While some might argue, we think Rivalry Week in college football is the best week of the regular season. We bring you what you need to know, especially public betting trends along with the NFL Week 12.
We dig into sports personalities like Lane Kiffin, Justin Jefferson, Von Miller, and Peyton Manning. Plus, recap Thursday and share the latest football line moves and what side you want to be on for tonight’s Cavs vs. Bucks battle.
Since 2005, favorites have covered the spread two-thirds of the time on Thanksgiving but it didn’t happen yesterday.
Buffalo never threatened to cover the -9.5 against Detroit, needing a last seconds game-winning field goal. The Lions have covered four straight games in spite of being outgained in each contest by a grand total of 382 yards.
If you have Dallas at -10 or 45.5, you probably were not happy with the Cowboys’ Micah Parsons for getting a 15-yard penalty which set up the Giants’ backdoor cover and the Under being blown up.
New England and Minnesota were a highly entertaining way to end the day. A great back-and-forth contest that showcased Justin Jefferson is probably the best receiver in football and Rhamondre Stevenson is swiftly moving up the list for top all-around running back. Ultimately, it was the Patriots’ special teams that cost them the game.
The Egg Bowl made it four good football games to watch though you would have sworn they were using Pac-12 referees with several terrible calls. Ole Miss failed to cover the -2.5 because the Mississippi State defense held the Rebels to season-low 79 yards rushing.
The Over was the correct call on food and beverage for Thursday and by our own experience, the trips to the refrigerator looking for leftovers is 5.5 daily through the weekend and we would again recommend the Over.
It is Rivalry Week and we’ll have it covered from wall to wall with Florida vs. Florida State Friday, starting Saturday with Michigan vs. Ohio State and closing the day with Notre Dame vs. USC. This and 12 other battles and our Best Bets and top Last Chance Value Picks.
Make sure to follow our daily information for all the Group Stage action as we provide insightful information on the various matchups for your soccer picks.
The NBA is back and look for our popular NBA prop picks (they’re free) Friday and Saturday and come back Sunday as we break down the Mavericks vs. Bucks.
The fun continues in College Basketball with the holiday tournaments and you can pick up a ton of information quickly on the various teams. Also, watch for our daily free picks.
After being off Thanksgiving, hockey returns and we’ll provide free picks for the ML, Puck Line, and totals.
It is time for the rest of the Week 12 slate, as we have all 13 contests broken down. This and our Best Bets, Upset Alert, and top Last Chance Value Picks.
Most sportsbooks’ betting odds have the United States as a +625 underdog to England. More than anything, let’s see what they got.
We’ve mentioned on these pages that we like Lions coach Dan Campbell. Yet, Detroit keeps finding ways to lose one-score games, despite as one can see, the roster is much improved over a year ago.
He continues to make questionable calls in key spots and whatever his assistants are calling on defense, when they need a big stop it seldom happens.
The good news for Buffalo is Miller did not tear his ACL, but he will miss time at an important part of the season as the Bills try to earn home-field advantage in the AFC. This is worth noting.
With speculation that Kiffin is headed to Auburn, he told his team and the press that he expects to be back with Mississippi in 2023.
Frankly, who would want the Auburn job? Gene Chizik won a national championship and a year later was fired. Gus Malzahn played for the championship in his first year and was on the hot season thereafter and still got an extension. Bryan Harsin didn’t last two years.
Whether or not these were the best coaches for the job is immaterial, somebody hired them as their best choice. Hard to beat the money in the SEC, but it can take a toll.
After the Vikings’ victory Thursday we got a good look at Justin Jefferson’s custom Grillz. Who else wants some? (Only $200K we’re told.)
You should have heard that Saudi Arabia pulled off the greatest upset in World Cup history this week. Besides winning, they are getting this reward.
If you missed it, you have to see this full commercial. Check it out here.
Tonight in the NBA, if Cleveland can upset Milwaukee in the Brew City, they would take over first place in the Central Division. The total on this clash has dropped precipitously from 218 to 215.5 and 80% of the money is on the Under. Yet, 65% of bettors by volume have other ideas as their tickets are on the Over. What side would you be on?
Let’s get some winners! Have a great rest of your holiday weekend and see you back here Monday!