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NCAAF Betting Notes: Stanford hasn't needed to show much offense

09.15.2011     07:29 AM     Printer Friendly
Stanford -10 at Arizona O/U 54.5

Arizona head coach Mike Stoops acknowledged that because Stanford rolled over its first two opponents (San Jose State, Duke) the offense wasn't forced to dig very deep into the playbook. The Cardinal have remained 10-point road favorites for much of the week.


"They haven't shown nearly what they did a year ago," he said.

He gets no quarrel from Cardinal coach David Shaw on that score. "That's fair," Shaw said Tuesday.






Tags: College Football Stanford Cardinal Arizona Wildcats PAC-12




Duke-Stanford game very popular for sportsbooks and bettors

09.13.2011     06:44 AM     Printer Friendly
There was a lot of two-way action on last week's Stanford-Duke matchup. According to one oddsmaker, it had the largest handle of any matchup on the Saturday card with the public hammering the Cardinal and the wise guys pouncing on the Blue Devils every time +21.5 popped up. The end result was a win for public as Stanford crushed 44-17.


"I couldn’t believe the action on the Stanford game, it was the largest of the day," said Scucci. "Every time I moved past 21, we’d get a bet immediately sending me back. Stanford was by far the most popular side of the day."





Tags: College Football Stanford Cardinal PAC-12 Duke Blue Devils ACC




NCAAF Betting Notes: Arizona offensive line faces huge test vs. Stanford

09.12.2011     08:29 AM     Printer Friendly
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Stanford -10 at Arizona

Arizona entered the season with a completely new offensive line and the inexperience showed in the Wildcats' first two games. Arizona has committed the most penalties of any team in the country (21) and based on the play-by-play it appears as many as 11 were committed by the offensive line with seven false starts and four holdings – obviously other players could have committed some of those infractions. Quarterback Nick Foles was sacked only twice in the two games but the run-game produced only 116 yards on 2.83 yards per carry. The offensive line will face a very stiff test against Stanford this weekend. The Cardinal defensive front manhandled Duke last weekend with six sacks while allowing only 27 yards rushing. Off of two nearly perfect games, it looks tempting to fade Stanford and fire away with Arizona as a 10-point home dog but the Cardinal project to have a big fundamental advantage in the trenches.



Tags: College Football Arizona Wildcats Stanford Cardinal PAC-12




College Football LIVE In-Game Betting Blog 9/10/2011

09.10.2011     08:27 AM     Printer Friendly


Second half kick-off list

That will wrap up today's live blog. Great job by the Sportsmemo Crew with a 5-1 day. That ups our two-year live blog record to 53-33, 62%. Looking for more next Saturday.

(2:36 PT) Rob Veno passes along a recommendation on Memphis-Arkansas State Over 27.5 1st half.

(2:32 PT) Heavy steam on Temple across the board. Up to -16.5/-17 (Jazz) against woeful Akron.

(2:22 PT) Tim Trushel recommends Colorado +2.5 2nd half.

(2:10 PT) From Teddy: New Mexico St 8.5 yards per play at half v Minny. USC 5.1 yards per play vs Gophers D last week. Oregon more than 400 yards @ half v Nevada!

(2:09 PT) Now we know why Joe Pa was reluctant to name a starting QB. Nittany Lions' signal callers: 4-of-16, 41 yards first half against Alabama. Tide up 17-3.

(1:58 PT) Erin Rynning recommends NC State -3 2nd half.

(1:50 PT) Duke picks off Luck and takes it in for six. Cutcliff calls onside and Duke recovers. Blue Devils with the ball down 10-7 with 2 left in the 1st half.

(1:46 PT) From Erin Rynning: Gophers not quite ready for 3-TD favorite status, what happened to the D that shut down USC in 2nd H? New Mexico State up 21-7 (9.8 ypp) in Minneapolis.

(1:40 PT) A little easier against the WAC: Oregon up 27-0 (246 yards) with 9 and change left in the first against Nevada.

(1:33 PT) Renfree under constant pressure (two sacks already). Duke moving the ball against Stanford but Cardinal turning up the heat on third downs (0-for-6).

(1:30 PT) TCU shaking off the rust of Read more


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Sportsmemo Handicapper College Football Bold Predictions for 2011

09.02.2011     01:33 PM     Printer Friendly
Don’t you wish you could have predicted Texas’ 5-7 debacle or Auburn’s BCS Championship? Had those statements been made prior to last season, most would have considered them gibberish. But as bettors, we know outlandish outcomes happen all of the time and accurately calling for one can be extremely satisfying. Each year the Sportsmemo Handicappers try their best to provide a couple of potential long shots for the upcoming season. Poorly named but wildly popular, he are our BOLD PREDICTIONS for the 2011 seasons.

Erin Rynning’s Bold Prediction – UCLA will win the PAC-12 Championship
Obviously, representing the PAC-12 South is on the bold side to begin with, but winning the league is admittedly pretty far out.  What’s perhaps even loonier is that the Bruins could start the season 2-4 and still achieve what I’m calling for.  Of course, for any of this to occur, UCLA needs to be much, Read more


Tags: College Football Teddy Covers Erin Rynning Andrew Lange Marty Otto TCU Horned Frogs UCLA Bruins Illinois Fighting Illini




NCAAF Pointspread Analysis: Bettors key in on big Week 1 favorites

08.30.2011     01:10 PM     Printer Friendly
SportsMemo.com blog entry.
The chalk just got a little chalkier with the betting markets showing significant love for a handful of big Week 1 favorites. Let’s take a look at some of the matchups and line moves.

Mississippi State at Memphis - Did you know Mississippi State has been a road favorite just nine times since 2001? You’ll also be curious to know that of those nine games not once were they asked to lay double-digits. Their biggest line was -8 at Louisiana Tech back in 2008 – a game they lost outright 22-14. The line and the movement for this matchup not only suggest bettors like Dan Mullen’s squad but also that Memphis is going to be REALLY bad.

CRIS Opener: Mississippi State -27
CRIS Current: Mississippi State -29


Kent at Alabama Read more


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NCAA Football Handicapping: Odds to Win PAC-12 Championship

05.31.2011     12:54 PM     Printer Friendly
The PAC-10 is no longer with Colorado and Utah joining to create the two-division PAC-12. The conference will play a nine-game schedule with five contests within the division. The four California schools (Cal, Stanford, USC and UCLA) will face off every season despite being separated in North and South divisions. USC is not eligible to compete for a conference crown but games against the Trojans do count. The team with the best conference record will host the title game on December 3.

Oregon is the odds on favorite to win the North Division and conference crown. The Ducks play five of their nine conference games in Eugene including rival Oregon State. Oregon will however travel to Stanford, who is priced as the second betting entry in the North. The Cardinal also play five league home games. Not helping its cause, Washington State will play only three true home league games with a "semi-neutral" tilt against Oregon State slated for Seattle. On the flip side, the Beavers benefit tremendously by not only play Read more


Tags: College Football Oregon Ducks Oregon State Beavers Utah Utes Washington Huskies Washington State Cougars USC Trojans UCLA Bruins Arizona State Sun Devils Arizona Wildcats Colorado Buffaloes California Golden Bears Stanford Cardinal PAC-12




NCAA Football Handicapping: A look at quarterbacks in the PAC-12

05.25.2011     12:28 PM     Printer Friendly
SportsMemo.com blog entry.
Our conference quarterback coverage continues. Click links for SEC and Big XII. Of the original PAC-10 schools, all but Washington have the option of playing a returning starter at quarterback. Newbies Colorado and Utah also have returning starters.

North Division
Oregon
– Darren Thomas is back for his junior season. Under Chip Kelly, it doesn’t seem to matter who is taking the snaps with offensive production not too far behind. The one concern for Thomas and Kelly though has to be the offensive line situation. Kelly summed it up best when he said: “We lost three starters, three guys who had over 100 starts. That’s a big concern.” The Ducks boasted one of the most experienced and talented o-lines in the country last season.

Oregon State – There were some growing pains during Ryan Katz’ first full season but overall, he seems to fit the Read more


Tags: College Football UCLA Bruins UCS Trojans Arizona Wildcats Arizona State Sun Devils Colorado Buffaloes Utah Utes Oregon Ducks Oregon State Beavers Washington Huskies Washington State Cougars California Golden Bears Stanford Cardinal PAC-12




CBB Handicapping: Teams trending towards the Over

03.01.2011     01:17 PM     Rob Veno     Printer Friendly
Submitted by Rob Veno

SportsMemo.com blog entry.
Conference Tournament time begins for some tonight and for others it’s a last gasp to scramble for seeding as regular season play comes to an end.  Totals for the most part at this juncture of the season turn in some lower results in games with significant meaning. However, in this column I’ll examine some teams that have taken on serious Over the total identities.

Tonight is a great place to begin as we’ve seen the San Diego State at Wyoming game explode from an opener of 130 all the way up to 142 earlier this morning. The number has since come back and settled in at 139.5/140 but the flurry of Over money was certainly dedicated to Wyoming’s recent change in philosophy. Interim head coach Fred Langley decided to let his team run and play a full court, up-tempo style beginning with the TCU game 17 days ago. Since then, Wyoming has posted a 3-1 O/U mark. After totaling 144 points or more just twice in their previous 15 games, the Cowboys have now hit that mark three times in less than two weeks Read more


Tags: College Basketball Rob Veno




Betting market keen on PAC-10 home underdogs

02.03.2011     08:23 AM     Printer Friendly
The betting market has seen significant action toward a handful of PAC-10 home underdogs for tonight's action. Washington was bet down from an opener of -14.5 to -13 at Oregon State. Washington State opened as a 4-point fav at Oregon but that was hammered down to -2.5. And the biggest move saw Arizona open as a 5-point favorite at Stanford with that line currently -2.5 across the board. Lines courtesy of CRIS.

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Tags: PAC-10 College Basketball Washington Huskies Oregon Ducks Oregon State Beavers Washington State Cougars Stanford Cardinal



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