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| Sniper Wes | 7:30 PM Georgia Southern vs Appalachian State NCAAF 11/06 |
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| Pick: Georgia Southern 6.5 Georgia Southern comes in off a 34-24 loss to Arkansas St, so they will look to bounce back vs App St here. The Mountaineers also come off a 24-21 loss to Old Dominion, so we have two teams looking to get back in the win column. The Eagles won the head-to-head last season 29-20, so App State has revenge here but this is a lot of points to lay for a Mountaineer team that is just not as dominant as they've been in years past, and we think Georgia Southern can hang tough here. Let's roll with the Eagles to keep it close. ? Check us out on Social Media: YouTube: @SniperWesDFS Instagram: @TheSniperPicks TikTok: @TheSniperPicks Facebook: @TheSniperPicks Twitter (X): @TheSniperPicks | |
| Joe D'Amico | 7:30 PM UTSA vs South Florida NCAAF 11/06 |
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| Pick: South Florida -14 It seems every THURSDAY, I get us paid, and this THURSDAY is no different. In have another NFL THURSDAY NIGHT WINNER for you in the RAIDERS/BRONCOS matchup, along with my NCAAF SUNBELT SMASH PLAY. I also have 3 NCAAB WINNERS: 1-0 CRASH THE BOARDS, my first CRUSHER, and my first CONSEBSUS releases. The winning doesn’t stop there. I also have 2 NHL WINNERS: 1-0 NO LIMIT, and 63% LAS VEGAS STRIP MOVE. Thursday’s FREE WINNER: South Florida Bulls. Game 112. 4:30 PM PST/7:30 PM EST. Oh, how the tides turn in college football. The last time UTSA and South Florida met was back in mid-November 2023, when the Roadrunners, a 14.0-point favorite, topped the Bulls at home, 49-21. Two years later, and now USF is a favorite of nearly two touchdowns (as of this post). While the visitor here is playing for bowl-eligibility, the home team is playing for AAC supremacy. That's right, the Bulls are one of six teams in the conference sporting just one division loss. Now Up Next for South Florida is a matchup with the conference’s top team, the Navy Midshipmen on the road. Normally I would look to fade a team like them in a situation like this. Not saying they're not going to win this game, but maybe they take their foot off the gas come the second-half. But as I mentioned, they have a tough game up next, before they finish their regular season schedule against two AAC pushovers in UAB and Rice. They don't want to take any chances here, my friends. Having said that, the Roadrunners, I feel, will come back down to Earth following an October 30 home win over the Tulane Green Wave. This is a team that has only one road victory this season straight up, failing to cover their last three games played as a visitor. On the other hand, I look for the Bulls to bounce back following a very tough, heartbreaking road loss at the hands of the Memphis Tigers on October 25, 34-31. Yes, they've had a little extra time to rest and prepare for this contest. Going back to last season, this team has covered seven of their last nine overall outings, which does include all four of those games played on their own field. If you recall, this team took down Boise State at home early this season, then on the road in “The Swamp” as nearly a three-touchdown underdog, bested Florida, and did take down North Texas approximately one month ago. They have covered some big numbers of 36 points, 27.5 points, and 20.5 points, already this season. The Roadrunners do possess a very powerful running game behind the legs of Robert Henry Jr., who is approaching the 1000-yard rushing mark. But the Bulls possess one of the best run defenses in the nation, allowing just 114.9 yards per game on the ground. They have a solid quarterback in Owen McCown, that will pass with success against one of the laxest pass defenses in the nation. But (and there's always a but), but South Florida allows only 24.4 points per game, and have already snagged 10 takeaways. Here's the kicker folks, the Bulls offense ranks in the top 10 nationally, accounting for over 40.4 points per game, equally good in the air as they are on the ground. Both places where UTSA struggles. The Roadrunners rank 131st against the pass and 97th against the rush. They also allow over 30.9 PPG. If this line would've been a little bit lower, I would've definitely put it out as a premium play. But I still like it. Take South Florida. Thank you. | |
| James Patrick Sports | 7:30 PM UTSA vs South Florida NCAAF 11/06 |
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| Pick: Over 68.5 Thursday Complimentary Selection from James Patrick Sports UTSA vs. South Florida 7:30 pm. est. The Roadrunners wrapped up (7-6) season on a high note, as they snagged their second straight bowl win in school history, outpacing Coastal Carolina with a (44-14). This is a team with (39) wins over the last four seasons. Head coach Jeff Traylor and his Roadrunners are hardly devoid of talent. Nine starters returning on offense for the Roadrunners. After four years in the wilderness, the Bulls enthusiastically welcome back third-year head coach Alex Golesh as USF returns starters (16). Led by QB Byrum Brown, the offense amassed (4,101) total yards as USF engineered one of the nation’s most remarkable turnarounds, flipping the script after winning just four of their prior (37) games. UFS’s highly charged up-tempo offense led the nation by running (82.1) plays per game last season. The Golesh/Joel Gordon offense is creative, up-tempo, and balanced, and nearly all hands are back on deck. Defense is the area that has to improve. Your Thursday Complimentary Selection from James Patrick Sports is a (3*) Play. #111. Take UTSA -USF Over the Total. In action across America in College Football, “Big Game James” Patrick has a (3*) Winner available for $20. Be there for the opening kick and cash in on the “Big Man’s” selection for Thursday Night NCAA Football Action. Good Luck from the staff of James Patrick Sports! | |
| Oskeim Sports | 8:00 PM Houston vs Central Florida NCAAF 11/07 |
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| Pick: Under 47.5 The under falls into a very good 257-198-4 (56.5%) college football totals system of mine that dates to 2011 and invests on the under in games involving conference home teams priced between -6.5 and +7.5 points versus teams arriving off a game in which they allowed 35 or more points. Houston arrives off a 45-35 loss to West Virginia and falls squarely on the foregoing situation. Since 1989, .600 or greater teams coming off a game that went over the total by 30 or more points are 325-245-5 to the Under (57%). Houston’s attack will struggle to move the chains through the air against a strong Central Florida secondary ranked 11th in passing yards per game allowed (161.4) and 6th in yards per completion allowed (9.9). Finally, Houston wide receiver Stephon Johnson is out for the season, and the Cougars’ aerial attack is 0.3 yards per pass play worse without Johnson on the field. Take the Under as Jeff Keim’s Free Pick Winner for Thursday, November 6. | |
| Sniper Wes | 8:00 PM Houston vs Central Florida NCAAF 11/07 |
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| Pick: Central Florida -125 Houston comes off a disappointing loss to West Virginia last time out as double digit chalk, so they will be motivated to get back in the win column here as that was embarrassing for them. That pretty much ends their hopes for a Big 12 title game spot and CFB Playoff berth. A big part of the loss was the turnover battle. The Cougars gave the ball away four times, including two interceptions and a fumble by quarterback Conner Weigman. They know they have to play better here. UCF just got blownout 30-3 by Baylor, and they are hoping Tayven Jackson can play better than he did last week. Don't forget, the Knights blew out West Virginia 45-13 two weeks ago, the same team that just beat Houston. Seems fishy that a 7-2 team like Houston is basically a pickem vs a 4-4 UCF team, but the oddsmakers believe in UFC here and we think they turn it around and do well also. Let's ride the home team here. ? Check us out on Social Media: YouTube: @SniperWesDFS Instagram: @TheSniperPicks TikTok: @TheSniperPicks Facebook: @TheSniperPicks Twitter (X): @TheSniperPicks | |
| Marc David | 9:00 PM Tulane vs Memphis NCAAF 11/07 |
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| Pick: Tulane 4 David's Free Pick We really like the underdog in this spot. The line appears to be highly influenced by Memphis jaw-breaking 8-1 record against the spread, but we think Tulane head coach Jon Sumrall is cooking up an upset and a big effort after a blowout loss at UTSA, just like they did after their first loss of the season. This is a 1% FREE PLAY on TULANE on the SPREAD. | |
| Oskeim Sports | 12:00 PM Temple vs Army NCAAF 11/08 |
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| Pick: Temple 7 Army is coming off a 20-17 win over Air Force, but the Cadets were outgained and benefited from a plus-three turnover margin. Since 1989, Army is 64-84-1 ATS (43.2%) as favorites, including 19-30-1 ATS (38.8%) as favorites of -3 to -7 points. Temple applies to a very good 196-144-6 ATS (57.6%) college football revenge system of mine that dates to 2008 and invests on certain avenging conference road underdogs of +3.5 to +9.5 points. Since 1989, unranked conference road underdogs of +6 to +16 are 272-165-6 ATS (62.2%) in games with certain totals versus opponents that won at least one game the previous season, covering the spread by an average margin of +2.7 points per game. Finally, Temple is 22-11 ATS (66.7%) following a loss since 2020. Take Temple as Jeff Keim’s Free Pick Winner for Saturday, November 8. | |
| James Patrick Sports | 12:00 PM BYU vs Texas Tech NCAAF 11/08 |
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| Pick: BYU 10 Friday Complimentary Selection from James Patrick Sports BYU vs. Texas Tech 12:00 noon est. (Saturday Afternoon) The BYU Cougars finished (11-2) and ranked No. 13. QB Jake Retzlaff is back after a breakout year, along with top targets Chase Roberts and LJ Martin. The defense is real Nasty – just (19.6) points per game allowed, as four foes were held to season lows in yardage. There’s no sneaking up on anyone as everyone’s radar has locked in on BYU as this team is stacked. The step up to the Big 12 conference has had a good impact on BYU’s recruiting rankings. The Texas Tech Red Raiders are ready to bust out in Year 4 under HC Joey McGuire. It's a remake as McGuire brought in (17) transfers, including seven four-stars (No. 3 class nationally.) Tech won eight for the second time in three years including wins over the Big 12 championship finalists Arizona State and Iowa State. With huge Playoff implications, look for close game in Lubbock, TX and grab the generous points and BYU. Your Friday Complimentary Selection from James Patrick Sports is a (3*) Play. #165. Take BYU Cougars vs. Texas Tech. In action across America in Friday College Football, “Big Game James” Patrick has a (3*) Winner in Friday action available for $20. Be there for the opening kick and cash in on the “Big Man’s” selection for Friday Night NCAA Football Action. Good Luck from the staff of James Patrick Sports! | |
| Alex Smart | 7:30 PM Navy vs Notre Dame NCAAF 11/08 |
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| Pick: Notre Dame -26.5 Notre Dame's top-tier run defense is perfectly positioned to neutralize Navy's triple-option offense, which has struggled against elite fronts (averaging 2.1 YPC in the last three games). . Neutralizing the option forces Navy into unfavorable passing situations, allowing Notre Dame to control the line of scrimmage and possession, which aligns with the Irish's strong defense-first identity in this matchup. Brian Newberry's teams are 0-5 ATS in their last five opportunities against teams scoring 37 or more points per game which gives credence to a strong betting angle for a prediction of a decisive Notre Dame win. The all-time series lead of 81-13-1 for Notre Dame and the current seven-game winning streak strongly favors the Fighting Irish. The last two scores being 42-3 and 51-14 underscore this recent lopsidedness. Projected score : Notre Dame 47 Navy 16 | |
| James Patrick Sports | 9:30 PM UNLV vs Colorado State NCAAF 11/08 |
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| Pick: Over 62 Saturday NCAA Football Complimentary Selection from James Patrick Sports UNLV vs. Colorado State 9:30 pm. est. Colorado State had climbed the mountain in each of it’s three seasons under HC Jay Norvell but his ride in Fort Collins is now over.. The stage is set for a final Mountain West spark before leaping into the restructured Pac-12 in 2026. A ($250) million facilities boost, including Canvas Stadium, signals CSU’s rising ambitions and his results weren’t accepted. QB Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi headlines a high-octane offense, boosted by transfer WR Donovan Ollie. Perhaps expectations for this program were a year too early, but the Rams are primed to be a nuisance in the Mountain West the remainder of this season. UNLV football has never been better. New HC Dan Mullen adds instant credibility after the loss of Barry Odom, who had the Rebels within a game of a playoff berth. The Rebels remain on a roll with a school-record (20) wins the last two seasons. Dan Mullen enters UNLV with good facilities and increasing financial support, UNLV is well-positioned to take that next step forward. Mullen is known for producing prolific offenses, Mullen has two successful head-coaching stints on his resume. He’s been away from the sidelines since ‘21, but Mullen’s offense and track record of winning will make UNLV an annual contender in the Mountain West. He inherits a senior-drained roster but restocks fast, led by dynamic Virginia transfer QB Anthony Colandrea – just one of (22) new additions. Mullen’s offensive mind and Colandrea’s playmaking could be electric. The Rebels lost their shot at glory last year – but with this new duo, they may be getting re-started. Your Saturday NCAA Football Complimentary Selection from James Patrick Sports is a (3*) Play. #177. Take UNLV - Colorado State Over the Total. “Big Game James” Patrick has a Big Five Bonanza in College Football’s Saturday of action from the Touchdown Club and his selections are available for $25. Top play on this card is rated as (5*) Pot of Gold selection. Be there for the opening tip at 12:00 pm eastern and enjoy all the fast-paced action of NCAA College Football while you are cashing in on your investments with “Big Game James” Patrick. When you need that Big Win think James Patrick Sports. The “Big Man” has Pigskin Fever! | |
| BEST NCAAF HANDICAPPERS | ||
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| Top Handicappers | Profit | WCR |
| Chip Chirimbes | $12706.00 | 20.2 |
| Craig Patrick Sports | $9120.00 | 15.0 |
| Brian Bitler | $7429.00 | 9.5 |
| Glen McNeil Sports | $5980.00 | 9.5 |
| Winning Points | $5800.00 | 18.7 |
| Red Dog Sports | $3600.00 | 30.0 |
| Tony Karpinski | $2810.00 | 9.7 |
| TOP NCAAF CAPPERS PAST 7 DAYS | ||
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| Top Handicappers | Profit | WCR |
| C-Stars Sports | $7400.00 | 100.0 |
| Tony Mejia | $5709.00 | 33.8 |
| Chip Chirimbes | $5500.00 | 100.0 |
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| EW SPORTS PICKS | $1900.00 | 47.5 |
| TOP NCAAF CAPPERS PAST 30 DAYS | ||
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| Top Handicappers | Profit | WCR |
| Chip Chirimbes | $9055.00 | 36.1 |
| Kevin Thomas | $7420.00 | 25.2 |
| Dionne D'Amico | $6484.00 | 22.1 |
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| Glen McNeil Sports | $6000.00 | 26.1 |
| LPW Sports Forecast | $5730.00 | 17.4 |
| Joe D'Amico | $3465.00 | 11.9 |
| TOP NCAAF CAPPERS PAST 60 DAYS | ||
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| Top Handicappers | Profit | WCR |
| LPW Sports Forecast | $7910.00 | 14.9 |
| Brian Bitler | $7108.00 | 11.3 |
| Glen McNeil Sports | $6530.00 | 13.1 |
| Kevin Thomas | $6110.00 | 11.4 |
| Winning Points | $5050.00 | 19.4 |
| Craig Patrick Sports | $4920.00 | 9.2 |
| Chip Chirimbes | $4741.00 | 9.7 |
| TOP NCAAF CAPPERS PAST 90 DAYS | ||
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| Top Handicappers | Profit | WCR |
| Chip Chirimbes | $11806.00 | 19.1 |
| Craig Patrick Sports | $9120.00 | 15.0 |
| Brian Bitler | $7429.00 | 9.5 |
| Glen McNeil Sports | $5980.00 | 9.5 |
| Winning Points | $5800.00 | 18.7 |
| Big Mike Sports | $3622.00 | 11.8 |
| Red Dog Sports | $3600.00 | 30.0 |
