Wow, what a Sunday. Yes every sportsbook is adding up the UFC 101 results, but it’s time for football, not to mention golf odds.

Bodog and just about every oddsmaker agrees it’s a two man race to win the Bridgestone Invitational. The revised odds show Padraig Harrington at 5/6 and Tiger Woods at 5/4. By comparison, Jerry Kelly is next at 33/1.

For complete odds, which also includes the 2009 US PGA Championship odds from Hazeltine National Golf Club, click here.

The QB rotations and other factors affecting tonight’s Hall-of-Fame Game between Tennessee and Buffalo have been posted. Among the highlights:

Titans’ starters including QB Kerry Collins will play “a few series. Vince Young will come in at QB and play into the third quarter. Another former NFL starter Patrick Ramsey will follow and Alex Mortensen may get a few snaps.

Top draft pick Kenny Britt, a wide receiver out of Rutgers will not play. Also out is Pro Bowl center Kevin Mawae.

Buffalo head coach Dick Jauron said the starters will play “a couple of series” but that he knows the starters and wants to take a look at some backups.

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The biggest MLB game of the day is without question the Red Sox and the Yankees on ESPN.

The betting preview is up at Examiner.com.  

The Yankees have lost 4-of-5 to Lester, while Boston is 9-19 their last 28 to Andy Pettitte.

Other key records: Boston has dropped a frightening 11-of-12 against teams with a winning record. However they are a very impressive 45-14 with Jon Lester on grass

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It does not get much better than this for baseball fans and MLB bettors alike. The New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox square off on prime-time television. Jon Lester totes the hill for Boston, Andy Pettitte for the Yankees. The Vegas baseball odds have Pettitte laying -117 with a total at 9.5.

It’s an understatement to say that the Yankees have turned the series around. After Boston won the first eight series meeting this year, the Bronx Bombers have won the first three games of this four-game set. They’ve now won six straight overall.

On the other hand, Boston has lost five in a row. They have gone 24 innings without a hit and are 3-for-33 in this series with men in scoring position.

Lester has been the mark of consistency with a 3.79 ERA for the year and a 1.293 WHIP. Andy Pettitte is quite hot. In his last four starts his ERA is 2.36 with a WHIP of 1.087.

The Yankees have lost 4-of-5 to Lester, while Boston is 9-19 their last 28 to Andy Pettitte.

Other key records: Boston has dropped a frightening 11-of-12 against teams with a winning record. However they are a very impressive 45-14 with Jon Lester on grass.

The Yankees have dropped 7-of-9 Pettitte home starts as a favorite.

Here are some more quick hitters for Sunday games written from a baseball betting standpoint. Units/won lost are based on one-unit per bet. Personal record is a pitcher’s record in his decisions including relief appearances.  Team record is how the team did in his starts whether or not he was involved in the decision.

The Angels are 23-8 +18.7 units in day games in 2009.

The Twins Scott Baker has a 1.50 ERA in his last three starts.

The Mets Johan Santana has a team record of 70-11 since 1997 against teams that are outscored by at least .5 runs per game.

Josh Johnson of the Florida Marlins has a team record of 16-2 the last two years +15 units against the division.

Jamie Moyer though is 13-2 career wise to Florida with a 2.83 ERA.

The Athletics Gino Gonzalez is 2-0 personally with a 1.93 ERA over his last three.

The Blue Jays Roy Halladay is a sensational 19-4 lifetime to the Orioles with a 2.92 ERA.

The Rockies Ryan Dempster has a team mark of 1-10 on the road this year for -10.2 units.

The Giants are 19-5 for the year +16.5 units against a starting pitcher who walks 1.75 or fewer batters per game.

The Cubs Randy Wells has won three straight with a 1.69 ERA.

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The quarterback rotations for the NFL picks preseason betting contest between the Titans and Bills is forthcoming in the free NFL spread picks section right about the time the UFC 101 results come pouring in.  The top NFL betting expert GI Joe Duffy is compiling them now.

Yes the Red Sox-Yankees is a great appetizer for the fights, but now it’s time to take a look at the betting preview of Florian-Penn.

Early our great friends at Bodog, the Micheal Jackson of sportsbooks, previewed the sensational MMA UFC 101 undercard.

Kenny Florian has been waiting a long time for a second shot at the lightweight title.

On Saturday at the Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, only champion B.J. Penn stands in his way.

Florian looked impressive in his most recent wins over Joe Stevenson and Roger Huerta, neither of whom had answers for his well-rounded game. But Penn, at his best, is an artist in the cage. And he will have plenty of motivation, looking to put the GSP loss behind him and proving that he is still relevant.

Penn is nicknamed The Prodigy for the speed in which he earned his jiu-jitsu black belt and won the Brazilian jiu-jitsu world championship.

Penn is also the favorite heading into this match at -280 to win. Florian is priced at +220 to pull off the upset.

Florian is one of the best lightweights in the fight game today and will be a load for Penn on Saturday

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Speaking of Titans-Bills betting, here is a look at the Hall-of-Fame Canton inductees.

Before you watch Sunday’s Hall of Fame Game, take a moment to remember the past on Saturday.

The Hall of Fame’s honor roll will grow to 253 with the enshrinement of Bob Hayes, Randall McDaniel, Bruce Smith, Derrick Thomas, Ralph Wilson, Jr., and Rod Woodson.

Hayes, while playing for the Dallas Cowboys, proved a track man could succeed in a contact sport. McDaniel had a streak of 202 consecutive starts and earned 12 straight Pro Bowl berths.

Smith was a dominant player during his 19 playing seasons with the Buffalo Bills and the Washington Redskins. Thomas, a member of the NFL’s All-Decade Team of the 1990s, was named first-team All-AFC seven times during an eight-year stretch.

Wilson, Jr. was the man responsible for reintroducing pro football to Western New York when he formed the Buffalo Bills in 1959. Finally, Woodson recorded 71 interceptions; 1,483 interception return yards; 2,362 punt return yards; and 17 touchdowns.

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The Heidi Montag Playboy pictures should be secondary in the eyes of men this weekend as UFC 101, the NFL Hall-of-Fame game between the Tennessee Titans and Buffalo Bills is here, plus Saturday is one of the biggest betting days in MLB.

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Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: The AL East’s top rivals continue their four-game series, and the Canadian Football League concludes its weekly schedule.

The UFC 101 MMA MMA Odds has BJ Penn -260 over Kenny Florian and Anderson Silva -350 over Forrest Griffin.  

A complete Mixed Martial Arts/Ultimate Fighting preview for UFC 101 is must-read before wagering on the Vegas odds for the card.

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Colliding in the Junior Circuit  . . .

It’ll be Clay Buchholz (1-1, 6.05 ERA) vs. CC Sabathia (11-7, 3.95 ERA) on Saturday afternoon as the Red Sox and Yankees continue their series at Yankee Stadium. Righthander Buchholz was pounded by the Orioles in his last trip to the mound, surrendering seven earned runs on nine hits over four innings of work. Lefthander Sabathia grabbed a victory over the White Sox in his most recent outing despite giving up five earned runs on 10 hits in his seven innings pitched.

Also on the American League schedule for Saturday: Baltimore at Toronto, Texas at the Angels, Minnesota at Detroit, Cleveland at the White Sox, Tampa Bay at Seattle, and Oakland at Kansas City. Royals ace Zack Greinke (10-7, 2.36 ERA) will take the mound in that contest; righthander Greinke was knocked around for six earned runs in five innings by the Rays last time out. Brett Anderson (6-8, 4.20 ERA) goes for the A’s; the team is 6-2 in his last eight starts.

Clashing in the Senior Circuit . . .

Kenshin Kawakami (5-9, 4.38 ERA) will take on Clayton Kershaw (8-6, 2.89 ERA) on Saturday night as the Dodgers once again host the Braves. Atlanta righthander Kawakami will be looking to pick up his first victory since July 8; he gave up three earned runs in six innings in a loss to the Padres last time out. Lefthander Kershaw was also tagged with a loss in his most recent outing, surrendering three earned runs on four hits over four innings against Milwaukee.

Also on tap in the National League on Saturday: Cincinnati at San Francisco, St. Louis at Pittsburgh, Florida at Philadelphia, Arizona at Washington, Milwaukee at Houston, the Mets at San Diego, and the Cubs at Colorado. Ryan Dempster (5-5, 4.09 ERA) is slated to start for Chicago; the righthander blanked the Marlins over six innings in a no-decision last time out. Jason Marquis (12-7, 3.49 ERA) counters for the Rockies; the righthander last picked up a victory back on July 19.

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Rounding out the Roundup . . .

The Canadian Football League completes the second half of its Week 6 schedule on Saturday, with Edmonton at Hamilton and Winnipeg at Calgary. The Eskimos and Tiger-Cats both sit at 3-2 straight-up through five contests, but surprising Hamilton has paid off at 4-1 against-the-spread (with Edmonton 2-3 ATS). The Ti-Cats are 1-point home favorites on Saturday. Meanwhile, the Stampeders are big 14.5-point home favorites in their matchup with the Blue Bombers. Calgary sits at 2-3 SU and ATS so far on the season, with Winnipeg 2-3 SU and 3-2 ATS.

Finally, the WNBA offers up three games on Saturday, with Chicago at Atlanta, New York at Seattle, and Indiana at Phoenix. The Fever/Mercury contest is a matchup of the top two teams in the league, with Indiana at 16-4 SU and 13-7 ATS, and Phoenix at 16-6 SU and 16-6 ATS. The Fever are coming off a 76-67 win versus Chicago, while the Mercury got past Seattle 101-90 in their last outing.