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NCAA-B | Dec 04, 2020 North Dakota vs Minnesota |
Minnesota -21½ -107 at pinnacle |
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This is a 10* on MINNESOTA Big time mismatch here as Minnesota is 3-0 while North Dakota State is 0-2. You might be thinking that the large point spread could be of “assistance” to the Fighting Hawks on Friday, but you’d be wrong as they are 0-6 ATS their past six chances as a road underdog of at least 12.5 points. Not only did ND suffer a double digit loss in the season opener at Miami (OH), they lost to a team named Dixie State just two days ago. That’s a brand new team to Division I and the fact ND was just a three-point favorite to begin with speaks volumes about the state of this program. Meanwhile, Minnesota is averaging 84.7 points in three games. They just beat Loyola Marymount twice. While they didn’t cover the second time, they held LMU below 25% shooting from three-point range. That coupled with an explosive offense should result in an easy win Friday. The Gophers got called for a lot of fouls in their last game, which is why that game stayed so close. Don’t see them getting whistled as much tonight at home and against a really bad team, that means a blowout is coming. Play on MINNESOTA AAA |
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NCAA-F | Dec 04, 2020 #Boise State vs #UNLV |
#Boise State -27½ -106 at Draft Kings |
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This is a 10* on BOISE STATE Boise State was to have a high-profile matchup against San Jose State last Saturday. (When was the last time San Jose State was in a “big game?”) Those are the only two teams without a conference loss in the Mountain West, but COVID-19 didn’t allow us to get down to one unbeaten. So after an unexpected week off, Boise now gets to play a team at the opposite end of the conference standings. UNLV is pretty much as bad as it gets with an 0-5 record. The best they’ve been able to do ATS is a single push. The Rebels haven’t played anyone close to as good as Boise State and yet they’ve lost every game by at least 13 points.They lost to San Diego State by 28 and Wyoming (last week at home) by 31. Boise State may have gotten blown out by BYU earlier in the year, but that was without their starting QB. Hank Bachmeier is back and the Broncos have gone 4-0 SU (3-1 ATS) in conference play while averaging 45.8 points per game. They get to go against a defense that is 114th in the country in yards allowed. This game will not be close. Play on BOISE STATE AAA |
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NCAA-F | Dec 04, 2020 UL-Lafayette vs Appalachian State |
OVER 53 -110 |
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This is an 8* on the OVER The Sun Belt is really strong at the top this year. The conference currently boasts two Top 25 teams and neither is Appalachian State, who has been the standard-bearer the last couple seasons. It should be a good one Friday night in Boone, NC as App State hosts #25 Louisiana, who will be playing in the Conference Championship Game on December 19th against a Coastal Carolina team that might still be undefeated. It’ll be the third straight year for Louisiana in that game. They’ve never won it, nor have they ever defeated Appalachian State (0-8) since they became conference rivals. It won’t be easy this time either though they do average 35.0 points/game after scoring 70 last week. On the flip side, look for Appalachian State to move the ball in this game via the run. The Mountaineers are averaging 256 rushing yards per game. That’s a problem for a Louisiana defense that is allowing 170 rushing yards per game. The Ragin Cajuns have already permitted 16 rushing touchdowns and when they faced Coastal Carolina earlier in the year, they allowed 200+ yards on the ground and a pair of touchdowns. Two offenses averaging more than 30 points/game merit a total higher than this. Play on the OVER AAA |
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