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Bodog Football Tip Sheet: Saints vs. Vikings, Miss State vs. Auburn

Oh no, Facebook is down? Fantasy football week 1 advice nearly took a hit with the Tom Brady car accident, but now we turn to Bodog for their look at the Thursday night card.

Things don’t get much easier for the Marshall Thundering Herd this week, as after losing at second-ranked Ohio State last week the Herd have to deal with No. 23 West Virginia on Friday night. The Mountaineers are 12.5-point favorites on Bodog’s NCAA Football Odds and the game will have live betting available (it’s on ESPN).

WVU opened with an easy 31-0 win over Coastal Carolina. New starting QB Geno Smith threw for 216 yards with two touchdowns, while potential Heisman candidate Noel Devine rushed for 111 yards and a TD on 23 carries. It was WVU’s first shutout since 2005 and it limited Coastal Carolina to 186 yards.

Marshall was overwhelmed by the Buckeyes in a 45-7 loss. The Thundering Herd fumbled the opening kickoff and were down 14-0 before running their first play in Ohio State territory. Marshall managed just 199 total yards and got their only score on special teams. It has lost nine games in a row to ranked opponents. Marshall is now coached by Doc Holliday, who is formerly the director of recruiting at WVU.

West Virginia starting senior linebacker Pat Lazear, still recovering from a leg injury during camp, has been ruled out of Friday’s game and starting junior tight end Tyler Urban (knee) is doubtful.

WVU is 4-0 against Marshall since they resumed playing in 2005 and 9-0 all time. The Mountaineers won 24-7 last year, and Smith came in for an injured Jarrett Brown and completed 15 of 21 passes for 147 yards and one touchdown in his first significant collegiate action. Devine ran for 103 yards in that one.

Top expert pick on this game: Matt Rivers is the top SEC expert as far as betting is concerned. Tim Lincecum was easy money on Tuesday and Brett Myers was even easier last night. Now it’s back to the pigskin and I am feeling tremendous with a pair of winners. 400,000* Auburn-Mississippi State along with a 200,000* in the NFL between Minnesota and New Orleans. I’m rolling today, are you? Get Matt Rivers picks

Now Bodog takes a look at pro bets for the Vikings vs. Saints. Football betting is back! Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings visit Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints in what will be an epic rematch of last year’s NFC Championship game.

NFL Odds have listed the Saints as -6 favorites, not surprising considering the Saints are at home and Favre is just a couple of weeks removed from his John Deere.

There’s plenty more to bet on than just the spread for this matchup however. The Bodog Sportsbook has unleashed a bevy of NFL Team Props and NFL Player Props that make an already interesting game even better.

Total Brett Favre Passing Yards: O/U 250.5

Considering what we’ve seen from No. 4 this offseason it’s tough to take the OVER on this one. However, if the Saints can stop Adrian Peterson, the old gunslinger in Favre should come out.

Total Brett Favre Interceptions: O/U 0.5

The Saints hit Favre until the rattled vet was throwing darts right to them, they’ll be trying to do the same on Thursday night. However, bettors could see a more rusty, conservative Favre in Week 1.

Total Reggie Bush Rushing/Receiving Yards: O/U 55.5

It’s always a mystery as to whether we’ll see superstar Bush, or bust Bush on the field from week to week. That said, he has had a promising preseason and could explode under the opening-night lights.

Drew Brees Passing Yards: O/U 285.5

Brees is a guarantee for 4,000-plus passing yards every season, therefore it’s easy to believe that the 2009 Super Bowl MVP will easily go OVER 285.5 yards. However, keep in mind in the 2009 NFC Championship Brees only had 197 passing yards in the Saints’ 31-28 win over Minnesota.

Now to the actual game itself: At long last the NFL season is back and with quite a bang Thursday night as New Orleans hosts Minnesota in a rematch of a thrilling NFC Championship Game from last season, with the Saints as 6-point favorites this time on Bodog’s NFL odds. With the game being nationally televised on NBC, there will be live betting available.

In the last meeting, New Orleans won its first conference title (on the way to its first Super Bowl championship) by beating Minnesota 31-28 on a 40-yard field goal by Garrett Hartley 4:45 into overtime. The game only reached overtime because the Saints picked off Brett Favre as he appeared to be leading Minnesota to a game-winning drive in the final minutes. In reality, Minnesota outplayed the Saints that day, including racking up 475 yards of offense and holding the ball for nine more minutes. But the Vikings had five turnovers.

Favre was 28-for-46 for 310 yards with one TD and two picks. But he was beaten up big-time by the Saints, with some Vikings this week accusing New Orleans of cheap shots. Although he wasn’t sacked, Favre was hit 16 times. Favre won’t have his top receiver tonight or for at least the first half of the season as Sidney Rice is sidelined following hip surgery. Rice had four catches for 43 yards and a TD against New Orleans last year.

The Saints open the season without their defensive MVP from last season, safety Darren Sharper, who starts 2010 on the PUP list. He had nine picks last season and was a big factor against the Vikings with 11 tackles. Malcolm Jenkins will make his first start in Sharper’s place and no doubt will be targeted by Favre. New Orleans’ defense finished 21st in the NFL last season against the run, giving up an average of 122.2 yards per game. And the Vikings’ Adrian Peterson had 122 and three TDs in the NFC title game. The Vikes will try to control the ball again to keep the New Orleans offense of the field. Saints QB Drew Brees, the Super Bowl MVP, is back to anchor the Saints’ top-ranked offense, which led the league in total yards and touchdowns in 2009 and nearly every member of that offense is back.

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Not Just Football Picks, But Handicapper Baseball Predictions

From fantasy football to game previews from a betting standpoint of the Vikings vs. Saints, Miss State vs. Auburn, Central Michigan vs. Temple are all in the free pick and articles section.

Matt Rivers says your comp winner for Thursday is on the under at Turner Field. It’s the Cardinals vs. Braves on the MLB baseball odds.

I hardly ever play totals but there are times when I just see something that I can’t pass up and that is the case today. Both the Cardinals and Braves do have offensive potential but they also have the ability to get shut down at times and with Adam Wainwright and Jair Jurrjens on the hill I just do not see many runs. In order for this game to go over the seven one team would have to score five times. Unless there’s an injury or a rare egg laid by one of these hurlers that just does not seem all that conceivable to me.

Jurrjens is a stud and a beast that has true ace potential and Wainwright is a former Brave who may be the best pitcher on the planet, bar none. There are quality bats with Albert, Holliday, Heyward, McCann, Prado and a few others but runs are going to be at a premium with this mound matchup and I just do not see many crooked numbers at all.

If this game is 2-1 in the eighth inning and the bullpens blow up screwing me than so be it as that is just rough luck and will not scare me. But with a pair of superstar pitchers that will be all sorts of geeked up tonight on the hill I can’t help but believe they will be in charge. Therefore in the end I see a well-pitched game and a low scoring game with the under cashing that ticket.

The pick: Atlanta Braves-St. Louis Cardinals under 7

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Central Michigan vs. Temple College Football Picks

This week’s college football schedule features a matchup between Temple and Central Michigan.

The NCAA football predictions experts at Sportsbook have posted the odds on this game at Temple -7.

The most beneficial line on the favorites is at BetUs online sportsbook at the Owls -7, but 5 Dimes has CMU getting 7.5.

Spread betting trends (all records are against the spread): Chippewas are 25-8-2 ATS in their last 35 conference games, 40-16-4 ATS in their last 60 games overall, and  6-1-1 ATS in their last 8 games after allowing less than 20 points in their previous game.

Owls are 19-8-1 ATS in their last 28 conference games, but 0-4 on Thursdays. Temple is  8-3 ATS in their last 11 games following a S.U. win.

Over/under trends: Under is 7-1 in Chippewas last 8 games after allowing less than 100 yards rushing in their previous game. Conversely,  the over is 10-2 in Chippewas last 12 games after allowing less than 20 points in their previous game

Over is 9-0 in Owls last 9 games overall

Professional gamblers, who use power ratings, have the collegiate power line at Temple -7.5 so no real advantage.

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NFL on NBC Power Ratings: Vikings vs. Saints Odds Preview

An NFL betting picks warning has been issued for the Minnesota Vikings vs. New Orleans Saints.

This is a game in which the majority of professional bettors will be betting the winning sports prediction against the spread, while most of the square players will be betting on the losing Vegas odds pick. Oddsmakers have the NFL football point spread at New Orleans -5.5. However at BetUs it’s just -5.

Spread betting trends (all records are against the spread): Vikings are 6-1-1 ATS in their last 8 games on fieldturf, 8-3-1 ATS in their last 12 vs. NFC.

Saints are 5-0 ATS in their last 5 games in September, 2-6 ATS in their last 8 games overall, 1-6 ATS in their last 7 vs. NFC.

Over/under trends: Over is 16-6-1 in Saints last 23 home games, over is 28-12-1 in Saints last 41 vs. NFC. Over is 5-0 in the last 5 series meetings

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ESPN Football Scoreboard: Miss State vs. Auburn Preview

ScoresOddsPicks.com has released a Las Vegas odds bulletin on the Auburn vs. Mississippi State contest on ESPN.

The best value on betting on Miss State is at 5 Dimes where they are getting two-points. College football odds are most beneficial for wagering on the Auburn Tigers is at BetUs where Auburn is laying just -1.5 -107

Spread betting trends (all records are against the spread): Tigers are 7-2-1 ATS in their last 10 games after scoring more than 40 points in their previous game, 18-7-1 ATS in their last 26 games after accumulating more than 200 yards rushing in their previous game, 17-7-1 ATS in their last 25 games following a SU win of more than 20 points.

On the other hand, the Tigers are 5-11 ATS in their last 16 conference games, 3-15 ATS in their last 18 games after accumulating more than 450 total yards in their previous game, and 1-8 ATS in their last 9 road games.

The Bulldogs are 6-1 ATS in their last 7 home games vs. a team with a winning road record, but 10-22-1 ATS in their last 33 games after allowing less than 275 total yards in their previous game. Tigers are 6-2 ATS in their last 8 meetings in the series.

Miss State is also 2-9 ATS in their last 11 games after accumulating more than 280 yards passing in their previous game and 0-5 ATS in their last 5 Thursday games

Over/under trends: Under is 16-7-2 in Tigers last 25 conference games. Under is 6-1 in Bulldogs last 7 home games vs. a team with a winning road record, and under is 7-2 in Bulldogs last 9 games following a S.U. win.

Top expert pick on this game:  Matt Rivers, who was the winningest handicapper ever—nobody came close—on a large network of sites. His best sport is college football betting and his best conference, the SEC. Tim Lincecum was easy money on Tuesday and Brett Myers was even easier last night. Now it’s back to the pigskin and I am feeling tremendous with a pair of winners. 400,000* Auburn-Mississippi State along with a 200,000* in the NFL between Minnesota and New Orleans. I’m rolling today, are you? Get Matt Rivers entire Thursday card

To bet the over, offshore sportsbook line shopping says the best value is 55.5 as there are also some 56.5, so please shop around.

NCAAF power rankings and ratings has the line at Auburn -2.5, so no big edge computer wise.

The game is broadcast nationally on ESPN. Live streaming TV of this game is also available.

Fantasy Football Draft Kit, MLB Picks

As fantasy football players check out the fantasy football rankings and NFL draft kit which includes the famed fantasy football sleepers, professional betting syndicates are ready for the Vikings vs. Saints odds, the Mississippi State-Auburn spread and the betting line for Central Michigan vs. Temple.

Matt Rivers, who was the winningest handicapper ever—nobody came close—on a large network of sites. He is still winning in MLB and has a free MLB pick for Wednesday is on the  Florida Marlins.

This isn’t a pay play but it’s really not all that far away to be honest. The Marlins have a very decent shot to win this game and at this price, wow. Florida was nipped by that run in the eighth inning last night after coming back valiantly and continues to play hard.

Cole Hamels has really stepped his game up and has shown that form from the postseason a few years ago but I still cannot say that I truly trust the lefty. He has been phenomenal a lot more than not of late and is clearly better than Andrew Miller but Miller is a hard throwing southpaw who has always had some stuff and a high ceiling. I don’t have a problem with a southpaw going up against Charlie Manual’s Phils as that can neutralize Howard, Utley and Ibanez a bit. I’m certainly not prophesing that it will but it is an advantage to have a lefty in this spot.

The Phils are right there at the top of the division with the Braves now a half game back and certainly have won a lot of games over the past 6-8 weeks. They are playing better ball than in the middle three months of the season but these fish have played spoiler over the past few seasons and have the talent once again to repeat that feat. Hanley Ramirez is as good as they come and others like Uggla, Stanton and Morrison are extremely talented and super formidable.

If this game is played 1,000 times the Phils would win more than 500. But I don’t think they win it at the rate the oddsmaker seems to believe and that’s creating a bargain here and a semi must play on this potentially barking pup.

The pick: Florida Marlins +200.

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College Football Trends: Michigan-Notre Dame, Florida State-Oklahoma Top Games

As Jim “the Anvil” Neidhart and the Reggie Bush grab sports headlines, college football wagering news has this week’s point spread trends up.

Time for Week 2 of college football betting. Now we’re nice and warmed up. Let’s win some money. Here are some trends to watch for some of the marquee games this Saturday – starting with the early-day matchups.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11

South Florida (1-0) vs (3) Florida (1-0)

The South Florida Bulls tend to perform well against the spread when they’re playing with confidence. They’re 4-0 ATS in their last four after allowing fewer than 170 passing yards the previous game, 4-1 ATS in their last five after allowing fewer than 20 points the previous game and 5-2 ATS over their last seven following an ATS win. Meanwhile, though Florida is 8-2 ATS over its last 10 following an ATS loss, it’s 1-4 ATS over its last five following a straight-up win over more than 20 points.

Michigan (1-0) vs Notre Dame (1-0)

Sports betting players have a tough choice in this rivalry game because the Wolverines and Fighting Irish both show some alarming trends against the spread. Michigan is just 2-7 ATS over its last nine following a straight-up win and 1-4 ATS over its last five road games. But Notre Dame is 8-20 ATS over its last 28 home games and just 1-7 ATS over its last eight following a straight-up win. The safest bet is the OVER: it’s 7-3 over the last 10 meetings and 5-0 over the last five meetings at Notre Dame.

(20) Florida State vs (8) Oklahoma

Florida State is one of many powerhouse schools that rest on their laurels too much after big wins. It’s just 7-21-1 in its last 29 after winning by 20 or more points the previous game. Though Oklahoma is 2-5 ATS in its last seven overall, it’s 11-3-1 ATS in its last 15 September games and 6-1 ATS after allowing more than 280 passing yards the previous week.

Colorado vs California

Teams seem to underestimate Colorado far too often; the Buffaloes are 8-2 ATS in their last 10 games versus teams with winning records. But California will work hard to put a hurt on Colorado; it’s 12-5 ATS over its last 17 home games. Bears’ games trend toward the OVER; it’s 11-3-1 over their last 15 non-conference affairs.

(12) Miami vs (2) Ohio State

This is an exciting matchup – but perhaps an easy one to predict at the sportsbook. Ohio State isn’t just a school many bettors think will win it all this year; it’s a juggernaut against the spread. The Buckeyes are 40-18 over their last 58 games ATS and 8-1 ATS in their last nine against teams with winning records. Miami looks like a risky play; it’s 11-27 ATS over its last 38 games following an ATS win.

Boise Wins Big Over V Tech

Talk about sensational, the professional gamblers of ScoresOddsPicks on the top football handicapping site in the world is now 14-3 with all NFL preseason and college football “named plays” this year.

They called the shot, the Broncos over the Hokies. While others were watching the HGTV Urban Oasis Giveaway, Boise State football and professional gamblers were dominating the NCAA Football Odds

As conspicuous as the Demi Moore Bush is the fortune pro bettors are making. Here is what bettors were told before the game:

College football odds: No. 3 Boise State vs. No. 10 Virginia Tech

Two of the best teams in the country wrap up Week 1 of college football odds on Monday when No. 3 Boise State battles No. 10 Virginia Tech. Both squads have their eyes on a National Championship at the end of the year.

Boise State (-1.5) vs. Virginia Tech – Monday at 8:00 p.m. ET (ESPN)

Boise State runs one of the most exciting offenses in college football. A spread attack with a variety of trick plays mixed in, the Broncos offense is expected to once again rack up the points—especially with Kellen Moore at the helm. Admittedly it came against mostly weaker competition, but the quarterback tossed 39 touchdowns to just three interceptions last season. Boise State has built a whopping amount of talent around him; both running back and wide receiver are almost unfairly stocked to the brim, and line returns eight players who started last year.

Though prone to occasional lapses, the Boise State “D” can be a real menace. All three levels of the defense are talented, but the best player is unquestionably end Ryan Winterswyk. The former walk-on picked up nine sacks in 2009 and should build on that this time around. The secondary will be quite aggressive; it forced a pile of turnovers last year and has plenty of continuity carrying over.

The Hokies defense, on the other hand, may be in line for a step backward. Traditionally the backbone of this team, graduation and injuries have taken their toll on the “D.” The biggest question mark is the pass rush. No current Hokie had more than 3.5 sacks last season and, if that problem isn’t rectified, Virginia Tech will be sunk. No doubt this team can get the defense up to its usual standards, but doing so in Week 1 against the Broncos is a tall order.

That means Virginia Tech will have to rely on the offense—and that’s not a bad thing. The Hokies may wind up employing the best running game in the country this year. Darren Evans set a freshman conference rushing record with 1265 yards in 2008. He sat out last season with a knee injury, only to watch teammate Ryan Williams rack up 1655 yards and top that record. Now, with both healthy and able, Virginia Tech will be a force on the ground.

This game means so much to Boise State. The Broncos don’t face a lot of tough competition throughout the year, meaning a loss in this one all but kills their BCS Championship hopes. Luckily, they face Virginia Tech before it can get its defense in order. Look for the Broncos to light up the scoreboard enough to keep ahead of the Hokies’ vaunted rushing attack. Boise State will cover the 1.5-point spread.

ESPN Best Bet of the Month is on Boise in squeaker.

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NFL Week 1 Odds: ATS Betting Trends

NFL betting is finally back and it’s time to get the upper hand with our picks right away. Here’s a look at some trends to consider for the Thursday nighter and some of this week’s early games.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9

Vikings vs Saints

As much as Brett Favre got rattled in the Superdome during the playoffs last year, the Vikings don’t hate the road environment this week; they’re 6-1-1 against the spread over their last eight games on field turf. In fact, almost all the major sportsbook trends point Minnesota’s way this week. The Saints are 2-5 ATS over their last seven at home and 1-6 ATS over their last seven against the NFC. Minnesota is also 5-0 ATS in the last five meetings with New Orleans.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12

Panthers vs Giants

The Panthers are under the radar on that role and sports betting sharps may capitalize on that status this season. Carolina is 5-0 ATS over its last five games, 8-0 ATS over its last eight against the NFC and 5-1 ATS over its last six road games. These guys don’t get any respect. Meanwhile, the Giants have lost nine of 11 ATS overall. Two noteworthy head-to-head stats: the OVER is 5-1 over the last six meetings and the road team has beaten the spread in four of the last five meetings.

Dolphins vs Bills

The Dolphins have fared well within their own division of late, going 7-1 over their last eight ATS. But few teams help bettors less than the Dolphins in September. Miami is just 3-12-2 ATS over its last 17 September games. Meanwhile, the Bills are 5-0 in their last five Week 1 matchups. The home team is 5-1-1 ATS over the last seven meetings – though bettors should remember that Miami often visits Buffalo in the cold months. That won’t be the case this time.

Falcons vs Steelers

The oddsmakers apparently struggle to figure out Atlanta early in seasons. The Falcons are 10-2 ATS over their last 12 games in Week 1. Facing a backup quarterback with no Ben Roethlisberger, can they do it again? The Steelers have struggled to cover at home of late, going 0-3-1 ATS over their last four at Heinz Field.

Lions vs Bears

The Lions are a perennial whipping boy, going 8-20-2 over their last 30 ATS versus the NFC. But their vaunted offense, not to mention the mighty struggles of Chicago’s O-line, could make them a sleeper in Week 1. The Bears have lost four of their last five ATS at home. The underdog is also 15-7 ATS over the last 22 Lions/Bears games. This sports betting blog will watch the line closely on this matchup.

ESPN college football schedule has Boise State vs. Virginia Tech. Las Vegas betting odds are up for NCAA football picks and predictions on that game. Kellen Moore, Ryan Williams, Tyrod Taylor all have prop bet odds.

The bookmaker’s point spread is Virginia Tech -1.5, though BetED has it as a pick ‘em.

Spread betting trends (all records are against the spread): Broncos are 7-1 ATS in their last 8 non-conference games, 17-7-1 ATS in their last 25 games overall. Hokies are 5-0 ATS in their last 5 games overall.

Over/under trends: Over is 5-0 in Broncos last 5 games on fieldturf, but the under is 6-1 in Broncos last 7 non-conference games. Over is 4-1 in Hokies last 5 neutral site games.

Top expert pick on this game: The pro bettors are 13-3 with “named plays” this season. The biggest play of NCAAF so far goes tonight on Boise State and Virginia Tech. It’s the ESPN Best Bet of the Month. Click now to purchase

The posted online sportsbook’s total is 51.5.

Collegiate football betting power ratings say that Boise State should be a 2.5 point favorite giving the Broncos a big computer boys edge.

BetUs has these prop bets

Rot# Will Tyrod Taylor Throw an Interception Moneyline
1020 Yes -150
1021 No +110
Rot# Ryan Williams Total Rushing Attempts Moneyline
1022 Over  21½  Rushing Attempts -135
1023 Under  21½  Rushing Attempts +105
Rot# Will Ryan Williams Score a TD Moneyline
1024 Yes -280
1025 No +210
Rot# Jarrett Boykin Total Receptions Moneyline
1026 Over  3  Receptions -150
1027 Under  3  Receptions +120
Rot# Kellen Moore Total Completions Moneyline
1028 Over  21½  Completions -130
1029 Under  21½  Completions Ev
Rot# Kellen Moore Total TD Passes and INT Thrown Moneyline
1030 Over  2½  TD+INTs Thrown -150
1031 Under  2½  TD+INTs Thrown +120
Rot# Jeremy Avery Total Rushing Attempts Moneyline
1032 Over  12½  Rushing Attempts -130
1033 Under  12½  Rushing Attempts Ev
Rot# Titus Young Total Receptions Moneyline
1034 Over  5½  Receptions -115
1035 Under  5½  Receptions -115
Rot# Austin Pettis Total Receptions Moneyline
1036 Over  5  Receptions -115
1037 Under  5  Receptions -115
Rot# Tyrod Taylor Total Completions Moneyline
1038 Over  10½  Completions -155
1039 Under  10½  Completions +125

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