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  Oskeim Sports
5:05 PM   Old Dominion vs South Florida  
NCAAF   12/17  
  Pick: Old Dominion 3
  Neither starting quarterback will play in this game, as South Florida QB Byrum Brown will be on the sidelines, while Old Dominion QB Colton Joseph entered the transfer portal.  Auburn hired South Florida head coach Alex Golesh on November 30, and Defensive Line Coach Kevin Patrick will serve as the team’s interim coach for the bowl game.  Since 1999, college bowl underdogs of +13 or less whose average game total is at least five points less than their opponent’s average total are 210-131-6 ATS (61.6%), including 93-52-4 ATS (64.1%) since 2017, covering the spread by an average margin of +3.1 points per game.  Both teams enter the Cure Bowl with identical 9-3 records, which is significant because South Florida is 8-14 ATS as a favorite versus opponents with the same record, including 3-9 ATS following a straight-up win.  Finally, underdogs have pulled outright upsets in five of the last nine Cure Bowl games and have covered the spread in six of its last seven.  Take Old Dominion as Jeff Keim’s Free Pick Winner for Wednesday, December 17.
  Sniper Wes
8:35 PM   UL Lafayette vs Delaware  
NCAAF   12/17  
  Pick: Delaware 3
  Delaware enters this matchup as a pass-heavy team led by quarterback Nick Minicucci, averaging 302.2 passing yards per game — tops in Conference USA and sixth nationally. They also tied for the conference lead in scoring at 29.8 points per game. Minicucci’s primary weapons are wide receivers Sean Wilson (60 catches, 796 yards) and Kyre Duplessis (55 catches, 755 yards), both of whom can stretch the field and create big-play opportunities.
Louisiana, by contrast, is a ground-and-pound squad, ranking 29th nationally in rushing at 189.8 yards per game. Running backs Bill Davis and Zylan Perry form a strong one-two punch, combining for 1,407 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns this season.
This sets up a classic air vs. ground showdown, and we like Delaware here. The Blue Hens’ ability to move quickly up and down the field gives them the edge, and we expect Minicucci to have a big day through the air. Roll with Delaware to take this one.
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BEST NCAAF HANDICAPPERS
    Top HandicappersProfitWCR
  Brian Bitler$19115.0016.6  
  Chip Chirimbes$16082.0016.7  
  John Ryan$10439.0013.7  
  Rob Vinciletti$9560.0011.4  
  Craig Patrick Sports$9230.0010.2  
  Glen McNeil Sports$8630.009.9  
  Winning Points$6050.0013.2  

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  John Ryan$2100.00100.0  
  Craig Patrick Sports$2000.00100.0  
  Alex Smart$2000.00100.0  
  Matt Fargo Sports$2000.00100.0  
  Brian Bitler$1900.00100.0  

TOP NCAAF CAPPERS PAST 30 DAYS
    Top HandicappersProfitWCR
  John Ryan$7954.0044.9  
  Tony Mejia$5745.0015.6  
  Kevin Thomas$5180.0030.1  
  Matt Fargo Sports$5070.0021.1  
  Mikey Sports$4798.0051.0  
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  Craig Patrick Sports$3500.0017.2  

TOP NCAAF CAPPERS PAST 60 DAYS
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  Brian Bitler$12475.0021.0  
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  Chip Chirimbes$10091.0019.6  
  John Ryan$10014.0023.1  
  Tony Mejia$9978.009.6  
  Kevin Thomas$6646.0012.7  
  Kyle Hunter$5145.0030.6  

TOP NCAAF CAPPERS PAST 90 DAYS
    Top HandicappersProfitWCR
  Brian Bitler$18287.0019.7  
  Glen McNeil Sports$12580.0018.6  
  Chip Chirimbes$10647.0013.8  
  Rob Vinciletti$6570.009.4  
  Winning Points$5380.0013.8  
  Mikey Sports$5286.0020.6  
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Methods Of Wagering With NCAAF Picks

Betting the NCAAF Point Spread

      Betting “against the spread” is the most popular way to wager on college football. NCAAF games are rarely perfect match-ups, and the spread is the sportsbook's way of leveling the playing field. In order to win a point spread bet or “cover the spread,” the favored team not only has to win the game – they must do so by a specified number of points (the spread). The spread encourages equal betting on both teams, as it essentially “gives” points to the underdog. You most often find spreads with half-points attached, which is known as a “hook.” The hook avoids the possibility of a push (or tie).
      Example: Clemson +5.5, Florida -5.5
The team with the negative number next to its name is the favorite; in this case, it is Florida (-5.5). If you bet on the Gators against the spread, they have to win the game by at least six points for you to win your bet. Florida is said to be “laying” 5.5 points in these circumstances. Another way to look at it is subtracting 5.5 points from the Gators final score at the end of the game. If the Gators still have more points after subtracting 5.5, then they cover the spread. In order to cover the spread, the favored team not only needs to win the game – they must do so by a specified number of points.
The Tigers have a positive number next to their team name, indicating they are the underdog. They do not have to win the game outright for you to win your bet. So long as they don’t lose by more than five points, you’ll come out a winner. Obviously, you would also win your bet if Clemson won the game outright.

Betting the NCAAF Moneyline

      While less popular than betting the spread, the NCAAF moneyline is the easiest football bet to understand. When betting the moneyline, you are simply picking the team that will win the game. NCAAF Moneyline bets are easy to understand, but they offer a poor return on investment when betting on the favorite.
      Example: Clemson +180, Florida -250
The NCAAF odds attached dictate your potential payout and the sportsbook’s implied probability. Florida remains the favorite on the moneyline, as indicated by the negative number (-250) next to the team name. But, in this case, that number means something different: a -250 moneyline tells bettors that they need to wager $250 on Florida in order to win $100. The positive number next to the Clemson (+180) gives us similar information, with one key difference. It tells bettors how much they will win on a $100 bet, in this case $180.

Betting NCAAF Totals (Over/Under)

      When betting the “total” on college football games, you are no longer concerned with which team will win the game. Instead, your focus is strictly on how many points will be scored overall. You may also hear this type of bet referred to as “over-under betting.”
      Example: Clemson/Florida Over 49.5(-115) Under 49.5 (-110) Sticking with our Clemson/Florida example, the sportsbook has set the total at 49.5 points. Again, the half-point (hook) is present to prevent a push. You have two options when betting totals: over (more than 49.5 points will be scored between both teams) or under (less than 49.5 points will be scored overall).
      When betting on the “total,” The moneyline shown in parentheses next to your choice determines the payout. This is calculated just like the NCAAF Moneylines above. Your focus on a NCAAF Totals Wager is strictly on how many points will be scored overall by both college football teams combines.