If there are any ncaa football gambling experts out there who pay attention to the Heisman process, they’ll probably agree with me and know we may not even be talking about the winner right now. It’s with this knowledge that we know the 2010 Heisman Trophy future odds are always fun to bet on, and the betting lines give us a lot to think about.
If there are any ncaa football gambling experts out there who pay attention to the Heisman process, they’ll probably agree with me and know we may not even be talking about the winner right now. It’s with this knowledge that we know the 2010 Heisman Trophy future odds are always fun to bet on, and the betting lines give us a lot to think about.
If there are any ncaa football gambling experts out there who pay attention to the Heisman process, they’ll probably agree with me and know we may not even be talking about the winner right now. It’s with this knowledge that we know the 2010 Heisman Trophy future odds are always fun to bet on, and the betting lines give us a lot to think about.
If there are any ncaa football gambling experts out there who pay attention to the Heisman process, they’ll probably agree with me and know we may not even be talking about the winner right now. It’s with this knowledge that we know the 2010 Heisman Trophy future odds are always fun to bet on, and the betting lines give us a lot to think about.
If there are any ncaa football gambling experts out there who pay attention to the Heisman process, they’ll probably agree with me and know we may not even be talking about the winner right now. It’s with this knowledge that we know the 2010 Heisman Trophy future odds are always fun to bet on, and the betting lines give us a lot to think about.
If there are any ncaa football gambling experts out there who pay attention to the Heisman process, they’ll probably agree with me and know we may not even be talking about the winner right now. It’s with this knowledge that we know the 2010 Heisman Trophy future odds are always fun to bet on, and the betting lines give us a lot to think about.
The PGA TOUR released its 2010 schedule. The full schedule includes the schedule for the Fall Series, and FEDex Cup:
The 2010 Schedule for the PGA Tour was released today and it’s time for online sportsbook betting fans to get out their markers and start planning for the 2010 PGA Season.
Tip-off: 10:30 pm EST
Pau Gasol may play tonight for the Los Angeles Lakers. Rumor has it that Coach Phil Jackson wasn’t too happy with how Gasol’s little stint on CSI: Miami on Monday night showed him looking perfectly fine.
Tip-of: Suns vs. Hornets at 8:00 pm EST
The Phoenix Suns have the best record in the NBA right now because not only do they play a fast paced game with the best point guard in the NBA, Steve Nash, but they have a starting five that is terrific at doing it.
Three weeks into the NFL season and no true favorite has emerged in the outright betting for a Super Bowl victory, but there have certainly been plenty of movers in the market and none more so than the New Orleans Saints.
Although plenty is known about the fierce Saints offense, which has played brillianty twice and spluttered for one half in an eventually big win over Buffalo, but their defense has surprised many this season.
Race: Toyota/SaveMart 350 – Infineon Raceway
Date: Sunday, June 21, 2009
Time: 5:16 PM EST (scheduled green flag)
TV: 3:30 PM EST on TNT
Preview: Road courses – most NASCAR fans either love ’em or hate ’em, but not too many feel indifferent about them. Either way, the 36-race Cup season includes two road courses per year – Infineon in Sonoma, California, and Watkins Glen in upstate New York. Both will feature the so-called ‘ringers’ – road course racing specialists who give struggling teams an opportunity for a big points day, though not necessarily a win.
Race: LifeLock 400 – Michigan International Speedway
Date: Sunday, June 14, 2009
Time: 2:16 PM EST (scheduled green flag)
TV: 12:30 PM EST on TNT
Race: Pocono 500 – Pocono Raceway
Date: Sunday, June 7, 2009
Time: 2:16 PM EST (scheduled green flag)
TV: 12:30 PM EST on TNT
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Preview: Pocono is known as the “Tricky Triangle” racetrack. It’s 2.5 miles in length with three different corners and three different straights, making it a challenge for both drivers and crew chiefs. Rain may be an issue at Pocono, particularly on Friday, though it’s in the forecast all three days. NASCAR announced a significant rule change this week with restarts throughout the entire race going to double file.
Race: Autism 400 presented by Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips & Cheese – Dover International Speedway
Date: Sunday, May 31, 2009
Time: 2:16 PM EST (scheduled green flag)
TV: 1:30 PM EST on FOX
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Preview: Dover is a one-mile racetrack known for two things – its concrete racing surface and its very difficult pit road. Off-season remodeling is supposed to eliminate some of the pit road problems that have plagued even the best drivers in the past, but the surface is still concrete – something that drivers tend to either like a lot or not at all.
Race: Coca-Cola 600 – Lowe’s Motor Speedway
Date: Sunday, May 24, 2009
Time: 5:35 PM EST (scheduled green flag)
TV: 5:00 PM EST on SPEED
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Preview: Tony Stewart won his first race as owner/driver of Stewart-Haas
Racing in last week’s Sprint All-Star Race at Lowe’s Motor Speedway. This week, the cars are back on the same track, but for a much different race.
Race: Sprint Cup All-Star Challenge – Lowe’s Motor Speedway
Date: Saturday, May 16, 2009
Time: 7:30 PM EST Sprint Showdown / 9:00 PM EST Sprint All-Star Race
TV: 7:00 PM EST on SPEED
Preview: This weekend, NASCAR drivers and fans take a week off from points racing to focus on fun and funds … a non-points paying event with a guarantee of at least $1 million to the winner of the Sprint All-Star Challenge. The race consists of four short segments and will include some mandatory pit stops, with the final segment a 10-lap free-for-all.
