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For anyone who likes to wager on sports, March Madness is like payday, your birthday, and Christmas all rolled into one. It offers the opportunity to take advantage of bracket pool contests, betting bonuses, and other promotions that are offered by the biggest sportsbooks in the industry.
NASCAR always serves its best wine first. Frank Doyle makes his pick for the Daytona 500, the Great American Race.
NASCAR is unique in sports in having its most important event at the very start of its season.
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Along with Turkey, pumpkin pie and parades, NFL bettors have the annual tradition of a trio of NFL games – commonly called the Thanksgiving Classic – to look forward to this Thursday.
After all the parity that has spread throughout the Canadian Football League this season, we are back to where we were last year. On Sunday, Nov. 28 it’s the Montreal Alouettes vs. the Saskatchewan Roughriders for the 2010 Grey Cup – live from Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, Alberta.
The NCAA College Football regular season is officially in the stretch drive and there are a number of teams fighting not just for a spot in a Bowl Championship Series Bowl game, but in any bowl game.
Among those teams struggling for postseason life are the Texas Longhorns, who weren’t just in a BCS bowl game last season, they were in the BCS Championship Game, losing 37-21 to the Alabama Crimson Tide.
Texas (4-6 SU, 2-8 ATS) definitely will not be defending its Big 12 conference title and will be hard-pressed to get into the bowl season, as NCAA rules prohibit any team with a sub-.500 record from playing in a bowl game.
The Longhorns need a win over the Florida Atlantic Owls on Saturday, and will have to then turn around and beat the No. 18 Texas A&M Aggies the following week.
Texas is a 21-point favorite in NCAAF Lines at betED.com.
Texas hasn’t missed playing a bowl game since the 1997 season.
Another 2009 conference champion in danger of not playing in late December or early January are the defending ACC champion Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.
Georgia Tech is in a slightly better position to qualify for a bowl game at 5-5 SU (3-4 ATS).
The Yellow Jackets host the Duke Blue Devils on Saturday, with Georgia Tech a 12-point favorite in NCAA Football Odds.
Other teams on the bowl bubble are the Georgia Bulldogs, Oregon State Beavers, and Pittsburgh Panthers.
Check out NCAAF Odds for all the Week 12 matchups at betED.com.
Don’t panic. The sky is not falling on the NFL just because Super Bowl contenders like the Dallas Cowboys and Minnesota Vikings are struggling below .500. It’s only been five weeks since the regular season started. Things will change; at this time last year, the New York Giants were 5-0. They finished the season out of the playoffs at 8-8. The 2009 Green Bay Packers started 2-2 and ended up with a Wild Card berth at 11-5.
Sportsbook.com Betting Odds: Minnesota -1.5, Total: 44.5
In what is being dubbed “The Desperation Bowl” two preseason Super Bowl favorites meet with identical 1-3 records. Dallas is coming off a mistake-riddled performance in a loss at home against Tennessee, where it committed three turnovers along with 12 penalties.
Week 6 of the NFL season promises plenty of (melo)drama – on and off the field.
In a week that features the return of bad guy Ben Roethlisberger, the continuing saga of Brett Favre’s text troubles, and the seemingly impossible quest for a first win by the San Francisco 49ers, there will be plenty of action on Sunday.
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The winds of change are blowing a little harder this year. We’ve got new coaches, new quarterbacks, even new conferences on the horizon for some FBS teams. Transition is always a good thing for college football betting; without it, there would be no market volatility and no opportunity to pull in a profit.
Sports Interaction’s betting analyst Al Dannity breaks down the big games in the NFL this weekend.
Just four weeks into his career as a Washington Redskin, Donovan McNabb is back in Philadelphia. The former Eagles’ quarterback has revenge on his mind after being traded in the off-season. Unfortunately for McNabb he has several things going against him. First off, Washington’s offense stinks. In fact the Redskins just plain stink in general.
A handicapping angle that has paid consistent dividends for decades validated itself again last week. As discussed prior to Week 3, Play AGAINST home favorites of 10.5 or more points versus division opponents off an upset loss as a favorite.
The first week of the NCAA College Football season always has some lopsided matchups – along with appropriately large point spreads.
By Week 3, usually the games are a little more evenly matched, but there are some matchups this week that look like they’re right out of Week 1.
NFL, NCAAF brighten sports betting picture
Talk about feast or famine.
National Football League action on Sunday has some marquee matchups, including Tom Brady and the New England Patriots hosting the Cincinnati Bengals (1 pm ET, CBS).
The National Football League couldn’t have picked a much better matchup to open the 2010 NFL season than the Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints hosting Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings.
Thursday’s game (8:30 pm ET, NBC) is a rematch of the NFC Conference Championship in January, a thriller the Saints won 31-18 in overtime en route to the first Super Bowl victory in franchise history two weeks later.
