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Week 9 College Football Preview and Heisman Trophy Betting

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Betting college football underdogs against the spread (ATS) this season has not been nearly as profitable as betting on the dogs in the NFL but after some of the upsets in Week 8, online sportsbooks have had to rethink the betting odds for top favorites this Saturday.

The 11th ranked Oklahoma Sooners (6-1), who entered the week as the No. 1 team on the BCS rankings, were knocked down when Missouri’s explosive passing game totalled 308 yards in a 36-27 win. It wasn’t smoke and mirrors behind the Tigers win, either, as Missouri (7-0) also pounded the ball for 178 yards on the ground, hanging around long enough to surge to victory in the fourth quarter.

It’s catapulted the Tigers to seventh on the AP poll and right to the top of the list for handicappers looking to ride the win streak to the bank. This week Missouri will face another tough task at 14th ranked Nebraska and early odds from sports books show the Cornhuskers as a -7.5 point favorite.

Oklahoma State and LSU were another pair of schools suffering their first defeat and the news for the Cowboys only got worse when star wide receiver Justin Blackmon was arrested Monday on a misdemeanor DUI charge.

Kansas State hosts Oklahoma State (game 161) on Saturday and several books have pulled the line off the board on the news that Blackmon will not play. Blackmon had 62 catches for 1,112 yards and 14 TDs this year so QB Brandon Weeden will be forced to spread the ball to his other targets but this offense could struggle.

Early lines at sportsbooks online showed Cowboys (-5) but that number is more likely to resurface at less than a field goal.

ATS UPDATE
College favorites are still covering at a rate of 52.6-percent on the season (247-223-8 ATS) and overall, favorites in Week 8 were a huge success for online bettors, going 32-19-1 ATS (62.8-percent).

The most profitable play for football bettors willing to lay the points is road favs who are hitting close to 60-percent in the past month (41-30-2) against the number.

BY THE NUMBERS – 8: The number of previously unbeaten teams to suffer their first loss of the season in Week 8

HEISMAN WATCH
Sportsbetting.com offers college football bettors opportunities to profit throughout the season on NCAA Futures with divisional winners and various props. One of the top picks on the board as the season enters its final month is the option to predict the 2010-11 NCAA Football Heisman Trophy Winner.

Auburn QB Cameron Newton (-200) tops the list as the heavy favorite with a QB rating of 172.1 – third overall behind Kellen Moore (188.3) and Ricky Stanzi (174.9). Moore (+300) is grouped with three others on the odds list but could be considered a steal at that price.

After beating Louisiana Tech 49-20 SU on Tuesday night, Moore has led Boise State to 21-straight wins – the longest active winning streak in the nation. Boise State has also won 15 consecutive road games and scored 48-plus points in five of their past six games.

The other players available at +300 are Mark Ingram, Terrelle Pryor and LaMichael Pryor.

Good luck this weekend.

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The 13th week of the 2009 College Football Season is littered with interesting games all week starting on Wednesday.

One of the great in-state rivalries in football takes place this week when Florida hosts Florida State at 3:30PM ET on Saturday. Florida is a 23-point favorite according to oddsmakers from online sportsbook . The Gators have won five straight in this series and this is the regular season finale for both teams. A win for Florida means it will enter the SEC Championship game against Alabama unbeaten.

Speaking of the Crimson Tide, they will travel to Auburn for a 2:30PM ET kickoff on Friday. Alabama is a 12-point favorite heading into the game. Alabama ended a six-game losing streak to Auburn in last year’s 36-0 drubbing of the Tigers. Auburn has won the last three meetings at Jordan-Hare Stadium.

The Big East has an intriguing matchup Friday at 7PM ET when Pittsburgh faces West Virginia at Mountaineer Field. The Panthers are 2-point favorites over West Virginia heading into Friday’s game. Pittsburgh has won the last two meetings in this series, including the 13-9 win at West Virginia in 2007 that kept the Mountaineers from playing for the BCS National Championship.

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2009 College Football Week 13 Odds & Over/Under Totals

109 Texas -21 Over 62.5
110 TexasA&M +21 Under 62.5
121 Temple -3 Over 47
122 Ohio +3 Under 47
113 Rutgers -3 Over 44
114 Louisville +3 Under 44
127 Illinois +20.5 Over 56.5
128 CincinnatiU -20.5 Under 56.5
133 NIllinois +13 Over 50.5
134 CMichigan -13 Under 50.5
131 Toledo +7.5 Over 64.5
132 BowlingGreen -7.5 Under 64.5
115 EMichigan +16.5 Over 50
116 Akron -16.5 Under 50
117 BuffaloU -3 Over 48.5
118 Kent +3 Under 48.5
119 Wyoming +3 Over 50
120 ColoradoSt -3 Under 50
123 Alabama -10.5 Over 47
124 Auburn +10.5 Under 47
129 Nebraska -10 Over 38
130 Colorado +10 Under 38
125 Memphis +16.5 Over 57.5
126 Tulsa -16.5 Under 57.5
111 PittsburghU even Over 49
112 WVirginia even Under 49
135 Nevada +14 Over 71
136 BoiseSt -14 Under 71
139 Syracuse +13.5 Over 48.5
140 Connecticut -13.5 Under 48.5
141 WakeForest -4.5 Over 51.5
142 Duke +4.5 Under 51.5
143 Clemson -3 Over 44
144 SCarolina +3 Under 44
145 NorthCarolina -6 Over 50
146 NCState +6 Under 50
151 Mississippi -8 Over 47.5
152 MississippiSt +8 Under 47.5
165 OklahomaSt +9.5 Over 48.5
166 Oklahoma -9.5 Under 48.5
153 NewMexico +44.5 Over 55
154 TCU -44.5 Under 55
157 CFlorida -3 Over 52.5
158 UAB +3 Under 52.5
155 SMississippi +6 Over 54.5
156 EastCarolina -6 Under 54.5
159 Marshall +1.5 Over 55.5
160 UTEP -1.5 Under 55.5
161 Tulane +17.5 Over 55.5
162 SMU -17.5 Under 55.5
201 NorthTexas +7.5 Over 54
202 ArkansasSt -7.5 Under 54
137 VirginiaTech -16 Over 42
138 Virginia +16 Under 42
147 Missouri -3 Over 57
148 Kansas +3 Under 57
179 ArizonaU -3 Over 44
180 ArizonaSt +3 Under 44
183 MiamiFla -5.5 Over 52
184 SFlorida +5.5 Under 52
167 FloridaSt +24.5 Over 56
168 Florida -24.5 Under 56
181 BostonCollege -6 Over 46.5
182 Maryland +6 Under 46.5
197 WKentucky +14 Over 68.5
198 FloridaAtl -14 Under 68.5
199 MTennSt -3.5 Over 52.5
200 ULMonroe +3.5 Under 52.5
175 UtahSt +2.5 Over 65
176 Idaho -2.5 Under 65
171 Utah +7.5 Over 52.5
172 BYU -7.5 Under 52.5
163 Baylor +20.5 Over 57.5
164 TexasTech -20.5 Under 57.5
177 WashingtonSt +24.5 Over 58
178 WashingtonU -24.5 Under 58
203 Troy -9.5 Over 55
204 ULLafayette +9.5 Under 55
149 TennesseeU -3 Over 51
150 Kentucky +3 Under 51
185 Arkansas +3.5 Over 53.5
186 LSU -3.5 Under 53.5
173 Rice +29.5 Over 74.5
174 HoustonU -29.5 Under 74.5
187 NewMexicoSt +10.5 Over 41
188 SanJoseSt -10.5 Under 41
189 NotreDame +10 Over 64.5
190 Stanford -10 Under 64.5
169 Georgia +7.5 Over 60
170 GaTech -7.5 Under 60
191 SanDiegoSt +6.5 Over 60
192 UNLV -6.5 Under 60
193 UCLA +13 Over 47.5
194 USC -13 Under 47.5
195 Navy -9.5 Over 54.5
196 Hawaii +9.5 Under 54.5

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Ed Bagley’s Top 25 Poll - Week 5 - It’s Alabama, No Contest

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1) Alabama (5-0) - Whether you like them or not, the Crimson Tide notched their 18th straight win against the 7th-ranked (in the AP Poll) Florida Gators, 31-6. Ouch! That hurt Gator Nation, Urban Meyer, and the Gator players. Alabama looks absolutely great at the moment, but there are other opponents ahead who might do what Florida could not.

2) Oregon (5-0) - Did I tell you how much I hate the Oregon Ducks? Well, I do. That said, a tip of the hat to the Ducks, who out-scored, out-defensed and out-played a very good Stanford team that is going to win a lot of games this year. In my mind, Oregon is better at No. 2 than Ohio State at the moment. Just ask yourself this question: Who did Oregon beat over the weekend, and who did Ohio State beat over the weekend, and how did each of them get it done? ‘Nuff said.

3) Ohio State (5-0) - The Buckeyes may have a better defense than Oregon, but it sure did not look like it against Illinois Saturday. For sure, Oregon’s offense is better. Ohio State has beaten just one team worth talking about in its first 5 wins - Miami-FL. Oregon has outrun Tennessee, Arizona State and Stanford.

4) Auburn (5-0) - Auburn kicked Louisiana-Monroe silly, 52-3. Yes, LA-Monroe is a nobody, but who else is such a big deal at this point in the season?

5) Arizona (4-0) - Caught a bye this week. Must win big against Oregon State to remain here.

6) TCU (5-0) - Shut out Colorado State 27-zip on-the-road. Hosts Wyoming next and must dominate to remain here.

7) LSU (5-0) - Lady luck favored the Tigers against Tennessee, and every champion needs some luck to climb to the top. I’ll leave the Tigers here until next week, when they travel to Florida. Yikes, I would not want to be LSU at Florida after the Gators got their butt kicked by Alabama.

Michigan State (5-0) - Took down No. 11 Wisconsin and whipped Notre Dame at South Bend. We will see if the Spartans can handle Denard Robinson and unbeaten Michigan this week.

9) Michigan (5-0) - The Wolverines give up a ton of points but have Denard Robinson, which no team following has. Can he lead the Wolverines over Michigan State at the Big House in Ann Arbor?

10) Arkansas (3-1) - Caught a bye week. Hosts Texas A&M next. Had better keep winning, and winning big. The Razorbacks are here because they only lost to Alabama by 4 points. Everyone else has lost to Alabama by at least 21 points, and that includes Penn State and Florida.

11) Boise State (4-0) - Away win over Virginia Tech at home looks a little better now that the Hoakies knocked off 23rd-ranked North Carolina State. For the Broncos to get more impressive they must not only win, they must win big, and Virginia Tech must keep winning as well.

12) Utah (4-0) - Gets bye week. Has beaten no one but the Pittsburgh Panthers, who are now 2-2.

13) Nebraska (4-0) - This is one up and down team - a world-beater one week, barely winning the next.

14) Stanford (4-1) - Had Oregon on the ropes early on, and could have finished if not for a late turnover that turned the tide against them. I still believe in the Cardinal, and think they are going to win a lot more games.

15) Florida (4-1) - Got it handed to them by Alabama, but still a team to be reckoned with until they prove different.

16) South Carolina (3-1) - Caught a bye week. Travels to Alabama next and must upset the Crimson Tide to remain here.

17) Iowa (4-1) - Handled Penn State, and has a bye week now before traveling to Michigan the week after.

18) Nevada (5-0) - Has absolutely no defense but can score points like Oregon. Catches another patsy this week in San Jose State, and could set a school scoring record as San Jose State (1-4) is really, really bad.

19) Miami-FL (3-1) - Whipped Clemson and now must host Florida State. Maybe we will finally find out if the rubber meets the road, or if the Florida State Seminoles (4-1) are for real.

20) Oklahoma State (4-0) - Has played no one but is unbeaten.

21) Missouri (4-0) - Has played no one but is unbeaten.

22) Wisconsin (4-1) - Upset by Michigan State, but I think the Badgers still have some life left in them. I hope they beat every team that Michigan State doesn’t.

23) Oklahoma (5-0) - Beat Texas in the Red River Rivalry, however, that is not saying much this year. Could only beat Utah State by 7, Air Force by 3 and Cincinnati by 2. And this is a powerhouse? Show me more or stay at 22.

24) Northwestern (5-0) - Yes, I know. The Wildcats have beaten Vanderbilt, AA Illinois State, Rice, Central Michigan and now Minnesota. But they are unbeaten, which is more than 103 other Division I-A teams can say at this point in the season, and that list includes Florida, Arkansas, Stanford, South Carolina, Iowa, Miami-FL, Wisconsin, NC State, USC, well, you get the point.

25) Kansas State (4-0) - Has beaten UCLA, AA Missouri State, Iowa State and Central Florida. Ditto the above.

The rest of the wannabes need to play their way into my poll, or sit on the sidelines and complain. You know, there can be only two results in a football game - results or excuses. The teams and the players decide each week which it will be by the way they play.

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