Michigan State -8
Syracuse +15
Northwestern +8.5
Wisconsin -5
Notre Dame -1.5
Kentucky -21
TCU +18.5
Alabama +6.5
LSU -24
Virginia Tech +7
Northern Illinois -5

Overall Record:

NFL 67-36-3
College Football: 46-49-1
MLB 20-10
College Basketball 102-69-6
NHL 0-1
NBA 28-20

Louisville covers -3.5 against UConn

Overall Record:

NFL 67-36-3
College Football: 46-48-1
MLB 20-10
College Basketball 102-69-6
NHL 0-1
NBA 28-20

I doubt you have ever heard of Edwin Baptiste and that wouldn’t be surprising since he is merely a wide receiver for the Morgan State Bears that play in the formerly named 1-AA NCAA football league. Well, you need to know who he is because this past weekend against Winston Salem St. Baptiste may have hauled in the best snag of the year and we are only a few weeks into the college season. Check out this clip!

Take USC -25 @ Oregon State

Overall Record:

NFL 67-36-3
College Football: 46-47-1
MLB 20-10
College Basketball 102-69-6
NHL 0-1
NBA 28-20

West Virginia covers -3 @ Colorado

Overall Record:

NFL 67-34-3
College Football: 46-46-1
MLB 20-10
College Basketball 102-69-6
NHL 0-1
NBA 28-20

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Duke -2.5
Fresno State +2
Georgia -7.5
Oregon -7.5
Michigan State -18

Overall Record:

NFL 64-33-3
College Football: 45-42-1
MLB 20-10
College Basketball 102-69-6
NHL 0-1
NBA 28-20

Arguably Ohio State’s most important player Chris “Beanie” Wells has been deemed unable to play tonight in the biggest game of the young college football season against USC. Wells has been questionable at best for the last two weeks after injuring his toe two weeks ago against Youngstown State. This is a huge blow to Ohio State’s offense and opens the door for freshman quarterback Terrell Prior to see more action because it’s a must that Ohio State have playmakers in the game against the impressive USC defense. The line opened up at USC -7 and now that Wells is out some sportsbooks have the Trojans as a -13 favorite. Does Ohio State have a chance?

Take South Florida -3.5 at home against Kansas.

Overall Record:

NFL 64-33-3
College Football: 45-41-1
MLB 20-10
College Basketball 102-69-6
NHL 0-1
NBA 28-20

As you know we called the UNC/Rutgers game last night, but we couldn’t have predicted the Tarholes would thump Rutgers that bad. In the end Rutgers was left embarrassed on National TV after losing 44-12 to North Carolina. I wonder if Schiano is still happy with his decision to stay on as coach for the University of New Jersey rather than going to Miami or Michigan? Any who, check out this video clip of how a Rutgers fan felt about being on a ESPN camera after a Mike Teel interception. Classy!

Take UNC and +6 tonight at Rutgers. I know UNC struggled at home against McNeese State a couple of weeks ago plus the ACC stinks, but I’m just not feeling Rutgers tonight.

Overall Record:

NFL 64-33-3
College Football: 44-41-1
MLB 20-10
College Basketball 102-69-6
NHL 0-1
NBA 28-20

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