| NCAA-F | Oct 17, 2026 Virginia vs. SMU |
SMU -9½ -108 at BETONLINE |
in 19h |
Jack's Free Pick Saturday: SMU -9.5 It's a good time to 'buy low' on the SMU Mustangs. They have failed to cover the spread in three consecutive games coming in. They outgained Louisville by 37 yards but lost 41-31 on the road. They outgained Missouri State by 353 yards but only won that game by 10 as 30.5-point favorites. And they had a stinker against Boston College in a 25-16 win as 21.5-point home favorites, a BC defense that is much better than it gets credit for and held the Mustangs in check. But now the Mustangs are off a bye week and have two full weeks to get ready for Virginia. I think the three straight non-covers has us getting them at a discount now as a single-digit home favorite here in a tremendous spot. I expect them to put their best foot forward this week. Virginia is in shambles. The Cavaliers lost 38-27 to West Virginia as 10.5-point favorites on a neutral. That loss looks real bad now after WVU has since suffered three consecutive losses to Oklahoma State, Iowa State and Arizona with two in blowout fashion. Virginia went on to beat Delaware with a backup QB at home. But the last two efforts coming into this game are the most concerning. Virginia lost 38-7 at Florida State two weeks ago, and it was just as big of a blowout as the final score showed. They were outgained by 259 yards by the Seminoles and held to just 205 total yards. That's a FSU team that was just blasted 44-20 by Louisville last week, and one with a very poor defense. And last week the Cavaliers escaped with a 28-25 home win over Syracuse as 13.5-point favorites in a win they did not deserve. They were outgained by 142 yards by the Orange, who were playing with 3rd-string QB Malachi Nelson. They gave up 430 yards Syracuse. This Virginia offense is broken with Beau Pribula, who clearly isn't 100% and is not the dual-threat they expected him to be. He has just 97 rushing yards on 58 carries this season. The regression bug is finally hitting the Cavaliers after making the ACC title game last season while getting all the breaks in close games along the way. SMU has elite numbers and is still a ACC title contender. The Mustangs average 484.2 yards per game and 7.0 yards per play on offense, while allowing just 312.0 yards per game and 5.0 yards per play on defense. They are outgaining opponents by 172.4 yards per game and 2.0 yards per play this season, which are two of the best marks in the country. Look for them to put everything together off their bye this week against a reeling Cavaliers team, and to finally live up to their potential on the scoreboard with a win and cover. Bet SMU Saturday. No. 2 Ranked Overall Capper All-Time! Jack Jones has absolutely CRUSHED the books over the past 8-plus years! He is riding a 7225-6305 Run L3322 Days on all premium plays that has seen his $1,000/game players cash in $323,900! He was the No. 6 Ranked Overall Capper in 2022 as well as the No. 8 Ranked Overall Capper in 2023! He finished as the No. 2 Ranked Overall Capper in 2024 with his $1,000/game players up $186,910 since January 1st, 2022! No. 2 Ranked College Football Capper All-Time! Jack has delivered SEVEN Top-7 CFB Finishes L14 Years (#1 2024, #2 2012, #3 2018, #3 2014, #5 2016, #6 2020, #7 2017) to really put a beating on the books on the NCAA gridiron! He is riding a 1254-1049 CFB Run long-term that has seen his $1,000/game players cash in $104,890! He finished as the No. 1 Ranked CFB Capper in 2024-25! Jack has delivered a HOT 93-68 Run L36 Days to add to his 648-537 Run on all premium plays since February 11th! That includes a 64-32 Run on all top plays rated 20* or higher! This money train stays right on track with Jack's Saturday College Football 11-Pack for $69.95! Leading the charge are THREE 20* Top Plays in his 20* SEC GAME OF THE MONTH, his 20* Sun Belt GAME OF THE MONTH and his 20* Notre Dame/BYU ABC No-Brainer! You'll also receive 4 totals in all as he adds to his 426-323 Run on Football Totals! It would cost you roughly $400 to buy all 11 plays separately, so YOU SAVE $330 with this 11-Pack! Sign up and bet with confidence knowing you are GUARANTEED PROFITS or the next day of college football is ON JACK! |
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| NCAA-F | Oct 17, 2026 Northern Illinois vs. Wyoming |
Wyoming -7½ -107 at BETONLINE |
in 23h |
Wyoming -7.5 Locking this in early. Saturday FREE NCAAF ATS Play |
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| NCAA-F | Oct 16, 2026 Washington vs. Purdue |
Washington +3½ -110 at BUCKEYE |
in 3h |
My selection is on Washington plus the points over Purdue at 8 pm et on Friday. The Boilermakers are coming off consecutive 'upset' wins over Illinois and Minnesota and are being asked to lay points against the reeling Huskies on Friday. Washington is likely going to be without QB Demond Williams but I don't know if that's as big of a deal as it's being made out to be as he has struggled mightily this season. Backup QB Elijah Brown performed well in mop-up duty against Iowa last week and has starting experience from his time spent with Stanford. I look for the Huskies defense to bounce back here after an embarrassing performance at home against a good Iowa team last week. Note that Washington had held its first five opponents to 27 points or less prior to that 41-24 beatdown. Purdue has played well defensively over the last couple of games but I do wonder if it's sustainable. This is the same team that got torn to shreds by UCLA and Notre Dame earlier in the season (I realize Washington's offense isn't close to being at that level this season). Take Washington (8*). |
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| NCAA-F | Oct 17, 2026 Florida State vs. Miami-FL |
Florida State +21½ -110 at CIRCA |
in 1d |
Saturday's Free CFB Pick PLAY ON: Florida State +21.5 |
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| NCAA-F | Oct 16, 2026 Memphis vs. Tulane |
UNDER 55½ -108 at DRAFTKINGS |
in 3h |
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| NCAA-F | Oct 17, 2026 Western Michigan vs. Central Michigan |
Central Michigan +7 -110 at PLAYMGM |
in 21h |
Dave's Saturday Free Play: 1* on Central Michigan +7 The Key: Western Michigan beat Central Michigan 24-21 last season in a game that decided which team would be going to the MAC Championship Game. The Broncos went on to win the title. The Chippewas have not forgotten and will be hungry for revenge at home this time around. And catching a full TD with the Chippewas at home is a nice price. Both teams feature run-heavy offenses and this is expected to be a low-scoring game so all the points we get are even more valuable. Central Michigan has been impressive at home this year going 3-0 SU & 2-1 ATS including blowout wins over Wyoming by 14 and Akron by 24. WMU hasn't been able to get margin on the road going 2-1 SU but 1-2 ATS. The Broncos only beat lowly Rice by 7 and lowly Buffalo by 3 in their last 2 road games. They also lost by 25 at home to Boise State. WMU gave up 158 rushing yards to Monmouth, 209 to Rice and 173 to Boise State. CMU rushed for 339 yards on Wyoming and 332 yards on Akron. Take Central Michigan. **5X Top 10 NCAAF Handicapper!** Dave was the #5 NCAAF Capper in 2011, the #7 NCAAF Capper in 2009 and the #5 NCAAF Capper in 2008! He had his best season to date finishing as the #2 Ranked NCAAF Capper in 2020! He also finished as the #4 Ranked NCAAF Capper in 2024 two seasons ago! He is also on a 156-117 Run on NCAAF 7* Top Plays as well as a 29-8 Top Plays Run in all sports! Give your book the beating it deserves this weekend and hop on board for Dave's Saturday NCAA Football 13-Pack for $49.95! By doing so you'll earn access to his 7* Mountain West Game of the Year along with twelve 6* picks for you to crush your book with today ladies and gents! Dave guarantees you'll cash in a profit or you get his next day of NCAA Football picks for FREE! |
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| NCAA-F | Oct 17, 2026 Georgia Tech vs. Virginia Tech |
Virginia Tech -9 -110 at PLAYMGM |
in 23h |
1 Unit FREE PLAY on Virginia Tech -9 Georgia Tech is coming off a big 28-25 upset win over Duke as 4.5-point home dogs last week. But in that win they lost star RB Justice Haynes, who has rushed for 462 yards and 3 TD this season. Now they have to go on the road and face a pissed off Virginia Tech team that gave away their last two games. They lost by 2 to Pitt despite outgaining them by 204 yards. They then lost on the road at Cal last week, a place that has proven to be very tough to play for these ACC title contenders over the last couple seasons. Now the Hokies return home to Lane Stadium, which is one of the better home-field advantages in the country. Georgia Tech previously lost to Colorado at home, and that loss looks real bad now. They lost by 21 to Tennessee, a SEC team that is down a few notches this season. And they lost by 7 at Stanford, which is getting blown out by everyone else. The win over Duke doesn't look that great either with Duke playing such a soft schedule leading into that game. I expect the Hokies to handle the Yellow Jackets by double-digits. Give me Virginia Tech. *Top 10 Overall Capper 4 of L10 Years!* *#1 Ranked NCAAF Capper in 2020-21!* *#1 Ranked NCAAF Capper in 2012-13!* *#2 Ranked NCAAF Capper in 2017-18!* *#2 Ranked NCAAF Capper in 2016-17!* *#3 Ranked NCAAF Capper in 2008-09!* *#9 Ranked NCAAF Capper in 2014-15!* *#10 Ranked NCAAF Capper in 2018-19!* *#10 Ranked NCAAF Capper in 2024-25!* *1986-1746 Football Run! ($1,000/game bettors up $66,690)* *1687-1510 NCAAF Run! ($1,000/game bettors up $36,240)* *939-795 Run on NCAAF 5 Unit Top Plays!* I am a 5-Time Top 3 NCAAF Capper on this network and I am riding a 47-29 Run on Football Top Plays! Come bet with a proven winner this weekend and get your hands on my Saturday All-Inclusive NCAAF 15-Pack for $49.99! This card features SIX 5 Unit BEST BETS for you to feast on! You pay *ONLY $3.33/Play* for all 15 winners, and you are GUARANTEED-to-PROFIT or I'll send you my next day of NCAAF plays for FREE! |
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| NCAA-F | Oct 17, 2026 Ohio State vs. Indiana |
Indiana +3 -110 at CIRCA |
in 19h |
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith is the best player in college football in my view. But he's not going to be the main story here. |
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| NCAA-F | Oct 17, 2026 Wisconsin vs. UCLA |
Wisconsin +2½ +100 at BOVADA |
in 1d |
UCLA is laying 2.5–3 at home against a 4-1 Wisconsin team on Saturday night at the Rose Bowl, with the total sitting in the low-to-mid 40s. The number has been short and relatively stable in that range. Wisconsin is the better ATS side this season, and a short home favorite against a team already 4-1 is the tax. The points are the work. Wisconsin sits at 4-1 (2-0 Big Ten), averaging 31.6 points while allowing 16.6. The Badgers have been efficient on both sides of the ball (6.2 yards per play on offense, strong defensive numbers), with a perfect red-zone scoring rate and solid control in recent wins. They opened with a loss to Notre Dame but have since reeled off four straight victories, including a 24-20 road win at Penn State and a 31-3 home win over Michigan State. Wisconsin is 3-2 against the spread and 3-2 on the total. Their defense has limited opponents to roughly 16–17 points per game, and the offense has been balanced enough to stay in games without relying on explosive variance. UCLA is 5-0 (3-0 Big Ten) and ranked around No. 12, averaging 39.2 points while allowing 18.0. The Bruins have covered in every game so far (5-0 ATS) and have wins over California, San Diego State, Purdue, Maryland, and a 17-15 road upset at Oregon as double-digit underdogs. Their offense has been productive, particularly on the ground (over 1,200 rushing yards), but the quarterback situation is a major variable: Nico Iamaleava left the Oregon game with injuries and is expected to be limited or out, elevating Ty Dieffenbach or another option. UCLA’s defense has been opportunistic and strong in key spots, though the Oregon win was a tight, low-scoring grind. They are 3-2 on the total. Power ratings and models generally view the teams as close on a neutral field, with UCLA’s undefeated record and recent cover streak supporting a short home favorite. Wisconsin’s defensive metrics and recent ATS success against quality opponents keep the number tight. This is a physical Big Ten road test at the historic Rose Bowl. Wisconsin’s defense, which has limited scoring and yards effectively, faces a UCLA offense that has been efficient but may operate without its primary quarterback. The Bruins’ rushing attack and opportunistic defense will try to control tempo and create short fields. Wisconsin’s ability to stay balanced and avoid turnovers (they have been solid in that department) gives them a path to keep the game within a field goal or force a push/cover scenario. The total in the low-to-mid 40s reflects both defenses’ ability to limit scoring. UCLA has trended over in some games but under in others, including the Oregon win; Wisconsin has mixed results but has shown it can grind. Weather at the Rose Bowl looks warm and clear. Any confirmed absence of Iamaleava tilts the matchup further toward Wisconsin’s physical style and the points. UCLA leads the all-time series roughly 7-4. The teams have not met since 2000, when Wisconsin won 21-20. Wisconsin has taken the last three meetings overall (1993, 1998, and 2000). Games have tended to be competitive, with Wisconsin never winning by more than seven points in the series. Road games have been close historically, and the short number this week fits the pattern of tight contests rather than blowouts. Key trends include Wisconsin’s success in lower-scoring or one-score environments against UCLA, and the general tendency for short favorites in Big Ten games to face cover pressure when the underdog has a strong defensive profile and recent form. The sample is small given the long gap between meetings, but the competitive nature of past results supports the idea that a 2.5–3 point home favorite is not a large edge. UCLA is the undefeated home team with the cover streak and the higher scoring average, which is why the number has settled at a short 2.5–3 rather than something larger. Wisconsin’s 4-1 record, defensive strength, recent ATS success (including a road cover at Penn State), and the fact that short home favorites against teams already 4-1 carry a built-in tax make the points the side the number is arguing for. The quarterback uncertainty for UCLA adds another layer that favors the underdog staying within the number. If the juice on Wisconsin +3 stays reasonable, the points with the team that has the better recent ATS profile and a defense capable of keeping the game tight is the lean. Shop the number (it has moved between 2.5 and 3.5 in spots) and monitor the UCLA quarterback situation through the week. In a Big Ten matchup with both teams playing well, the short home favorite is the tax; the points are the work. Luke Fickell is 4-1 SU and 3-2 ATS at Wisconsin this season, including a 2-0 SU and 2-0 ATS stretch after the Notre Dame loss, with the last two covers coming as a double-digit home favorite against Eastern Michigan and as a short road underdog at Penn State. Wisconsin is 3-2 ATS overall and has already covered as a 9.5-point road underdog at Penn State. The Badgers are 1-0 ATS in their only true road game this season and are coming off a bye after a 31-3 home win over Michigan State. UCLA is 5-0 ATS and is laying a short number at home after a ranked road win. Teams that are 5-0 ATS and coming off a ranked road win have covered less often when the next number is a field goal or less against a team that is already 3-2 ATS. Wisconsin is 3-2 ATS and has covered in three of its last four games, including the road upset at Penn State. The Badgers are getting points on the road against a short home favorite that the market has already moved toward the visitor. The number opened UCLA -3 and is now -2.5. Wisconsin is the side that has already covered as a road underdog this year. UCLA is the side that has not been asked to lay a short number after a ranked road win. That is the spot. Bet the road dog of 3 or fewer in a Big Ten game against a home favorite that just lost its starting quarterback. Bet Wisconsin as a road underdog of 3 or fewer. Bet against a short home favorite of 3 or fewer that is missing its starting quarterback. |
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| NCAA-F | Oct 17, 2026 Kansas vs. Kansas State |
Kansas +3½ -108 at DRAFTKINGS |
in 19h |
#199 ASA FREE PLAY ON Kansas +3.5 over Kansas State, Saturday at 12 PM ET History is against us in this one but we love the match up for Kansas here. KSU has won 17 in a row but this looks like the year the Jayhawks have a great shot to break that run. Even if not, we expect a close game and we’re getting KU at +4.5 so above key numbers 3 and 4. Kansas simply looks like the better team this season. They have played the more difficult schedule (54th SOS for KU and 93rd for KSU) yet they have the better YPG and YPP margins. 2 of their 3 losses have come vs Missouri and Utah (both top 15 teams) and their other loss was fluky vs Arizona State (in London). That was a game Kansas lost but outgained the Devils by 185 yards and +2.1 YPP. They lost that game 24-17 but had 3 turnovers, missed a FG, and were shut out on downs twice in ASU territory and still had a shot to win the game. KSU was rolling early in the season facing weak competition and as soon as they stepped up vs a few teams with a pulse, it went south fast for the Wildcats. Their wins came vs FCS Nicholls State, Washington State (ranked 106th) and Tulane (ranked 92nd). After their 3-0 start they lost @ Cincinnati and were outgained by 3.0 YPP and then lost last week vs Houston and were outgained by 1.4 YPP. KSU entered their game vs Cincy as one of the top rushing teams in the country (played 3 poor defenses prior to that) but in their last 2 games they’ve been outrushed 504 to 272. If they can’t dominate the trenches, this Wildcat team is in trouble. They’ll have problems doing that in this game vs a Jayhawk team that rushes for 215 YPG and they are much better defending the rush than Kansas State. KU allows just 3.8 YPC (KSU allows 4.3 YPC) and they rank 14th in defensive rush success rate, 10th in defensive line yards, and 5th in defensive stuff rate (all great metrics to stop the run). KSU ranks 36th, 63rd and 42nd in those 3 defensive metrics. We like the coaching advantage for Kansas here as well with veteran successful head man Lance Leipold facing KSU’s Klein who is in his first year as a head coach at any level. The Jayhawks are coming off a loss vs a very good Utah team last week but played quite well and the final score of 41-24 was misleading. KU put up 6.7 YPP in that game and trailed by just 3 in the 4th quarter. Despite the long term dominance for Kansas State in this series, 2 of the last 3 meetings went to the wire with the Wildcats coming from behind in the 4th quarter to win by 2 and 4 points. Kansas has a decent shot at the upset here and we like the points. |
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| NCAA-F | Oct 16, 2026 Washington vs. Purdue |
Purdue -165 at ACE |
in 3h |
Ricky's 1* play on PUR. |
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