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10-24-15 | Florida State -6 v. Georgia Tech | 16-22 | Loss | -120 | 28 h 12 m | Show | |
Florida State -6 The Seminoles head into Georgia Tech as under a touchdown favorites and with the way both teams have been playing, there is a lot of value on Florida State. The Seminoles come in undefeated and #9 in the country, while the Yellow Jackets are reeling at 2-5 and have dropped 5 straight. Florida State is winning games with their Heisman caliber running back and how they take care of the ball. Florida State has just 1 turnover on the season and QB Everett Golson has thrown 177 consecutive pass attempts with out an interception. As for Dalvin Cook, he continues to pad his solid Heisman resume with repeat exceptional performances. Cook is averaging 159.2 yards per game, which is #1 in the ACC and #2 in the nation. Florida State has been simply dominant in ACC play as well. They've won 28 straight conference games and continue to absolutely roll over opponents. Laying under a touchdown against a team that has lost 5 in a row and is just simply a mess holds tremendous value here. Back Florida State. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 8* CFB ATS Play |
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10-24-15 | Western Kentucky v. LSU -15.5 | 20-48 | Win | 100 | 28 h 0 m | Show | |
LSU -15.5 LSU welcomes in Western Kentucky for a non conference play and while this has been mentioned as a look ahead spot, the #5 Tigers have zero interest in looking past the Hilltoppers. By sitting at #5, the Tigers technically do not control their own destiny in theory. With that being the case and more undefeated teams behind them, LSU cannot afford a close game with a non power conference foe. The Tigers win games by wearing their opponents down. That stems from their RB in Leonard Fournette. The LSU tailback has 8 straight games of 140 yards or more and leads the country with 1202 yards of rushing. Averaging 200 yard per game, Fournette has rushed for 14 touchdowns this season. Fournette will be able to wear down the weak Hilltoppers defense that allows 439.3 yards per game. While Western Kentucky's offense is viewed as one of the best, the opponents they've played really haven't been top tier in defense. North Texas, Middle Tennessee State, Rice, Miami OH, and even Indiana are among some of the worst defensively in the country. The one defense that did slow them down? Vanderbilt. Another SEC foe. The Tigers need to continue to win games and win games by significant margins. Even these non conference games can hurt their resume for the BCS Playoff if they allow them to stay close. LSU will have no problem running all over the WKU defense and should be able to force WKU into some bad throws as their defense is just too fast and too physical for them. Back LSU ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 9* CFB ATS Play |
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10-24-15 | Connecticut v. Cincinnati UNDER 58 | 13-37 | Win | 100 | 13 h 52 m | Show | |
Connecticut vs. Cincinnati under 58 The Connecticut Huskies are slowly becoming more competitive, and it's all about the defense getting better. Bob Diaco is doing a nice job improving the defense, and while the Huskies won't be able to stop Cincinnati, they should be able to slow them down. UConn's offense is still really bad. They have no consistent running game, and that means opposing teams can key in on the passing game. The Huskies quarterback play has been somewhat improved this year, but it's still been way below average. UConn can't get into a high scoring battle with Cincinnati or they won't have a chance. The Huskies should know that and they'll do everything they can to slow the tempo of the game down. Cincinnati has some big games coming up in the next few weeks, and I think they have bigger fish to fry than UConn. Look for them to slow things down late as well. Take the under. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 8* CFB O/U Play |
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10-24-15 | Washington State +7 v. Arizona | 45-42 | Win | 100 | 13 h 33 m | Show | |
Washington State +7 Many people had written off the Washington State Cougars after their lost at home early in the season to Portland State. As it turns out Portland State is a pretty good team, and Washington State has been winning some impressive games of late. Mike Leach's team has shown the ability to win on the road. Luke Falk is the perfect fit for this offense. He gets rid of the ball quickly and spreads the ball around to all his receivers as well as anyone has in Leach's offense. Falk doesn't lock in on one guy as many quarterbacks at the collegiate level do so often. Arizona's defense hasn't been able to slow down many offenses this year. Why would we think they could slow down a high-octane offense like Washington State? In a game that should go back and forth the whole way, we'll gladly take the underdog and the solid amount of points. Take Washington State. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 8* CFB ATS Play |
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10-24-15 | NC State v. Wake Forest UNDER 45.5 | 35-17 | Loss | -110 | 9 h 43 m | Show | |
NC State vs. Wake Forest under 45.5 The NC State Wolfpack had a week off to think about their downturn against Louisville and Virginia Tech. This is a good bounce back spot for NC State, but they have played poorly against Wake Forest in the past. NC State's offense has a good quarterback in Jacoby Brissett, but they don't have enough playmakers around him. Wake Forest should be able to put enough pressure on him to make him uncomfortable throughout this game. Wake Forest still has an ugly offense, but Dave Clawson has done a nice job getting this Wake Forest team to play much better on the defensive end. This Demon Deacons defense was lit up last week at North Carolina, and you better believe they will be much more prepared for this week's contest. These in-state rivalry games (Winston Salem and Raleigh aren't very far apart) typically play to a lower score than an average game as well. Take the under. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 8* CFB O/U Play |
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10-23-15 | Memphis v. Tulsa OVER 77.5 | 66-42 | Win | 100 | 32 h 50 m | Show | |
Memphis vs. Tulsa Over Two very impressive offenses take battle on Friday night and they give us a great opportunity at an Over here. Memphis comes in off an upset against Ole Miss that saw them score 34 points. To do what they did against an SEC defense is something. QB Paxton Lynch has thrown for over 300 yards in 5 straight games and has accounted for 13 touchdowns to just 1 interception. The Memphis Tigers can light up the scoreboard with all these passes. Memphis ranks 4th nationally with 46 ppg and 10th in yards per game with 533 yards. As for Tulsa, they aren't too far behind. The Golden Hurricane are scoring 33.3 points a game and are led by QB Dane Evans. Evans has no problem moving the ball through the air as he has racked up 2127 yards and 11 touchdowns on the season. Overall, the Tulsa offense averages 550.5 yards per game. They also have many problems defensively. Tulsa allows 34.8 points per game and that number goes up a bit at home when it reaches 35.3. Both teams will have zero problem moving the ball against the opposition. With that, we will see a lot of points and that gives us a nice spot to take the Over here. Back the Over. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Friday 8* CFB Total Play |
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10-22-15 | California v. UCLA OVER 70 | 24-40 | Loss | -110 | 9 h 55 m | Show | |
California vs. UCLA Over The Pac 12 takes the stage late night on Thursday and we get a chance to see two high powered, high scoring offenses with very mediocre defenses. With the listed total, the Over has a lot of value here. California's high fly attack offense ranks 12th in the nation with 40.2 points per game. Led by QB Jared Goff, the Golden Bears QB ranks 8th nationally with 17 touchdown passes and 12th in passing with 1970 yards. California rarely uses the huddle and likes to take plenty of chances down field. When Cal does go down field, expect to see Goff target Kenny Lawler who has 34 receptions for 465 yards and 8 touchdowns on the season. The Bruins are the same way. They aren't too far behind in scoring with 34.8 points per game and QB Jalen Rosen has been on full attack mode lately. Rosen has thrown for nearly 900 yards and 7 touchdowns over his last 3 games. These two teams played to a 36-34 wild game last year and with the way both QBs are playing, we should easily surpass those numbers. With that, expect a lot of back and forth action with teams exchanging touchdowns here. Back the Over. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Thursday 8* CFB Total Play |
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10-22-15 | Temple v. East Carolina -2.5 | 24-14 | Loss | -120 | 15 h 14 m | Show | |
East Carolina -2.5 The East Carolina Pirates have some major revenge on their minds for last year. Temple upset a ranked East Carolina team on a rainy day in Philadelphia last year. Temple gained only 135 yards compared to East Carolina's 435, but the Owls won thanks to 5 turnovers from East Carolina. Ironically, all five turnovers from East Carolina were fumbles. The rain seemed to really bother the Pirates. Temple couldn't do anything on offense, but they won 20-10 because of East Carolina's constant mishaps. Fast forward to this year and we see Temple roll into East Carolina unbeaten and ranked for the first time since the 1970's. How much do you think East Carolina would like to spoil Temple's perfect season? They would love to get revenge for last year. While Temple is definitely an improved team, they have had some good fortune in turnover margins so far this year, and this will be their toughest road test yet. They narrowly beat UMass on the road, and only beat Cincinnati because the Bearcats couldn't hold onto the ball. We'll back the home team. Take East Carolina. Good Luck, Razor. 9* CFB ATS Play |
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10-20-15 | UL-Lafayette v. Arkansas State OVER 63 | 27-37 | Win | 100 | 10 h 2 m | Show | |
UL-Lafayette vs. Arkansas State Over The Sun Belt takes center stage once again for Tuesday night football and it gives us a nice number on this total here. Both teams are quick paced and take their fair share of shots down field, which makes this Over a nice play. Arkansas State played last Tuesday and they did not disappoint. The Red Wolves racked up 345 yards of offense and had 2 defensive touchdowns in a game where they dropped 49 points in. They trailed for most of the game thanks to their defensive struggles. Their opponents, South Alabama, scored 31 points on them as they struggled against the pass game. UL- Lafayette had a high scoring affair of their own as they dropped 49 points on Texas State as they racked up 526 yards of offense. Given the home/away circumstances, they also point to a lot of points being scored here. Arkansas State is averaging 46.3 points at home, while UL-Lafayette is allowing 41.5 against on the road. Expect to see a back and forth, quick paced game, with both teams finding the end zone here on Tuesday night. Back the Over. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Tuesday 9* CFB Total Play |
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10-17-15 | Penn State v. Ohio State UNDER 47 | 10-38 | Loss | -105 | 29 h 37 m | Show | |
9* Penn State vs. Ohio State Under 47 The Penn State Nittany Lions take on the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Horseshoe on Saturday night in Columbus. This should be a great atmosphere for a high quality game between two teams who don't like each other. Penn State's defense has impressed all year. The Nittany Lions are only allowing 3.07 yards per carry. Ohio State's offense has struggled to move the ball outside of Ezekiel Elliot's big runs this year. Penn State will load up the box and force Cardale Jones and the questionable group of Ohio State receivers to beat them through the air. Ohio State's defensive line has a massive edge on the Penn State offensive line. Remember, this is the same Penn State O-Line that allowed 10 sacks against Temple earlier this year! Joey Bosa and company should be in the backfield all night long. Both defenses should impress in this one. Take the under. |
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10-17-15 | Missouri +15 v. Georgia | 6-9 | Win | 100 | 28 h 2 m | Show | |
Missouri +15 The Missouri Tigers were beaten 34-0 by the Georgia Bulldogs in Missouri last year. Do you think they remember that game? Of course they do! Missouri comes into this game with a major chip on their shoulder. Missouri is also coming off a difficult home loss to Florida where the offense just couldn't get going. Florida wasn't rated highly before the year, but recent weeks have shown this Florida team is for real. Georgia is coming off a disappointing game in multiple ways. The Bulldogs led big in Knoxville before falling apart in the second half and losing to Tennessee. They also lost their star running back, Nick Chubb. Georgia's mindset for this game is unknown. Can they recover from their second loss? That was a loss that definitely knocked them out of the national title picture. Can they recover from the loss of their best player? Missouri's defense is very good, and the Tigers are catching too many points here. Take Missouri. |
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10-17-15 | Wake Forest v. North Carolina UNDER 53 | 14-50 | Loss | -115 | 28 h 31 m | Show | |
Wake Forest vs. North Carolina Under 52.5 The Wake Forest Demon Deacons have a really scrappy team. Dave Clawson's teams were known for how hard they played when he coached Bowling Green. Wake Forest is playing the same way now. Wake Forest is becoming a good defense. They gave Florida State a lot of trouble two weeks ago, and then they shut out Boston College in a crazy 3-0 win last weekend. This defense is being underrated by most. Wake Forest's offense still has a lot of room for improvement though. North Carolina's defense was awful last year. They aren't great this year, but they have made significant strides. Look for the Tar Heels stop unit to look good against the Demon Deacons here. These two teams are very close to each other and a lot of these players know each other. Things shouldn't come easy for the two offenses. Take the under. |
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10-17-15 | Georgia State v. Ball State -12.5 | 31-19 | Loss | -108 | 24 h 33 m | Show | |
Ball State -12.5 The Ball State Cardinals were thumped by Northern Illinois last weekend. Ball State's offense put up 41 points, but unfortunately they couldn't even come close to slowing down Northern Illinois and they lost 59-41. Ball State's coach Pete Lembo is a rising star in college football. He's done a really nice job with this program. Lembo was very unhappy with his team after last week's performance, and I believe that will lead to much better focus from the Cardinals this week. It also doesn't hurt that they are stepping down in class in a big way. Ball State hosts lowly Georgia State here. Georgia State lost to FCS Liberty a couple weeks ago on homecoming, and they also lost to Charlotte who is in their first year as an FBS program. Ball State's running game and their offensive line are strong, and Georgia State hasn't been able to stop anyone all year. Ball State gets the comfortable win. Take Ball State. |
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10-16-15 | UNLV -6.5 v. Fresno State | 28-31 | Loss | -106 | 31 h 36 m | Show | |
UNLV -6.5 The UNLV Rebels have shown a lot of heart this year. This was a team that had a season win total of 2.5 before the year. They have been far better than anyone could have imagined thus far. Tony Sanchez proved himself as an elite coach at the high school level, and he's off to a nice start at the collegiate level too. UNLV is working much harder on the defensive end. The Rebels should be able to slow down Fresno State's running game. Fresno State's quarterback play has been among the worst in the nation this year. This Fresno State team has fallen fast. They have had a multitude of injuries and suspensions at the quarterback spot, and the Bulldogs are a team that can't seem to find their footing now. UNLV is coming off a close loss at home to a quality San Jose State team. The Rebels get back on track on Friday night in Fresno. Take UNLV. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Friday 7* CFB ATS Play |
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10-16-15 | Houston -19 v. Tulane | 42-7 | Win | 100 | 40 h 21 m | Show | |
Houston Cougars ATS The Cougars have jumped into the Top 25 and will hit the road for their first game as a ranked team when they take on the Tulane Green Wave. Tulane has struggled all season defensively, which won't bode well here for them as this may be the best offense they've seen all season. Houston is averaging 46.4 points per game and are arguably the best balanced offensive team in the country. They are averaging 287.2 yards on the ground and 286.2 through the air. QB Greg Ward Jr. had been dominate this season as he's thrown for 1301 yards to go along with 8 touchdowns and just 1 interception. Like the offense, he's shown how dual threat he can be. Ward Jr. also leads the team in rushing 560 yards on 78 carries and has 11 touchdowns. He'll be going up against a defense that is averaging 50.3 points against over their last 3 losses. Tulane will also be on their back QB as Devin Powell gets the nod following Tanner Lee's concussion. With that, Houston holds a lot of value at this number. They should have no problem covering this on Friday night. Back Houston ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Friday 8* CFB ATS Play |
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10-16-15 | Cincinnati +7 v. BYU | 24-38 | Loss | -115 | 39 h 13 m | Show | |
Cincinnati Bearcats ATS The Bearcats open as an underdog on the road at BYU Friday night and we get some solid value on the listed number. Cincinnati has been one of the most efficient and high scoring offenses in the nation and have two QBs who have the ability to put spectacular numbers. QBs Hayden Moore and Gunner Kiel are both expected to get time Friday, which isn't a bad thing at all for the Bearcats. Hayden Moore has stepped in and been as dangerous as ever throwing for 836 yards and 6 touchdowns during Kiel's absence. Cincinnati is averaging a ridiculous 587.2 yards per game and are scoring 39.0 points a game. That number could and should be much higher, but a slow start to the season has resulted in the average points per game being lower. As for BYU, the status of QB Tanner Mangum is in question for Friday. He continues to battle a hamstring injury. Should he go, Cincinnati will look to put a lot of pressure on him as his mobility will be down. If he doesn't start, BYU will have to deal with an inexperienced backup. Catching a touchdown at some shops makes this play extremely nice. Back the Bearcats here on Friday as the underdog has a serious chance to win outright. Back Cincinnati ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Friday 8* CFB ATS Play |
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10-15-15 | Western Kentucky -32 v. North Texas | 55-28 | Loss | -110 | 15 h 24 m | Show | |
Western Kentucky ATS The Hilltoppers open as giant road favorites and truthfully, this line could be more. Western Kentucky has one of the best offenses in the nation, while North Texas is just an absolute mess right now. Western Kentucky's offense ranks 13th in the country with 511.7 yards per game. A majority of that comes from QB Brandon Doughty who has led WKU to 408.3 pass yards per game. The offense is averaging 42.2 points a game as well. North Texas on the other hand is just bad. They are ranked 114th in total offense and their defensive situation gets no better. They are allowing 49.2 points a game and scoring just 14.8 to rebuttal that. The Mean Green come in off the most embarrassing loss for an FBS school as they dropped a home decision to Portland State 66-7. This is just simply a complete mismatch. Erase home field advantage from this as the Mean Green are in turmoil after firing their head coach. Lay the big number here as Western Kentucky rolls. Back Western Kentucky ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Thursday 9* NCAAF ATS Play |
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10-10-15 | Colorado v. Arizona State OVER 58 | 23-48 | Win | 100 | 25 h 40 m | Show | |
Colorado vs. Arizona State Over 58 The Colorado Buffaloes are slowly improving, but they are still at the bottom of the Pac-12. Arizona State has scored at least 48 points in 3 of their last 4 games against them (they scored 38 in the other one). Arizona State's offense was a major disappointment through the first few weeks of the season, but this Sun Devils offense seemed to start clicking last week in their win at UCLA. The Bruins have a solid defense, and the Sun Devils will come home for this one with a bunch of momentum. Both of these teams have been over teams in the past, and I think that will continue at least for this game. Look for both teams to air it out often in this game. Arizona State should jump out to a large lead early and then allow Colorado to score more late in the game. Take the over. |
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10-10-15 | Louisiana Tech -11.5 v. Texas-San Antonio | 34-31 | Loss | -115 | 22 h 41 m | Show | |
Louisiana Tech -11.5 The Louisiana Tech Bulldogs have a strong team this year. Skip Holtz has gotten a good transfer in quarterback Jeff Driskel. I know Driskel didn't do well at Florida, but Louisiana Tech isn't playing the level of competition that Florida was playing. Louisiana Tech lost in overtime at Kansas State, and the Bulldogs have looked good in the early going this year. They step down in class in a big way when they take on UTSA on Saturday night. UTSA is coming off a win at lowly UTEP, and they are likely feeling good about themselves. They are going to get hit in the mouth by a much better team on Saturday night. Louisiana Tech has a very balanced offense and a defense that is underrated. UTSA is a team that is extremely inexperienced. UTSA also lacks depth, which will be a key late in this game. Take Louisiana Tech. |
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10-10-15 | New Mexico v. Nevada OVER 53.5 | 17-35 | Loss | -104 | 22 h 39 m | Show | |
New Mexico vs. Nevada Over 53.5 The New Mexico Lobos have the ninth best rushing attack in the nation. Nevada's defense hasn't been able to stop the running game well this year. There's no reason to believe they'll be able to slow down New Mexico's unique Pistol/option offense. Nevada generally has a good rushing attack as well, and while they haven't been as good so far this year, the Wolf Pack should look much better on the ground here. New Mexico has been one of the worst in the nation in rushing defense in the past five years. Look for both teams to get gashed in the running game. This total has dropped throughout the week, and it's dropped to a level where the over has become a nice value play. Look for this one to get past the total. Good Luck, Razor Ray |
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10-10-15 | Georgia -2.5 v. Tennessee | 31-38 | Loss | -125 | 71 h 25 m | Show | |
Georgia Bulldogs ATS Georgia heads to Tennessee for another SEC battle, as they look to bounce back from their home loss to Alabama last week. Grabbing this number early holds a ton of value as we get the Bulldogs under a field goal here. It's no secret to anybody, the Bulldogs were a bit exposed last week as Alabama shut down the offense and ran all over Georgia. Still, Georgia has a chance here to bounce back with a huge SEC win and get themselves back into the BCS Playoff race. For the first time all year, QB Greyson Lambert was held down. However, the QB has still flourished this season as prior to the Alabama game he had completed 33 of 35 passes. His completion percentage is one of the best in the nation and he should be able to pick apart a weak Volunteers secondary. As for RB Nick Chubb, he continues to dominate and add to his Heisman campaign. Chubb ran for 100 yards for the 13th straight game as he finished with 146 yards on 20 carries. Georgia's loss last week hurt them in terms of controlling their own fate this year. Still, they have plenty of time and chances to get back into the race and a road win over Tennessee will be the start. Grabbing them now holds all the value as this sits under a field goal. Back Georgia ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 9* CFB ATS Play |
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10-10-15 | Akron -7.5 v. Eastern Michigan | 47-21 | Win | 100 | 18 h 31 m | Show | |
Akron -7.5 The Akron Zips have been playing better in recent weeks. Akron went on the road and blasted Louisiana Lafayette. They then came home and outplayed Ohio and lost by only two points. The Ohio Bobcats are a strong team this year, and Akron's defense totally shut them down. Akron can have trouble moving the ball at times, but that shouldn't be an issue against Eastern Michigan. The Eagles are absolutely awful on defense. In fact, they rank dead last in the nation in run defense. Akron's rushing game has been improving, and they'll look good Saturday. Akron's defense has been stuffing the run all year. Eastern Michigan has a backup quarterback playing here who has made too many mistakes this year. Akron will make him pay for those mistakes. Akron won 31-6 at home last year against Eastern Michigan. Too low of a line on the road team. Take Akron. |
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10-10-15 | Maryland v. Ohio State -32.5 | 28-49 | Loss | -110 | 33 h 13 m | Show | |
Ohio State ATS The Buckeyes get set to welcome in the Terrapins and even with this big of a number, Ohio State offers a lot of value. The Buckeyes snuck by Indiana last week, which started to raise some eyebrows around the country. This is the perfect spot for Ohio State to quiet those doubters against a horrible Maryland team. The Buckeyes Ezekiel Elliot has finally found his groove as he exploded last week for 274 yards. Elliot had been bottled up and quiet for a majority of the season, but that was not the case last Saturday. The tailback should be able to put up similar numbers against a Terrapins' defense that is allowing 31.8 points against. As far as the QB position is concerned, Cardale Jones hasn't lived up to his hype as he's struggled on many occasions this season. Still, he continues to lead the Buckeyes to wins and this is the perfect game and situation to get his stuff figured out. Maryland is allowing 449.4 yards against per game this year. Ohio State hasn't even came close to looking like a team defending a National Championship. Still, this team has so much talent on both sides of the ball, a home date with Maryland is exactly what they need to get their swagger and rhythm back. Back Ohio State ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 9* CFB ATS Play |
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10-10-15 | Middle Tennessee State v. Western Kentucky -7.5 | 28-58 | Win | 100 | 15 h 42 m | Show | |
Western Kentucky -7.5 The Western Kentucky Hilltoppers host the Middle Tennesee State Blue Raiders on Saturday. MTSU beat Western Kentucky in overtime last year in Tennessee. Here is Western Kentucky's shot at revenge, and I think they'll get that revenge. Western Kentucky racked up more than 700 yards in that overtime loss last year. The Hilltoppers passing game is as good as any in the country now. Brandon Doughty is an excellent quarterback for Coach Brohm's spread passing system. Doughty will rack up massive numbers here and get the ball to his talented receivers and let them make plays. MTSU isn't a bad team, but they are definitely in a bad spot. MTSU is coming off two tough losses to Power 5 teams. Last week's loss was at home against Vanderbilt. Vanderbilt is just one hour away from MTSU, and giving that game away was a crushing blow to the Blue Raiders. There should be some hangover from that loss. Take Western Kentucky. Good Luck, Razor Ray 9* Saturday NCAAF ATS Play |
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10-09-15 | Southern Miss v. Marshall -3 | 10-31 | Win | 100 | 16 h 13 m | Show | |
Marshall ATS The Thundering Herd play host to a Friday night C-USA showdown and we get a solid number on Marshall here. Laying just a field goal for a team that has the upper hand both offensively and defensively is a no brainer. Marshall brings in a 4-1 record, which includes a 3-1 record at home. The Thundering Herd are averaging 37.7 points per home game and allowing just 15.0 against. Marshall is finding ways to win using both their offensive threats and defensive power. Last game, they held Old Dominion to just 7 points. Through the air, Marshall's defense only allowed the Monarchs to rack up 85 yards of passing. Southern Mississippi on the other hand, really hasn't proven anything defensively. In a span of 2 games against Texas State and Nebraska, the Golden Eagles allowed 1201 yards of offense and 86 points. This Golden Eagles team is improved, but they're still a step or two behind the Thundering Herd. With this being a conference clash and the necessity for Marshall to win this as they are the odds on favorite to win C-USA, the Thundering Herd at just minus a field goal is a beautiful sight. Back Marshall ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Friday 8* CFB ATS Play |
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10-08-15 | Washington +17 v. USC | 17-12 | Win | 100 | 21 h 33 m | Show | |
Washington +17 The Huskies travel to Southern Cal to take on the Trojans and we get a solid number on Washington here. This team is no pushover. They lead the Pac 12 in scoring defense with just 15.8 points against and in total defense with just 321.0 yards against. They also lead in rushing defense with 104.5 yards against. While their record sits at just 2-2, they are 3-1 ATS in those 4 games. The Huskies defense is led by Kevin King who has 3 interceptions thus far. Washington is no pushover offensively either. They offer a duo in the backfield with Freshman Myles Gaskin and Junior Dwayne Washington. Gaskin has ran for 209 yards and Washington has 138 yards to his name. Washington also has 17 receptions for 223 yards which leads the Huskies offensively. Washington has also kept both their losses extremely close. They lost at Boise State by just 3 and California by only 6. With that, Washington has proven they are simply no pushover. In this spot, with 17 points, the Huskies are the way to go. Back Washington ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Thursday 8* CFB ATS Play |
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10-08-15 | SMU v. Houston OVER 72 | 28-49 | Win | 100 | 20 h 41 m | Show | |
SMU vs. Houston Over Thursday night football takes to Houston as the Cougars and Mustangs battle it off. Both offenses feature dual threat QBs that have the ability to light the scoreboard up in this one. SMU's QB Matt Davis has been impressive thus far and has even taken some shots at some of the top teams in the nation. Davis brings in 1182 yards of passing with 8 touchdowns to his name. SMU's offense is averaging 31.4 points per game with Davis calling the shots. Not to be outdone, Houston's Greg Ward Jr. is equally as impressive. He's leading the 4th best offense in the nation with 602.5 yards per game. Ward Jr. has thrown for 1058 yards and 8 touchdowns thus far. Houston's dominant offense also features a solid back field led by Kenneth Farrow. The tailback has rushed for 385 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Defensively neither team is really stopping anybody. SMU is allowing 44.4 points a game and is allowing the most yards in the nation at 593.4. With that, we should see an explosive Thursday night showdown with both teams exchanging touchdowns. Back the Over. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Thursday 9* CFB Total Play |
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10-03-15 | Oregon -7.5 v. Colorado | 41-24 | Win | 100 | 37 h 59 m | Show | |
Oregon ATS This is the PERFECT bounce back spot for the Oregon Ducks. After getting embarrassed with the national crowd watching on FOX, Oregon gets a chance to bounce back against a weak Colorado team. The Ducks had literally everything going wrong for them in their loss to Utah last week as it seemed something was bound to go wrong on every play. That's the beauty here, this team isn't as bad as they performed last week, not even close. Typically, Oregon would be laying 2+ touchdowns here, but at this low of a line, there is a lot of value. Oregon is first off playing with that giant chip on their shoulder. Their frustrated and ready to take their anger out on somebody. Oregon has just simply had Colorado's number too. The Ducks are 4-0 in the last 4 against Colorado, outscoring them 216-42 in those 4 games. The Ducks are also a solid bounce back team in terms of ATS. After a home loss, Oregon is 21-6 in their last 27 ATS. Laying this low of a number is a nice gift spot. Based on the history of these teams head-to-head and the need and want from Oregon to get back into the Top 25 is well enough reasoning to back the Ducks here. Back Oregon ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 9* CFB ATS Play |
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10-03-15 | Mississippi State v. Texas A&M -5.5 | 17-30 | Win | 100 | 29 h 15 m | Show | |
Texas A&M -5.5 The Texas A&M Aggies picked up an overtime win last weekend against Arkansas. Texas A&M didn't play well in that game, but that speaks to the mental toughness of this team. The fact that they were able to win on the road in the SEC West despite not playing well offensively is a big step in the right direction for this team. The Aggies defense is much better than it was last year. New defensive coordinator John Chavis has the team playing much more aggressively on defense, and it's paying off. The Aggies are getting in the opposition's backfield more often than any other team in the SEC. The Aggies have 38 tackles for a loss already this year! Myles Garrett is a sack machine. He already has 6.5 sacks by himself this season. Mississippi State has a good quarterback in Dak Prescott, but they haven't had to outscore a high powered offense yet this year, and I'm skeptical about their ability to do so. The Bulldogs beat down Texas A&M in Mississippi last year, and Texas A&M should be ready to exact some revenge in this one. Kyle Field is a tremendous home field for the Aggies, and this night game is a good spot for Texas A&M to win big. Take Texas A&M -5.5. Good Luck, Razor Ray. |
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10-03-15 | Washington State v. California OVER 71 | 28-34 | Loss | -108 | 54 h 28 m | Show | |
Washington State vs. California Over Two dominant passing teams take the field Saturday as we get a very good number here on this Total. For starters, these two teams played to a 60-59 shootout last season. We get both QBs returning for this time around as well, so it's a given they would like to both have repeat performances. California QB Jared Goff continues his Heisman like season as he has tossed for 1240 yards and 11 touchdowns. Goff has led Cal to 45.8 points per game and 54.0 at home. The key for Goff has been scoring in bunches. This year, he's led Cal on runs of 66 unanswered against Grambling State, 35 against the Aztecs, 31 vs. Texas, and 24 against Washington last week. As for the Cougars, QB Luke Falk has thrown for 1070 yards and 8 touchdowns this season. What killed him last season, which he hasn't been doing this year, is throwing interceptions. Falk has thrown just one interception which has led to the continuation of Cougars' drives. In their lone road contest this year, Washington State was not surprisingly in the middle of a shootout as they defeated Rutgers 37-34. With the way these two offenses have been playing and their style of play, there is no reason to suggest that this game won't end up like last season. Expect a lot of points and back and forth touchdowns being scored. Back the Over. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 8* CFB Total Play |
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10-03-15 | Kansas State +7.5 v. Oklahoma State | 34-36 | Win | 100 | 26 h 46 m | Show | |
Kansas State +7.5 The Kansas State Wildcats have been tremendous as an underdog under Bill Snyder. Every single year the Wildcats have less talent than most of the teams in the Big 12. Every year the Wildcats are a contender in the Big 12. Why? Bill Snyder is an amazing football coach. Kansas State is 37-14-1 ATS in their last 52 Big 12 conference games. The Wildcats are a perfect 4-0 ATS in their last 4 games vs. the Oklahoma State Cowboys. Oklahoma State is coming off a win at Austin where they weren't exactly playing good football. Texas basically handed the game over to Oklahoma State. That usually doesn't happen when you play Kansas State. The Wildcats are a fundamentally sound team that limits mistakes and plays strong defense. What makes this an even better spot to back Kansas State? The Wildcats are coming off a bye week. They should be ready to go! Grab the points and the underdog. Take Kansas State. Good Luck, Razor Ray. |
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10-03-15 | Alabama +2.5 v. Georgia | 38-10 | Win | 100 | 53 h 35 m | Show | |
Alabama ATS The Crimson Tide are underdogs? Yeah, crazy to see a plus sign next to Nick Saban's bunch, but that is a tremendous sight. Anytime Alabama is getting points, there is plenty of value. The Crimson Tide need to erase their loss to Ole Miss if they have any hopes of pursuing the BCS Playoff again. With that, a win on the road against #6 Georgia is just what this team needs. Alabama got their momentum and a bit of swagger back after defeating UL Monroe 34-0. While some may look at that as just a useless game, Bama got everybody in sync and their defense bounced back in a big way. However, the loss to Ole Miss cannot be put solely on the defense. The offense did turn the ball over 5 times in that game, setting up the Rebels plenty of times. Bama's defense is hungry. They've allowed just 56.8 rush yards per game this season and will be piling up the box to stop Georgia RB Nick Chubb. QB Jacob Coker got a much needed bounce back performance as he finished 17 of 31 and threw for 3 touchdowns. Alabama and Nick Saban know this is their chance. A win here would set them up beautifully to sneak back into the Playoff picture. With the experience and stifling defense from Alabama, grabbing the points is the move here. Back Alabama ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 8* CFB ATS Play |
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10-03-15 | Houston -7 v. Tulsa | 38-24 | Win | 100 | 22 h 46 m | Show | |
Houston -7 The Houston Cougars can't seem to get any respect from the oddsmakers. Houston went to Louisville and beat the Cardinals three weeks ago. They then hosted Texas State and the line was only Houston -16.5. Houston won the game 59-14. What will it take for Tom Herman's team to start getting some respect from the oddsmakers? Houston has a well-balanced offense that is going to put up loads of points this year with a dual threat quarterback in Greg Ward and elite weapons around him. Tulsa's offense is good, but Tulsa is very dependent on the passing game. That's where the Tulsa offense is a bit weaker than Houston. Also, Houston has an opportunistic defense that is great at forcing turnovers and Dane Evans has been known for turning it over in the past. Laying a touchdown here with the team better on both sides of the ball. Good Luck, Razor Ray. |
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10-03-15 | Central Florida v. Tulane UNDER 44 | 31-45 | Loss | -106 | 22 h 46 m | Show | |
UCF vs. Tulane Under 44 The UCF Knights and the Tulane Green Wave meet on Saturday. There is nothing exciting about this game in any ways, but we aren't here to wager for excitement. Instead, we are looking to build our bankroll. UCF's offense has taken a huge step backward this year. The Knights haven't been able to score on anyone all year. Tulane's offense ranks 125th in the nation overall, so they are even worse. Tulane hasn't been able to get a passing game or running game going. Both offenses have key players sidelined for this game. UCF always fields a strong defense and this year is no different. The Knights defense has held up their end of the bargain this year, but the offense has put them in bad spots very often. Last year, these two played to a 20-13 final score. The two teams had 278 and 233 yards of total offense in that game. Expect another low scoring contest. Take the under. Good Luck, Razor Ray. |
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10-02-15 | Temple -21.5 v. Charlotte | 37-3 | Win | 100 | 10 h 53 m | Show | |
Temple -21.5 |
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10-02-15 | Memphis -8.5 v. South Florida | 24-17 | Loss | -104 | 9 h 9 m | Show | |
Memphis ATS Memphis has raced out of the gates for a 4-0 start and will look to extend their winning streak to 12 overall when they take on South Florida Friday night. In this matchup, it is simply the pure fact that South Florida cannot keep up with the high flying, high scoring, Memphis offense. This team is averaging 53.8 points per game and have one of the best passing offenses in the AAC. QB Paxton Lynch has thrown for 307.5 yards per game and Memphis has averaged 335 yards in total offense. Last week, they put up a 53 spot on Cincinnati (who just beat Miami FL) and have never looked more in sync. As for South Florida, they limped into the bye week with consecutive losses at Florida State and Maryland. South Florida has had problems all season long finding the end zone, which doesn't bode well as they'll try to keep up with Memphis. Following a bye under head coach Willie Taggart, the Bulls are just 1-4. And don't forget, Memphis is getting extra days off too as they played last Thursday. With that, Memphis should have no problem running their win streak to 12 and should be able to pass all over this weak South Florida secondary. Back Memphis ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Friday 8* CFB ATS Play |
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10-01-15 | Miami (Fla) v. Cincinnati +6.5 | 23-34 | Win | 100 | 10 h 28 m | Show | |
Cincinnati ATS ESPN Thursday Night football travels to southern Ohio as the Bearcats and Hurricanes get set to battle it out. With the Bearcats grabbing a touchdown here, a lot of value lies with them. Cincinnati also brings an impressive streak into this one. They've won 27 straight at home against non conference foes. In 2015, they're averaging 40+ points offensively and continue to pick apart secondaries. Cincinnati's offense is averaging 622.5 yards per game, which ranks third nationally. Back Cincinnati ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Thursday 8* CFB ATS Play |
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09-26-15 | Colorado State -10 v. Texas-San Antonio | 33-31 | Loss | -104 | 30 h 38 m | Show | |
Colorado State -10 The Colorado State Rams were beaten in overtime two weeks ago by Minnesota. They were beaten in overtime last week by rival Colorado in a game they dominated every statistic except the final score in. Colorado State has played well in both of their overtime losses, and I think this line is an overreaction to the Rams losing two straight games. In reality, Colorado State is stepping down in class in a big way. Texas San Antonio may be the worst team in the nation this year. Larry Coker's team just doesn't have the talent. They returned five starters from a year ago, and this team is terrible on both sides of the ball. Look for this game to be decided by 17 points or more. Colorado State will "get healthy" with a big win over a hapless UTSA team on Saturday. Take Colorado State. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 9* CFB ATS Play |
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09-26-15 | TCU v. Texas Tech OVER 80.5 | Top | 55-52 | Win | 100 | 29 h 1 m | Show |
TCU vs. Texas Tech Over The #2 Horned Frogs get set to take on Texas Tech and the listed total is one of the highest in quite some time. However, we get 2 very good offenses and 2 very bad defenses which means this game could become ridiculously high scoring. Head-to-head wise the Horned Frogs racked up 82 points themselves last year when they defeated the Red Raiders. Thus far, TCU has averaged 63 points over their last two games and Texas Tech has averaged 54.3 points through their first 3. TCU QB Trevone Boykin took about a game and a half, but he has certainly found his 2014 form. Boykin is coming of a 454 yard performance that saw him throw for 5 touchdowns. Last year against Texas Tech, Boykin tossed 433 yards and 7 touchdowns in the 82-27 route. As for Texas Tech, their problem has always been their defense. They allowed over 500 yards of offense and 45 points to Sam Houston State in Week 1. The offense has been killing it to cancel out the poor defense. Texas Tech QB Patrick Mahomes II has thrown for 1029 yards and 9 touchdowns thus far. Over is 5-2 in Horned Frogs last 7 road games.Over is 19-7 in Red Raiders last 26 games following a S.U. win With that, TCU and Texas Tech are going to light up the scoreboard in this one. While the public will see this high total and immediately think Under, both of these teams have such good offenses and such bad defense that they'll be exchanging touchdowns left and right. Back the Over. Good Luck, Razor Ray. NCAAF 10* Saturday TOP PLAY |
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09-26-15 | Middle Tennessee State v. Illinois OVER 62 | 25-27 | Loss | -106 | 27 h 33 m | Show | |
MTSU vs. Illinois Over 62 The MTSU Blue Raiders romped over Charlotte last week. MTSU had a rough time getting any offense going in the previous week at Alabama (who doesn't?), but the Blue Raiders racked up a ridiculous 49 point first quarter last week against Charlotte! Illinois is a better team with Cubit as the head coach instead of Beckman. The players respect him more and they are giving more effort. Wes Lunt is a quality quarterback who is underrated by many people. Lunt should have a big game against a Conference USA secondary. Illinois is averaging 36.7 points per game, and the Fighting Illini are converting on 41% of their third down conversion attempts. MTSU is averaging 51 points per game. The Blue Raiders are an amazing 51% on their third down conversion attempts. Both teams should put up a lot of points on Saturday. Take the over. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 8* CFB O/U Play |
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09-26-15 | Maryland v. West Virginia -16 | 6-45 | Win | 100 | 26 h 35 m | Show | |
West Virginia -16.5 |
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09-26-15 | Bowling Green -4 v. Purdue | 35-28 | Win | 100 | 24 h 48 m | Show | |
Bowling Green ATS The Falcons take on another Big 10 opponent and this one should actually be easier than their last one. Bowling Green already went on the road this year and knocked off Big 10 participant Maryland 48-27 as 7.5 point underdogs. They'll get a chance at another Big 10 team and this one has enough problems to deal with. Purdue is just 1-2 on the season with losses coming to Marshall and last week against Virginia Tech. Things have became so bad for Purdue, they've decided to go with a QB switch. David Blough, a red shirt freshman, gets the nod and he clearly doesn't have much experience at all. In fact, he's only attempted 8 passes and completed 3 of them. On the other side of things, Bowling Green offers a solid offensive core. There's no QB problems here as Matt Johnson has thrown for 1358 yards and 12 touchdowns which is the most in the nation. WR Roger Lewis continues to dominate as well as he has 24 receptions for 510 yards and 5 touchdowns. Purdue's track record is mediocre against the MAC as they are 4-4 all time against the conference. With the Big 10 being a power conference and the MAC a lower tier conference, that doesn't look good for Purdue. With that, lay the points with the MAC school here. This Bowling Green team is really good and has an offense that should pick apart Purdue. Back Bowling Green ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 8* CFB ATS Play |
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09-24-15 | Cincinnati v. Memphis OVER 66 | 46-53 | Win | 100 | 18 h 50 m | Show | |
Cincinnati vs. Memphis Over Thursday night CFB action and the listed total offers a lot of value. Both teams have displayed solid offensive firepower, but their defenses have been lackluster. Cincinnati had trouble stopping Miami OH, but still managed to pull out a 37-33 victory last week. Memphis had a game of their own as the offensive picked up the terrible defense as the Tigers held on for a 44-41 win. The Bearcats allowed the Redhawks to rack up 448 yards of offense and that comes as no surprise. They allowed Temple to score 34 points the previous week as their defense was unable to stop anyone once again. The Bearcats offense, led by QB Gunner Kiel, has turned in performances of 52, 28, and 37 points this season. As for Memphis, all three of their games have become shootouts. Memphis won Week 1 63-7, in Week 2 they defeated Kansas 55-23, and won last week 44-41. In last weeks win, Memphis racked up 541 yards, but allowed 579 yards against. Both teams have their respective wins solely based on their offenses. The defenses have let up high numbers, but QBs Gunner Kiel and Paxton Lynch continue to put up impressive numbers and find the end zone on a regular basis. With that, at this number, the Over is the way to go as a shootout should be expected to break out at the Liberty Bowl. Back the Over. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Thursday 8* CFB Total Play |
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09-19-15 | Utah -14 v. Fresno State | 45-24 | Win | 100 | 25 h 16 m | Show | |
Utah -14 The Utah Utes will have Kendal Thompson under center in this one. Travis Wilson is injured. While many will be scared off this game because of that fact, Thompson is a solid dual threat. Remember, Wilson hasn't been very good as a starter. Thompson might even have the higher upside between the two. Fresno State is known for being a quality mid-major type team, but this program has taken a big turn south lately. Mississippi could have just about scored 100 points on them last week if they wanted to. Fresno State's defense isn't going to be able to stop the wrecking ball that is Devontae Booker. On the other side of the ball, Utah has the best defensive line in the Pac 12. There's no team in the country better at getting into the backfield than the Utah Utes. This defensive line will make a living in Fresno's backfield, and the Bulldogs have no answer for it. Take Utah. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 8* NCAAF ATS Play |
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09-19-15 | Texas Tech v. Arkansas OVER 67 | 35-24 | Loss | -113 | 88 h 31 m | Show | |
Texas Tech vs. Arkansas Over The Red Raiders and Razorbacks get set for a Week 3 battle and this one has the potential to be extremely high scoring. Starting with Texas Tech, their offense has been top notch while their defense has suffered through the first two weeks. In Week 1 they racked up 59 points, but allowed FCS school Sam Houston State to gain 637 yards of total offense along with 45 points. In Week 2, the Red Raiders scored 69 points themselves and that came with 674 yards of total offense from them. As for Arkansas, they scored 48 points in Week 1 in their win over UTEP and they showed that QB Brandon Allen was going to be a solid piece to their success. Allen threw for 308 yards and 4 touchdowns in the win. The Razorbacks also showed their dual offensive threat as RB Alex Collins rushed for 182 yards a pair of touchdowns. However, the following week against Toledo their team just crashed on all cylinders as they dropped a decision as 23 point favorites. That being said, Arkansas showed they have the potential to not just run it down your throats, but also mix in some play action and hit you with the deep ball. As for the Red Raiders, you get what you see. This team racked up 59 and 69 point performances, but allowed a team like Sam Houston State to score 45 points. Just think what the Razorbacks will do to them. We should expect to see a back and forth race to the end zone all game long. Back the Over. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 8* NCAAF O/U Play |
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09-19-15 | Georgia Tech v. Notre Dame +3 | 22-30 | Win | 100 | 18 h 10 m | Show | |
Notre Dame +3 The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have lost a lot in the past two weeks with both their starting quarterback and their starting running back going down with an injury. Still, it seems the oddsmakers have overreacted in this situation. DeShone Kizer will start at quarterback for Notre Dame. Remember, Kizer isn't some scrub that no one wanted out of high school. This is a guy that was very highly touted, and it's likely he'll have a lot of success for Notre Dame. Another key part of this play is the fact that Georgia Tech hasn't played anyone this year. Huge wins against Alcorn State and Tulane mean nothing. Notre Dame is the first team with a pulse that Georgia Tech has played. Does it really make any sense for a team to be a three point road favorite in South Bend when they haven't played a team that is even a Top 100 school? Notre Dame has a strong defense, and the Fighting Irish are a much better team than last year. Take Notre Dame. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday Rare 10* Top NCAAF Play |
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09-19-15 | Rice -7.5 v. North Texas | 38-24 | Win | 100 | 17 h 22 m | Show | |
Rice -7.5 The Rice Owls were beaten 42-28 by Texas last week, but don't be fooled about what happened in that game. Rice outgained Texas 462 yards to 277. They had 30 first downs compared to only 11 for Texas. They had five turnovers that lost them the game. North Texas was beaten soundly by an SMU team that isn't as good as this Rice team. North Texas has a good coach in McCarney, but he has very little talent to work with this season. The Mean Green have no threats on the offensive side, and opposing defenses will be blitzing like crazy against this Owls team. Rice will use this game as a bounce back from last week's disappointment. There's nothing like getting things back on track against a team that will struggle to win three or four games this season. Rice wins big here. Take Rice. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 8* NCAAF ATS Play |
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09-19-15 | Connecticut v. Missouri -22.5 | 6-9 | Loss | -100 | 11 h 25 m | Show | |
Missouri ATS The Tigers welcome in the Huskies for a Week 3 battle and the Tigers show us a lot of value here. Uconn does come in 2-0, but things haven't been as easy or dominant for them. The Huskies held on to beat Villanova 20-17 in Week 1 and held on for a 5 point win against Army. The offense hasn't been impressive at all and the defense has had the bend, but not break mentality. If they use that same mentality on Saturday against Missouri, it could be a long night for the Huskies. The Tigers survived a bit of a scare their last time out at Arkansas State, but this team is poised for a big year. Their defense is only allowing 209 yards against, which leads all SEC teams. QB Maty Mauk threw for 3 touchdown passes last week and has gained his momentum and rhythm back. Uconn has not won a road contest since they beat Temple back in 2013. This team just simply is not good on the road and overall is a struggle. Laying the 3+ touchdowns here is the way to go. Missouri is a class or two above Uconn and we can expect them to roll over the Huskies right from the opening kick off. Back Missouri ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 7* NCAAF ATS Play |
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09-18-15 | New Mexico v. Arizona State OVER 64.5 | 10-34 | Loss | -110 | 35 h 30 m | Show | |
New Mexico vs. Arizona Sate Over Friday night action pins New Mexico and Arizona State against each other and we get a look at two unique offenses. New Mexico offers a triple option look while Arizona State is move of a run and gun kind of team. New Mexico's triple option is led by RB Teriyon Gipson. The RB had a pair of rushing touchdowns last week and is the most explosive playmaker in the Lobo's backfield. New Mexico also has a pair of QBs who have split time, but that hasn't been a bad thing for them. Both Lamar Jordan and Austin Apodaca have the ability to throw the ball deep down field, which poses as a legit threat in the triple option offense. The struggle for New Mexico has been their defense. In last week's 40-21 loss to Tulsa, the Lobos allowed Tulsa to rack up 600 yards of total offense. With that, Arizona State has a lot to prove and the New Mexico defense is just what they need to get going. Arizona State offers a fast paced offense, but the results have been a bit sluggish. However, QB Mike Bercovici has been stellar himself as he tossed for 283 yards last week. In total, ASU had 531 total yards.  Still, the Sun Devils offense has yet to live up to the expectations they've been tabbed with and going up against a defense that allowed 600 yards last week to a weak Tulsa team is a recipe for some major success here on Friday. Arizona State is also missing some key defensive players, which struggled against Cal Poly's triple option last week allowing 284 rush yards. New Mexico has the opportunity to really put some points on the board as the Sun Devil's defense just isn't good enough up front to slow down the rush. With that, a lot of points should be scored in this one. Back the Over. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Friday 8* NCAAF Total Play |
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09-17-15 | Clemson -6 v. Louisville | 20-17 | Loss | -110 | 50 h 58 m | Show | |
Clemson -6 The #11 Clemson Tigers travel to Louisville to take on the Cardinals on Thursday night. Clemson laying less than a touchdown offers tremendous value here. The Tigers have rolled in their opening games against Wofford and Appalachian State and did it with quite ease. Clemson put up 90 points combined to just 20 points allowed against the two. Tigers QB Deshaun Watson has thrown for 5 touchdowns thus far and has gotten some solid rest in the 2nd half of both games as Clemson has not needed their starters in both of the second halves. As a team, the Tigers racked up 533 yards against Wofford and 392 yards against Appalachian State. The Louisville Cardinals are simply in the opposite side of the spectrum as they've struggled through their first two games. Losses to Auburn and at home against Houston have set them to an 0-2 start with zero momentum. The Cardinals even created themselves a little drama in their lost to Houston as QB Lamar Jackson was replaced late in the game by back up Sophomore Kyle Bolin. It's still unclear who will even get the start on Thursday. With that, we just simply have 2 teams going in different directions right now. Clemson is on a mission for a Top 10 birth next week, which will start their trek toward the BCS Playoff. A win on the road over Louisville would be a giant step forward for them with the voters. Back Clemson ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Thursday 9* NCAAF ATS Play |
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09-12-15 | Arizona v. Nevada OVER 63 | 44-20 | Win | 100 | 14 h 40 m | Show | |
Arizona vs. Nevada Over 63 |
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09-12-15 | Western Michigan v. Georgia Southern OVER 56 | 17-43 | Win | 100 | 13 h 57 m | Show | |
Western Michigan vs. Georgia Southern Over 56 |
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09-12-15 | Notre Dame -11 v. Virginia | 34-27 | Loss | -110 | 109 h 26 m | Show | |
Notre Dame -11 Notre Dame comes in off a Week 1 performance that has really made them the talk of the nation. They open up as just an 11 point favorite when they travel to Virginia in Week 2 which is a very solid number all things considered. QB Malik Zaire went 19 of 22 for 313 yards and 3 touchdowns as he picked apart the Longhorn secondary. Zaire found 7 different receivers in the Week 1 win with Will Fuller going for 142 yards on 7 receptions with 2 touchdowns. As far as Virginia is concerned, they struggled in their Week 1 loss to UCLA. The Cavaliers allowed 34 points and saw the Bruins throw for 351 yards. UCLA also rushed for 152 yards. Virginia has had a problem with ranked opponents as we saw in Week 1 with UCLA, but also only scored an average of 18 points in 2014 against 4 ranked opponents. Even with this game being on the road, the Virginia crowd can't get up too much for this one as they were easy handled last Week 1. The Fighting Irish are just simply on a different level here than the Cavaliers. With the line expected to move, jumping on this early in the week is important. Back Notre Dame ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 8* NCAAF ATS Play |
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09-12-15 | Georgia -19.5 v. Vanderbilt | 31-14 | Loss | -115 | 91 h 32 m | Show | |
Georgia Bulldogs ATS SEC East action hits the field Saturday when the Georgia Bulldogs and Vanderbilt Commodores do battle. Georgia did as expected as they ran right over Louisiana Monroe in Week 1. As for the Commodores, they simply struggled and were a mess in a loss to C-USA participant Western Kentucky. Georgia comes in #9 in the nation and has one of the best backs in the nation. RB Nick Chubb ran for 120 yards on 16 carries along with 2 touchdowns. Junior QB Greyson Lambert also had a solid debut as he threw for 141 yards and 2 touchdowns. Vanderbilt had 3 turnovers and only 12 points against the worst defense in C-USA. The loss put Vanderbilt's home losing streak to 3 games. The Commodores really have nothing to offer here and home field advantage can't be much of a factor. It's going to be extremely tough to pack in a stadium where their team has lost 3 straight dating back to last year and one of those losses coming to Mid Major Western Kentucky. Expect Georgia and Nick Chubb to absolutely roll right through Vanderbilt. Back Georgia ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 9* NCAAF ATS Play |
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09-11-15 | Miami (Fla) v. Florida Atlantic +18.5 | 44-20 | Loss | -110 | 18 h 23 m | Show | |
Florida Atlantic +18.5 The Florida Atlantic Owls care a whole lot more about this game than the Miami Hurricanes do. How couldn't they? Miami has bigger fish to fry. The Hurricanes will host Nebraska next weekend. Miami lost to Nebraska in Lincoln last year, and that one is a good revenge spot. It won't be a surprise at all if Miami just wants to get out of here with a win. The Hurricanes have a multitude of injuries. Miami has a good signal caller in Kaaya, but his weapons on the outside are dinged up badly now. Two of Miami's starting wideouts (Coley and Berrios) are expected to miss this game. Florida Atlantic has a good quarterback in Johnson. The Owls played Marshall tough at home last year when Marshall was crushing everyone else. This is a game that Florida Atlantic has had circled for a long time. Look for a strong effort from the underdog. Take Florida Atlantic. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Friday 8* NCAAF ATS Play |
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09-10-15 | Louisiana Tech v. Western Kentucky OVER 61 | 38-41 | Win | 100 | 48 h 59 m | Show | |
Louisiana Tech vs. Western Kentucky Over C-USA action gets a short early glimpse as Louisiana Tech and Western Kentucky play what will likely be a key game in terms of the conference standings here in Week 2. Louisiana Tech flashed a lot of offense in Week 1 with a 62 spot against Southern University. The Bulldogs scored 52 of those in the first half before essentially turning things over to their reserves. The high scoring offense is nothing new to La Tech as they had games in 2014 that saw them score 48,42,55,59, and 76 points. As for the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, they had a rare low scoring game in Week 1 as they knocked off Vanderbilt 14-12. However, that was simply not the case last year for them, especially in conference play. WKU averaged 44.4 points a game and allowed 39.9. The Hilltoppers were a heavy OVER team in 2014 and even after Week 1, that can be expected again. Conference USA is a dominant offensive conference, there is no doubt about that. With this being the lone TV game on Thursday night, the national spotlight should bring out the best in both teams. Expect a high scoring, back and forth game as Conference USA gets going in a BIG way. Back the Over. Good Luck, Razor Ray. NCAAF 8* Thursday Total Play |
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09-06-15 | Purdue +7.5 v. Marshall | 31-41 | Loss | -108 | 16 h 28 m | Show | |
Purdue +7.5 The Boilermakers catch a more than a touchdown here in their Sunday afternoon contest in Marshall. While Purdue hasn't been good the past couple seasons, they have reason for optimism heading into this season with more experience and a lot of returning starters. Purdue returns their entire offensive line which was their real lone bright spot in their 2014. The Boilermakers also have made a clear cut decision on who will start at QB. They'll go with Junior Austin Appleby, who started 7 games in 2014. With him being named the clear #1, it gives Appleby sense of relaxation knowing the job is all his. Marshall finished 13-1 in 2014, but that compliments a weak schedule and now they lost their star playmaker at QB Rakeem Cato. The Marshall offense will certainly struggle to find rhythm here with a new play caller under center. After two struggling seasons under head coach Darrell Hazell, the Boilermakers time to win is now. Not saying they will do a complete 180, but this team has a lot of returning players who have much more experience than they've had the past couple years. Purdue should be able to hold serve in this one with the outside chance of pulling off the straight up win. Getting it over the key number of 7 gives us the value. Back Purdue ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Sunday NCAAF 8* ATS Play |
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09-05-15 | Wisconsin +14 v. Alabama | 17-35 | Loss | -110 | 21 h 8 m | Show | |
Wisconsin +14 |
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09-05-15 | Texas v. Notre Dame -10 | 3-38 | Win | 100 | 102 h 3 m | Show | |
Notre Dame -10 The Fighting Irish open their season Saturday night under the lights as they welcome in the Texas Longhorns to South Bend. With the way the two teams come into this season, laying the points here is the way to go. Texas finished up 2014 with just a 6-7 record and was pretty much manhandled by the class of the Big 12. They return QB Tyrone Swoopes, but that doesn't necessarily mean immediate production from their offense. Swoopes struggled a lot last season with his inability to move the chains. He also struggled in the turnover department as he had 11 interceptions in 2014. Things won't be easy for Swoopes here in Week 1 with a deafening crowd screaming at him, along with Notre Dame's entire linebacking core in place. The Fighting Irish are expected to have one of the best pass rushes in the game to rattle the Junior QB. On the offensive side of the ball for Notre Dame, Mailk Zaire has been given the starting job deservingly so following his incredible finish in 2014. Zaire led the Fighting Irish to a Music City Bowl win over LSU and has solidified himself as a solid QB in their system. Texas will only have 5 starters returning on defense, which will give Zaire a very young and unexperienced secondary to throw down field against. With the crowd rocking and the significant difference on both sides of the ball, Notre Dame is the way to go here in Week 1. Back Notre Dame ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 8* NCAAF ATS Play |
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09-05-15 | BYU +7 v. Nebraska | 33-28 | Win | 100 | 17 h 49 m | Show | |
BYU +7 The Nebraska Cornhuskers have a new coach in Mike Riley. Riley has a totally different system than did previous coach Bo Pelini. Riley needs  a specific skill set for this system to work, and it's hard to see it working right away at Nebraska. Tommy Armstrong is the quarterback for Nebraska, and he hasn't shown to be an accurate passer in the past. Armstrong will be counted on to do a lot in this new offense. BYU will throw a lot of different defensive looks at him, and the Cougars will be in the backfield a lot in this one. Coach Mendenhall always does a good job having his team prepared, and with Taysom Hill back under center there are far fewer question marks about BYU than there are about Nebraska. Nebraska might be good later in the season, but they shouldn't be from the beginning. Grab the points on the underdog. Take BYU +7 Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 8* NCAAF ATS Play |
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09-04-15 | Washington v. Boise State -12 | 13-16 | Loss | -110 | 44 h 0 m | Show | |
Boise State -12 |
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09-04-15 | Baylor -35 v. SMU | 56-21 | Push | 0 | 7 h 53 m | Show | |
Baylor ATS The Baylor Bears meet up with the SMU Mustangs once again and the Bears laying the points is the way to go here. Baylor welcomes back a majority of their offense that has led the FBS in offense over the past 2 seasons. With that they return a dominant RB and a pair of 1000 yard receivers. Shock Linwood features the explosiveness and big play making on the running side of the ball. Corey Coleman and KD Cannon are the duo that caught over 2000 yards combined to go along with 19 touchdowns. This year they'll have QB Seth Russell throwing to them, who offers a similar style as last year's QB Bryce Petty. As for SMU, they have just a terrible offensive core. They averaged an NCAA worst 11.1 points per game and only had 269 yards a game which was 2nd last. There is a clear discrepancy in terms of talent here. Even with this big of a spread, do not be afraid to lay the points. Back Baylor ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Friday 8* NCAAF ATS Play |
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09-03-15 | TCU -14 v. Minnesota | 23-17 | Loss | -120 | 56 h 15 m | Show | |
TCU -14 TCU begins their quest for a BCS Playoff appearance in Minnesota on Thursday night. The Horned Frogs finished the 2014 season at 12-1, but were turned down for a spot in the Playoff. Now, they start 2015 as the #2 team in the nation with a bit of a chip on their shoulder as they have a lot of doubters to prove wrong. TCU has a clear cut advantage in just about every spot here on Thursday night. They return starting QB Trevone Boykin, who is arguably the best dual threat QB in the country. Boykin threw for 33 touchdowns and rushed for 8 in 2014 and is one of the main frontrunners for the Heisman Trophy heading into this season. The Horned Frogs return a compliment of offensive starters that averaged 46.5 points a game last season and has scored 30 or more points in 15 straight games. On the other side of things, Minnesota returns their Junior QB Mitch Leidner, who was extremely inconsistent in 2014. He had 11 touchdowns to 8 interceptions, which is a ratio set up for disaster. They also lost his main target, WR David Cobb. With that, the Golden Gophers will look to former RB Rodrick Williams to try and be the #1 receiver. TCU has a lot to prove, even with this being Week 1. Expect more of the same explosiveness and scoring as soon as the Horned Frogs offense hits the field on Thursday. Back TCU ATS. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Thursday 9* NCAAF ATS Play |
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09-03-15 | Michigan +6 v. Utah | 17-24 | Loss | -105 | 714 h 29 m | Show | |
Michigan Wolverines +6 Michigan opens as a road underdog under the lights on Thursday night at Utah. While the oddsmakers rightfully put Utah as a home favorite, the Wolverines will come into this game extremely pumped up with it beginning the Jim Harbaugh Era. It was evident Michigan's offense was terrible last year. They ranked near the bottom in every single offensive category and Devin Garner typically struggled to get past the chains. Things have changed a bit at the QB position though as Graduate transfer Jake Rudock is coming in. Rudock is said to be a perfect fit for Harbaugh's system. Rudock was the Big Ten's 2nd most efficient passer in 2014 and what impresses Harbaugh the most about him as that he takes care of the ball. Rudock is a smart kid who will rarely force the issue. Michigan also has a scary good RB duo in Derrick Green and Ty Issac. It's unclear who will start, but both will see a lot of time and can be expected to both be in the backfield during some packages. The hype is there for Michigan and Harbaugh is sure to bust out a few tricks with the National Spotlight watching. The public will definitely pound this play as the game gets closer because the hype will get more and more coverage. Grab the points now as at +6, this is very valuable. Back Michigan +6. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Thursday 8* NCAA Football Side Play |
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09-03-15 | Michigan v. Utah UNDER 46.5 | 17-24 | Win | 100 | 43 h 21 m | Show | |
Michigan vs. Utah Under 46.5 |
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01-12-15 | Ohio State +7 v. Oregon | 42-20 | Win | 100 | 102 h 40 m | Show | |
Ohio State +7 Ohio State may roll into this game as a touchdown underdog, but they are a stylistic nightmare for Oregon. The Ducks pride themselves on controlling the ball, and tiring out opposing defenses. The problem here is that the Buckeyes are a solid running team with a stout offensive line. Ohio State can pound the rock and keep that Oregon offense on the sidelines, all while keeping their defense fresh. The Buckeyes are also one of the few teams in the nation that won't have difficult against the Ducks' speed. Oregon is a very fast team. However, since Urban Meyer took over in Columbus, there has been an emphasis on recruiting speed. The Buckeyes have a speedy group of wideouts, but most importantly, their linebackers and secondary can move as well. Ohio State quarterback Cardale Jones may be their third-string quarterback, but he's better than most first-stringers in the nation. Jones is barely a dropoff from J.T. Barrett (if that), and possesses both a quality arm and the ability to move the chains with his feet. Jones carved up a better Bama defense a couple of weeks back, and he'll duplicate that success on Monday night. With one of the best (if not the best) coaches in college football on the sidelines in Urban Meyer, we'll gladly support the underdog in the National Championship. Take the Buckeyes. Good Luck, Razor Ray 9* CFB ATS Play |
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01-12-15 | Ohio State v. Oregon OVER 75 | 42-20 | Loss | -106 | 102 h 38 m | Show | |
Oregon/Ohio State Over 75 |
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01-04-15 | Toledo v. Arkansas State OVER 67 | 63-44 | Win | 100 | 51 h 58 m | Show | |
Toledo vs. Arkansas State Over 67 |
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01-02-15 | Iowa +3.5 v. Tennessee | 28-45 | Loss | -115 | 20 h 37 m | Show | |
Iowa +3.5 The wrong team is favored in the TaxSlayer Bowl. We have difficulty seeing the Vols move the ball on Iowa with any sort of success. Tennessee's offense is as vanilla as it gets, and they're in for a world of hurt against a solid, experienced Hawkeyes D. Iowa allows opposing teams to complete just 52% of their passes, and they'll be able to shut down the Tennessee passing game. To make matters worse for the Vols, their offensive line is horrendous and doesn't stand a chance against Iowa's strong front seven. Iowa's offense isn't anything special, but they boast a strong rushing attack, and their dink-and-dunk passing game has been highly successful this season. The Hawkeyes downhill running game can give the Vols' defense all sorts of trouble, as we've witnessed many times with Tennessee this season. The Hawkeyes have a major edge in the trenches in this one, and we'll gladly get behind them at an underdog price. Take Iowa. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* CFB ATS Play |
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01-02-15 | Pittsburgh v. Houston UNDER 54 | 34-35 | Loss | -115 | 16 h 27 m | Show | |
Houston & Pittsburgh under 54 When Houston battles Pittsburgh in the Armed Forces Bowl, both team's defenses will have an edge over the opposing offenses. The Panthers simply can't move the ball through the air, averaging just 183 passing yards per game. Chad Voytik is not a gifted passer and he'll have very little success against an elite Cougars' secondary. Pitt's only chance of moving the ball will be on the ground, but that's not likely to happen either against a Houston defense that yields just 3.5 yards per carry, even with James Conner in the backfield. Pitt doesn't exactly boast a scary defense, but they should be able to exploit Houston's great weakness; their offensive line. The Cougars surrendered 31 sacks this season and Pittsburgh has a solid group of linebackers that is capable of generating pressure on opposing quarterbacks. Take the UNDER. Good Luck, Razor Ray 9* CFB O/U Play |
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01-01-15 | Florida State v. Oregon OVER 71.5 | 20-59 | Win | 100 | 88 h 18 m | Show | |
Oregon vs. Florida State Over 71.5 The Oregon Ducks can score on anyone. Florida State's offense has shown the ability to put points up on the board when they need them most. They'll need them in this game. Lots of fireworks at the Rose Bowl for this showdown! |
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01-01-15 | Minnesota v. Missouri UNDER 47.5 | 17-33 | Loss | -106 | 84 h 16 m | Show | |
Minnesota vs. Missouri Under 47.5 The Minnesota Golden Gophers had a tremendous season under Coach Jerry Kill. Kill is really making a name for being one of the best coaches in the business. There is no way this Minnesota team has the talent that some of the other teams in these elite bowl games have, but they still had a terrific season. |
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01-01-15 | Michigan State +3 v. Baylor | 42-41 | Win | 100 | 84 h 58 m | Show | |
Michigan State +3 The Michigan State Spartans have been in this position before. Last year, they were a significant underdog going into the Rose Bowl against Stanford. The Spartans defense won them that game, and there's no reason to believe they can't do the same thing again here. Baylor was in the news for quite a while because of their unhappiness about the CFP rankings. The Bears finished number five, just one spot out of the playoffs. Art Briles was on ESPN and every sports show possible talking about how his team should have made it. Many people like to think this kind of unhappiness leads to a team playing extra motivated in the bowl game to prove a point. This is often not the case. Baylor is just as likely to be disappointed to be here. Â The Bears defense isn't likely to be able to stop Connor Cook and the Spartans much improved offense. Michigan State covers again as an underdog. Take Michigan State. Good Luck, Razor Ray. New Years Day 9* NCAAF ATS Play |
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12-31-14 | Boise State +3.5 v. Arizona | 38-30 | Win | 100 | 21 h 31 m | Show | |
Boise State +3.5 At this time of the year, motivation is often a key driving factor in outcomes. Arizona has no incentive to show up here. The Wildcats got destroyed by Oregon in the Pac-12 title game, ending any hopes that they had of possible playoff contention. Meanwhile, Boise State will be ready to go for this contest. The Broncos are often criticized for their lackluster schedule but this is an opportunity to make a statement against a ranked team. The Broncos also pose some major matchup concerns for Arizona. The Wildcats have an abysmal offensive line, surrendering 32 sacks in the regular season. That doesn't bode well for their passing game against a Boise State front seven that's registered 39 sacks this season. Led by linebacker Tanner Vallejo, the Broncos will have their way with Arizona's offensive front. Boise State has won eight straight games, and they've been help to less than 37 points just once since the beginning of October. Arizona's defense leaves much to be desired, ranking no higher than ninth in the Pac-12 in run defense or pass defense. This one has upset written all over it. Take the Broncos. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* CFB ATS Play |
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12-30-14 | Notre Dame +7.5 v. LSU | 31-28 | Win | 100 | 17 h 9 m | Show | |
The LSU Tigers take on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in the Music City Bowl. While the quarterback situation for the Irish gets all the attention, the Tigers face a lot of uncertainty under center as well. Anthony Jennings has done anything but take a strangle hold on the job after a disappointing season. Meanwhile, the Irish will be throwing out a pair of strong young quarterbacks in this one. Everett Golson endured some turnover troubles in the latter half of the season, but was playing like a Heisman candidate in the early going. The Irish also look to really have something in Malik Zaire, who looked solid in relief of Golson in the regular-season finale against USC. As for the Tigers, building margins wasn't exactly their thing in what was a down year for the program. Four of the team's eight wins were by less than a touchdown, with three of those big gaps being built in cupcake matchups, and the last came against a Kentucky team that went 2-6 in the SEC. The Tigers are 1-4 ATS in their last five bowl games. Take Notre Dame. Good Luck, Razor Ray Tuesday 7* NCAAF ATS Play. |
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12-29-14 | Texas +7 v. Arkansas | 7-31 | Loss | -120 | 25 h 40 m | Show | |
Texas +7 The 2014 Texas Bowl features two teams that have much different identities than they did a month ago. This was a rebuilding year for the Longhorns, but they didn't quit after a 2-4 start that saw them lose starting quarterback David Ash. This looks like a good matchup for Texas. Arkansas will want to run the ball as much as possible, but the Longhorns' run defense improved mightily as the season went on. Texas allows just 3.9 yards per carry, and DT Malcom Brown emerged as one of the nation's best defenders. Arkansas employs a very conservative game plan. They don't take very many shots, and rely on converting third-and-shorts to keep the chains moving. Texas has one of the nation's best third down defenses, allowing opponents to convert on just 35% of their third down opportunities. The Longhorns' offense can be concerning, but Tyrone Swoopes looked better down the stretch, tossing for 200+ yards in three of Texas' last four games. The Razorbacks' secondary can be exposed, and the Longhorns should also be able to help up Swoopes with a decent running game. Texas averages 148 rushing yards per game. This line is simply too big in a game that is more of a tossup than most people tend to believe. Take Texas. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* CFB ATS Play |
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12-27-14 | Penn State +3 v. Boston College | 31-30 | Win | 100 | 15 h 38 m | Show | |
Penn State +3 The Penn State Nittany Lions are being undervalued here. While we like the job that Steve Addazio has done at Boston College, do keep in mind that the ACC was terrible this year. James Franklin is being underrated as a coach, and the Nittany Lions defense is tremendous. Boston College is the type of team that can be shut down if you stop one player- Tyler Murphy. Penn State has shown their defense can stop some of the best offenses in football. Their performance at home against Ohio State was terrific. The Nittany Lions defense will be ready for this one as well. Penn State is very highly motivated to play in this game. Why? This team hasn't been allowed in a bowl game in quite some time because of sanctions, and they found out during the season this year that they would be bowl eligible. There aren't many things that can fire a team up more than that. Take Penn State. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 9* NCAAF ATS Play |
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12-27-14 | Duke +7.5 v. Arizona State | 31-36 | Win | 100 | 12 h 6 m | Show | |
Duke +7.5 The Duke Blue Devils will be the more motivated team in this game, and motivation is everything in bowl season. Coach Cutcliffe has done a tremendous job with this Duke program, but they have yet to win a bowl game under his leadership. They'll be anxious to do that in this contest. What about Arizona State? Why would they be motivated for this game? The Sun Devils were a part of the four-team playoff conversation a few weeks ago, but two late losses has them in a disappointing bowl game. It's hard to imagine they could get too fired up for this one. Duke hasn't won the last two years in their bowl games, but they have played very well in both. They aren't far away, and even if they don't win this one, they should keep it very close. We'll go with the more motivated Blue Devils. Take Duke. Good Luck, Razor Ray. 7* NCAAF ATS Play |
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12-27-14 | Virginia Tech +3 v. Cincinnati | 33-17 | Win | 100 | 11 h 10 m | Show | |
Virginia Tech +3 The Virginia Tech Hokies have had about as much of a roller coaster ride this year as any team in the country. With their win over Ohio State in Columbus in September, the Hokies showed they can beat anyone. Their ugly finish to the season has people wondering about this team though. We like getting Bud Foster's defense and lots of time to prepare. Foster is one of the best defensive coordinators in the business. The Hokies secondary is always one of the best in the country, and this year was no different. Gunner Kiel and the Cincinnati Bearcats offense haven't faced a defense all year that gave them the looks that Virginia Tech will on Saturday. Cincinnati's defense was ranked dead last in the country in total defense through the first seven games of the year. They played some terrible offenses down the stretch to make their numbers look better, but this group is bad. Take Virginia Tech. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 6* NCAAF ATS Play |
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12-26-14 | North Carolina State v. Central Florida UNDER 49 | 34-27 | Loss | -115 | 25 h 35 m | Show | |
UCF/NC State under 49 When NC State battles UCF in the St. Petersburg Bowl, we encounter a situation where both defenses have the edge over the opposing offense. The Wolfpack love to run the ball, and they're pretty good at doing so, averaging 5.4 yards per carry this season. NC State will try to impose their will, and all of the heavy running will chew time off the clock. The only problem for the Wolfpack is that the Knights have a very stout D. UCF was fourth in the nation in defensive yards per play and they're extremely physical, so don't expect N.C. State to move the ball consistently. UCF allows just over three yards per carry. On the other side of things, N.C. State certainly isn't known for their defense, but this is a good matchup for them. For starters, UCF's offense isn't very good. But from an X's and O's perspective, the Wolfpack boast a strong defensive line that should be able to get the best of a UCF offensive line that allowed 26 sacks this season. UCF turned the ball over at an alarming rate this season, so we're fully expecting a run heavy game plan from the Knights as well. Oddsmakers have set this total far too high. Take the UNDER. Good Luck, Razor Ray 9* CFB O/U Play |
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12-24-14 | Fresno State v. Rice -2 | 6-30 | Win | 100 | 149 h 41 m | Show | |
Rice -2 This isn't the same Bulldogs squad from years past. Fresno State was a powerhouse with Derek Carr under center a season ago, but Carr has gone to the pros, and the Bulldogs are a farce. Fresno State finished below .500 this season, requiring an NCAA waiver to become bowl eligible. Rice is by no means an elite squad, but they hold some major edges in this one. The Owls have a balanced offense that is capable of moving the ball through the air or on the ground, and they figure to exploit a Fresno State defense that ranked 108th in the nation this season. Rice loves to run the ball to setup the passing game and that simply doesn't bode well for a Bulldogs defense that gives up a whopping 207 yards per game on the ground. On the other side of the ball, Rice's defensive numbers are nowhere near as bad as they look, because they gave up 76 in a single contest against Louisiana Tech. Fresno State's offensive line is an abomination, having surrendered 26 sacks this season. The Owls have a strong tandem of defensive ends, and they'll make things a mess in the Bulldogs' backfield all night long. Take Rice. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* CFB ATS Play |
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12-24-14 | Central Michigan v. Western Kentucky -3 | 48-49 | Loss | -106 | 141 h 43 m | Show | |
Western Kentucky -3 It's no secret that the MAC has been great fade material in Bowl games over the past several seasons, and we don't expect this year to be any different. Central Michigan did not face a single non-MAC bowl qualifier this season, enjoying a breeze of a schedule. Western Kentucky is battled-tested, having faced four non-conference bowl teams, and they finished the regular season strong with four consecutive victories. The Hilltoppers are often considered pretenders for their poor defensive play, but their offense is more than capable of making up for it. Quarterback Brandon Doughty threw for 4,344 yards and 44 touchdown passes, leading the nation in both categories. The Chippewas defense excels against the run but they're questionable in pass coverage, and we simply don't see them slowing down Doughty here. The Toppers also have revenge on their minds, having lost 24-21 to Central Mich in the 2012 Little Caesars Bowl. Western Kentucky was unlucky to lose that game, leading the majority of the way, until the Chippewas returned a blocked punt for a touchdown late in the fourth quarter. We're betting that Central Mich doesn't catch those same type of breaks again. Take Western Kentucky. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* CFB ATS Play |
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12-23-14 | Navy v. San Diego State UNDER 54 | Top | 17-16 | Win | 100 | 126 h 15 m | Show |
Navy vs. San Diego State Under 54 |
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12-20-14 | South Alabama -3 v. Bowling Green | 28-33 | Loss | -108 | 79 h 6 m | Show | |
South Alabama -3 The South Alabama Jaguars essentially get a home game as they play this weekend in the Raycom Media Camellia Bowl. The game is being played in Montgomery, Alabama. Bowling Green will be a long way away from home, and the fans here will be primarily cheering for the Jaguars. South Alabama is in a unique spot here. The Jaguars are looking for the first bowl win in program history. That is something that can really motivate players this time of the year. South Alabama has made the transition to FBS very well, and that tells me they have a very good coach in Joey Jones. Bowling Green has a first-year coach in Dino Babers and the Falcons have regressed from last year. The defense was the best in the league last year, and this year they couldn't stop anyone. Bowling Green comes into this game having lost their last three games. They have been dominated in their last two contests. We're not sure Bowling Green can get too motivated for this game, while there are plenty of reasons to see South Alabama wanting this game badly. The Jaguars get it done in front of a friendly crowd. Take South Alabama. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 8* NCAAF ATS Play |
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12-20-14 | Utah v. Colorado State UNDER 57.5 | 45-10 | Win | 100 | 73 h 15 m | Show | |
Colorado State & Utah Under 57.5 Everyone is talking about Colorado State's offense here, but we give the edge to Utah's defense, especially with two full weeks to prepare for this contest. The Utes are very physical on the defensive side of the ball. They lead the nation with 52 sacks, and their pressure will make it difficult for a Rams' offense that has been feasting on lesser defenses all season long. Utah is awful on the other side of the ball though. The Utes were dead last in the Pac-12 in total offense, and they don't really have any big play potential on offense. Utah should find some success running the ball against a Rams' defense that gives up 4.7 yards per carry, which will have the clock ticking all afternoon. Colorado State has given up just 13 touchdown passes this season, so they're unlikely to get burned through the air here. We believe this total is simply too high. Both teams would have to score into the upper 20s in this matchup to put the game over the total, and we see both defenses having the edge over the opposing offenses. Take the UNDER. Good Luck, Razor Ray 7* NCAA O/U Play |
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12-20-14 | UTEP +10.5 v. Utah State | 6-21 | Loss | -110 | 84 h 42 m | Show | |
UTEP +10.5 The Utah State Aggies have a very good defense, but there's nothing special about their offense. Utah State is on their third quarterback of the year because the first string and backup are both injured. The Aggies are going to run the ball a lot in this game. UTEP is one of the most improved teams in the nation this year. The Miners went from 2-10 last year to 7-5 and a bowl berth this year. Sean Kugler is doing an amazing job transforming this program that was in a terrible spot when he was given the head coaching job. The posted total for this game sits at 46 points. That tells me that the oddsmakers expect a very low scoring game. Getting 10.5 points in a very low scoring game is really generous. With both teams running the ball and the clock rolling, it shortens the game and should make the score stay closer. UTEP should be particularly motivated here since this is a great opportunity to showcase their improvement and they are playing relatively close to home. Take UTEP. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 9* NCAAF ATS Play |
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12-06-14 | Louisiana Tech +9.5 v. Marshall | 23-26 | Win | 100 | 9 h 4 m | Show | |
Louisiana Tech +9.5 |
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12-04-14 | Central Florida +7 v. East Carolina | 32-30 | Win | 100 | 8 h 45 m | Show | |
UCF +7 East Carolina is a good football team, but they're still overrated because of their early season success. The Pirates defeated South Carolina, Virginia Tech, and North Carolina in three consecutive weeks, but as the year went on, we realized that all three of those squads are far worse than what we had expected. Since then, ECU has beaten a handful of bad teams while losing at Temple and Cincinnati. UCF is on the other side of the stick. The Knights got off to an awful 0-2 start this season, but have since won nine out of 10, with the lone loss being an unexplainable defeat at UConn. The defense has carried Central Florida and they have what it takes to slow down a potent Pirates' offense. UCF allows just 16.8 points per game, and are ranked fourth in the nation in total yards allowed. Since their loss to Connecticut, they've given up just 14 points in three games. In that same span, sophomore quarterback Justin Holman has completed 51 of 78 passes and thrown for six touchdown passes. The Knights are 5-2 ATS in their last 7 road games against a team with a winning home record. The Pirates are 7-19 ATS in their last 26 games following a win and 4-15 ATS in their last 19 games against a team with a winning record. Take UCF. Good Luck, Razor Ray 8* NCAA ATS Play |
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12-04-14 | Central Florida v. East Carolina UNDER 57 | 32-30 | Loss | -105 | 8 h 31 m | Show | |
UCF vs. East Carolina Under 55 |
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11-29-14 | Baylor v. Texas Tech OVER 79 | 48-46 | Win | 100 | 13 h 31 m | Show | |
Baylor vs. Texas Tech over 79 |
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11-29-14 | Idaho v. Appalachian State -17 | 28-45 | Push | 0 | 11 h 4 m | Show | |
Appalachian State -17 |
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11-29-14 | Syracuse v. Boston College -12 | 7-28 | Win | 100 | 9 h 22 m | Show | |
Boston College -11.5 The Boston College Eagles have been playing some terrific football of late. Boston College played Florida State right down to the wire last week. Coach Addazio is doing a great job getting this team to run the football and play good defense. The Syracuse Orange look like a team that is ready to be done with the season. Syracuse opened the season with the goal of getting to a bowl game, but that goal hasn’t been achievable for a long time. The Orange have an offense that can’t score against anyone, and they have a big question mark at the quarterback spot. It’s hard to see Syracuse getting up for this game. On the other hand, Addazio has shown very capable of getting his team up for games, and this is Senior Day for Boston College. Expect the Eagles to win this one going away. Take Boston College. Good Luck, Razor Ray. 7* CFB ATS Play |
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11-28-14 | Central Florida v. South Florida UNDER 42.5 | 16-0 | Win | 100 | 27 h 46 m | Show | |
UCF vs. USF Under 42.5 The UCF Knights and USF Bulls clash Friday in south Florida. These two teams don’t like each other very much, and I think this game could be a little more competitive than most think. I also believe both defenses will show up with a strong effort. UCF’s offense has been really inconsistent all year. While they have looked good in some recent outings, that has been against very bad defenses. Things won’t come as easy this week for Justin Holman and company. The Bulls of USF have struggled to score all year long. They have tried many different quarterbacks and nothing has sparked this offense. The UCF defense is one of the best in the nation numbers wise, and they’ll likely make life very difficult on the Bulls offense throughout this one. I expect a competitive and low scoring game here. Take the under. Good Luck & Happy Thanksgiving to my USA customers, Razor Ray. Friday 8* CFB Totals Play |
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11-22-14 | Oregon State v. Washington -6 | 13-37 | Win | 100 | 44 h 33 m | Show | |
Washington -6 The Washington Huskies have caught Oregon State at the right time. Oregon State is coming off an amazing upset at home over the sixth ranked Arizona State Sun Devils. Oregon State is riding high from that win, and this is the perfect spot for them to experience a letdown. Remember, this Beavers team isn’t very good to start with. They have been beaten badly on the road multiple times this year. Washington played an extremely good game last week at Arizona. They outgained the Wildcats by a large margin, and the Huskies should have won the game. Though they didn’t win, I think they can use that game as a confidence builder. Remember, Washington has a great home field advantage. This Huskies defense has been very good all year, and Sean Mannion doesn’t have enough weapons around him this year. This is a good price on the home team. Take Washington. Good Luck, Razor Ray. Saturday 7* NCAAF ATS Play |
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11-22-14 | Vanderbilt +31 v. Mississippi State | 0-51 | Loss | -110 | 28 h 48 m | Show | |
Vanderbilt +31 The Mississippi State Bulldogs host the Vanderbilt Commodores on Saturday afternoon. Mississippi State is coming off a 25-20 loss to Alabama, while Vanderbilt fell to Florida its last time out, 34-10. Mississippi State was dealt a devastating blow in Tuscaloosa last weekend, and may have trouble getting back up for this one after having their playoff hopes dashed. The Bulldogs have already been guilty of playing down to opponents this season. Now they get this game in advance of their biggest game of the season - the Egg Bowl at Ole Miss next Saturday. It's tough to imagine Dan Mullen's squad doing anything other than getting the win and getting out of town - they won't be concerned with building up a margin here. As for Vanderbilt, Derek Mason's Commodores have really come along as the season has progressed, and deserve more respect than a 30-point margin. They've covered the number in five of their last six games as underdogs, giving the big dogs a run for their money. The Commodores are 6-0 ATS in their last six road games. Take Vanderbilt. Good Luck, Razor Ray 6* CFB ATS Play |
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11-22-14 | Stanford v. California +5.5 | 38-17 | Loss | -106 | 37 h 8 m | Show | |
Cal +6 |
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11-22-14 | Louisiana Tech -11.5 v. Old Dominion | 27-30 | Loss | -106 | 34 h 16 m | Show | |
The Louisiana Tech Bulldogs have impressed me all year. After a down year last season, Skip Holtz has this program on the right path now. |
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11-22-14 | Washington State +16 v. Arizona State | 31-52 | Loss | -110 | 21 h 14 m | Show | |
Washington State +16 The Arizona State Sun Devils host the Washington State Cougars on Saturday afternoon. Arizona State fell to Oregon State in its last game, 35-27, while Washington State beat Oregon State its last time out, 39-32. The Cougars were effectively left for dead when quarterback Connor Halliday was lost for the year. Instead, Luke Falk has stepped in and the team hasn't missed a beat. Falk is coming off a brilliant performance against the Beavers in which he threw for 471 yards and five touchdowns without an interception. While Washington State is flying high, Arizona State will have a tough time getting up for this one after having their playoff hopes dashed a week ago in a shocking loss at Oregon State. The team was also dealt a blow with wide receiver Jaelen Strong suffering a head injury. He may miss this game. Quarterback Taylor Kelly also showed some effects of the foot surgery he underwent earlier in the year. Arizona State isn't in great shape right now, but the oddsmakers haven't adjusted. The Cougars are 8-3 ATS in their last 11 games. Take Washington State. Good Luck, Razor Ray 9* CFB ATS Play |
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11-22-14 | Rutgers v. Michigan State -22 | 3-45 | Win | 100 | 33 h 12 m | Show | |
Michigan State -22 |
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11-22-14 | Minnesota +10.5 v. Nebraska | 28-24 | Win | 100 | 33 h 11 m | Show | |
Minnesota +10.5 |
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