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BYU-TCU

The Dispatch

TCU adjusted quickly to the
Mountain West Conference in 2005, winning the league title in its first year as
a member. The 17^th-ranked Horned Frogs would like to continue that
dominance and increase the nation’s longest active winning streak when they
host BYU on Thursday in the conference opener for
both teams. TCU (3-0), coming off a bye week, defeated then-No. 24 Texas Tech 12-3 on Sept. 16 to stretch its win streak to 13 games.
The Horned Frogs avenged a 70-35 defeat two years earlier to the Red Raiders.
The Horned Frogs are third in the nation in run defense, allowing only 37 yards
per game. TCU hasn’t allowed an opponent to rush for
more than 59 yards in the last six games, and Texas Tech had only 38 on the
ground. TCU was the first team since 2000 to hold the
Red Raiders without a touchdown. If the Horned Frogs win Thursday, they’ll
match the longest winning streak in school history, set from 1937-1938. The
1938 team finished 11-0 and won the national championship behind Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Davey
O’Brien.  BYU
hopes to have starting quarterback John Beck healthy for Thursday’s game, but
if not, it has a capable backup waiting in the wings. John Beck sat out
Saturday’s 38-0 win over Utah State
with a sprained ankle and backup Jason Beck – no relation – took advantage,
completing 20 of 28 passes for 305 yards and a touchdown. It was BYU’s first shutout since beating UNLV
29-0 in 1999.
John Beck rested his ankle during practice last week to be ready to play
against the Horned Frogs. The Cougars, looking for their first winning season
since going 12-2 in 2001, have lost both road games this season by a combined
10 points – a 16-13 loss at Arizona
and a 30-23 double overtime defeat to Boston
College. BYU
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Jeff Ballard had thrown only one pass at TCU before coming off the bench last September and leading
an impressive comeback victory over BYU. This time,
Ballard faces the Cougars as an undefeated starting quarterback.  Not a one-game wonder, Ballard has instead
started every game since for the No. 17 Horned Frogs (3-0) and gone the
equivalent of a full season without a loss. His 11-0 mark doesn’t even include
the 51-50 victory in Provo. When
Ballard took over for injured starter Tye Gunn
against BYU, the Frogs trailed 34-16 late in the
third quarter. Ballard was 8-of-12 passing for 150 yards and two touchdowns,
including a 35-yard scoring pass to Aaron Brown with 1:25 left before BYU’s tying field goal on the final play of regulation.
Patterson said the extra time off was beneficial to get over the emotional
victory against Tech, the Frogs’ fourth straight victory over a Big 12 team
since the start of last season. That also allowed bruised-up players like
Ballard more recovery time. Plus, senior tailbacks Robert Merrill (back) and Lonta Hobbs (ankle) are finally ready for their 2006
debuts. BYU had a short week of preparation after a
38-0 victory against overmatched Utah
State – the Cougars’ first shutout
since 1999, also the last season they beat a Top 25
team. Starting quarterback John Beck missed Saturday because of a sprained
right ankle, which he kept in a protective boot while being shuttled around
campus this week in a golf cart. But Mendenhall said Beck would start and that
Josh Beck, who is no relation and was 20-of-28 passing for 305 yards against Utah
State, would be the backup again. Bet now through Nine. Check out the latest odds.

Auburn-South Carolina

Statesmen

Auburn has to
travel off short week. Minus running back Kenny Irons (sprained ankle, toe),
offense slept-walked through most of last week against woeful Buffalo, scoring
only 17 points until late in third quarter of 38-7 victory. Irons
is expected to play in return to Columbia,
where he began career before transferring. Irons leads
SEC in rushing yards per game (107.3). Tigers average 184 yards per game on
ground and Gamecocks 11^th in conference in stopping run. Auburn’s
world-class defense faces South Carolina
offense that was shut out in Gamecocks’ last national TV appearance, 18-0 by Georgia.
Tigers throttled Gamecocks 48-7 last year. QB Syvelle
Newton, who threw a school-record five TD passes, all to Sydney Rice, in rout
of Florida Atlantic on Saturday, will likely split time again with Blake
Mitchell. South Carolina has
never beaten team ranked No. 1 or No. 2 and hasn’t beaten team in top five
since 1981 (0-19).  Bet this game now through BetUs. Check out the
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Spurrier was the first to admit USC enjoyed some favorable
bounces and good fortune last year during its five-game SEC winning streak. If
the Tigers put the ball on the ground or hurt themselves with penalties, the
Gamecocks need to capitalize. Bet the NFL now at -107 juice!
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Wednesday, September
27, 2006

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MLB

SAN
DIEGO
(YOUNG -120) St. Louis (Reyes)

The Cards are 5-12 their last 17 including six straight
losses.  San Diego
is 11-3 their last 14. Chris Young is a stunning 6-0 on the road this year with
a 2.50 ERA and 1.031 WHIP.  Overall, in
his 14 starts on the highway, the Padres are 11-3. Young has given up just two
earned runs in his last 14 2/3. As comparison, he has a beatable 4.60 ERA at
home. St. Louis is 8-25 this year
-19.5 units to starting pitchers who strikeout five or more batters per
start.  St. Louis
has a .242 batting average their last seven games.  The Pads are hitting .280 on the road.

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Wednesday, September 27, 2006

Compiled by OffshoreInsiders.com
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·       
Florida Sanchez 9-3 personal record and under
12-4

·       
Milwaukee
has gone over 20-11 with Bush

·       
Yanks 21-11 with Wang

·       
Minnesota Silva 5-1 team record

·       
Oakland Zito 9-2
personal lifetime mark to Seattle

Tuesday, September 26, 2006

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MLB

WASHINGTON (ORTIZ +160)
Philadelphia (Myers)

Pride in the name of love—of winning.  Washington
gets to play spoiler at home, where they have a slight edge in the series this
year. Home teams with a bullpen WHIP of 1.35-1.45 and with a starting pitcher
whose ERA is higher than 7.00 in his last three starts is +83.1.

Washington
is 7-4 their last 11 to Brett Myers.

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Tuesday, September 26, 2006

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CFB

Southern Miss-Central Florida

Sun Herald

Central Florida (1-2) comes into
the game with an offensive line that has 108 cumulative starts, fifth best
among Division I-A teams. Southern Miss (2-1) is 10^th with 101. Southern
Miss’ fast start has a lot to do with its line play. The unit, with four
returning starters, has not allowed a sack through three games this season. And
the group’s work revitalizing a stale running game led
to an upset of North Carolina State
on Sept. 16. The Knights are off to a slow start with their only victory coming
against Division I-AA Villanova. And the Eagles might also be looking back to
last year’s game in Hattiesburg.
Southern Miss won 52-31 and led 45-7 at halftime after Central
Florida turned the ball over six times in the first half.

But that was the only conference loss for a team that went
8-5 after 17 consecutive losses. UCF is expected to
win the league’s East Division with 18 returning starters, including
quarterback Steven Moffett.

Leader Call

Southern Miss head coach Jeff
Bower said that junior defensive end Sean Merrill (ankle) practiced some
Saturday, but was still limited. Bower also said that sophomore linebacker
Mitch Craft tweaked his hamstring and was limited in practice Saturday, but he
will be fine.

Mississippi Press

UCF head coach George O’Leary
said one way the Golden Knights could start getting back on track is putting
the ball more in their playmaker’s hands. UCF
quarterback Stephen Moffett (48-0f-98 for 518 yards and four touchdowns) and
wide receiver Mike Walker (24 catches, 243 yards, touchdowns) are UCF’s two biggest playmakers, however, O’Leary wants to see
more production from his entire offense, especially against a good defense like
Southern Miss.

Sun-Sentinel

In its first regular season in C-USA a year ago, UCF was 7-1 in league play, with its lone conference
setback coming in the form of a 52-31 loss at Southern Miss.

MLB

·       
Mets Perez 5-15 team mark

·       
San Diego Williams 15-7 team mark

·       
St. Louis Carpenter 20-11 team mark

·       
Minnesota Santana 26-5 team mark

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Forensic ATS information on this game: last 3 appearances for each pitcher:
Villanueva 1.96 ERA, 8.35 walks/hits per game, Marshall
11.45 ERA, 22.09 walks/hits per game, Marshall
home 5.01 ERA, 5.64 overall

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NFL

Atlanta-New Orleans UNDER 44

We have our official outlaw line at 40. The official
outlaw line is what the odds would be if there was no consideration given to
public perception and balancing the action.
It is the more accurate line from the standpoint of the bettor. Atlanta
will try to take what is guaranteed to be a fired up crowd out of the game by
controlling the clock. With Warrick Dunn
and Michael Vick, they can move chains, plus tonight is the perfect circumstance
to get All-Pro tight end Alge Crumpler
more involved.

New Orleans
can run too led by the burgeoning two headed monster of Deuce McAllister and
Reggie Bush. We look for long possessions and high emotions. Remember, the defense relies more on emotion
than the offense, which relies more on timing.