess Paul Leiner is not bad..
But Bartlett is the Best There...
Just passing on some info...
And Like I said...Great NHL Guy..
SPORTS ADVISORS
Troy (2-2, 2-1 ATS) at Florida Atlantic (1-4, 3-2 ATS)
Florida Atlantic will try to bounce back from last week’s crushing last-second loss to Middle Tennessee State when it returns home for another Sun Belt Conference showdown, this one against Troy.
After settling for a 25-yard field goal with 1:15 to play to take a 13-7 lead at Middle Tennessee a week ago tonight, the Owls let the Blue Raiders march down the field and complete a 32-yard touchdown pass as time expired to tie the game, with the ensuing extra-point sending Florida Atlantic to a 14-13 loss. The Owls finished with a 363-323 edge in total offense, including 153-55 on the ground, but it wasn’t enough for Howard Schnellenberger’s squad to avoid its third straight defeat.
Florida Atlantic did get the cash as 2½-poit road underdog last week, improving to 6-2 ATS in its last eight games (3-1 ATS in the last four).
Troy is coming off consecutive blowout road losses to BCS schools Ohio State (28-10) and Oklahoma State (55-24). The Trojans got the cash as a 21-point underdog at Ohio State and even outgained the Buckeyes (315-309), but they failed to cover as a 17½-point pup against Oklahoma State, which had a whopping 612-416 yard edge in total offense, including 358-144 on the ground.
Troy won the first three meetings of this rivalry from 2002-06, going 3-0 ATS in lined contests. However, with the Sun Belt championship on the line in the regular-season finale for both teams last year, Florida Atlantic turned the tables on the Trojans, prevailing 38-32 as a 16-point road underdog. The teams combined for 878 yards of total offense, including 446 for the Trojans.
In addition to their current 6-2 ATS run, Florida Atlantic is on pointspread streaks of 5-2 at home, 8-2 in Sun Belt action, 7-2 after a SU loss and 5-1 in October. Meanwhile, Troy sports a bevy of positive ATS runs, including 13-4 overall, 4-1 on the road, 8-2 in conference play, 7-1 against losing teams and 4-0 after a non-cover. In fact, the Trojans haven’t had consecutive ATS setbacks since October 2006, a span of 22 contests.
All three lined meetings between these schools have gone over the total. Also, the over is 5-0 in FAU’s last five at home and 5-1 in its last six Sun Belt games. However, the over is on runs of 4-1 for the Owls overall, 7-3 for the Trojans overall, 6-1 for the Trojans in conference and 4-0 for the Trojans in October.
ATS ADVANTAGE: TROY
Troy (2-2, 2-1 ATS) at Florida Atlantic (1-4, 3-2 ATS)
Florida Atlantic will try to bounce back from last week’s crushing last-second loss to Middle Tennessee State when it returns home for another Sun Belt Conference showdown, this one against Troy.
After settling for a 25-yard field goal with 1:15 to play to take a 13-7 lead at Middle Tennessee a week ago tonight, the Owls let the Blue Raiders march down the field and complete a 32-yard touchdown pass as time expired to tie the game, with the ensuing extra-point sending Florida Atlantic to a 14-13 loss. The Owls finished with a 363-323 edge in total offense, including 153-55 on the ground, but it wasn’t enough for Howard Schnellenberger’s squad to avoid its third straight defeat.
Florida Atlantic did get the cash as 2½-poit road underdog last week, improving to 6-2 ATS in its last eight games (3-1 ATS in the last four).
Troy is coming off consecutive blowout road losses to BCS schools Ohio State (28-10) and Oklahoma State (55-24). The Trojans got the cash as a 21-point underdog at Ohio State and even outgained the Buckeyes (315-309), but they failed to cover as a 17½-point pup against Oklahoma State, which had a whopping 612-416 yard edge in total offense, including 358-144 on the ground.
Troy won the first three meetings of this rivalry from 2002-06, going 3-0 ATS in lined contests. However, with the Sun Belt championship on the line in the regular-season finale for both teams last year, Florida Atlantic turned the tables on the Trojans, prevailing 38-32 as a 16-point road underdog. The teams combined for 878 yards of total offense, including 446 for the Trojans.
In addition to their current 6-2 ATS run, Florida Atlantic is on pointspread streaks of 5-2 at home, 8-2 in Sun Belt action, 7-2 after a SU loss and 5-1 in October. Meanwhile, Troy sports a bevy of positive ATS runs, including 13-4 overall, 4-1 on the road, 8-2 in conference play, 7-1 against losing teams and 4-0 after a non-cover. In fact, the Trojans haven’t had consecutive ATS setbacks since October 2006, a span of 22 contests.
All three lined meetings between these schools have gone over the total. Also, the over is 5-0 in FAU’s last five at home and 5-1 in its last six Sun Belt games. However, the over is on runs of 4-1 for the Owls overall, 7-3 for the Trojans overall, 6-1 for the Trojans in conference and 4-0 for the Trojans in October.
ATS ADVANTAGE: TROY
