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07-29-22 | BC v. Saskatchewan +1 | Top | 32-17 | Loss | -110 | 0 h 8 m | Show |
At 9:00 PM ET on Friday, we will be playing the Saskatchewan Roughriders (684) minus the points versus the British Columbia Lions (683). THE SITUATION: Saskatchewan (4-3) has lost two straight games after their 31-21 upset loss at home to Toronto as a 2.5-point favorite on Sunday. British Columbia (4-1) has won four of their first five games this season after their 17-12 win against Hamiton as a 9.5-point favorite last Thursday. |
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10-11-21 | Toronto v. Hamilton -4.5 | Top | 24-23 | Loss | -109 | 1 h 48 m | Show |
At 4:00 PM ET on Monday, we will be playing the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (688) minus the points versus the Toronto Argonauts (687). THE SITUATION: Hamilton (4-4) looks to rebound from their 23-20 upset loss in overtime to Montreal as a 3.5-point favorite back on October 2nd. Toronto (5-3) has won two in a row after their 35-16 win against Ottawa as a 9.5-point favorite last Wednesday. |
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10-09-21 | Calgary v. Saskatchewan -4 | Top | 22-19 | Loss | -110 | 4 h 41 m | Show |
At 7:00 PM ET on Saturday, we will be playing the Saskatchewan Roughriders (664) minus the points versus the Calgary Stampeders (663). THE SITUATION: Saskatchewan (5-3) looks to avenge a 23-17 upset loss at Calgary as a 2.5-point favorite last Saturday. Calgary (3-5) has won two of their last three games. |
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09-17-21 | Toronto v. Saskatchewan -3.5 | Top | 16-30 | Win | 100 | 1 h 17 m | Show |
At 9:45 PM ET on Friday, we will be playing the Saskatchewan Roughriders (674) minus the points versus the Toronto Argonauts (673). Saskatchewan (3-2) has lost two games in a row after a 33-9 loss at Winnipeg as a 3-point underdog last Saturday. Toronto (3-2) has won two of their last three games after a 17-16 win against Hamilton in a pick ‘em contest last Friday. |
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08-19-21 | Edmonton Elks +3 v. BC | Top | 21-16 | Win | 100 | 1 h 30 m | Show |
At 10:00 PM ET on Thursday, we will be playing the Edmonton Elks (671) plus the points versus the British Columbia Lions (672). THE SITUATION: Edmonton (0-2) remained winless in the new Canadian Football League season with their 30-13 upset loss at home to Montreal as a 5-point favorite last Saturday. British Columbia (1-1) pulled off their first win of the season last Thursday in a 15-9 upset win at Calgary as a 7-point underdog. |
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11-24-19 | Hamilton -2.5 v. Winnipeg | Top | 12-33 | Loss | -115 | 1 h 40 m | Show |
At 6:30 PM ET on Sunday, we will be playing the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (895) minus the points versus the Winnipeg Bombers (896) in the 107th Grey Cup. THE SITUATION: Hamilton (16-3) reached the Grey Cup Championship last Sunday with their 36-16 win over Edmonton as a 7-point favorite. Winnipeg (13-7) joined them last week in this game with their 20-13 win at Saskatchewan as a 2.5-point underdog. The Grey Cup takes place this season on a neutral field in Calgary at the home of the Stampeders. |
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10-19-19 | Winnipeg v. Calgary UNDER 50.5 | Top | 33-37 | Loss | -110 | 0 h 7 m | Show |
At 7:00 PM ET on Saturday, we will be playing Under the Total in the game between the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (687) and the Calgary Stampeders (688). THE SITUATION: Winnipeg (10-6) enters this game looking to build off their 35-24 win over Montreal last Saturday as a 4-point favorite. Calgary (10-5) looks to build off their 30-28 win over Saskatchewan as a 3.5-point favorite last Friday night. |
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09-13-19 | Ottawa v. BC UNDER 49.5 | Top | 5-29 | Win | 100 | 1 h 22 m | Show |
At 10:00 PM ET on Friday, we will be playing Under the Total in the game between the Ottawa Redblacks (689) and the British Columbia Lions (690). THE SITUATION: Ottawa (3-8) has lost four straight games as well as eight of their last nine games after their 46-17 upset loss at home Toronto despite being a 5.5-point favorite last Saturday. British Columbia (1-10) looks to find a victory after losing at Montreal last Friday by a 21-16 score as a 6.5-point underdog. |
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08-03-19 | Edmonton v. Calgary +1 | Top | 18-24 | Win | 100 | 16 h 49 m | Show |
At 7:00 PM ET on Saturday, we will be playing the Calgary Stampeders (696) plus (or minus) the point(s) versus the Edmonton Eskimos (695). THE SITUATION: Calgary (4-2) has won two straight games as well as four of their last five contests with their 17-16 win at Ottawa last Thursday as a 6-point favorite. Edmonton (4-2) has won two of their last three games after their dominant 26-0 shutout win at home against Toronto last Thursday as an 11-point favorite. |
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08-02-19 | Ottawa +7.5 v. Montreal | Top | 30-27 | Win | 100 | 3 h 17 m | Show |
At 7:00 PM ET on Friday, we will be playing the Ottawa Redblacks (693) plus the points versus the Montreal Alouettes (694). THE SITUATION: Ottawa (2-4) has lost four straight games after their narrow 17-16 loss at home to Calgary last Friday as a 6-point underdog. Montreal (3-2) pulled off their third straight upset victory in a row back on July 20th with their 20-10 victory over Edmonton as a 5.5-point underdog. |
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07-26-19 | Winnipeg v. Hamilton +2.5 | Top | 15-23 | Win | 100 | 4 h 3 m | Show |
At 7:00 PM ET on Friday, we will be playing the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (686) plus the point(s) versus the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (685). THE SITUATION: Hamilton (4-1) returns to action after a bye week coming off a 30-23 victory over Calgary back on July 13th as a 4-point favorite. Winnipeg (5-0) remained unscathed this season with their 31-1 victory at home over Ottawa last Friday as an 11.5-point favorite. |
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07-25-19 | Toronto v. Edmonton -11 | Top | 0-26 | Win | 100 | 1 h 15 m | Show |
At 9:30 PM ET on Thursday, we will be playing the Edmonton Eskimos (684) minus the points versus the Toronto Argonauts (683). THE SITUATION: Edmonton (3-2) has lost two of their last three games with their 20-10 upset loss at Montreal last Saturday as a 6-point favorite. Toronto (0-5) remained winless this season after their 26-16 loss at Calgary as a 13.5-point underdog last Thursday. |
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07-20-19 | Edmonton v. Montreal UNDER 54.5 | Top | 10-20 | Win | 100 | 11 h 4 m | Show |
At 4:00 PM ET on Saturday, we will be playing Under the Total in the game between the Edmonton Eskimos (693) and the Montreal Alouettes (694). THE SITUATION: Edmonton (3-1) enters this game coming off a 33-6 win at British Columbia as a 3-point favorite back on July 11th. Montreal (2-2) pulled off their second-straight upset victory with their 36-19 win at Ottawa last Saturday. |
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07-19-19 | Ottawa v. Winnipeg UNDER 52.5 | Top | 1-31 | Win | 100 | 1 h 8 m | Show |
At 8:30 PM ET on Friday, we will be playing Under the Total in the game between the Ottawa Redblacks (691) and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (692). THE SITUATION: Ottawa (2-2) has suffered their second straight upset loss with their 36-19 loss at home to Montreal as a 9-point favorite last Saturday. Winnipeg (4-0) remained unbeaten this season with their 48-21 win over Toronto as a 15-point favorite last Friday. |
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06-27-19 | Edmonton v. Winnipeg -5 | Top | 21-28 | Win | 100 | 2 h 33 m | Show |
At 8:30 PM ET on Thursday, we will be playing the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (682) minus the points versus the Edmonton Eskimos (681). THE SITUATION: Winnipeg (1-0) comes off their bye for this West Division showdown after they opened their 2019 campaign with a 33-23 win at British Columbia as a pick ‘em back on June 15th. Edmonton (2-0) has won their first two games of the season with their 39-23 win over British Columbia last Friday as a 3-point favorite. |
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11-25-18 | Ottawa +5 v. Calgary | Top | 16-27 | Loss | -105 | 1 h 31 m | Show |
At 6:00 PM ET on Sunday, we will be playing the Ottawa Redblacks (667) plus the points versus the Calgary Stampeders (668). Ottawa (12-7) reached the Grey Cup for the second time in three seasons with their 46-27 win over Hamilton last week as a 3.5-point favorite. Calgary (14-5) will be playing in their third straight Grey Cup with their 22-14 win over Winnipeg last week as a 5-point favorite. |
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09-08-18 | Saskatchewan v. Winnipeg -3.5 | Top | 32-27 | Loss | -110 | 46 h 5 m | Show |
At 4:00 PM ET on Saturday, we will be playing the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (656) minus the points versus the Saskatchewan Roughriders (655). THE SITUATION: Saskatchewan (6-4) won the meeting between these two teams last Sunday in their 31-23 win at home over the Blue Bombers as a 3.5-point favorite. These two teams meet ago in Banjo Bowl in the traditional home-and-home series over Labour Day concludes in Winnipeg. |
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09-03-18 | Toronto +9 v. Hamilton | Top | 28-42 | Loss | -105 | 3 h 55 m | Show |
At 6:30 PM ET on Monday, we will be playing the Toronto Argonauts (647) plus the points versus the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (648). THE SITUATION: Toronto (3-6) saw their two-game winning streak snapped last Friday with a 25-22 upset loss in Montreal despite being a 5-point favorite. Hamilton (4-5) called from a 14-point halftime deficit to defeat Edmonton by a 25-24 score as a 3.5-point favorite. |
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08-25-18 | Saskatchewan v. BC -2.5 | Top | 24-21 | Loss | -113 | 22 h 59 m | Show |
At 10:00 PM ET on Saturday, we will be playing the British Columbia Lions (368) minus the points versus the Saskatchewan Roughriders (367). THE SITUATION: British Columbia (3-5) looks to bounce-back from a 24-23 upset loss in Toronto last week as a 2.5-point favorite last Saturday. Saskatchewan (4-4) comes off perhaps the biggest upset of the entire CFL season when they handed Calgary their first loss of 2018 campaign with their 40-27 victory at home as a 6.5-point underdog. |
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08-24-18 | Toronto v. Montreal +5.5 | Top | 22-25 | Win | 100 | 51 h 32 m | Show |
At 7:30 PM ET on Friday, we will be playing the Montreal Alouettes (364) plus the points versus the Toronto Argonauts (363). THE SITUATION: Toronto (3-5) has won two straight games after they upset British Columbia last Saturday by a 24-23 score as a 2.5-point underdog. Montreal (1-8) picks themselves up after a 40-24 drubbing at the hands of the Eskimos in Edmonton. |
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08-11-18 | Montreal v. Ottawa UNDER 50.5 | Top | 17-24 | Win | 100 | 39 h 25 m | Show |
At 8:00 PM ET on Saturday, we will be playing Under the Total in the game between the Montreal Alouettes (355) and the Ottawa Redblacks (356). THE SITUATION: Montreal (1-6) looks to bounce-back from the debut of Johnny Manziel in the CFL which resulted in a humiliating 50-11 loss to Hamilton as a 6.5-point underdog. Ottawa (4-3) looks to rebound from a 42-41 upset loss in Toronto as a 6.5-point favorite. |
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08-02-18 | Saskatchewan +7 v. Edmonton | Top | 19-26 | Push | 0 | 15 h 13 m | Show |
At 10:00 PM ET on Thursday, we will be playing the Saskatchewan Roughriders (373) plus the points versus the Edmonton Eskimos (374). THE SITUATION: Saskatchewan (3-3) saw their two-game winning streak snapped last week with their 34-22 loss to Calgary last Saturday as a 7.5-point underdog. Edmonton (4-2) has won their last two games with their 44-23 victory in Montreal as a 10.5-point favorite. |
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07-28-18 | Ottawa v. Hamilton UNDER 56 | Top | 21-15 | Win | 100 | 20 h 10 m | Show |
At 4:00 PM ET on Saturday, we will be playing Under the Total in the game between the Ottawa Redblacks (365) and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (366). THE SITUATION: Ottawa (3-2) comes off a 29-25 win over British Columbia last week as a 6.5-point favorite. Hamilton (2-3) looks to bounce-back from a 31-20 upset loss at home to Saskatchewan where they were -10.5-point favorites. |
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07-20-18 | BC v. Ottawa -6.5 | Top | 25-29 | Loss | -109 | 62 h 36 m | Show |
At 7:30 PM ET on Friday, we will be playing the Ottawa Redblacks (374) minus the points versus the British Columbia Lions (373). THE SITUATION: Ottawa (2-2) looks to bounce-back from a 27-3 loss at home to Calgary last Thursday. British Columbia (2-2) looks to build off their 20-17 upset win over Winnipeg last Saturday. |
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07-13-18 | Toronto v. Edmonton -9.5 | Top | 15-16 | Loss | -105 | 37 h 9 m | Show |
At 9:00 PM ET on Friday, we will be playing the Edmonton Eskimos (364) minus the points versus the Toronto Argonauts (363). THE SITUATION: Toronto (1-2) won their first game of the season last Friday at home when they defeated these Eskimos by a 20-17 score as a 3.5-point underdog. Now, this home-and-home series moves to Edmonton for this turnaround rematch. |
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07-07-18 | Edmonton v. Toronto +5 | Top | 17-20 | Win | 100 | 47 h 53 m | Show |
At 5:30 PM ET on Saturday, we will be playing the Toronto Argonauts (356) plus the points versus the Edmonton Eskimos (355). THE SITUATION: Edmonton (2-1) rallied from a 12-point deficit in the first-half last Friday to crush British Columbia by a 41-22 score as a 6.5-point favorite. Toronto (0-2) returns to the field after a bye week that came just in time after they got crushed by a 41-7 score at home to Calgary. |
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06-29-18 | BC v. Edmonton -6.5 | Top | 22-41 | Win | 100 | 9 h 52 m | Show |
At 10:00 PM ET on Friday, we will be playing the Edmonton Eskimos (376) minus the points versus the British Columbia Lions (375). THE SITUATION: Edmonton (1-1) looks to bounce-back from an ugly 38-21 upset loss to Winnipeg last Friday as a 6.5-point favorite. British Columbia (1-0) enjoyed their bye-week after a 22-10 win against Montreal in the opening week of the season by a 22-10 score as an 8.5-point favorite. |
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06-28-18 | Ottawa v. Calgary UNDER 57 | Top | 14-24 | Win | 100 | 7 h 33 m | Show |
At 9:00 PM ET on Thursday, we will be playing Under the Total in the game between the Ottawa Redblacks (371) and the Calgary Stampeders (372). THE SITUATION: Ottawa (1-0) had the Week One bye — but they came out of the gate like gangbusters last week with a dominant 40-17 win over Saskatchewan as a 2.5-point favorite last Thursday. Calgary (2-0) remained undefeated this season with their 41-7 blowout win in Toronto in the revenge of their Grey Cup loss last Saturday as 4-point favorites. |
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11-26-17 | Calgary v. Toronto +7.5 | Top | 24-27 | Win | 100 | 4 h 30 m | Show |
At 6:00 PM ET on Sunday, we will be playing the Toronto Argonauts (656) plus the points versus the Calgary Stampeders (655). Calgary (14-4-1) has made the long trek back to the Grey Cup Championship Game after an epic CFL campaign last year was ruined with a 39-33 loss in overtime to Ottawa on the last Sunday in November last season. The Stampeders kept most of their core intact to redeem themselves from last year’s disappointment — and they tore through the regular season which afforded them the opportunity to rest players to be as prepared as physically possible to win the championship this year. I thought the Stamps would come out like gangbusters last week hosting the West Division Final against Edmonton — but they were flat and fell behind by a 14-0 score before rallying to take a 22-15 lead going into halftime and surviving a 32-28 victory over the Eskimos. Edmonton head coach Jason Maas committed a bonehead call of the ages late in that game when he elected to have his team kick a short field goal rather than go for in on 3rd and four (or so — this all going off memory having watched that game, usually I would refer back to the official boxscore). Maas’ decision ruined our point spread cover with the Stamps laying 5 points — but it also cost his team a real chance of pulling the upset if they would have converted that 3rd down and scored a touchdown (or, Coach Maas, if you would have turned the ball over on downs but your defense then forced Calgary to punt — like they would have needed to anyways with successful field goal — your team could have still had time to score a game-tying (or winning with a 2-point conversion) touchdown. The Stampeders were outgained in yardage in that game — and that effort compels me to believe that nothing will be easy for this team if they do accomplish their goal of winning the Grey Cup for the first time since 2014. Regulars know I like to analyze team trends to identify a personality of a team to help diagnose how they have reacted to similar situations. The numbers scream out in this situation. The Stampeders have failed to cover the point spread in 4 straight games against teams with a winning record. They are 1-3-1 ATS in their last 5 games on the road — and they have failed to cover the point spread in 5 of their last 6 playoff games on the road. Furthermore, Calgary is 4-10-1 ATS in their last 15 games in the playoffs — and they have failed to cover the point spread in 4 of their last Grey Cups. The Stamps have also failed to cover the point spread in 4 of their last 5 games in the month of November. This game is being played on a neutral field in Ottawa — but that is doing no favors this Calgary team out west. They are only outgaining their opponents by +4.0 PPG away from home — and the most telling stat is that they are only outgaining these teams by +2.4 YPG given suspect play from their defense that allows 356.6 total YPG away from home. |
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11-19-17 | Edmonton v. Calgary -5 | Top | 28-32 | Loss | -105 | 10 h 8 m | Show |
At 4:30 PM ET on Sunday, we will be playing the Calgary Stampeders (654) minus the points versus the Edmonton Eskimos (653). Calgary (13-4-1) enters the playoffs having lost three straight games after they were upset in their last regular season game by West Division rival Winnipeg back on November 3rd by a 23-5 score as an 8.5-point favorite. Starting QB Bo Levi Mitchell along with a number of other core players did not play in that game to rest and prepare for the playoffs. It has been Grey Cup Championship or bust for this team all season after they enjoyed one of the most dominant regular season campaigns in Canadian Football League history last year with a 15-2-1 record before getting stunned in the Grey Cup Final to Ottawa in a 39-33 overtime loss. I think this team looks poised to explode with a big game against an Eskimos team that just defeated them by a 29-20 score back on October 28th. Calgary has covered the point spread in 23 of their last 33 games after an upset loss to a division rival in their last game. The Stampeders have also covered the point spread in 35 of their last 51 games after a straight-up win — and they have covered the point spread in 36 of their last 51 games after a point spread victory. Additionally, Calgary has covered the point spread in 18 of their last 22 games after a game where 31 or fewer combined points were scored. The Stamps are also 11-5-1 ATS in their last 17 games against fellow West Division rivals. Home field advantage will play a big role as well as they have covered the point spread in 6 of their last 8 games at home. And in their last 16 home games with the Total set in the 49.5 to 56 point range, Calgary has covered the point spread 12 times. With most of the team intact from the disappointing end from last season, expect a big effort from this Stampeders team. |
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10-20-17 | Saskatchewan v. Calgary UNDER 51.5 | Top | 30-7 | Win | 100 | 8 h 49 m | Show |
At 9:00 PM ET on Friday, we will be playing Under the Total in the game between the Saskatchewan Roughriders (651) and the Calgary Stampeders (652). Calgary (13-1-1) has won eleven straight games with their 28-25 win at Hamilton last Friday as a 9.5-point favorite. The Stampeders have then played 9 of their last 10 games Under the Total after a victory on the road where they failed to cover the point spread. Calgary has also played 31 of their last 43 games Under the Total after win by 3 points or less — and this includes playing sixteen of their last twenty-one games Under the Total with a win on the road by a field goal or less. And in their last 8 games after a point spread loss, the Stamps have played 6 of these games Under the Total. This Calgary team needs a win to clinch the West Division and secure home field up until the Grey Cup. They lead the CFL by holding opponents to just 326.0 total YPG. Moving forward, the Stampeders have played 7 of their last 10 games Under the Total in the month of October. Calgary has also played 5 of their last 6 games Under the Total against teams with a winning record. And in their last 7 games against West Division foes, the Stampeders have played 6 of these games Under the Total. |
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09-24-17 | Calgary v. Saskatchewan +6.5 | Top | 15-9 | Win | 100 | 2 h 29 m | Show |
At 4:00 PM EST on Sunday, we will be playing the Saskatchewan Rough Riders (616) plus the points versus the Calgary Stampeders (615). Saskatchewan (6-5) has won four of their last five games with their 27-19 win in Hamilton back on September 15th. This Roughriders team has definitely raised their level of play midway through the second year under the leadership of head coach Chris Jones who was hired to completely rebuild this franchise after he led Edmonton to a Grey Cup in 2015. This team was without their starting quarterback Kevin Glenn last week — but Canadian born Brandon Bridge completed 21 of 31 passes for 231 yards and three TD passes (no interceptions) in that victory over the T-Cats. It looks like Glenn will be able to take the field this afternoon but the backup Bridge looks capable. This Roughriders team will be chomping at the bit to prove themselves against the cream of the crop in the CFL with this Stampeders team that crushed them by a 27-10 score back on July 22nd. But now the weather is cooling in the month of September — and Saskatchewan has covered the point spread in 7 of their last 8 games in the September month. The Roughriders have also covered the point spread in 4 straight games at home — and they have covered the point spread in 8 of their last 10 home games getting 7 or less points. Historically, Saskatchewan has covered the point spread in a decisive 48 of their last 72 games at home as an underdog. |
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09-04-17 | Toronto v. Hamilton +5 | Top | 22-24 | Win | 100 | 1 h 55 m | Show |
At 6:30 PM EST on Monday, we will be playing the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (358) plus the points versus the Toronto Argonauts (357). Hamilton (0-8) has been a terrible disappointment this season having lost all their games this season despite having playoff expectations after losing by a 24-21 score to these same Argonauts in the East Division Semifinals last November. Getting healthy again after enduring an injury-plagued year provided this franchise a sense of optimism. But enough was enough as this football team has used their bye week after a 37-18 loss to Ottawa back on August 18th to hire June Jones as their new head coach. Junes has had success wherever he has coached (including with the Atlanta Falcons in the NFL) — and his Run-and-Shoot offensive principles should find success in the three-down Canadian Football League. Perhaps even more importantly in the short-run, his arrival offers this roster and franchise a blank slate to start over. And despite still looking for their first win this evening, the Tiger-Cats are not out of the playoff race given the fealty of the other competitors in the East Division. This will be Hamilton’s third straight game at home which gives them as good of a situational advantage as there can be when considering they are also coming off a bye week. The T-Cats have covered the point spread in 10 of their last 13 games after suffering two straight losses at home. And while Hamilton has failed to cover the point spread in six of their eight games this season, they have then covered the point spread in 32 of their last 47 games after failing to cover the point spread in four or five of their last six games. An early move that Jones has done is bench former Cincinnati Bearcats quarterback Zack Collaros for former Oregon Duck QB Jeremiah Masoli. Both are fine CFL quarterbacks but the move will help to jumpstart some momentum for the Tiger-Cats. |
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08-25-17 | Saskatchewan v. Edmonton -5.5 | Top | 54-31 | Loss | -110 | 4 h 24 m | Show |
At 9:30 PM EST on Friday, we will be playing the Edmonton Eskimos (374) minus the points versus the Saskatchewan Roughriders (373). Saskatchewan (3-4) comes off their best game of the season back on August 13th with their 41-8 thrashing at home against British Columbia as a 3-point underdog. This may be one of this situations where the bye week comes at the wrong time as it stalls building momentum for a team on the rise. As it is, the Roughriders have failed to cover the point spread in 9 of their last 12 games after a straight-up win — and they have failed to cover the point spread in 4 straight games after a point spread win. Saskatchewan benefited from a +5 net turnover margin in that contest with the Lions. But now they go on the road where they are just 8-17-1 ATS in their last 26 games on the road. Furthermore, the Roughriders have failed to cover the point spread in 17 of their last 25 games against teams with a winning record. Additionally, Saskatchewan has failed to cover the point spread in 17 of their last 25 games against teams with a winning record. The Roughriders have also failed to cover the point spread in 5 of their last 7 games in the month of August. And in their last 6 games against West Division rivals, Saskatchewan has failed to cover the point spread 5 times. |
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08-24-17 | Winnipeg v. Montreal +105 | Top | 34-31 | Loss | -100 | 3 h 35 m | Show |
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08-19-17 | Montreal v. Toronto -1.5 | Top | 6-38 | Win | 100 | 0 h 13 m | Show |
At 4:00 PM EST on Saturday, we will be playing the Toronto Argonauts (358) minus the points versus the Montreal Alouettes (357). Montreal (3-4) looks to build off their 21-9 win over Toronto last Friday as an 8-point favorite. The Alouettes have then failed to cover the point spread in 8 of their last 11 games after a straight-up win. And while Montreal has covered the point spread in three of their last four games, they have then failed to cover the point spread in 26 of their last 39 games on the road after covering the point spread in three of their last four contests. The Alouettes won that game last week despite losing the first down battle by a 20-19 margin while also being outgained by 11 yards. |
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08-18-17 | Ottawa v. Hamilton UNDER 55.5 | Top | 37-18 | Win | 100 | 1 h 33 m | Show |
At 7:30 PM EST on Friday, we will be playing Under the Total in the game between the Ottawa Redblacks (353) and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (354). Ottawa (1-6-1) continued their tough-luck season last week with a 27-20 loss to Edmonton as a 2.5-point favorite. All six of the losses for the reigning Grey Cup champions have been by 7 points or less. Offense was the problem last week as the Redblacks managed only 308 yards of offense. They held the ball for only 23:30 minutes again the Eskimos so controlling the clock and keeping their defense off the field should be a priority tonight. Moving forward, Ottawa has played 4 of their last 5 games Under the Total after a straight-up loss — and they have played 11 of their last 15 games Under the Total after a point spread loss. Additionally, the Redblacks have played 19 of their last 26 road games Under the Total against fellow divisional opponents. And in their last 11 games against East Division foes, Ottawa has played 8 of these games Under the Total. |
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08-13-17 | BC v. Saskatchewan UNDER 56.5 | Top | 8-41 | Win | 100 | 0 h 29 m | Show |
At 8:00 PM EST on Sunday, we will be playing Under the Total in the game between the British Columbia Lions (377) and the Saskatchewan Roughriders (378). Saskatchewan (2-4) looks to avenge a 30-15 loss at British Columbia last week. The Roughriders have played 9 of their last 11 games Under the Total when looking to avenge a same-season loss to their opponents. First order of business for head coach Chris Jones is to get better play out of his defense after they surrendered 537 yards of offense to the Lions. Jones is a defensive-guru who earned his stripes leading the Edmonton Eskimos to the 2015 Grey Cup based on their ferocious defense — so expect some quality adjustments in this immediate rematch. Saskatchewan managed only 334 yards of offense last week with quarterback Kevin Glenn struggling so expect Jones to try to win a low-scoring game. These two teams have played 8 of their last 10 games Under the Total when playing in Saskatchewan. And in the Roughriders’ last 7 games against fellow West Division opponents, they have played 5 of these games Under the Total. |
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07-28-17 | BC +3 v. Edmonton | Top | 26-37 | Loss | -110 | 6 h 50 m | Show |
At 9:30 PM EST on Friday, we will be playing the British Columbia Lions (373) plus the point(s) versus the Edmonton Eskimos (374). British Columbia (4-1) will be looking to avenge a 30-27 upset loss at home to Edmonton in the opening week of the CFL season despite being a 4-point favorite in that game. The Lions have still covered the point spread in 4 of their last 5 encounters with the Eskimos. Remember, BC was clearly the second best team in the league last year — just behind Calgary who defeated them in the West Division Finals before they were upset in the Grey Cup by Ottawa. British Columbia has since won four straight games this season with their 45-42 win over Winnipeg last week as a 4-point favorite. The Lions have then covered the point spread in 5 of their last 7 games after a point spread loss. BC has also covered the point spread in 4 of their last 5 games played in July. The team will likely have the veteran Travis Lulay under center again with Jonathan Jennings still recovering with a bum shoulder. Considering that Lulay has passed for more than 400 yards in two straight games (and wins), BC has the luxury to wait until Jennings is 100% again before putting him back on the field. Moving forward, the Lions have covered the point spread in 4 straight games on the road. |
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07-27-17 | Montreal v. Winnipeg UNDER 50.5 | Top | 40-41 | Loss | -120 | 2 h 5 m | Show |
At 8:30 PM EST on Thursday, we will be playing Under the Total in the game between the Montreal Alouettes (371) and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (372). Winnipeg (2-2) has lost two of their last three games with their 45-42 loss at British Columbia last Friday. The Blue Bombers were outscored by an 18-0 score in the 4th quarter to blow that game. Now Winnipeg returns home likely with a hangover which might be difficult for them to shake out of after such a collapse. As it is, the Blue Bombers have seen the Under go 12-5-2 in their last 19 games at home. They do have the league’s best run defense. On offense, they are averaging just 348.5 total YPG which is second-to-last in the CFL. Moving forward, the Under is 4-1-1 in Winnipeg’s last 6 games when playing on a Thursday. |
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07-19-17 | Montreal v. Ottawa UNDER 50 | Top | 19-24 | Win | 100 | 0 h 23 m | Show |
At 7:30 PM EST on Wednesday, we will be playing Under the Total in the game between the Montreal Alouettes (351) and the Ottawa Redblacks (352). Montreal (2-2) enters this game coming off a 30-23 upset win over Calgary last Friday. The Alouettes now go on the road where they have played 7 straight games Under the Total when the Total is set in the 49.5-56 point range. Montreal has also played 14 of their last 19 road games Under the Total as an underdog getting 3.5 to 10 points. Additionally, the Alouettes have seen the Under go 17-5-1 in their last 23 games against teams with a losing record. And in their last 9 games in the month of July, Montreal has played 7 of these games Under the Total. |
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07-13-17 | Toronto v. Winnipeg -3 | Top | 25-33 | Win | 100 | 4 h 17 m | Show |
At 8:30 PM EST on Thursday, we will be playing the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (372) minus the points versus the Toronto Argonauts (371). Winnipeg (1-1) looks to bounce-back from a rough 29-11 loss at home to Calgary as a 3.5-point underdog last Friday. The Blue Bombers have rebounded to cover the point spread in 4 of their last 5 games after a point spread loss. Quarterback Matt Nichols will look to redeem himself after tossing two interceptions in that game. But remember that Winnipeg has still won eleven of their last fifteen games going back to last season since Nichols took over as their starter under center. And the Blue Bombers’ defense has continued to be great at forcing turnovers. After leading the CFL by far with 30 interceptions, Winnipeg so far leads the league (despite being one of the three teams to have a bye week) with four interceptions. Moving forward, the Blue Bombers have covered the point spread in 6 straight games against teams with a winning record. |
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07-08-17 | Toronto +4.5 v. Ottawa | Top | 26-25 | Win | 100 | 1 h 50 m | Show |
At 7:00 PM EST on Saturday, we will be playing the Toronto Argonauts (355) plus the points versus the Ottawa Redblacks (356). Toronto (1-1) looks to bounce-back from a 28-15 upset loss to British Columbia as a 1.5-point favorite last Friday. This was a disappointing effort for former Chicago Bears head coach Marc Trestman who had his team look outstanding in his first game back in the Canadian Football League in a 32-15 blowout victory over Hamilton. Look for the Argonauts to play much better against the reigning Grey Cup Champions tonight. The marriage between Trestman who has been long considered a quarterback guru with veteran Ricky Ray continued to be fruitful last week even in defeat. The 37-year old completed 30 of 45 passes for 327 yards and he is overseeing an offense that leads the CFL in passing yards. Toronto is also getting improved play from their defensive unit under new defensive coordinator Corey Chamblin. The former Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach — who led them to a Grey Cup in that capacity — has dialed up the complexity of the coverage schemes and blitz packages. While Toronto was just 5-13 last season, that record needs to be taken with a grain of salt given another injury-riddled campaign for Ray. When the veteran is healthy and on the field as he is now, the Argos are a much better team considering that Ray is now the Dean of all CFL quarterbacks. Furthermore, Toronto has covered the point spread in 6 of their last 7 games played in the month of July. |
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06-30-17 | BC v. Toronto UNDER 51.5 | Top | 28-15 | Win | 100 | 44 h 16 m | Show |
At 7:00 PM EST on Friday, we will be playing Under the Total in the game between the British Columbia Lions (373) and the Toronto Argonauts (374). Toronto (1-0) had the biggest win by the largest margin in the opening week of the new Canadian Football League season with their 32-15 upset victory over Hamilton. At first glance, the headlining story would likely be quarterback Robby Ray passing for 506 yards under the guidance of new head coach Marc Trestman in his first game back in the CFL after a tour in the National Football League which included a head coaching gig with the Chicago Bears. But perhaps the more exciting development for the Argonauts franchise was the play of their defense which held the Tiger-Cats to just 258 yards of offense. Trestman hired former Saskatchewan head coach (and Grey Cup winner) Corey Chamblin as his defensive coordinator and he displayed a high level of sophisticated blitz schemes and coverages despite the turnover that this team saw on defense from last season. This strong defensive play should carry over to this week. As it is, the Argonauts have played 6 of their last 8 games Under the Total after a straight-up victory. Additionally, Toronto has played 26 of their last 36 home games when not laying more than 3 points as the favorite. Furthermore, the Argonauts have played 17 of their last 22 games Under the Total in the month of June. |
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