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10-19-14 | Cincinnati Bengals v. Indianapolis Colts OVER 49.5 | 0-27 | Loss | -110 | 27 h 37 m | Show | |
Bengals vs. Colts Over 49.5 |
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10-18-14 | Notre Dame +12 v. Florida State | 27-31 | Win | 100 | 71 h 33 m | Show | |
Notre Dame +12 The second-ranked Florida State Seminoles host the fifth-ranked Notre Dame Fighting Irish on Saturday in Week 8 of the college football season. Both of these teams are overranked in this one, but one has actually been playing like a top-10 team, while the other has been coasting on the back of past accomplishments. The Seminoles haven’t done much to impress this season, failing to build margins against far inferior competition, covering the spread only once in six games this season. Their running game hasn’t been the same, and off-field distractions have clearly gotten to Jameis Winston, whose receiving corps has taken a big hit since last January. On the other side, the Irish have been heavily reliant on the play of Everett Golson, but he’s come up big for them time and time again. The team has also gotten solid play out of its defense. The unit ranks eighth in the nation in scoring defense, allowing only 17.2 points per game. Playing in front of a national audience in the weekend’s marquee matchup, expect the Irish to bring their A-game and keep this one competitive right down to the closing gun. The Irish are 5-0 ATS in their last five games against opponents with a winning record. Take Notre Dame. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* Play |
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10-18-14 | Kentucky v. LSU UNDER 53.5 | 3-41 | Win | 100 | 53 h 58 m | Show | |
LSU vs. Kentucky UNDER 53.5 The LSU Tigers and Kentucky Wildcats are pretty similar teams this season. It sounds strange to say that because LSU has been so good in recent years and Kentucky has been so bad in recent years. LSU is a little bit better than Kentucky, but they both have the same problems. Both of these teams lack a good quarterback. They rely on being able to run the ball and win with a good offensive line. The problem with that in this game is the strength of both of these defenses is their front four. Expect it to be difficult for either team’s running game to get going. Les Miles’ defense should improve as the season continues. They have been disappointing so far this year, but Kentucky doesn’t have enough skill players to beat LSU on a consistent basis down the field. Look for the Tigers to load up the box and stuff the run. Similarly, LSU doesn’t have the wide receivers we are used to seeing them have. The Tigers are going to be up against a Wildcats defense that is much improved, and they’ll be looking run all the way. Expect some sloppy play and a long night for both offenses. Take the under. Good Luck, Razor Ray. 7* NCAAF O/U Play |
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10-18-14 | Rutgers v. Ohio State -19 | 17-56 | Win | 100 | 66 h 46 m | Show | |
Ohio State -19 The Ohio State Buckeyes host the Rutgers Scarlet Knights on Saturday in Week 8 of the college football season. Everyone was quick to write-off the Buckeyes when Braxton Miller went down, but the team has quietly shown that it remains in the hunt for a spot in the inaugural College Football Playoff even without him. In fact, the team’s early season loss to Virginia Tech may have been the best possible outcome for the team as it’s taken the national spotlight off of them for the time being. Following that loss, the team went on to outscore its next three opponents by a combined 168-52, good for an average margin of victory of 38.7 points. In fact, they would have covered this number against each of those opponents, including a far superior Cincinnati squad. Now they get Rutgers at home. Urban Meyer has made minced meat of coaches he’s facing for the first time, so Kyle Flood will have a lot to learn on Saturday. The Buckeye’s offense has put up 44.6 points per game, good for the fifth-best mark in the nation. That will help them build a nice healthy margin against the inferior Knights. The Buckeyes are 5-2 ATS in their last seven games following a bye. Take Ohio State. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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10-18-14 | Texas A&M v. Alabama UNDER 64 | 0-59 | Win | 100 | 49 h 4 m | Show | |
Texas A&M vs. Alabama Under 64 The Texas A&M Aggies offense looked amazing in their win over South Carolina to start the year. While Kenny Hill is a good fit to the offense, time has shown that he isn’t quite as good as many believed. Remember after game one when ESPN and all the talking heads were saying Hill would be a Heisman trophy type player this year? That isn’t going to happen. That’s because Texas A&M’s offense has looked far worse recently against better defenses. The Aggies will play the best defense they have faced yet this weekend in Alabama. The Crimson Tide defense is being overlooked a bit, but this group is really good. While Alabama definitely has some troubles on the offensive end, they are set defensively. Blake Sims is another quarterback who isn’t as good as he looked early on. Texas A&M will bring blitzes to make him feel uncomfortable throughout this contest. Alabama takes longer between plays than the normal team, which makes a total like 64 awfully hard to get to in a Crimson Tide game. Texas A&M’s defense is better than last year, and the Aggies offense is worse. A game in the 50’s is likely here. Take the under. |
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10-18-14 | Ball State v. Central Michigan -8 | 32-29 | Loss | -106 | 49 h 53 m | Show | |
Central Michigan –8 |
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10-18-14 | Akron -2.5 v. Ohio | 20-23 | Loss | -110 | 47 h 26 m | Show | |
Akron –2.5 The Akron Zips will be without starting quarterback Kyle Pohl for this Saturday’s game at Ohio. That has moved this line down considerably from what it otherwise would have been. It’s given us an opportunity to take the road team in this contest. Ohio is also without their starting quarterback. Derrius Vick will miss this game and Sprague will be the starter. Ohio could only muster 13 points against a horrible Bowling Green defense last week, and Akron’s defense has been great all year. The Zips picked up a road win at Pittsburgh earlier this year by holding the Panthers to only 10 points. It’s also important to note that Akron’s backup quarterback Tommy Woodson has been getting some playing time already this year. He has gotten into the game several times, and he has had a lot of reps in practice. He isn’t a bad player, and I think the oddsmakers have overadjusted this line. Akron also has some major revenge on their minds in this game. The Zips lost 43-3 last year against Ohio thanks to some costly turnovers and generally ugly play. Akron is loads better than they were this time a year ago, while the Bobcats are much worse. The Zips are hungry to get Ohio back, and this is a great opportunity for them. Take Akron. |
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10-18-14 | Kansas State +7.5 v. Oklahoma | 31-30 | Win | 100 | 62 h 20 m | Show | |
Kansas State +7.5 The 11th-ranked Oklahoma Sooners host the 15th-ranked Kansas State Wildcatson Saturday. Oklahoma’s win over Texas looks good enough on paper, even if they only managed a five-point margin of victory. Upon closer inspection, the Sooners struggled mightily against a Longhorns squad that hasn’t fared all that well this season. Oklahoma managed only 11 first down and 232 yards of offense in that game. In fact, the Sooners were able to muster only one first down in the entire first half. Now they get a Kansas State team that is flying under the national radar but still playing great football. Quarterback Jake Waters is playing like the second coming of Collin Klein, and the team’s defense has stifled even some of the top offenses in the nation, even limiting Auburn to a season-low 20 points. In fact, that loss to Auburn is the lone blemish on Kansas State’s record. Getting better than a touchdown against an Oklahoma squad that has stumbled of late and has struggled to build margins all season long, the Wildcats head out on the road looking like they’re ready to pull off an upset. Kansas State is 5-1-1 ATS in the last seven meetings between these teams in Norman. Take Kansas State. Good Luck, Razor Ray 9* Play. |
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10-18-14 | South Florida -1 v. Tulsa | 38-30 | Win | 100 | 46 h 38 m | Show | |
USF –1 The South Florida Bulls and Tulsa Golden Hurricane meet this weekend in Tulsa. Neither of these teams are very good, but what I like about USF is the schedule they have played. USF has tested themselves in a big way during the non-conference slate, and that should start to pay off now in conference play against weaker teams. USF played Wisconsin and Maryland very tough this year, and those are two pretty good teams. Tulsa hasn’t played anyone any good this year, and their only win was a overtime home win over lowly Tulane. Tulsa was awfully fortunate to even win that game. Tulsa was a good team a couple years ago, but they aren’t what they used to be. They have a poor quarterback in Dane Evans. Evans throws far too many picks, and he doesn’t have the arm to throw it deep with any consistency. USF will be able to sit on the short throws and running game of Tulsa. The Golden Hurricane defense is among the worst in the nation, while USF is solid on the defensive end. USF is getting back their best wide receiver this weekend, and that gives us another reason to trust them to be better this week. USF is moving in the right direction, while Tulsa is in for a long season. Take USF. |
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10-18-14 | Western Kentucky v. Florida Atlantic OVER 67 | 38-45 | Win | 100 | 46 h 31 m | Show | |
W. Kentucky vs. Florida Atlantic Over 67 The Western Kentucky Hilltoppers have a whole new look this year, and that has meant some really high scoring games. Head Coach Jeff Brohm has done a tremendous job working with quarterback Brandon Doughty. Doughty is looking like a future NFL quarterback right now. Doughty has been lighting up every defense he faces, and the Hilltoppers aren’t having trouble scoring against anyone. Their no-huddle offensive style is great at keeping defenses off guard. Florida Atlantic has a defense that has regressed from last season. The Owls aren’t likely to be able to slow down the Hilltoppers here. As good as the Hilltoppers offense is, their defense is just as bad. While Florida Atlantic’s offense has been wildly inconsistent this year, it’s hard to imagine them not being able to move the ball consistently against Western Kentucky. Johnson is a quality quarterback, and he’ll have plenty of open receivers to look to throughout this game. With the game being played in Florida, the weather is unlikely to be a factor. The posted total here should be in the 70’s based on the offense vs. defense matchups in this one. High scoring all the way here. Take the over. |
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10-16-14 | Utah -2.5 v. Oregon State | 29-23 | Win | 100 | 10 h 23 m | Show | |
Utah -2.5 At first glance, you may be wondering what business the Utes have being favored on the road at Oregon State, but we believe this is a great matchup for them. This is a Utah team that travels well. The Utes knocked off Michigan 26-10 as a three point dog three weeks back, and then pulled a massive upset of UCLA in their last contest. Oregon State quarterback Sean Mannion has regressed heavily from a season ago, and now has to take on a Utah defense that excels at getting after the quarterback. The Utes defense has forced a whopping eight turnovers in their last three games, and has registered 28 sacks in just five games this season. Utah's offense has also looked solid this season, eclipsing 26 points in every contest this year. Led behind quarterback Kendal Thompson, who poses a dual threat for opposing defense, the Utes have been able to find success with their run-option offense. The Beavers have surrendered 30+ points in back-to-back contests, and have given up 100 yards on the ground to every single opponent this season. Utah should be able to move the ball fairly consistently here. The Utes are 11-4 ATS in their last 15 games after a bye week and 4-0 ATS in their last 4 games against a team with a winning record. The Beavers are just 3-7 ATS in their last 10 home games. Take Utah. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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10-16-14 | Virginia Tech v. Pittsburgh -1 | 16-21 | Win | 100 | 8 h 60 m | Show | |
Pitt -1 We're fully aware of how poorly Pitt has played in recent weeks, but we think this could be their coming out party tonight. The Panthers have lost three straight games, failing to eclipse 20 points in any of those contests. It's easy to focus on their offensive issues and forget that this is a stout defensive squad as well. Pitt is surrendering just 19 points per game on the season, and now face a Virginia Tech team offense that frankly wasn't impressive at all against North Carolina last time out. The Hokies accumulated just 357 total yards against the Tar Heels; a far cry from the insane amounts of yardage that other teams have been picking up against North Carolina. Pitt may have fallen 24-19 to Virginia last week, but we like what we saw out of the Panthers last week. The Cavaliers are no slouch at all, as evidenced by the fact that they're less than field goal underdogs at Duke this week. The Panthers can move the ball on the ground with their big running back James Conner, have a strong defense, and will have the luxury of playing in front of a raucous Thursday night crowd at Heinz Field with revenge on their minds, after a 19-9 loss at Virginia Tech a year ago. The Hokies have failed to cover the spread in five straight trips to Pittsburgh, which includes a 35-17 loss a couple of years ago. Take Pitt. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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10-12-14 | Dallas Cowboys v. Seattle Seahawks OVER 46.5 | 30-23 | Win | 100 | 47 h 22 m | Show | |
Dallas Cowboys vs. Seattle Seahawks Over 46.5 |
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10-12-14 | Baltimore Ravens v. Tampa Bay Buccaneers +3.5 | 48-17 | Loss | -110 | 73 h 55 m | Show | |
Tampa Bay +3.5 The Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday in Week 6 of the NFL season. The Buccaneers have quietly been rising steadily, picking up an upset win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, and last week giving the New Orleans Saints a ride for their money in one of the toughest places to play in football. The key to the Buccaneers’ turnaround has been under center, as Mike Glennon is light years ahead of Josh McCown when it comes to running this offense. The team has plenty of talent on both sides of the ball, and now some competent quarterback play will have them streaking in the right direction. As for the Ravens, they’ve posted a terrible home-road split ever since John Harbaugh took over. The team just can’t find a way to channel that magic they come up with at home and bring it on the road with them. Even still, bettors clearly aren’t ready to get back on the Buccaneers’ bandwagon, and so the Ravens are incorrectly installed as favorites, but we’re happy to take advantage of the oddsmakers’ mistake. The Ravens are 1-8 ATS in their last nine games in the month of October. Take Tampa Bay. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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10-12-14 | Green Bay Packers v. Miami Dolphins +3.5 | 27-24 | Win | 100 | 73 h 52 m | Show | |
Miami +3.5 The Miami Dolphins host the Green Bay Packers on Sunday in Week 6 of the NFL season. The Packers have been streaking in the right direction entering this contest, but they’re about to get a rude awakening. The Packers’ recent offensive upswing has coincided with a pair of matchup against terrible pass defenses in a battered Bears squad and a Vikings team that has simply never had an answer for what Green Bay brings to the table. Those sides performed some poorly that they actually made Green Bay’s beat up offensive line look competent, but that unit is about to get exposed on Sunday against one of the most underrated defenses in football. The Dolphins feature one of the better performing secondaries in all of football, capable of shutting down Green Bay’s preferred method of moving the football. They also feature a good pass rush headlined by linebacker Cameron Wake, who will surely be eager to get at Aaron Rodgers in this one. On the other side of the ball, the Dolphins expect Knowshon Moreno back in a favorable matchup against a beatable Packers defense that will have Ryan Tannehill and Mike Wallace chomping at the bit. With an extra week to prepare for this matchup, the Dolphins have the Packers on upset alert. The Dolphins are 10-4 ATS in their last 14 home games. Take Miami. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* Play |
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10-12-14 | Pittsburgh Steelers v. Cleveland Browns -115 | 10-31 | Win | 100 | 44 h 17 m | Show | |
Cleveland Browns ML The Pittsburgh Steelers have beaten the Cleveland Browns in 26 of their last 31 meetings with them. The Steelers have completely owned Cleveland. At this point, Pittsburgh doesn’t even see this game as a rivalry game. The important thing to remember is Cleveland still considers this a huge rivalry. The Browns are sick and tired of losing to the Steelers, and they have a great opportunity to breakthrough against Pittsburgh this weekend. These are two teams headed in different directions. The once mighty Steelers are now aging and on the downhill slide. Cleveland has found a quality coach and the Browns have more talent than most believe. Cleveland is strong in the trenches, and you can win a lot of games simply by being strong in the trenches in the NFL. The Browns showed great heart in the second half earlier this year against Pittsburgh, and they made a massive comeback to win last week in Tennessee too. I don’t expect the Browns to dig a big hole this week. Cleveland will come prepared for their chance to knock off the hated Steelers. Cleveland wants this game more than Pittsburgh does, and this is their perfect chance to get it. Cleveland finally takes care of business and gets over the hump. Take Cleveland. Good Luck, Razor Ray. 7* NFL Moneyline Play |
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10-12-14 | Carolina Panthers v. Cincinnati Bengals -6.5 | Top | 37-37 | Loss | -107 | 73 h 50 m | Show |
Cincinnati -6.5 The Cincinnati Bengals host the Carolina Panthers on Sunday in Week 6. Cincinnati is coming off a 43-17 loss to New England, while Carolina beat Chicago in their last outing, 31-24. The Panthers get the Bengals at the worst possible time in this one. The Bengals were embarrassed by the Patriots on Sunday Night Football this past weekend. That will have them eager to get back into the win column, and they’ll want to do so in decisive fashion as a reminder that they are in the hunt for the Lombardi Trophy.Much like what we see in this matchup, last week’s loss to New England was more a case of bad circumstance for Cincinnati, which ran into a Patriots team that was embarrassed the previous week and came out with something to prove. Now that shoe is on the other foot as the Bengals will have something to prove, and they’ll get to do so on their home field where they enjoy one of the best home field advantages in all of football. As for the Panthers, they’re a bit of a mess right now. Quarterback Cam Newton is still being limited by an injured ankle and ribs, and head coach Ron Rivera has admitted that the playbook hasn’t been fully opened because of Newton’s limitations. A backfield of retreads and afterthoughts may have been enough against a lousy Bears defense last week, but that’s not going to cut it against one of the top defenses in football, and one that will be extra-motivated to dominate this matchup. With this game presenting a uniquely favorable set of circumstances, we’ll gladly bump this play up to our top rating. The Bengals are 13-3 ATS in their last 16 home games. Take Cincinnati. Good Luck, Razor Ray 10* TOP PLAY |
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10-11-14 | USC -2.5 v. Arizona | 28-26 | Loss | -109 | 58 h 26 m | Show | |
USC -2.5 The Arizona Wildcats host the USC Trojans on Saturday in Week 7 of the college football season. Arizona got by a rising but still middling Texas-San Antonio squad by only three points, a bad Nevada team by seven points, and then they needed a Hail Mary to escape in a home game against Cal. In fact, they didn’t cover the spread in a single game for the entire month of December, and their cover against Oregon was their first since their season opener. That’s not a recipe for success, which is why we’ll be running, not walking, to the windows to put in our plays for this one before the oddsmakers get to their senses.USC is 5-0 ATS in its last five games coming off a loss. Take USC. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* Play |
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10-11-14 | Ole Miss v. Texas A&M -2 | 35-20 | Loss | -106 | 100 h 8 m | Show | |
Texas A&M -2 The Texas A&M Aggies host the Ole Miss Rebels on Saturday in an SEC clash as part of Week 7 of the college football season. A week ago, the Aggies were painfully over-ranked at No. 6 in the AP poll, and the team fell on the road against an underrated Mississippi State squad. Now it seems the team has been written off altogether as they are getting little respect on their home turf, playing a team that comes in riding a wave of emotion. As for Ole Miss, they're coming off one of the biggest wins the program has enjoyed in years, and that figures to mean a letdown come Saturday when they head out onto the road and into the unfriendly confines of College Station. In each of the last two years, Kevin Sumlin's Texas A&M squad has gone on the road and downed Ole Miss in Oxford, scoring 30, and 41 points in those two wins respectively. With the venue shifting over to College Station, those national rankings go right out the window, and there will be another shift of power in the SEC. The Aggies are 6-2 ATS in their last eight games following a loss. Take Texas A&M. Good Luck, Razor Ray 9* Play |
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10-11-14 | Connecticut v. Tulane UNDER 45.5 | 3-12 | Win | 100 | 42 h 31 m | Show | |
Tulane vs. UConn UNDER 45.5 The UConn Huskies have been playing well on the defensive end of the ball with Bob Diaco as the new head coach. UConn is rallying to the football in a big way on the defensive end, and they have enough skill to slow down most offenses. There’s nothing impressive about the Tulane offense, and it looks like they will be without their starting quarterback this week. Tanner Lee might not be a terrific quarterback, but he is better than anyone else Tulane is going to put on the field. Without him, they should have trouble putting together consistent drives. The Tulane defense has been a bit disappointing so far this season, but they were the main reason the Green Wave were so impressive last year in a year where Tulane was one of the most improved teams in the country. This Tulane defense has played against some high quality offenses this year, but UConn doesn’t have the talent on offense. Tulane’s defense should look much better this weekend. UConn lost their starting quarterback a few weeks ago as well, and with Whitmer at quarterback they are a mess on the offensive end. Two ugly offenses and two defenses that play hard should equal a low scoring contest. Take the under. Good Luck, Razor Ray. 7* NCAAF O/U Play |
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10-11-14 | East Carolina -15.5 v. South Florida | 28-17 | Loss | -110 | 41 h 41 m | Show | |
East Carolina -15.5 The East Carolina Pirates played an ugly game last week against SMU. While East Carolina beat SMU 45-24, they were favored by 40.5 points so they clearly played a disappointing game. It was quite obvious from last week’s showing that East Carolina wasn’t prepared to play against a terrible SMU team. I think that poor showing by East Carolina ended being a very good thing for the team, especially when it pertains to this game. Ruffin McNeill now has tons of ammunition to get his team ready to go for this week’s game against South Florida. East Carolina should be far more focused in this game than they would have been, and that makes this a much better looking selection. South Florida has a strong front seven, but the Bulls secondary is questionable at best. The Bulls secondary hasn’t been tested by many teams yet, but they’ll be tested in a big way by Shane Carden and the Pirates pass heavy offense. East Carolina is a much better team than South Florida. The Bulls don’t have the type of offense that can keep up with East Carolina if the Pirates are ready to play. East Carolina playing poorly last week makes them show up ready to play here. Take East Carolina. Good Luck, Razor Ray. 9* CFB ATS Play |
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10-11-14 | Washington v. California OVER 69.5 | 31-7 | Loss | -106 | 40 h 36 m | Show | |
Cal vs. UW Over 69.5 The Cal Golden Bears play in a ton of really high scoring games. Look at the last three games for Cal: 49-45, 59-56, and 60-59. The Cal Golden Bears have a tremendous offense and a terrible defense. The other thing that makes Cal games very high scoring is the fact that they play so fast. At this point in the season, Cal is playing at a faster pace in between snaps than any other team in the nation. Sonny Dykes has his team absolutely putting the foot on the gas, and it has been tough for the opposition to slow down. Washington’s defense hasn’t played as well as expected this year, and I can’t imagine them having too much success slowing down Cal. The Huskies offense has been worse than expected as well, but I think this is a nice chance for them to get it going against a Cal defense that isn’t any good. Cyler Miles is a better quarterback than he has shown in the first few games of the year, and Miles could have a coming out party in this game. The Golden Bears secondary tends to make everyone look good. Both offenses should have a field day in this contest. Take the over. Good Luck, Razor Ray. 8* CFB O/U Play |
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10-11-14 | Central Michigan +9 v. Northern Illinois | 34-17 | Win | 100 | 38 h 27 m | Show | |
Central Michigan +9 The Northern Illinois Huskies aren’t the same team they have been in recent years. In the past few years they have had Chandler Harnish and Jordan Lynch quarterbacking the team. Neither of those guys are around this year, and Northern Illinois is struggling to even find an acceptable replacement at quarterback. We are nearly halfway through the season, but Northern Illinois hasn’t settled on a quarterback. That is never a good sign. The Huskies are totally reliant on being able to run the football, and they don’t even have a quarterback who is a good runner like they have had in the past. While Stingily is a solid running back, Central Michigan should be geared up for him here. The Chippewas played short-handed much of the year with Titus Davis and Thomas Rawls missing action. Davis is the best wide receiver in the MAC, and he is one of the best in the nation. Rawls has been putting up massive numbers at the running back spot, and he transferred over to CMU from Michigan, so you know he has the talent. Central Michigan actually has far more weapons than does Northern Illinois. Why is Northern Illinois such a big favorite? It’s all in the name. Northern Illinois is getting far too much credit for what they have done in the past. Take Central Michigan. Good Luck, Razor Ray. 7* NCAAF ATS Play |
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10-11-14 | Duke +3.5 v. Georgia Tech | 31-25 | Win | 100 | 47 h 35 m | Show | |
Duke +3.5 There aren't many people looking to step in front of Georgia Tech's 5-0 start right now, but we think this team is way overvalued and that this situation sets up very favorable for Duke. The common thought process believes that because Georgia Tech beat Miami, and Miami beat Duke, this should be an easy win for the Yellow Jackets. But styles make matchups, and the Blue Devils match up well here. Georgia Tech's offense lives and dies with their triple-option rushing attack, but we don't envision much success this week. Duke already boasts a stellar defense, limiting opponents to just 13.6 points per game and 367.6 yards per game this season. The Blue Devils have had two full weeks to prepare for this option, and we like their chances of shutting it down. As for the Duke offense, we're not that concerned about their poor showing against Miami. This is still a team that can score in bunches, having topped the 34 point mark in every one of their games this season prior to the loss to the Hurricanes. Quarterback Anthony Boone is also a good protector of the football, having tossed only three interceptions in five games this season. With the Blue Devils' defense keeping the Yellow Jackets' offense in check, look for Duke to score enough points to come out on top here. The Blue Devils are 10-3-1 ATS in their last 14 games and 4-0 ATS in their last 4 games following an ATS loss. The Yellow Jackets are 2-7 ATS in their last 9 home games against a team with a winning record. Take Duke. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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10-10-14 | San Diego State v. New Mexico +5 | 24-14 | Loss | -110 | 55 h 24 m | Show | |
New Mexico +5 The New Mexico Lobos have a difficult offense to stop. Coach Bob Davie has done a nice job putting in a unique offense which is a nice blend of a triple option attack as well as a pistol/spread type offense that runs it almost every time from the shotgun. Because the Lobos offense is so unique, it is tough for opposing coordinators to prepare for. New Mexico has Cole Gautsche back, and they got much better quarterback play last week in their surprising 21-9 win at UTSA. If they keep getting that kind of quarterback play, this team could surprise a lot of people this year. San Diego State quarterback Quinn Kaehler is out with an injury right now and so is star receiver Ezell Ruffin. The Aztecs are short on weapons offensively to start with, and without these two guys they are in real trouble on this side of the ball. Rocky Long is a quality coach, but his Aztecs team is missing some key pieces. San Diego State at full strength might deserve to be this kind of a favorite at New Mexico, but not San Diego State in its current form. This is a nice price on the home underdog. Take New Mexico. Good Luck, Razor Ray. 8* CFB ATS Play |
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10-05-14 | Kansas City Chiefs v. San Francisco 49ers -5 | 17-22 | Push | 0 | 30 h 10 m | Show | |
San Francisco 49ers -5 The San Francisco 49ers got a key win last week against Philadelphia. The 49ers had disappointed through the first three weeks, but they showed a lot of resilience last week. Jim Harbaugh is a quality coach and he knows how to get his team ready for the game. Kansas City is coming off a massive win over New England. Some might say that helps them come into this game with momentum, but I look at it the other way. Kansas City played Monday night at home in a national television spotlight game. The Chiefs played as well as they could ever play, and now must take on a good San Francisco team with less preparation than normal. It’s a letdown spot for Kansas City. The 49ers defense has really been terrific all year. It has been the 49ers costing themselves with ridiculous turnovers and penalties that has them sitting at 2-2 coming into this one. The 49ers defense should control the Chiefs running game here, and if you do that you have a great chance at beating Kansas City. The 49ers are in a good spot here, and I think they are simply the better team as well. That’s a good combination that makes this a strong play. Take San Francisco. Good Luck, Razor Ray Sunday 8* NFL ATS Play |
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10-05-14 | Arizona Cardinals v. Denver Broncos -7 | 20-41 | Win | 100 | 96 h 33 m | Show | |
Denver Broncos -7 The Denver Broncos host the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday afternoon in Week 5 of the NFL season. Both teams are returning to action following their bye week. The Cardinals bring an undefeated record with them to Mile High, but they’ve needed a lot of smoke and mirrors to get there. The Cardinals first needed a late comeback win to down the San Diego Chargers, and have since scraped by in back-to-back games with Drew Stanton occupying the quarterback spot. As Carson Palmer continues to battle shoulder injuries, there doesn’t appear to be a lot of hope around the Arizona quarterback situation entering a game in which they’re going to need to score points. Interestingly enough, the Broncos haven’t even been at their best on offense quite yet this season, as both Montee Ball and Demaryius Thomas have yet to really get their legs under them. That was an issue the team surely worked on during the bye, and they also surely focused on reincorporating Wes Welker back into the offense. The Broncos also have the added motivation of getting this game off a loss after dropping their Super Bowl rematch with the Seattle Seahawks in Week 3. That’s a spot they’ve fared quite well in with Manning at the helm. The Broncos are going to put up points in this one and the Cardinals simply don’t have the horses to keep up. The Broncos are 6-0 ATS in their last six games following a loss. Take Denver. Good Luck, Razor Ray 9* Play |
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10-05-14 | Houston Texans +7 v. Dallas Cowboys | 17-20 | Win | 100 | 92 h 25 m | Show | |
Houston Texans +7 The Dallas Cowboys host the Houston Texans on Sunday afternoon in Week 5 of the NFL season. The Texans are coming off a win over the Bills while the Cowboys took down the Saints in their last outing. The New Orleans game was one the Cowboys surely had circled on their calendars entering the season, and coming off the high of that emotional win, expect to see them come out flat on Sunday. The Cowboys have been running injury-prone back DeMarco Murray ragged in the early going, and that’s going to catch up with them eventually, and an aggressive Texans front looks ready to deliver Dallas a wake-up call. On the other side of the ball, the Texans have been ultra-efficient moving the ball with a conservative game plan, and that’s the last thing an injury depleted Cowboys defense wants to see. Losing Bruce Carter is devastating for a Cowboys front already down Sean Lee. Texans running back Arian Foster should find plenty of lanes to run through on Sunday en route to an easy cover. The Texans are 4-1 ATS in their last five games overall. Take Houston. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* Play |
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10-05-14 | Chicago Bears v. Carolina Panthers -2.5 | 24-31 | Win | 100 | 92 h 20 m | Show | |
Carolina Panthers -3 The Carolina Panthers host the Chicago Bears on Sunday afternoon in Week 5 of the NFL season. It’s been a tale of two teams with this Carolina squad this season. At times they’ve looked dominant, and at others they’ve looked just ordinary. Expect to see the good Panthers squad show up on Sunday against a Bears team that is a near-perfect matchup for them. No team has been worse at defending the run than the Bears have been under Marc Trestman, and that’s exactly where the Panthers will be looking to attack. With both DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart healthy, Carolina has the horses to run the Bears ragged on the ground. On the other side of the ball, the Panthers can be exploited through the air, but Chicago’s injury-depleted receiving corps showed a week ago that they simply aren’t healthy right now to beat teams through the air after failing to do so against an inferior Packers secondary. This is a good Bears team, but with injuries to their receiving corps and in their defensive front seven, they simply don’t have the horses to compete with the Panthers at the moment. The Panthers are 7-2-1 ATS in their last 10 home games, while the Bears are 7-17-1 ATS in their last 25 games overall. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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10-05-14 | Pittsburgh Steelers -6 v. Jacksonville Jaguars | 17-9 | Win | 100 | 27 h 41 m | Show | |
Steelers –6 |
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10-04-14 | California +3.5 v. Washington State | 60-59 | Win | 100 | 80 h 53 m | Show | |
California +3.5 We're often looking to exploit overreactions to recent performances, and that's precisely what we'll do here as we've been gifted with a very generous line on the Bears. Washington State has looked solid in the past couple of weeks, nearly upsetting No. 2 Oregon and rallying for a win on the road at Utah last weekend. But this is still a team with many flaws. The Cougars are producing plenty of yards through the air. Connor Halliday has thrown for over 2,300 yards and 20 touchdowns, which is mighty impressive, but their incessant need to air it out also makes them susceptible to turnovers. Halliday has thrown seven picks on the season. California also likes to throw the ball but they're not even close to the Cougars in terms of pass attempts. Washington State has thrown the ball a whopping 301 times this season, while no other team in the nation has topped 250 pass attempts. Cal will also have some revenge on their minds after losing 44-22 against Wzzou a year ago. That final score was also extremely misleading as the Golden Bears actually outgained the Cougars in that contest. Cal QB Jared Goff has also improved a lot since last season, where he was thrust into the fire as a freshman. Goff's 17:3 touchdown-to-interception ratio is one of the better ratios in the country. The road team is 8-2 ATS in the last 10 meetings between these two teams. Take California. Good Luck, Razor Ray 9* Play |
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10-04-14 | UNLV v. San Jose State -10 | 10-33 | Win | 100 | 24 h 29 m | Show | |
San Jose State -10 The San Jose State Spartans have played a tough schedule this year. San Jose State was beaten up by Minnesota and Auburn, and they lost a tough game last weekend against a solid Nevada team. You better believe the Spartans are excited to step down in level of competition this week as they take on UNLV. The UNLV Rebels had a rare winning season last year as Coach Hauck’s team made it to a bowl game. This year’s team isn’t even close to as talented. Caleb Herring meant everything to this offense last year, and with Blake Decker under center instead of Herring, the Rebels are just a disaster on this side of the ball. The problems are even worse on defense for the Rebels. UNLV wasn’t very good defensively last year, but they were able to outscore teams. This year they aren’t good enough to outscore many teams. The defense is giving up big numbers every single week, and San Jose State moved the ball at will against UNLV last year. This is a great opportunity for San Jose State to start feeling better about themselves again. After several tough weeks against high quality teams, the Spartans will bounce back with a big win over the lowly Rebels. Take San Jose State. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 9* NCAAF ATS Play |
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10-04-14 | Pittsburgh v. Virginia -5 | Top | 19-24 | Push | 0 | 24 h 5 m | Show |
Virginia -5 The Virginia Cavaliers are a much better team in 2014 than almost anyone expected them to be. Pittsburgh looked good early in the season, but they have been exposed in their last couple games. While many believe the Panthers will bounce back here, I don’t see it that way. Pittsburgh has a good running back in James Conner, and a terrific wide receiver in Tyler Boyd. The problem for the Panthers is those guys are their only playmakers. Quarterback Chad Voytik just isn’t good enough to win games for this team if they can’t run the ball effectively. Pitt’s inability to win without running the ball down the opposition’s throat is precisely the problem with their chances against Virginia here. The Cavaliers have an excellent front seven that has stuffed the run well all season long. It’s highly unlikely that Pittsburgh will just be able to line up and run the ball at will. Virginia’s defense was solid last year, but their offense was terrible. This year the Cavs offense is much better than it was last season. The Cavs have gotten solid quarterback play, and they run the football well. Virginia is a much more balanced offense than Pittsburgh. Virginia has the better balanced offense as well as the stronger defense. The Cavaliers win this one comfortably. Take Virginia. Good Luck, Razor Ray. RARE 10* Top Play ATS Selection |
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10-04-14 | UL-Monroe v. Arkansas State UNDER 52 | 14-28 | Win | 100 | 24 h 54 m | Show | |
Louisiana Monroe vs. Arkansas State Under 52 |
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10-04-14 | Toledo v. Western Michigan OVER 63.5 | 20-19 | Loss | -106 | 24 h 47 m | Show | |
Toledo vs. Western Michigan Over 65 |
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10-04-14 | Stanford -1 v. Notre Dame | 14-17 | Loss | -115 | 54 h 11 m | Show | |
Stanford -1 The Notre Dame Fighting Irish host the Stanford Cardinals on Saturday in Week 6 of the college football season. The Irish are 15-1 in their last 16 home games, but it's not often they bring in a team with the level of talent that the Cardinal offer. The Stanford defense has been terrific thus far, even posting a pair of shutout victories, allowing all of 26 points through their first four games. That's going to post a major problem for a Notre Dame offense that is ultra-reliant on quarterback Everett Golson. The Cardinal have done a great job of pressuring opposing quarterbacks, with 10 different players on the roster recording a sack. Golson has looked the part of a Heisman caliber quarterback thus far, but he came crashing back down to Earth a week ago, throwing his first two interceptions of the season against a pedestrian Syracuse offense. Now he'll be taking a major step up in class against a Stanford's defense which currently ranks tops in the nation. That unit has helped Stanford to wins in four of its last five meetings with Notre Dame, with the lone loss coming in the Irish's undefeated 2012 regular season. As for Notre Dame's vaunted defense, Stanford didn't meet much resistance against that unit in last year's meeting, churning out 261 yards on the ground. The Cardinal are 20-7-1 ATS in their last 28 road games. Take Stanford. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* Play |
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10-04-14 | Ohio v. Central Michigan -4 | 10-28 | Win | 100 | 20 h 28 m | Show | |
Central Michigan -4 The Central Michigan Chippewas are a much different team when playing on their home field. The Ohio Bobcats have struggled to match up with the Chippewas for several seasons, and this year’s Ohio team is the weakest it has been in several years. Central Michigan has star running back Thomas Rawls and star wide receiver Titus Davis both back now, and with those guys playing their offense is much more dangerous. The Bobcats defense is decent, but I do expect Central Michigan to be able to bust a few big plays throughout the course of this game. Ohio’s offense was excellent a couple of years ago, but their playmakers are now gone. Derrius Vick is their starting quarterback, but he is dinged up and might not be able to play in this contest. If Vick does play he’ll be less than 100%. If he doesn’t play, the Bobcats don’t have a good second option at quarterback. Central Michigan is underrated by the oddsmakers right now because of their poor play in a couple games earlier this year. With their top playmakers back in the fold, this Central Michigan team should make some noise in the MAC. Lay the short price here on the home team. Take Central Michigan. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 7* NCAAF ATS Play |
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10-04-14 | New Mexico v. Texas-San Antonio OVER 54.5 | 21-9 | Loss | -106 | 20 h 21 m | Show | |
New Mexico vs. UTSA Over 54.5 The New Mexico Lobos defense is dreadful, and Coach Bob Davie knows it. New Mexico is dead last in the nation in rushing defense. Davie said after last week’s game that his defense just isn’t fast enough to pursue plays the way they need to. It’s not often you hear a coach talk that negatively about their defense, but Davie is absolutely right. New Mexico is regularly giving up 35 points or more. They did it last season and it’s happening yet again this year. They just don’t enough speed or talent on the defensive side. UTSA’s offense wasn’t able to get going until last week’s game against Florida Atlantic. In that game, the Roadrunners offense ran smoothly and rolled up a bunch of yards. The timing is perfect for them to face a defense like New Mexico’s. I see UTSA putting up their second straight impressive offensive output this week. The New Mexico defense is awful, but their offense isn’t bad. They should have Cole Gautsche back at quarterback for this game, and he is their best runner at the quarterback position. New Mexico runs a mixture of the pistol and triple option offense, and it’s tough to stop. Take the over. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 8* NCAAF O/U Play |
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10-04-14 | Texas A&M v. Mississippi State -1.5 | Top | 31-48 | Win | 100 | 74 h 2 m | Show |
Mississippi State -1.5 With so many college football games per week, oddsmakers are bound to make a mistake every once a while, and we think they've hung a terrible number here. Texas A&M took down Arkansas 35-28 in overtime last week, but we were not too impressed with that performance. The Aggies barely outgained an inferior squad at home, and probably would have lost that game if it weren't for a big fourth quarter collapse by the Razorbacks. A&M dominated South Carolina on the road back in Week 1, but that win looks less and less impressive with each passing week, as the Gamecocks lost outright to Missouri this week, a week after putting in a poor performance against Vanderbilt. All in all, we feel as though this Aggies squad is extremely overvalued. Texas A&M's two victories over other SEC foes have seen them run the ball fairly well, but that will be nearly impossible against a stout Bulldogs defense. South Carolina has limited opponents to just 2.4 yards per carry this season, and shut down LSU's ground game in their last contest. The spot also strongly favors Mississippi State, as they've had two weeks to prepare for this game. We would ordinarily fear a Bulldogs letdown after their win over LSU, but with two weeks in between, that should be a non-issue. The Aggies, meanwhile, are playing their third consecutive road game, and this one comes at an early start time. That is simply not a good spot for even the best of teams. The Aggies are just 3-7 ATS in their last 10 games following a win. The Bulldogs are 5-0 ATS in their last 5 conference games, 8-1 ATS in their last 9 overall, and 13-3 ATS in their last 16 games against a team with a winning road record. Take Mississippi State. Good Luck, Razor Ray 10* TOP PLAY |
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10-03-14 | San Diego State v. Fresno State -3 | 13-24 | Win | 100 | 61 h 42 m | Show | |
Fresno State -3 The Bulldogs looked awful in their first three games of the season, and that has allowed for us to grab a very favorable line with the better squad in this matchup. Fresno State surrendered 166 points to USC, Utah, and Nebraska in their first three contests, but it's important to note that those are all quality teams; vastly superior to San Diego State. Since then, the Bulldogs have reeled off back-to-back wins including an impressive 35-24 victory at New Mexico last Friday. Having played on Friday, the Bulldogs have an extra day of preparation for this contest and are also gained some familiarity with playing on a weeknight. San Diego State's stock is probably higher than it should be thanks to a tightly contested loss at North Carolina three weeks ago, but as we've seen in recent weeks, the Tar Heels aren't very good. Last week, the Aztecs took down a UNLV squad that had the longest injury report that we've ever seen for a college football game. Needless to say, we weren't all that impressed. The Aztecs are 0-2 on the road this season and will be hard pressed to find that win without starting QB Quinn Kaehler, who is doubtful with a should injury. Backup QB Nick Bawden has been highly touted in the press, but this is a tough stage for a frosh backup. We'll grab the short price with the home team. The Bulldogs are 4-1 ATS in their last 5 conference games. Take Fresno State. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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09-28-14 | Philadelphia Eagles v. San Francisco 49ers -4.5 | 21-26 | Win | 100 | 47 h 33 m | Show | |
San Francisco 49ers -4.5 |
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09-28-14 | Jacksonville Jaguars +14 v. San Diego Chargers | 14-33 | Loss | -115 | 96 h 39 m | Show | |
Jacksonville Jaguars +14 The San Diego Chargers host the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday afternoon in Week 4 of the NFL season. The Chargers are coming off a 22-10 win over the Buffalo Bills, while the Jaguars were beaten up by the Indianapolis Colts this past weekend, 44-17. For the Chargers, they’ve quietly been able to overcome some injuries in the early going this season, but expect those injuries to finally catch up with them on Sunday. The team has skewed heavily towards the run since the middle part of last season with huge success, but now the team is shorthanded in the backfield with both Ryan Mathews and Danny Woodhead out of commission. Woodhead has also been credited with rejuvenating Philip Rivers and being an overall big part of the team’s passing game. While the Jaguars have had trouble on defense, that isn’t something we expected to see from them in the lead up to the season, as Gus Bradley knows how to coach defense, and the team added some good horses on that side of the ball. Expect that unit to come out and show some professional pride in what projects to be a favorable matchup for them. As for the offense, the Chargers’ main weakness is through the air, and that’s exactly where Blake Bortles and the team’s army of young, talented wide receivers will look to attack. The Chargers were able to shut down opponents that skewed towards the run in the Seahawks and Bills, but fell to a Cardinals team that leans heavy on its aerial attack. The Jaguars are 5-2 ATS in their last seven road games against opponents with a winning home record. Take Jacksonville. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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09-28-14 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers +9 v. Pittsburgh Steelers | 27-24 | Win | 100 | 93 h 45 m | Show | |
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +9 The Pittsburgh Steelers host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday afternoon in Week 4 of the NFL season. The Steelers are coming off a 37-19 win over the Carolina Panthers, while the Buccaneers were blown away by the Atlanta Falcons in their last outing, 56-14. The Steelers enter this game coming off a back-to-back prime time games against superior opponents, and are due for a major letdown following their big win over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday night. The Panthers were flat in that game, and that allowed the Steelers to hide a defense that has been downright atrocious this season. Not only have they been bad at stopping opposing offensive attacks, they only figure to get worse, as the deal was dealt a litany of injuries on that side of the ball Sunday night. As for the Buccaneers, they’re due to show some professional pride after getting blown out of the water in their last outing. The public and oddsmakers are overreacting to that last game, forgetting that the Bucs kept their first two games within one score. Now, with some extra time to prepare, expect Lovie Smith to have his boys ready, and for them to come out running. They also made the right move at quarterback, even if they were forced to, as Mike Glennon looked a lot better Thursday night than Josh McCown has at any point during the season, and that spells trouble for the Steelers’ depleted secondary. The Steelers are 1-7 ATS in their last eight games played in the month of September. Take Tampa Bay. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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09-28-14 | Carolina Panthers v. Baltimore Ravens UNDER 40.5 | 10-38 | Loss | -102 | 43 h 14 m | Show | |
Panthers vs. Ravens Under 40.5 The Carolina Panthers and Baltimore Ravens are both teams built around their strong defenses. Carolina’s defense led them to their amazing run a year ago. Baltimore’s defense has been one of the best in the NFL for many years, and they were the reason that Baltimore won the Super Bowl two years ago. While Joe Flacco and Cam Newton both get a lot of attention, it truly is the defenses that lead the way. Both of these defenses are extremely aggressive and physical. Nothing will come easy for either offense in this game. Look for this one to be one of those games where both teams leave beat up pretty badly. Carolina’s offense has been hurt badly by the loss of star receiver Steve Smith, who now plays for the Ravens. Carolina simply doesn’t have enough play makers surrounding Cam Newton for him to be successful. Newton is a good runner, but in the NFL it’s very hard for a quarterback to make a living running the ball. Newton is still questionable as a passer. The Carolina defense will send lots of blitzes and make Flacco uncomfortable in this one. The Ravens aren’t likely to be able to run the ball against this strong Panthers defensive front. Take the under. Good Luck, Razor Ray Sunday 8* NFL O/U Play |
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09-28-14 | Green Bay Packers -1 v. Chicago Bears | 38-17 | Win | 100 | 93 h 37 m | Show | |
Green Bay Packers -1 The Chicago Bears host the Green Bay Packers on Sunday afternoon in Week 4 of the NFL season. The Bears are coming off a 27-19 win over the New York Jets, while the Packers fell to the Detroit Lions in their last game, 19-7. This is a series the Packers have dominated in recent seasons, winning seven of the last eight meetings between the teams, with the lone loss coming in a game that saw Aaron Rodgers leave on the Packers’ opening drive. Even still, they’re only short favorites in this one because of perceived weaknesses they have. They’ve killed the number when facing Chicago, going 6-1 ATS in the last seven meetings, and 13-3 ATS in the last 16 meetings in Chicago. The Packers’ offensive line certainly hasn’t done a great job of holding up opposing rushes this season, but this week they line up against a Bears front that not only is inept, but is dealing with injury. That’s going to mean time for Aaron Rodgers to pick apart a Bears secondary that is completely depleted at the moment, with injuries all up and down the depth chart. Also, expect Eddie Lacy to come alive against a Bears run defense that has been atrocious under Marc Trestman. The Bills, 49ers, and Jets have all been able to move the ball on the ground with ease, and don’t expect those problems to be resolved on a short week after just getting gashed by Chris Ivory on Monday night. With the oddsmakers getting this number wrong, we’re happy to bump this play up to our top rating, and recommend a play on a line as high as -3. The Bears are 3-12-1 ATS in their last 16 home games. Take Green Bay. Good Luck, Razor Ray 10* Play |
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09-27-14 | Baylor v. Iowa State +23 | 49-28 | Win | 100 | 27 h 27 m | Show | |
Iowa State +23 It's not easy to bet against this Baylor squad right now, but our thoughts are that they are extremely overvalued heading into this week. There's no doubt that the Bears are a strong team and that they have the ability to light up anyone on any given day, but let's not overreact to their insanely easy schedule to start the season. Baylor has had one of the easiest schedules in the nation, so it's no wonder they've been able to win each of their games by a minimum of 42 points. Now we catch Baylor in a tough scheduling spot. They're better than Iowa State and will look past them with next week's big showdown with Texas looming large. This is a Bears squad that did not return a lot of last year's players but is still being valued that way. To make matters worse, Iowa State has big time revenge on their mind after being destroyed 71-7 by Baylor just a season ago. This Cyclones squad is no pushover either; giving Kansas State some major problems in Week 2 and winning on the road at Iowa a week ago. The Cyclones are 4-1 ATS in their last 5 conference games and 7-3 ATS in their last 10 September games. The home team is 10-1 ATS in their last 11 meetings between these two teams. Take Iowa State. Good Luck, Razor Ray 9* Play |
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09-27-14 | Maryland v. Indiana -4 | 37-15 | Loss | -105 | 20 h 29 m | Show | |
Indiana -4 Maryland went out on the road and beat Syracuse 34-20 last week, but that final score is extremely deceiving. The Pins were outgained by 220 total yards and frankly, didn't deserve to win that game. Maryland's defense is a complete train wreck and they've now given up 59 first downs and nearly 1,300 total yards in their past two games. This is Maryland's debut in the Big Ten and they'll find it difficult to keep up with a very physical Indiana squad. We give the Hoosiers a pass for their loss to Bowling Green a couple of weeks ago as they were in a clear look ahead situation. We think the Hoosiers are closer to the team that upset Missouri a week ago, and while we're always hesitant to play teams off of an upset, we'll make an exception in this case. Indiana has a major edge in the trenches in this one and we haven't seen anything to indicate that they won't be able to get their running game going. That spells trouble for a Maryland squad that could be looking ahead to a big home contest against Ohio State next weekend. The Terrapins are 0-6 ATS in their last 6 games following a win. The Hoosiers are 8-1 ATS in their last 9 home games vs. a team with a winning road record. Take Indiana. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* Play |
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09-27-14 | Western Michigan v. Virginia Tech -20.5 | 17-35 | Loss | -114 | 58 h 22 m | Show | |
Virginia Tech -20.5 The Virginia Tech Hokies went to Columbus and upset the Ohio State Buckeyes earlier this year. Virginia Tech was immediately considered a major contender and one of the most surprising teams of the year. Since then, Virginia Tech has lost home games to both East Carolina and Georgia Tech. The Hokies likely had a bit of a hangover from their Ohio State win in that East Carolina game, and they really had no business losing to Georgia Tech. The Yellow Jackets took advantage of some ugly turnovers by Virginia Tech in that one. While people were likely too high on Virginia Tech at one time, I believe they are now too low on the Hokies. They won’t be playing a team like Georgia Tech or East Carolina this weekend. Instead, they’ll be playing the lowly Western Michigan Broncos. Western Michigan is one of the worst teams in the MAC. The Broncos haven’t played anyone good all year, while Virginia Tech has had a very difficult schedule to this point in the season. Western Michigan allowed 43 points against Purdue, and the Boilermakers offense is no good. Virginia Tech will be ready for this one, and we’re getting a good price here based on the Hokies recent struggles. Take Virginia Tech. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 9* NCAAF ATS Play |
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09-27-14 | Northwestern +10.5 v. Penn State | 29-6 | Win | 100 | 58 h 59 m | Show | |
Northwestern +10.5 The Penn State Nittany Lions are unbeaten, but are they really as good as some people are making them out to be right now? I’m confident the answer is no. Penn State has yet to beat a good team this season. There has been talk around State College of running the table, and that is just ridiculous. This team is going to lose several games. Northwestern has started the season out playing some ugly football. The Wildcats do matchup well with Penn State though. Pat Fitzgerald is a quality coach and he knows the Penn State front seven is the strength of their defense. The Wildcats will be airing it out in this one. The Nittany Lions secondary isn’t very good. Northwestern should be able to move it through the air in this one. Defensively, Northwestern has improved in their last couple games. Penn State has a good quarterback in Christian Hackenberg, but he doesn’t have enough play makers around him. Penn State was extremely fortunate to get out of Rutgers with a win in their last game, and time should show that Rutgers isn’t a good team. Perception has driven this line too far in the direction of the Nittany Lions. The underdog is the play here. Take Northwestern. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 7* NCAAF ATS Play |
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09-27-14 | Iowa -9 v. Purdue | 24-10 | Win | 100 | 58 h 55 m | Show | |
Iowa -9 |
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09-22-14 | Chicago Bears v. NY Jets -2.5 | 27-19 | Loss | -115 | 78 h 17 m | Show | |
NY Jets -2.5 We'll applaud the Bears for their great come from behind victory in San Francisco on Sunday night but we see them falling flat on their faces on Monday. This is Chicago's second straight primetime game which is just a terrible spot to be in (see Indianapolis LW). To make matters worse for the Bears, they don't match up well with the Jets at all. New York loves to pound the rock. They've accumulated 358 rushing yards through two weeks and they'll have no problem continuing that success against a Bears' defense that's surrendered 322 rushing yards in that same span. Geno Smith will be working out of favorable situations all night long and shouldn't have any issues gashing a defense that is flat out awful. Conversely, the Jets defense is built to exploit the Bears' biggest issue on offense; their offensive line. Chicago struggles mightily in pass protection. It didn't bite them in San Francisco last week but they'll have issues containing the Jets' strong defensive front seven. Jay Cutler is known for being extremely inconsistent, so we're not counting on a repeat performance from the former Vanderbilt product. The Bears are 1-5 ATS in their last 6 games following a win and just 7-18-1 ATS in their last 26 games overall. The Jets are 4-1 ATS in their last 5 games after allowing 250+ passing yards in their previous game. Take New York. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* Play |
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09-21-14 | Kansas City Chiefs v. Miami Dolphins -3.5 | 34-15 | Loss | -105 | 50 h 15 m | Show | |
Miami -3.5 The results of last week's games have provided a ton of value on the home side this week. Kansas City looked great in Denver, taking the Broncos right down to the wire, but falling 24-17 on the road. The Chiefs had the advantage of playing Denver off of a tough Sunday Night Football win, and also have a lot of familiarity with the Broncos, playing them twice a year. They put a lot of stock into that game and we believe they'll be flat following that loss. Miami, meanwhile, got routed in Buffalo, but that final score was not indicative of how the game unraveled. The Dolphins' defense was strong once again, limiting the Bills offense to just one touchdown. Unfortunately, Miami surrendered a kick return touchdown to C.J. Spiller which killed any chance that they had of making a comeback. That was a terrible spot for Miami coming off of an emotional victory over the Patriots, and taking on a strong home team in their home opener. The Chiefs are depleted on both sides of the ball. LB Derrick Johnson and DE Mike DeVito are already on injured reserve, and Kansas City's injury report looks like an opus. LB Tamba Hali is questionable with a leg injury, S Eric Berry is questionable with a heel injury, OL Jeff Allen is questionable with an arm injury, and RB Jamaal Charles is doubtful with an ankle injury. The Chiefs will be starting a handful of backups and that simply doesn't bode well against a talented Dolphins' team. The Dolphins are 5-1 ATS in their 6 home games. The Chiefs are 3-7 in their last 10 games following a loss. Take Miami. Good Luck, Razor Ray 9* Play |
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09-21-14 | Indianapolis Colts v. Jacksonville Jaguars UNDER 45.5 | 44-17 | Loss | -110 | 47 h 4 m | Show | |
Jacksonville & Indianapolis under 45.5 The Colts’ offense has been inconsistent at best thus far this NFL season, and a big part of that has been the team’s insistence on forcing the ball to Trent Richardson, who has done absolutely nothing with the touches he’s been given. Now the team opposes a Jaguars team headed by coach Gus Bradley that prides itself on its defense. That unit should all but shut down the Colts’ running game down and limit the effectiveness of the team’s offense. Jacksonville gave up 41 points to the Redskins last week, but there were a number of factors that led to that outcome. The Jags spent an entire week preparing for Robert Griffin III but were predictably caught off guard when Kirk Cousins replaced the former Baylor product. The Jags offense also couldn't get anything going whatsoever, leading to great field position for the Redskins all day. As we just mentioned, the Jaguars’ offense has been stuck in the mud in a major way, with the main reason being the woeful play of the team’s offensive line. The guys up front have done a terrible job of blocking for Chad Henne, who was sacked 10 times last week. The running game has been even worse, with highly touted feature back Toby Gerhart averaging only around two yards per carry thanks to the offensive line’s poor play. Indianapolis' defense is nothing spectacular, but they should be able to limit the damage this week. The under between these teams has been great for bettors in recent years, and it looks to be again when these two inconsistent offenses square off. The under is 6-0 in the last six meetings between these teams. Take the UNDER. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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09-21-14 | Green Bay Packers +2.5 v. Detroit Lions | 7-19 | Loss | -106 | 20 h 54 m | Show | |
Packers +2.5 |
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09-20-14 | Miami (Fla) +8 v. Nebraska | 31-41 | Loss | -110 | 31 h 37 m | Show | |
Miami FL +8 Perception of these two teams could hardly be further from reality. Nebraska is off to a 3-0 start, but how much can we really take away from three wins against FAU, McNeese State, and Fresno State? Not much, as those teams are a combined 1-7 SU thus far. In fact, the Huskers' inability to put away McNeese State actually leads us to believe that this squad is quite overvalued headed into this week. Nebraska lost three times on their home field a year ago, and it's not difficult to foresee them losing here. Meanwhile, Miami is a lot stronger than most give them credit for being. The Hurricanes won nine games a year ago, but many remember their struggles down the stretch. What most people forget is that the Hurricanes lost WR Phillip Dorsett and RB Duke Johnson late in the season; two of their biggest weapons of offense. Any team is going to struggle when they're void of talent offensively, and that was the case with Miami. Both are fully healthy this year though and give Miami a puncher's chance to pull off the outright upset on Saturday. One matchup we particularly like in this contest is Miami's rush defense against the Huskers' running game. Nebraska's bread and butter is pounding the rock, but the Hurricanes have a very stingy front seven. Miami has given up just 2.0 yards per carry this season and have all the tools to shut down the Huskers' ground attack. Don't fear a letdown from Miami. The Hurricanes are 8-0 ATS in their last 8 games following a win of 20+ points. The Huskers are just 1-4 ATS in their last 5 home games. Take Miami. Good Luck, Razor Ray 9* Play |
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09-20-14 | UNLV v. Houston OVER 62 | 14-47 | Loss | -115 | 20 h 43 m | Show | |
UNLV vs. Houston Over 62 |
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09-20-14 | Idaho v. Ohio OVER 56.5 | 24-36 | Win | 100 | 19 h 40 m | Show | |
Idaho vs. Ohio Over 56.5 |
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09-20-14 | Middle Tennessee State v. Memphis UNDER 61 | 17-36 | Win | 100 | 19 h 34 m | Show | |
MTSU vs. Memphis Under 61 |
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09-20-14 | Indiana +14 v. Missouri | 31-27 | Win | 100 | 26 h 16 m | Show | |
Indiana +14 Indiana certainly won't be a popular pick this weekend. The Hoosiers don't have many trends in their favor and now battle a Missouri team that has been a covering machine in the past couple of years. We're looking to capitalize on public perceptions of these teams following two very different performances last week. The Hoosiers are coming off of a disappointing loss as a 7-point favorite last week, but let's not read too much into that matchup. Bowling Green was looking for revenge after being crushed 42-10 a year ago, and the Hoosiers should have won that game if it weren't for Tevin Coleman's fumble at the Bowling Green 12 late in the game. The Hoosiers defense was poor all around, but we believe that Indiana may have been looking ahead to this big matchup this week. On the other side of things, Mizzou crushed UCF 38-10, but that final score is not indicative of how the contest played out. The Knights shot themselves in the foot with four turnovers but actually picked up more first downs and held the ball longer than the Tigers. Missouri is only outgaining opponents by 48 yards per game this season and that's a major red flag for us. With Missouri facing a huge revenge game at South Carolina next week, we wouldn't be surprised if they underrate this Hoosiers' squad. Take Indiana. Good Luck, Razor Ray 6* Play |
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09-20-14 | Rutgers v. Navy -6 | 31-24 | Loss | -117 | 15 h 60 m | Show | |
Navy -6 |
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09-20-14 | Georgia Tech +8 v. Virginia Tech | 27-24 | Win | 100 | 22 h 15 m | Show | |
Georgia Tech +8 We were rather unimpressed with Georgia Tech's 42-38 victory over Georgia Southern last weekend, but that poor performance allows us to grab a very favorable line this week. The Yellow Jackets are not as poor as they looked last week, and still enter this week's contest having won their first three games of the season. All the talk heading into this week is how well Virginia Tech usually fares against the Jackets' rushing attack, but we're not interested in past years. It's always difficult to prepare for the option in just one week, especially now that Georgia Tech actually has a decent quarterback in Justin Thomas. The Hokies are also the favorites in this contest, meaning that they have to score enough points to win and cover, which we don't see happening. Virginia Tech has only scored 37 points combined in their last two meetings with Georgia Tech; an early indication that the Hokies may have trouble covering the number here. They've managed just 602 total yards in those two contests, and judging by their performance against East Carolina last week, points could once again be at a premium. The underdog is 7-1 ATS in the last 8 meetings between these two squads, including four outright upsets. The Hokies have been very poor against the spread, covering just 13 of their last 42 games overall, including just 1 of their last 5 conference games. Take Georgia Tech. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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09-14-14 | Chicago Bears v. San Francisco 49ers OVER 48.5 | 28-20 | Loss | -105 | 57 h 37 m | Show | |
San Francisco & Chicago over 48.5 The San Francisco 49ers host the Chicago Bears on Sunday night in Week 2 of the NFL season. The Bears were involved in a fairly high scoring game in their opener, and they look to be in line for a big one on Sunday. The team played to north of 40 points a week ago against the Bills, and they could be in store for a 70-plus point game on Sunday. The 49ers have a lot of issues on defense, though the Cowboys weren't able to exploit those issues on Sunday. The 49ers' problems start with a lack of a pass rush, and Jay Cutler has excelled with the Bears when he hasn't had guys in his face. On the other side of the ball, the Bears have been dreadful against the run in their last 17 games, and that plays right into the 49ers' strength, which will make for a long night for Bears defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli, who watched his defense surrender 193 yards on the ground against the Bills a week ago. Add in the extra dimension of Colin Kaepernick's scrambling ability, and the Bears defense will be in trouble. The over is 13-3 in the Bears' last 16 road games. Take the OVER. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* Play |
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09-14-14 | Atlanta Falcons v. Cincinnati Bengals -5 | 10-24 | Win | 100 | 49 h 10 m | Show | |
Cincinnati -5 The Cincinnati Bengals host the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday in Week 2 of the NFL season. The Falcons are a decent bounce back candidate for this season, and came up with a big win in their opener, downing the division rival New Orleans Saints on their home turf, but Week 2's matchup against the Bengals will be a whole different ball game. The Falcons are a dome team, and going out on the road to take on tough opponents hasn't been good for them even in the best of times. Over the last three seasons, the Falcons are 3-10 straight up and 4-8-1 against the number. As for the Bengals, they're riding high coming off a big win in the division, and will look to carry that momentum into their season opener. The big concern with the team was whether or not the defensive line could continue to play at a high level, which it needed to so as to cover up the team's deficiencies in the secondary. Now, going up against a shorthanded Falcons offensive line, the Bengals should again be able to disrupt things on defense, while the offense will be just fine against a Falcons defense that surrendered north of 30 points on their home field a week ago. The Bengals are 9-1 ATS in their last 10 home games. Take Cincinnati. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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09-14-14 | Miami Dolphins v. Buffalo Bills UNDER 43 | 10-29 | Win | 100 | 11 h 8 m | Show | |
Dolphins vs. Bills Under 43 The Miami Dolphins and Buffalo Bills both picked up impressive wins in week one. The Dolphins blanked the New England Patriots in the second half to win at home. Buffalo’s defense looked strong in a big week one win at Soldier Field in Chicago. Miami’s Ryan Tannehill has improved, but he is far from an elite quarterback. The running game looked pretty good last week against New England, but the Buffalo front line is much better than New England’s. I’m not sure Miami will be able to run the ball much in this one. E.J. Manuel shows promise, but inconsistency is the name of the game for him. Manuel just isn’t able to consistently make the throws necessary to move the team. The Bills running game is solid, but I’m not sure the Bills offensive front will be able to win the battle in the trenches here. The Dolphins have an underrated front seven on defense. Both of these defenses are up to the task. The last few games between these two teams have been totally dominated by the defenses. There’s really no reason to expect anything different in this one. Both offenses are still a little behind the curve while the defenses have continued to improve. Take the under Good Luck, Razor Ray Sunday 8* NFL O/U Play |
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09-13-14 | Rice v. Texas Aandamp;M OVER 71 | 10-38 | Loss | -110 | 43 h 24 m | Show | |
Rice vs. Texas A&M Over 71.5 The Rice Owls like to play at a quick tempo, and that will work right into the hands of the Texas A&M Aggies. Most of the teams in the SEC won’t run and gun with Texas A&M, but the Aggies will get their wish with lots of snaps in this game. Rice moved the ball really well when these teams met last year. The Owls put up 31 points in that game and had over 500 yards of total offense. I’m not convinced they’ll do that again, but I do think they’ll get their points against a relatively bad Aggies defense. Kenny Hill “Kenny Trill” has been amazing in his first couple games under center for the Aggies. Hill lit up a South Carolina defense that many expected to be pretty good, and then he torched Lamar. Rice’s secondary is a weak spot, and you better believe that Hill is going to expose that weakness. Kevin Sumlin’s teams move the football on anyone, and they’ll have a great game plan set up to put up a big number here. I don’t see Rice slowing them down often at all. In fact, it won’t surprise me a bit if Texas A&M gets to 55 points or more. Lots of points in this one. Take the over. Good Luck, Razor Ray Saturday 9* NCAAF O/U Play |
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09-13-14 | USC v. Boston College +17 | 31-37 | Win | 100 | 32 h 60 m | Show | |
Boston College +17 The Boston College Eagles host the USC Trojans on Saturday in the second week of the college football season. The Eagles are simply getting too many points in this one, particularly after all points of the match are factored in. USC comes to town riding high off a win over Stanford, but they are in for a major letdown now, particularly with a bye week on deck. Additionally, USC may have emerged victorious, but they had a ton of trouble moving the ball on the road against a tough defense last week, and they'll find themselves right back in a hostile environment against a good defense in this one, which will pose problems, particularly with the team playing their second road game in a row. The Boston College offense has also functioned better than we've come to expect in recent years, as quarterback Tyler Murphy has done plenty of damage with his feet. When he takes to the air, big wide receiver Dan Crimmins, who stands 6-foot-5 will pose a matchup nightmare for the Trojans secondary, though the team won't need to score many points to cover this spread. The Eagles are 8-3 ATS in their last 11 home games. Take Boston College. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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09-13-14 | Georgia v. South Carolina +7 | 35-38 | Win | 100 | 30 h 59 m | Show | |
South Carolina +7 The South Carolina Gamecocks host the Georgia Bulldogs on Saturday afternoon in the second week of the college football season. The Bulldogs head out to Columbia as the favorites, but they've had a ton of trouble there in recent seasons. Georgia hasn't scored more than 20 points at Williams-Brice Stadium in 20 years, spanning nine games. Things won't be easy on them Saturday when they get a South Carolina team desperate for a win after a rough start to the season. All eyes will be on Georgia star running back Todd Gurley, but South Carolina counters with a star running back of their own in Mike Davis. The difference in this game is going to come down to the defenses. While Georgia has plenty of talent on offense, that isn't matched by their defensive unit, so expect Steve Spurrier's methodical offense to pick that unit apart, particularly given how effective quarterback Dylan Thompson has been this season. As for Georgia, their offensive struggles in Columbia have been well documented, and we've yet to see how quarterback Hutson Mason can handle pressure, as the team held a comfortable lead the entire second half against Clemson. Going into a hostile environment will be a whole different ball game. Georgia is 1-5 ATS in its last 6 road games. Take South Carolina. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* Play |
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09-13-14 | Air Force -11.5 v. Georgia State | 48-38 | Loss | -100 | 36 h 20 m | Show | |
Air Force -11.5 The Air Force Falcons had a rough season last year, but I see a much improved Falcons team in 2014. Air Force has a good coach in Troy Calhoun, and they have a much more veteran team than they have had in a long time. They are a team I believe everyone should keep an eye on to surprise in 2014. The Georgia State Panthers won on a last second field goal over Abilene Christian in their season opener. While it was nice for the team to get a win, the fact that it took a last second field goal to win by a point over Abilene Christian speaks volumes. Georgia State’s defense was gashed incessantly by a bad New Mexico State offense last week. This will be the first decent offense that Georgia State has faced all year, and I don’t expect the results to be pretty. Air Force’s triple option is tough for a good defense to stop, and for a bad defense with a major weakness in the front seven it is almost impossible. Georgia State’s defense is going to get winded in this game. Look for Air Force to rack up some big yardage totals in this game and win big over an extremely weak opponent. Take Air Force. Good Luck, Razor Ray Saturday 9* NCAAF ATS Play |
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09-13-14 | GEORGIA SOUTHERN +17 v. Georgia Tech | 38-42 | Win | 100 | 35 h 32 m | Show | |
Georgia Southern +17 The Georgia Southern Eagles are a much more veteran team than they were last year, and last year’s team went into the Swap and beat the Florida Gators. It was a down year for the Gators, but still for a team like Georgia Southern to win on the road in a place like the Swamp was extremely impressive. Most impressive about that win was the Eagles ability to run the football on a very strong front seven. Georgia Southern runs an option style offense just like Georgia Tech, and that works to their advantage on the defensive side. Typically, you see lower scoring games when it is two triple option attacks up against each other. The defense is familiar with the play, so it is often less effective. This makes the underdog a much more intriguing bet, because in a low scoring contest 17 points is a lot to be laying. Georgia Tech hasn’t proven they are a power in the past couple years, and Georgia Southern is going to walk into this game with a lot of confidence. Remember, Georgia Southern nearly knocked off NC State in Raleigh earlier this year (losing 24-23). The Eagles are a strong play in this situation. Take Georgia Southern. Good Luck, Razor Ray Saturday 9* NCAAF ATS Play |
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09-08-14 | NY Giants +6 v. Detroit Lions | 14-35 | Loss | -110 | 89 h 29 m | Show | |
NY Giants +6 The Detroit Lions host the New York Giants on Monday night in the opening week of the NFL season. The Lions have a lot of talent on offense, and their ability to help players in their fantasy leagues is overshadowing how poor this team actually is. The team has a slew of deficiencies beyond their defensive line on that side of the ball, and the Giants have what it takes to exploit those deficiencies. The Giants had issues in the running game a year ago after the team let Ahmad Bradshaw walk, David Wilson got the yips, and Andre Brown suffered a broken leg. Now the team has brought in Rashad Jennings and Andre Williams to solve that problem. They also brought in Ben McAdoo to run a more simplified offense that will limit Eli Manning's gunslinging ways in an effort to cut down on his turnovers. Add all of these things up, and it does not equal a touchdown margin for the Lions. The Giants are 4-1 ATS in their last five road games, while the Lions are 1-5 ATS in their last six home games. Take New York. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* Play |
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09-07-14 | Carolina Panthers v. Tampa Bay Buccaneers -1 | 20-14 | Loss | -125 | 91 h 3 m | Show | |
Tampa Bay -1 The Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the Carolina Panthers on Sunday in Week 1 of the NFL season. The Buccaneers were a real disappointment last season. The team’s roster is loaded with talent, but former head coach Greg Schiano was never able to get the most out of his players, and now he’s out of a job. The team has brought in highly respected coach Lovie Smith, who had plenty of success in Chicago, and knows how to coach the kind of defensive style that made the Buccaneers great in their glory days. The Tampa defense has an edge in this one in that they’ll be taking on an injured Cam Newton, as the former Auburn star suffered fractures to his ribs in the preseason, and will battle though the injury in this one. On the flip side, the Tampa offense will be all systems go with a returning Doug Martin, and new quarterback Josh McCown throwing to elite wideouts Vincent Jackson and Mike Evans. The Panthers are 0-5 ATS in their last five games played in Week 1, and the favorite is 6-1 ATS in the last seven meetings between these teams. Take Tampa Bay. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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09-07-14 | Cincinnati Bengals v. Baltimore Ravens -1 | 23-16 | Loss | -120 | 88 h 40 m | Show | |
Baltimore -1 The Baltimore Ravens host the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday afternoon in Week 1 of the NFL season. If there is one thing the Ravens have done well under John Harbaugh, it is defend serve on their home field. The Ravens are ready to get back in contention, and have a chance to make a big statement with a win over last year’s AFC North champions. As for the Bengals, they’ve got some major issues to be concerned about. The team’s secondary has been a point of concern for a while now, but that issue has been covered by strong defensive line play. That’s not going to be the case in this one, as the two key cogs in that group won’t be as much this week. Michael Johnson has moved on to Tampa Bay, and Geno Atkins has looked bad in preseason, just 10 months removed from tearing his ACL. The Ravens are 5-1 ATS in their last six games in Week 1, while the Bengals are 1-4-1 ATS in their last six games in Week 1. The home team is 4-0 ATS in the last four meetings between these teams. Take Baltimore. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* Play |
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09-07-14 | Tennessee Titans v. Kansas City Chiefs OVER 43 | 26-10 | Loss | -104 | 88 h 35 m | Show | |
Kansas City & Tennessee over 43 The Kansas City Chiefs host the Tennessee Titans on Sunday in Week 1 of the NFL season. The Chiefs know how to score points, and it starts with all-world running back Jamaal Charles. Charles should have a field day against an ordinary Titans front, while Andy Reid finds ways to get him into space in the passing game to exploit the Titans’ linebackers. The Chiefs are also going to reveal top tight end talent Travis Kelce to the world, as Kelce should light up a Titans secondary that was vulnerable to tight ends last season. The Titans will hold their own on the scoreboard as well. The team has a dynamic group of wide receivers and an underrated quarterback in Jake Locker to get them the ball. The Chiefs have a weakness at the quarterback position, and that plays right into the Titans’ hands. Tennessee also has a strong offensive line which can hold up to Kansas City’s pass rush. The over is 6-1 in the Chiefs’ last seven games overall, and the over is 5-0 in the last five meetings between these teams. Take the OVER. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* Play |
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09-07-14 | Washington Redskins v. Houston Texans -3 | 6-17 | Win | 100 | 35 h 28 m | Show | |
Houston Texans -3 The Houston Texans went 2-14 last year, but it wasn’t because they didn’t have enough talent. Houston was a classic case of sometimes once the ball gets rolling the wrong way, it just can’t be stopped. The negativity surrounding last year’s team was mind-boggling. A change in schemes and the coaching staff should be a big help. If you look at the Houston defense, it is scary good. If there is a better front seven in the NFL, it isn’t by much. Clowney right next to Watt is going to make opposing offensive lines shake in their boots all year long. Washington’s line hasn’t been great the past couple years, and I expect Houston to be able to exploit that weakness bigtime. The Washington Redskins offense looked shaky in the preseason. RG3 has loads of potential, but he still doesn’t look like the RG3 from two years ago. Washington isn’t likely to be able to run the football on Houston here, so he’ll have to be good throwing it. The Redskins defense was near the bottom of the league last year. Houston has a question mark at quarterback, but the running back spot and pass catchers are very good. Houston is going to be much better this year under Bill O’Brien. They get things started with a win and cover. Take Houston. Good Luck, Razor Ray Sunday 8* NFL ATS Play |
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09-07-14 | New England Patriots v. Miami Dolphins +5 | 20-33 | Win | 100 | 35 h 15 m | Show | |
Miami Dolphins +5 |
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09-06-14 | Idaho v. UL-Monroe UNDER 52.5 | 31-38 | Loss | -110 | 19 h 29 m | Show | |
Idaho vs. Louisiana Monroe Under 52.5 In their first game of the season Louisiana Monroe played to a 17-10 final. It was a horribly ugly game that happened to be put on ESPNU where quite a few college football fans watched it. After the game, most of the people that watched the game thought it had been one of the uglier games they had ever seen. Louisiana Monroe had control of the game all the way through when it came to moving the football, but they couldn’t capitalize on their scoring opportunities. Defensively, Monroe totally dominated against Wake Forest. By the end of the game, Wake Forest had a grand total of 94 yards of total offense. While not all of their games will be that ugly, I do think there is a pretty high likelihood that Louisiana Monroe is going to play in a lot of games that are low scoring this season. They are a much better defense than offense, and they don’t have a running game to rely on in the red zone on offense. Idaho didn’t get to play last week because of the weather in Florida. The Vandals will need time to get the cobwebs shook out on offense, and this offense isn’t any good to start with. I see plenty of reason to believe this will be a low scoring contest. Take the under. Good Luck, Razor Ray Saturday 7* NCAAF O/U Play |
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09-06-14 | Maryland -13.5 v. South Florida | 24-17 | Loss | -110 | 37 h 29 m | Show | |
Maryland -13.5 This game has all the makings of a huge mismatch. Simply put, USF is a bad football squad. While the Bulls got it done against Western Carolina last week, it was far from impressive, as their defense allowed a whopping 454 yards and 27 first downs. This defense simply has no chance against a Maryland squad that put up 52 on James Madison in Week 1. To make matters worse for the Bulls, they're stuck playing at Raymond James Stadium where they have virtually no home field advantage. There is clearly some home edge factored into the point spread here but we don't believe USF has any edge whatsoever. Maryland went out on the road late last season and trounced N.C. State 41-21 as a short 3-point favorite and pulled off an outright upset of Virginia Tech 27-24 as a hefty 15-point dog. This is a team capable of putting in a strong effort on the road, and with the significant mismatch in talent here, we don't foresee any issues on Saturday. Don't expect a letdown from Maryland here either. The Terrapins are 5-1 ATS in their last 6 games following a win of 20+ points. Meanwhile, the Bulls are an awful 5-21-1 ATS in their last 27 home games and a pathetic 5-20-1 in their last 26 non-conference games. Take Maryland. Good Luck, Razor Ray 9* Play |
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09-06-14 | Fresno State v. Utah -11.5 | 27-59 | Win | 100 | 37 h 45 m | Show | |
Utah -11.5 This matchup has all the makings of a blowout as the Utes simply have too much firepower for a weak Fresno State squad. The Bulldogs were in a very favorable spot against USC last week, looking for revenge after getting beat down by the Trojans in the Las Vegas Bowl last year, but they were trounced from start to finish. Fresno State has learned that life without Derek Carr is not going to be fun. Their quarterbacks combined for just 160 yards, 0 TDs, and 4 INTs last week. To make matters worse, they now have to play the second of back-to-back road games and have to do it in a tough, elevated environment that is not very forgiving. The Utes destruction of Idaho State last week doesn't really tell us much, but this is more of a play against a bad Bulldogs squad anyways. Fresno State gave up over 700 yards last week, and there's not much of a chance that they can correct that porous defense in just one week's time. The Bulldgos are 6-21-2 in their last 29 games after allowing more than 40 points in their previous game. The Bulldogs also don't handle adversity very well, as they're a measly 14-37-2 in their last 53 games following a straight up loss. Meanwhile, the Utes are 9-4 ATS in their last 13 home games and 17-7 ATS in their last 24 games against a team with a losing record. Take Utah. Good Luck, Razor Ray 9* Play |
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09-06-14 | New Mexico State v. Georgia State | 34-31 | Win | 100 | 65 h 52 m | Show | |
New Mexico State pk The Georgia State Panthers host the New Mexico State Aggies on Saturday in the second week of college football action. Both teams won over lesser opponents in their opener, but there is no reason for these teams to be considered equal entering this contest. Georgia State eked out a win on a last-minute field goal in their opener, despite playing down in competition against an FCS opponent. The Panthers are just one season removed from playing in the FCS themselves, and they don’t quite measure up to the conference competition themselves. As for New Mexico State, they’re heading in the right direction, and while they didn’t win a lot of games last season, they have a far more favourable schedule this season. The team churned out 197 yards on the ground in their opening win over Cal Poly. Facing a porous Georgia State defense will lead to another big day. The Aggies are 4-1 ATS in their last five games overall, and they are 6-2 ATS in their last eight conference games. Take New Mexico State. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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09-06-14 | South Alabama -3 v. Kent State | 23-13 | Win | 100 | 15 h 33 m | Show | |
South Alabama -3 The South Alabama Jaguars have a great coach in Joey Jones. He has helped this program go from one that wasn’t even an FBS program to a real contender in the Sun Belt Conference in very little time. South Alabama has a lot of talent at the skill positions, and this is a team that could make some noise in 2014. Kent State is in a really difficult position. A starting lineman from the team tragically passed away right before the start of the season. That’s something that is very understandably hard to deal with as a team. On the field, the team looked very poor in their opening game against a mediocre Ohio Bobcats team. The biggest problem for Kent State is they don’t have a running game right now. Trayion Durham and Dri Archer were a nice one-two punch the last couple years for the Golden Flashes, but Archer is in the NFL now and Durham is injured. If Kent State can’t run it, they aren’t going to be able to score much at all. Reardon isn’t the type of quarterback that will put up big statistics through the air. South Alabama has the edge here. Take South Alabama. Good Luck, Razor Ray Saturday 8* NCAAF Play |
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09-06-14 | UAB v. Mississippi State -27.5 | 34-47 | Loss | -100 | 15 h 31 m | Show | |
Mississippi State -27.5 The Mississippi State Bulldogs won 49-0 in their season opener over Southern Miss. UAB is on a very similar talent level as Southern Miss. Dan Mullen’s Bulldogs have a nice history of taking care of non-conference opponents, and I believe this year’s team will be the best Mullen has had at Mississippi State. UAB is probably thought of a little bit higher than they should be because of their big win last week at home over Troy. While it was a nice win, I’m not sure anything they did against Troy translates into this game. Needless to say, there is a whole different level of athletes on the field when you play Mississippi State. This is one of those cases where UAB beating up on a poor opponent last game gives us line value here. Mississippi State has a future star in Dak Prescott at the quarterback spot, and he has a bunch of very good wide receivers on the outside too. The Bulldogs have typically been a little bit offensively challenged, but that shouldn’t be the case this season. I’m excited to see how they can do with a little more on the offensive end. This is a mismatch all the way around, and we’re getting lots of line value. Take Mississippi State. Good Luck, Razor Ray Saturday 8* NCAAF Play |
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09-06-14 | Buffalo v. Army -3 | 39-47 | Win | 100 | 13 h 35 m | Show | |
Army -3 The Army Black Knights are on an upward trajectory. This is a program that appears ready to make the leap to bowl eligibility this season. If you look at the types of runners they have in their backfield, it is going to be really hard for anyone to stop them. In Baggett, Dixon, Santiago, and quarterback AJ Schurr the team has four excellent runners. Army isn’t going to throw it very often, but they’ll be able to run it even when teams are expecting it. Remember, defending the triple option is something that teams rarely have to do, and that makes it very difficult to stop. Buffalo had a great season last year, but the Bulls aren’t the same team this year. They lost what might have been the two best players in the history of their school. Khalil Mack, who was a top five NFL Draft pick, was the heart and soul of this defense. Without him, they won’t be the same. Branden Oliver was the main man at running back. The Bulls are likely to slide back down into mediocrity now. Last week’s game vs. Duquesne certainly was a worrisome sign for Buffalo Bulls backers. Buffalo only beat Duquesne 38-28, and the defense was torched. Look for Army to gain the advantage early and run it well all day. Take Army. Good Luck, Razor Ray Saturday 9* NCAAF Play |
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09-05-14 | Pittsburgh v. Boston College +5 | 30-20 | Loss | -110 | 17 h 19 m | Show | |
Boston College +5 Pitt is coming off a 62-0 destruction of lowly Delaware and that allows us to grab the Golden Eagles at a favorable price here. The Panthers outgained Delaware 501-57 with an insane 409-26 edge in rushing yards, but this game is absolutely meaningless in terms of providing any insight into Friday's outcome. On the other hand, we view Boston College's 30-7 beatdown of UMass as an impressive victory. The Golden Eagles were 17-point favorites in the contest, but they're notorious for laying eggs on the road, and they did the exact opposite. BC outgained UMass by over 300 total yards, and held the ball for a whopping 42 minutes. It's almost important to note that they held the Minutemen to a measly 2.5 yards per carry. If the Eagles can take care of business on the road, we sure as hell like their chances at home where they've covered their last five home games by a combined 50.5 points. Pittsburgh is also in a very unfavorable spot, having given up less than 20 points in their last game. They're 0-4 in their last 4 games after allowing less than 20 in a game. The Eagles are 6-2 ATS in their last 8 conference games and 5-1 ATS in their last 6 home games. The Panthers are 1-5 ATS in their last 6 games following an ATS win. Take Boston College. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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09-04-14 | Green Bay Packers v. Seattle Seahawks OVER 46 | 16-36 | Win | 100 | 51 h 30 m | Show | |
Seattle & Green Bay over 46 After watching the NFL preseason turn into a debacle with constant illegal contact and defensive holding penalties, we're looking to play a lot of overs in the early going. Seattle won the Super Bowl last season by playing a hard hitting, physical brand of football, but the NFL seems poised to not allow that to happen again. Seattle's defense is used to getting away with a lot of clutching and grabbing, but that's not going to fly this season with the officiating crackdown. Subsequently, the Packers' talented group of wideouts should be able to find some space against the Seahawks defense. Seattle will also be susceptible to the rush in this one, after losing a big run stopper, Red Bryant, in the offseason. The Packers finally have a legitimate rushing threat in Eddie Lacy, and we don't think they'll have any issues scoring into the 20s in this contest. With that being said, Green Bay's defense is a huge liability and Seattle should be able to move the ball with ease as well. The Packers have been bounced in the playoffs by the 49ers in back-to-back seasons mainly because they couldn't contain Colin Kaepernick. Defensive coordinator Dom Capers seems to have no answer for dual threat quarterbacks and that simply won't change with the lack of quality personnel on defense. Seattle also should be able to move the ball on the ground with Marshawn Lynch, as the Packers are without their stud nose tackle B.J. Raji, who was placed on IR earlier this week. The over is 8-2 in the packers last 10 road games and 3-1-1 in the last 5 meetings between these two teams. Take the OVER. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* Play |
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09-04-14 | Arizona v. Texas-San Antonio +7.5 | 26-23 | Win | 100 | 11 h 3 m | Show | |
UTSA +7.5 We backed UTSA last week in their upset victory over Houston and we're going right back to the well on Thursday night. We pegged the Roadrunners as a BET ON team to start the season and we will continue to do so until the market catches up. The Roadrunners returned 20 starters to their lineup this season and that's clearly paid dividends in the early going. UTSA's defense limited Houston to just 208 yards of total offense. Obviously stopping Arizona will be a much tougher task than stopping Houston, especially after the Wildcats put up over 700 yards against UNLV last week, but we think UTSA is up to the task. The Roadrunners traveled to Arizona last season and weren't treated too kindly, getting pounded 38-13 by the hosts. This is a game that they've had circled on their calendars for some time as they look to extract a measure of revenge. Arizona allowed 371 yards of offense to a weak UNLV squad last week, so there's definitely hope for UTSA in this one. The Wildcats are just 1-4 ATS in their last 5 games following a win of 20+ points. The Roadrunners are 8-1 ATS in their last 9 non-conference games. Take UTSA. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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08-31-14 | Utah State +6.5 v. Tennessee | 7-38 | Loss | -106 | 195 h 34 m | Show | |
Utah State Aggies +6.5 The Tennessee Volunteers host the Utah State Aggies on Sunday night in the opening game of the regular season for both sides. One of these teams comes from a second-rate conference, and one of these teams come from the highly-praised SEC, and it seems that is all that oddsmakers took into account when setting the number for this game. The Volunteers haven’t been able to keep pace with college football’s top programs, winning only the easy games on their schedule with few exceptions in recent years, and this hardly classifies as an easy game. It seems bettors have forgotten that the Aggies get back quarterback and top offensive weapon Chuckie Keeton. He’s back now, and it’s hard to imagine the team not going on a strong run to begin this season with a favorable schedule. This is a team that will be looking at double-digit wins if they stay healthy, so an opening game against a rebuilding Tennessee program is hardly a game in which they should be getting nearly a full touchdown. The Aggies are 13-3 ATS in their last 16 non-conference games, while the Volunteers are 1-6 ATS in their last seven non-conference games. Take Utah State. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play |
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08-30-14 | Florida State -18 v. Oklahoma State | 37-31 | Loss | -107 | 20 h 1 m | Show | |
Florida State -18 |
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08-30-14 | Ohio +3 v. Kent State | 17-14 | Win | 100 | 169 h 29 m | Show | |
Ohio Bobcats +3 The Kent State Golden Flashes host the Ohio Bobcats on Thursday evening in the opening game of the regular season for both sides. The home side is giving away points in this one, but it has little to do with the roster and everything to do with the fact that they get the game at home. Ohio figures to be a contender in the MAC East this season, and an opening day game against Kent State is just a stepping stone to bigger and better things for them. As for Kent State, the team came crashing down to Earth a year ago after an impressive 2012 campaign. The Golden Flashes had plenty of trouble moving the football, and will now have to operate without top offensive weapon Dri Archer, who has moved on to the NFL. This is a team that will struggle to get to .500 this season, yet the memories of 2012 have bettors thinking they’re something they’re not, and that gives us a prime opportunity to fade before the public catches up. The road team is 11-3 ATS in the last 14 meetings between these teams, and the Golden Flashes are 0-5-1 ATS in their last six home games. Take Ohio. Good Luck, Razor Ray 9* Play |
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08-30-14 | Clemson v. Georgia -7.5 | 21-45 | Win | 101 | 17 h 28 m | Show | |
Georgia Bulldogs -7.5 Last year, Clemson beat Georgia 38-35 in the season opener for both teams. Clemson had a veteran team full of guys who knew all the systems very well. Things are very different this season. Clemson is without quarterback Tajh Boyd and Sammy Watkins, and those are huge losses for this offense. While Georgia lost Aaron Murray as well, the fact that Hutson Mason got playing time late last year is very beneficial to this year’s offense for the Bulldogs. It doesn’t hurt to have a backfield surrounding you of superstars like Todd Gurley and Keith Marshall either. Those guys are elite, and if they can stay healthy Georgia should be able to run the football against everyone on their schedule. Clemson’s Cole Stoudt isn’t going to be able to make this offense run right away, especially since he lacks the play makers that Mason has around him at Georgia. While the Georgia defense gave up a lot of yards and points last year, this Bulldogs defense is much more experienced and I expect some significant improvement under new defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt. Georgia has revenge on their minds from last year, and they are in a great position to deliver it. Georgia makes a statement here. Take Georgia Good Luck, Razor Ray Saturday 8* Play on Georgia -7.5 |
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08-30-14 | Boston College v. UMass UNDER 48 | 30-7 | Win | 100 | 15 h 53 m | Show | |
Boston College vs. UMass Under 48 |
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08-29-14 | Texas-San Antonio +10.5 v. Houston | 27-7 | Win | 100 | 8 h 4 m | Show | |
UTSA +10.5 We have our eyes on the UTSA Roadrunners as a big play on team this season, and we love catching a favorable line tonight. UTSA got shellacked by Houston last season, but a closer look at that game reveals that the Roadrunners actually outgained the Cougars. That result and a combination of other factors allows us to grab a line that simply shouldn't exist. UTSA returns a whopping 20 starters to their lineup this season. The Roadrunners showed some drastic improvement down the stretch last year, winning five straight games to close out the season and limiting opponents to just 13ppg in that span. There are 38 seniors on this UTSA squad; all of whom will remember the beatdown they suffered against Houston last season. On the other side of things, Houston doesn't impress us at all. Their defense has allowed over 450 yards per game in the last two seasons under head coach Tony Levine, and we expect them to be just as bad on the defensive side of the ball once again. Many are concerned about the quarterback situation for UTSA, but we were never high on Eric Souza, whose 12:11 TD to INT ratio was hardly impressive last season. The Roadrunners are 7-1 ATS in their last 8 road games and 7-1 ATS in their last 8 non-conference games. Take UTSA. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* Play |
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08-28-14 | Temple +14 v. Vanderbilt | 37-7 | Win | 100 | 22 h 5 m | Show | |
Temple +14 The Temple Owls showed a ton of improvement down the stretch last year. Temple started going in the right direction as soon as PJ Walker was inserted as the team’s starting quarterback. Walker threw for 20 touchdowns and just eight picks in his freshman season. Temple covered the number in seven of their final eight games last year. I expect Walker and the rest of the offense to be much better in a second year in Coach Matt Rhule’s system. Walker showed good he can be in his freshman season, but I expect more consistency from him this year. The Owls are opening up the passing game now, and we’ll see big numbers for Walker. Vanderbilt has had a couple great seasons the last two years. Unfortunately for them, James Franklin is now the head coach at Penn State, and the Commodores are left to rebuild. Vanderbilt returns only four starters on defense, and that is a unit that has helped them win a bunch of close games the last couple years. Jordan Matthews was the playmaker on offense for the Commodores, and he’s no longer here. Vanderbilt isn’t the type of team that can put up a bunch of offense against a decent team, so I don’t understand them getting this much respect. Take Temple Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* Play |
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08-28-14 | Rutgers v. Washington State OVER 61 | 41-38 | Win | 100 | 126 h 37 m | Show | |
Washington State & Rutgers Over The Washington State Cougars host the Rutgers Scarlet Knights on Thursday in the season opener for both sides. The Cougars return quarterback Connor Halliday, fresh off a record-setting season in which he threw for a school record 4,597 yards – the second-most in Pac-12 history. He also matched a school record with 34 touchdown passes. Scoring points won’t be an issue while he’s around, particularly not at home, where the team scored an average of 33.5 points per game a year ago. With all key faces in the team’s receiving corps returning, the offense should hit the ground running. The problem for the team will be on the other side of the ball, where their defense was absolutely putrid last season, and figures to be again this year. In their final four home games last season, the team allowed a whopping 49.8 points per game. A lot of that damage came through the air, and that’s exactly where Rutgers will look to attack, behind a healthy and motivated Gary Nova. The over is 15-3 in the Cougar’s last 18 home games. Take the OVER. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* Play |
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02-02-14 | Seattle Seahawks +3 v. Denver Broncos | 43-8 | Win | 100 | 331 h 20 m | Show | |
Seattle +3
Write-up coming shortly Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* Play |
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01-19-14 | San Francisco 49ers v. Seattle Seahawks -3 | 17-23 | Win | 100 | 101 h 50 m | Show | |
Seattle -3
The Seattle Seahawks are a totally different team in front of their home crowd. Seattle has home field advantage, and on Sunday night we are going to see how much that means in front of a raucous crowd at Qwest Field. This crowd will be going absolutely nuts all game long. Much has been made of San Francisco |
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01-19-14 | New England Patriots v. Denver Broncos -4 | 16-26 | Win | 100 | 98 h 31 m | Show | |
Denver -4
The Denver Broncos host the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship Game on Sunday afternoon. The Broncos have scored pretty much at will this season after rebuilding their offense in the offseason, and opponents still haven't found the answer to slowing them down. In spite of bettors wanting to get in on the Broncos bandwagon, the team has still managed to cover the spread in seven of their last 10 games. Now they get a Patriots team that is banged up and just doesn't have the horses to keep up the Broncos offense, especially not on the road. The Patriots have plenty of injuries on both sides of the ball, notably stars like Vince Wilfork, Jerod Mayo, and Rob Gronkowski. With that type of talent missing from the team's lineup, expecting them to keep up with a strong Denver squad is simply unreasonable. Many view the Patriots as having an advantage in the coaching department, but John Fox has already faced off with Bill Belichick in the postseason once before, all lost by only a field goal with a far inferior Panthers squad. The Patriots are 1-5 ATS in their last six road games, and 0-4 ATS in their last four conference championship games. Take Denver. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* Play on Denver Broncos -4 |
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01-12-14 | San Diego Chargers +10 v. Denver Broncos | 17-24 | Win | 100 | 55 h 13 m | Show | |
San Diego Chargers +10
The Denver Broncos have a lot of pressure on them heading into the postseason. Denver lost their first playoff game last year to the eventual Super Bowl Champions. Peyton Manning and the rest of this Broncos team is expected to get to the Super Bowl this year. In fact, they are the oddsmakers favorite to win it all. The San Diego Chargers come into this game with tons of confidence. Why wouldn |
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01-12-14 | San Francisco 49ers v. Carolina Panthers +3 | 23-10 | Loss | -140 | 67 h 43 m | Show | |
Carolina Panthers +3
The Carolina Panthers dominated San Francisco on the road a few weeks ago. While the Panthers only won the game 10-9, they controlled the game the whole way. San Francisco had just 151 yards of total offense in that game. Colin Kaepernick was completely baffled by this Panthers defense. Carolina |
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01-11-14 | New Orleans Saints v. Seattle Seahawks UNDER 46 | 15-23 | Win | 100 | 46 h 19 m | Show | |
Seattle & New Orleans under 46
The Seattle Seahawks host the New Orleans Saints on Saturday afternoon in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs. Seattle is coming off of a bye week, while New Orleans beat Philadelphia in the Wild Card round, 26-24. The Saints have been notoriously bad on the road in the last couple of years and one game against an inexperience Eagles team isn't enough to change our opinion on that. The Eagles play extremely fast which led to an increased snap count and that contributed to extra points last week, helping to keep this total high and allowing us to get in at a favorable number. The Saints also really strayed from their usual game plan a week ago, relying heavily on their ground game which will help time tick off the clock in this one. The Seahawks limited the Saints to seven points in their first meeting this season just over a month ago in a 34-7 win, and that defensive success is likely to be duplicated in this one as the Seahawks again gameplan to take away Jimmy Graham, who was held to just three grabs on nine targets in the first meeting, and just three grabs on four targets a week ago. The Seahawks have played under the total in each of their last five games overall. The under is 5-0 in the Saints' last five road games and 7-1 in their last eight games overall. Take the UNDER. Good Luck, Razor Ray 6* Play on Seattle & New Orleans under 46 |
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01-06-14 | Auburn +8.5 v. Florida State | 31-34 | Win | 100 | 117 h 13 m | Show | |
Auburn +8.5
The BCS Championship Game is here. After a long grinding season, it is the Auburn Tigers and Florida State Seminoles who will battle it out for the title. Can an SEC team keep the conference |
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