Want to win these games? If the answer is yes, then check
out the OffshoreInsiders.com
network of sports pointspread
experts.
Most of you agree that we supply the best information in
the business. If you love our free picks, weather reports, trends, news and
notes etc, don’t thank us, thank our
sportsbook sponsors who keep the info free
We have checked EVERY sportsbook with our own personal
experience plus word of mouth from contacts, researched the legitimate
watchdogs and more.
We may have much of the information for the do-it-yourself
handicapper go subscription based, unless you thank
us by thanking our sponsors. Set up
an account now, have a safe place to bet and we will increase the amount of
information that we give FREE.
CFB
Here are news and notes from Godspicks.com private clipboard. They are compiled from hometown newspapers
and the team’s own press releases.
Mississippi-Memphis
Sun Sentinel
Brent Schaeffer is the QB blue chipper at Ole Miss. His
arrival has made Ole Miss relevant again. The team that finished 3-8 last season—its worst record since 1987 — received three votes
in the Associated Press’ preseason poll.
Schaeffer, the Sun-Sentinel’s 2003 Class 6A-5A-4A Player of the
Year in
became the first true freshman quarterback in 59 years to start an SEC opener,
playing for
he eventually lost the starting job, missed four games after injuring his
collarbone and ran into off-field problems. When he was suspended in April 2005
following an arrest for misdemeanor assault—he later pled guilty to a lesser
charge—Schaeffer left
and transferred to College of the Sequoias, a junior college in
out the latest odds.
DJournal
There will be, Ole Miss coach Ed Orgeron believes, a premium on points scored when the
Rebels meet
opener Sunday.Sounds like Orgeron’s
kind of game. He’s from the defensive side. Could be the
Rebels kind of game, too. A team with plenty of unknowns has fewer of
them on defense.
is pretty sure of itself on defense. The Tigers return six starters.
lists eight returning offensive starters but one of them is not DeAngelo
Williams, the All-America running back who accounted for 37 percent of the
Tigers’ total yards and 51 percent of their touchdowns. Like Ole Miss,
will have a transfer quarterback making his first start. While West hails the
coming of Mills and Brown, Orgeron will need his
patchwork defensive line to hold its own. If that happens, Patrick Willis and
the linebackers should be able to make plays. An experienced secondary should
be an Ole Miss advantage as well.
TCU-Baylor
San Antonio
Offseason focus has been on the Bears’ new spread offense,
but this will be a test of their defense — which has been historically shaky. TCU returns 10 offensive starters, including bruising backs
Robert Merrill and Aaron Brown.
Waco
Baylor’s season-ticket sales are up by 10 percent and a
crowd of close to 40,000 is expected. Bet now through Nine. Check out the latest odds.
Kentucky-Louisville
Ledger Independent
The Cardinals
have won six of the past seven meetings and will likely continue their series
dominance for the foreseeable future. For starters, U of L averages over 49
points per game while playing at home during the Bobby Petrino
era. In his three seasons at the helm of the program, the 45-year-old Petrino has guided the Cardinals to a 29-8 record and
appeared in three bowl games. The only real question mark for the Cardinals
rests on the defensive side of the ball, where several outstanding contributors
from last year’s 9-3 squad must be replaced, including end Elvis Dumervil, who hounded
L victory. Bet now through the Greek, home of the 21 percent sign up bonus