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1. Canadien Football League Week 19 - 11/6/2009
It’s the final week of the regular season and three of the four games still have playoff implications, thus the focus will on those. Toronto is the only team officially eliminated and one squad more will be finished after this weekend, with a bye week to be handed out along with playoff seeding. It had to happen eventually, but the road dogs were finally placed in the kennel with 0-3 ATS week. Nonetheless, an unbelievable 27-14 ATS season to date record, good for 65.8 percent. With just four games to play, the Under is 39-28-1, 58.2 percent.

2. NFL Week 9 Wagering Opportunities - 11/7/2009
New York may have the champions of baseball, but they also have football that was supposed to be a Super Bowl contender that’s surrendered 110 points in three consecutive losses. The Giants will attempt to end losing streak against San Diego before their bye week. It’s a conundrum for NFL sports bettors, with several large spreads in division games; do you take or give the points? Baltimore upset Denver last week and is now a road favorite at first place Cincinnati who’s rested off a bye. Hmmm.

3. Watch and Win more College Football Action - 11/6/2009
Several other contests on this college football Saturday are on the card, most with conference implications. Be certain to have everything in order to profit, full of the knowledge you need to succeed. Take a look at many of the more important contests on the college football scene and be prepared to win.

4. Conference clashes formulate CFB betting Saturday - 11/6/2009
It’s crunch in college football. Conference titles are up for grabs as calendar rolls into the first weekend of November. Upsets are not only likely, they are expected. Does LSU have the muscle to knock off Alabama? Will Ohio State win at Penn State to set up bigger Big Ten battle with Iowa next? If Stanford is going to upset Oregon, they couldn’t ask for better setup. Connecticut and Nebraska have had tumultuous seasons for different reasons; do they have one big game left in them? Can Tulsa rise from three-game losing streak and mess with Houston’s dreams? Answers forthcoming.

5. Broncos favored to impress voters - 11/5/2009
This is the first of three games Boise State has on prime time Friday’s to convince BCS voters they deserve to move back up in the standings and keep fingers crossed those ahead of them falter in the coming weeks. This might be the last chance for the Broncos to be beaten during the regular season, down in Ruston, LA at Joe Aillet Stadium.

6. Thursday NBA Wagering Options - 11/4/2009
With the New York Yankees champions of baseball for a 27th time and college basketball and NFL Thursday games starting next week, the NBA has a rather uncluttered sports marketplace for its televised doubleheader on TNT. Take a gander at tonight’s matchups and key betting information.

7. Pirates to Steal Victory from Virginia Tech? - 11/4/2009
East Carolina is in the driver’s seat in the C-USA East Division and takes a brief pause to try for second straight upset of Virginia Tech on their home turf. The Pirates have been off since Oct. 27, after mauling Memphis 38-19 and likes the direction the offense has gone in being more productive. In East Carolina’s last two games, they have averaged 478 yards per outing, be it against far weaker competition than Virginia Tech.

8. World Series Game 6 Betting Questions - 11/4/2009
Tonight either the New York Yankees win a 27th World Series or are pushed to a deciding Game 7. The beauty of a series is it evolves and takes on a life of its own, which is particularly true in baseball since every game involves two new starting pitchers that alter the dynamics from game to game. For the baseball bettor that means breaking the contest down into components in order to pick the right side or total. Here are Game 6’s most pressing questions.

9. November CFB Teams to Wager On - 11/3/2009
The last month of the college football season separates the contenders from the pretenders. This is the time where the best teams go and secure conference titles, while those with weakness are found to be fraudulent and meekly fall to the wayside. Teams that have has poor years will often be roughed up by better squads as coaches look to underclassmen seeking better results the following year.

10. Tuesday’s Top NBA Systems to Follow - 11/2/2009
It’s the first full week of NBA action, as professional basketball starts to slowly revisit our brains with November upon us. With the World Series wrapping up soon, sports bettors will against return to the rhythm of the ball pounding the hardwood, especially during the weekdays before the next football weekend approaches. Here is a look at the most important NBA system to consider for Tuesday night.

11. Buffalo short favorite vs Bowling Green - 11/2/2009
MAC East Division combatants do business on Tuesday night on a nationally televised cable contest. Neither Bowling Green (3-5 SU& ATS) nor Buffalo (3-5, 4-4 ATS) are going anywhere this season, mired in the lower dwellings of the MAC. This is especially painful for Buffalo coming off a league championship season and bowl game.

12. Platinum Sheet Sightings in the NFL - 11/2/2009
It was a long Sunday night in Cheese-land and probably a pretty slow work day Monday in much of the state of Wisconsin after Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings defeated the beloved Packers at Lambeau Field late Sunday afternoon. The realization is complete, no matter what Green Bay had hoped for, Brett Favre is still a very good quarterback and he makes the players around him better.

13. World Series Game 5 Betting Preview - 11/1/2009
Yankees manager Joe Girardi has been accused of micromanaging at different points throughout the postseason. Whether that point is true or not is debatable, but it is certainly more than what Charley Manuel has done for Philadelphia. Manuel is an old school-type, letting player’s work through difficult situations, so that next time they will be better prepared having experienced the rough parts.

14. NFL Bettors know “Who Dat?” - 11/1/2009
The New Orleans Saints are one of two unbeaten teams remaining in the National Football League and are 6-0. They have built a two game lead in the NFC South without playing a single division contest. That will change on Monday Night at the Superdome when they welcome second place Atlanta. The Saints and Falcons have long played a competitive and entertaining head-to-head series.

15. Marshall hopes plan works as underdog - 10/31/2009
Sunday night college football returns with this C-USA East Division encounter. Marshall (5-3, 5-2 ATS) is still the conversation for division crown and can’t afford any missteps. With a win, they stay tied with East Carolina at 4-1, whom they lost to earlier in the season.

16. Canadien Football League Week 18 - 10/30/2009
Like the swishing sound of snowshoes on fresh snow powder, road underdogs are flourishing each and every week in the CFL. British Columbia’s road loss in overtime 33-30 as a touchdown underdog, raised the season total to unthinkable 27-11 ATS, 71 percent for road dogs. That is a number that would never be thought to be sustainable, yet it has. Oddsmakers adjustments have seen the totals stabilize, however the Under is still 37-27, 57.8 percent.

17. NFL Week 8 Wagering Opportunities - 10/31/2009
The schedule might be on the light side again this week, nevertheless meaningful NFL action will be conducted. Who doesn’t want to see Brett Favre in his return to Green Bay and it is made all the more interesting with the Packers favored and they could nearly tie Minnesota for first place in the NFC North. It’s Game 1 of day/night doubleheader for New York at Philadelphia, with the first contest on the gridiron. Denver places its perfect record on the line in Baltimore and the Jets look to build on last week 38-0 shutdown hosting Miami. Seeing it’s a Halloween weekend, thought going a little macabre and discuss the merits of the Rams and Lions contest.

18. The wagering action never stops on CFB Saturday - 10/29/2009
The last weekend of October has the college football scene really heating up as conference races have taken shape. A number of teams are fighting to stay in contention while others have faltered and look to set sail on a new course. It promises to be quite a wagering day with vast number of options.

19. Trick or Treat Betting College Football - 10/30/2009
The last day of wagering on college student-athletes in October is here and it could either be a ghoulish experience or one that fills your bag with plenty of treats (cash). Some of the costumes for the World’s Largest Cocktail Party should be enjoyable and will Tim Tebow get the Florida offense back on track against rival Georgia. Oklahoma State and Oregon are both home and with upset victories, can change the order of power in the BCS standings below the top two. Virginia Tech’s loss gives Miami a chance to still win the ACC Coastal and they travel to Wake Forest off disappointing overtime defeat. If Central Michigan can trick Boston College, they gain stature for themselves as well as the MAC. Here’s hoping your bag is stuffed with goodies.

20. West Virginia a fidgety Friday night favorite - 10/29/2009
Before the season, the Big East Conference figured to be one of the most competitive in the country and that is holding true heading into the last weekend of October. West Virginia, as expected has held up well with 6-1 record (2-4 ATS). Like all teams, the Mountaineers have had to deal with adversity. Six turnovers cost them a win at Auburn and quarterback Jarrett Brown suffered a mild concussion on West Virginia’s fourth offensive play and left the game against in-state rival Marshall, which meant true freshman backup Geno Smith had to step in and guide team to 24-7 win.

21. Yankees uncertain favorite in Game 2 - 10/29/2009
The New York Yankees were left UT-terly dumfounded in Game 1 of the World Series. Chase Utley battled C.C. Sabathia in two at bats, following off strikes until the lefthander got just a bit too much of the plate and rifled two shots over the right field wall. Cliff Lee did the rest, in stifling New York on one run and six hits for complete game gem, which included 10 strikeouts and zero walks. Lee was seemingly in his own world on the mound with a pair of unusual fielding plays that he was almost flippant about.

22. Platinum Sheet Sightings in NFL - 10/27/2009
If you were one of the sports bettors who had Carolina at -7 at home against Buffalo last Sunday, you were robbed. No it wasn’t by the oddsmaker and it wasn’t by Jake Delhomme (though he played a strong supporting role), it was the Carolina kicker John Kasay. As advanced steps have been taken to analyze sports, one not given nearly enough credit is lost opportunities and how they relate to future results.

23. World Series Betting Preview - 10/27/2009
Most any year, the New York Yankees being in the Fall Classic automatically makes it special. Whether you love them or hate, the team in the pinstripes is an attention-getter as 26-time World Series champions. Because of their success, New York fans believe they should be in the World Series every year, however as long-time Yankees Derek Jeter and Jorge Posada would explain, wearing the uniform doesn’t guarantee you make it this far, let alone win as they have failed to do in last two trips.

24. College Football Questions Answered - 10/26/2009
While perusing a variety of forums, one common theme found is people have questions and can’t always get the answers they are looking for. This spawned an idea that possibly a number of people have the same or similar questions and we could answer them effectively and efficiently. Let’s not mess around and get to them.

25. East Carolina at Memphis Betting Preview - 10/26/2009
It hasn’t been quite the season East Carolina envisioned; however a victory at Memphis keeps them on track to defend their title as Conference USA champions. The Pirates (4-3, 2-4 ATS) are tied for first place in the East Division with Marshall and Southern Miss at 3-1 and take control, at least for the time being with a win.