Ryan Grant will be looking to carry his Green Bay Packers past the New Orleans Saints when the teams meet on Monday night. Here’s your Daily Sports Roundup for Cyber Monday 2008. <\/p>\n
The Gridiron Spotlight<\/strong><\/p>\n The Packers put an end to a two-game winning streak last weekend by cruising to an easy 37-3 win over the division-rival Chicago Bears. Grant was the offensive star for New Orleans is finally back at the Superdome this weekend after an extended road trip that included a stop in England, and they’ll be looking to build on last week’s 30-20 win against the Chiefs. That UNDER result put the Saints at 5-5 SU and 6-4 ATS. Inconsistent Vegas oddsmakers and BetUs Sportsbook<\/a> have the Saints pegged as 2.5-point favorites at home on Monday night, with the total listed at 51.5 points. Reggie Bush (knee) is unlikely to play for the Saints, while Marques Colston<\/span> (knee) is probable to take the field.<\/p>\n The biggest story of them all is that GodsTips has the Monday Night Football Game of the Year, literally better than a 77 percent proposition going back to the Cadillac Club scorephone days of the 1980s! Pop open the Mr. Pibb<\/span> or other beverage and watch yet another winning from the best ever in football picks and NFL locks. <\/p>\n Nov. 22 Now the Monday Night Game of the Year.<\/span> We have a pair of Wise Guy plays as well in basketball among six hardwood winners. Click now to purchase<\/a> GodsTips Monday Night Game of the Year. <\/p>\n Other Notable Events<\/strong><\/p>\n The Houston Rockets will continue their There are six other NBA games on the Monday schedule, including UTEP<\/span> and UNLV highlight an intriguing night for bettors and Stevie Vincent of OffshoreInsiders.com<\/font><\/a><\/span><\/b> has one of his strongest college basketball betting cards this year. <\/p>\n The Rest of the Schedule<\/strong><\/p>\n Seven games hit the ice around the NHL on Monday, including Finally, college basketball’s early-season tournaments continue on Monday, with the Paradise Jam, Maui Invitational, and CBE<\/span> Classic staging games. Check the tournament brackets and odds pages for the latest matchups<\/span>, lines, and totals.<\/p>\n News from the Wire<\/strong><\/p>\n Stars forward Brenden<\/span> Morrow suffered a torn ACL, and he’s expected to miss the rest of the season . . . the Knicks should have new acquisitions Al Harrington, Tim Thomas, and Cuttino<\/span> Mobley in their lineup on Tuesday, assuming they all pass their physicals . . . Rockets guard Tracy McGrady<\/span> has been playing through his injuries so far this season, but hasn’t ruled out taking some time off to rest\u2026Sports Illustrated bought out the contract of NBA guru Jack McCallum\u2026The BCS rankings for November 23 are out, but this week may not only be black Friday for the sportsbooks<\/a>, but this and conference title weekend always has upsets to shuffle the BCS standings\u2026Eddie Jordan and the Wizards part ways as Ed Tapscott<\/span> is named interim coach\u2026Bill Cowher rumors are heating up. <\/p>\n A Peek at the Future<\/strong><\/p>\n There are a pair of games on the college football schedule on Tuesday, with Navy at Northern Illinois, and Western Michigan at No. 14 Ball State; the Cardinals ran their record to 11-0 last week . . . the new-look Knicks will get a visit from LeBron’s<\/span> Cavs on Tuesday night, while the Nets will play out in Los Angeles versus the Lakers . . . the Preseason NIT semi-finals are on Wednesday\u2026.Only one college football game, but three NFL highlight the Thanksgiving activities as far as football betting<\/font><\/a>, but Friday has a full slate of college football. <\/p>\n Political Odds The entertainment and political betting odds<\/a> results are piling in as far as how the Barack Obama Administration is shaping up. Christina Romer<\/span> and Desiree Rogers are the latest additions. Hopefully they can turn around the economy to supplement all of our winnings so you don’t have to become a couponmom.com regular. <\/p>\n Will one of the oddsmakers<\/span><\/a> post which company will after Citibank will the government bailout?<\/p>\n