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1* Free Play on Cyril Gane -190

1* Bet on Oakland +1

*Free Play on North Carolina* The North Carolina Tar Heels have really turned the corner recently. North Carolina has decided to go extremely pass heavy, and it is working. Jelani Thurman is a top notch tight end who is a matchup problem for nearly everyone. Billy Edwards has been working the short passing game in recent weeks very successfully.

Louisville's biggest weakness is against the pass. The Cardinals secondary will be tested here. Louisville is a very good offense, but they aren't likely to hit as many explosives as normal in this one. North Carolina is 9th in the nation in explosiveness allowed.

Louisville is heavy penalized (7.11 penalties per game). The Tar Heels average only 4.44 penalties per game (9th in the country).

I'll grab the points and North Carolina.

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[1%] Free Play on CS Sacramento -3 -115

1* Free Pick on Utah State/San Diego State over 44 -110

This is a FREE PLAY on Montreal.

I like the Habs to build off their 5-2 win at Boston. So far they're 5-2-3 at home this season.

Colorado opened its difficult Eastern road trip with a 6-3 win at Toronto, but then lost 4-3 in OT at Ottawa most recently. The Avs are still just 4-5-1 on the road so far.

The last time these teams played here was on January 29th, and the Habs won by a score of 7-3.

Montreal has the advantage at home here and I think offers great value at this price.

I recommend a second look at the CANADIENS. But, what do you think?

Can Colorado bounce back from the Sens loss, and will the Habs blow this opportunity?!

I personally like MONTREAL in this spot, and think it's a great price for a good home team.

Consider the Habs!

Good luck, NP

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PLAY ON: Cardinals +10 

Free Play on Rice -3 -115

1* Free Wiseguy Play on Cal-Riverside +5 -110

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1* Free Pick on Raiders +3½

Seattle rolls into Las Vegas without its starting quarterback, and I don't think a field goal and a half properly prices what this offense looks like right now.

Sam Darnold is out. Drew Lock is in line to start again, and even he is questionable with Jalen Milroe behind him, a quarterback who hasn't taken a regular-season snap this year. Seattle has scored 17 points in back-to-back games with Lock running the show, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba just posted a season low in receiving yards working with him.

The protection in front of Lock is a problem too. Left tackle Charles Cross and guard Quenton Nelson are both doubtful. A backup quarterback behind a patchwork line on the road is a hard way to cover anything.

Seattle is averaging just 19.4 points over its last 5, and the Seahawks are 2-3 in that stretch. This is not the offense the market remembers from earlier in the season.

The Raiders can score on anybody. Kirk Cousins has produced 21 total touchdowns through nine starts. Brock Bowers has hit 70 receiving yards in all seven of his appearances with 6 touchdowns, and Matt Gay is 19-for-21 on field goals kicking indoors. Vegas is averaging 26.4 points a game and hung 38 on the Jets two weeks ago.

Seattle's defense is legitimately good, no argument there. But against a limited offense that struggles to reach 20, the Raiders only need to keep this a one-score game, and they have the weapons to do it at home.

Give me the Raiders +3.5 (-110) in Seahawks at Raiders.

Dave's Saturday Free Play:

1* on Washington -2

The Key: I like the price we are getting on Washington as a short road favorite over Michigan State this week.  No question Washington is the superior team when you look at the numbers.  The Huskies average 5.7 YPP on offense and yield 5.4 YPP on defense.  The Spartans average 4.5 YPP on offense and yield 5.4 YPP on defense.  They are also one of the most banged up teams in the country dealing with a plethora of injuries.  But the main reason for this play is the letdown spot for the Spartans, who are coming off a shocking 15-6 win over rival Michigan last week as 14-point dogs.  They have Oregon on deck next week and will be flat as a pancake in this sandwich spot against the Huskies.  Take Washington.

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1 Unit FREE PLAY on San Diego State +3

The San Diego State Aztecs are tied for 2nd place in the wide open Pac-12.  They have the big advantage of having a bye last week to prepare for this stretch run.  Utah State doesn't have the same luxury and will be playing for a 4th consecutive week after a hard-fought 17-10 home win over Fresno State last week.  These teams have huge home/road splits.  SDSU is 4-1 SU at home this season including wins over Texas State and Fresno State.  Utah State is 0-4 SU on the road this season.  It's an ugly injury report for the Aggies heading into this game too as they will be without several starters including two starting OL and two key LB's on defense.  They will also be without their best WR in Eli Wood (37 receptions, 479 yards, 5 TD) and S Chapman Lewis (32 tackles).  Give me San Diego State.

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1* Free Sharp Play on Nevada -10 -110

Free Play from Doc’s Sports. Take UCF Knights over Arizona State Sun Devils (Saturday, November 14, 3:30 p.m., ESPN2)

Both teams have had up-and-down seasons, and the winner clinches bowl eligibility. I like UCF to take care of business at the Acrisure Bounce House and earn its second straight win and third in four games. Arizona State is coming off a home win over Colorado, but the Sun Devils have alternated wins and losses all season. I expect that pattern to continue in Orlando, where I like the Knights to win by double digits.

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Penn State's defense is why I like them to cover the spread here on Saturday against Minnesota. The Nittany Lions allow just 297.3 yards per game, 19th nationally, and their pass defense is still the best among Power 4 teams and third nationally, with 14 turnovers forced and a plus-7 turnover margin. That matters against Minnesota quarterback Drake Lindsey, who completes 66 percent of his passes with 11 touchdowns and 3 interceptions when kept clean, but drops to 41.2 percent with no touchdowns and 4 interceptions under pressure. Minnesota's offensive line is banged up, without interior starters Ashton Beers and Brett Carroll, and its defensive tackle room is thin after losing Riley Sunram last week and Jaylin Hicks for the season.

Minnesota's offense is the weak link here, averaging just 307.6 yards per game, 128th in FBS, with only 98.6 rushing yards per game, 132nd, and converting third downs at 31.5 percent, 129th. Penn State has won two straight out of its bye, including a 28-25 win at Washington, and Chase Sowell leads the passing game with 635 yards and four touchdowns. Penn State leads the series 11-6 and is 6-2 in the last eight meetings. Take Penn State to shut down the Golden Gophers and cover the spread here on Saturday.

Free Play: 140. Penn State

Texans -4.5

Houston is finding its offensive rhythm at exactly the right time, and Cleveland is walking into a matchup that doesn't favor its defense. The Texans just hung 44 points on the Chargers, and that balanced attack should give the Browns plenty of headaches. Houston can establish the ground game early, forcing Cleveland to respect the run before opening up opportunities through the air. Deshaun Watson facing his former team makes for a nice storyline, but revenge doesn't block anybody or stop an offense that's gaining momentum. With playoff positioning on the line, Houston has the weapons to create separation and turn this into a comfortable win. Lay the points with the Texans. Locking this in early. Ray’s daily FREE plays are meant to be smaller bankroll plays. Money management is everything in this game, and these freebies are designed to keep you moving in the right direction. Today's FREE selection is a strong lean on the Texans -4.5. The number makes sense, the spot is right, and it’s a play worth taking. You know what to do. Good luck — Razor Ray.

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Sunday’s late-window matchup at AT&T Stadium pits a high-octane 49ers attack against a Cowboys defense that has spent most of the season looking for answers. The total sits at 55.5 after opening lower, and the ingredients on both sides of the ball point toward a game that can clear it.

Brock Purdy has been efficient all year, completing passes at a high rate with 17 touchdowns against five interceptions and a passer rating north of 109. He operates in a scheme that creates clean windows and easy completions, and he has already shown he can move the chains with his legs when needed. Dak Prescott counters with volume. He has thrown for over 2,300 yards with 16 scores, leaning on CeeDee Lamb as the primary target. Lamb has already cleared 900 receiving yards with seven touchdowns. When Prescott has time, the Cowboys can pile up yards quickly through the air. The quarterback contrast is not about who is better in a vacuum; it is about two capable passers facing defenses with clear vulnerabilities. Purdy gets a soft run front and a secondary that has been gashed on third downs. Prescott faces a 49ers defense that is stingier overall but still allows enough explosive plays to keep drives alive.

The running game tilts the scale further. Christian McCaffrey remains the engine of the 49ers’ offense, with nine rushing touchdowns and a dual-threat role that forces defenses to account for him on every snap. Dallas ranks near the bottom of the league in rushing yards allowed per game, giving up well over 140 on the ground and ranking among the worst units on third down. The Cowboys have surrendered multiple long runs this season, including several of 40-plus yards. When a scheme like Kyle Shanahan’s can mix zone runs, misdirection, and play-action off the run, a defense that struggles to set the edge tends to give up chunk plays. George Kittle adds another layer. He has been productive in the intermediate areas and in the red zone, and Dallas has not consistently taken those routes away.

On the other side, the Cowboys’ offense can keep pace. They average more than 27 points per game themselves, and their passing game has the pieces to stress a secondary. The 49ers defense is improved and ranks among the better units in points allowed, but it is not immune to big plays, particularly when the opposing quarterback can get the ball out quickly to Lamb. Both teams convert in the red zone at solid rates, which raises the ceiling when drives reach the 20-yard line.

The systems clash in a way that favors scoring. Shanahan’s offense ranks near the top of the league in yards per play and red-zone efficiency. It is designed to create numbers advantages and keep defenses guessing between the run and the pass. Dallas’ defense ranks near the bottom in total yards allowed, third-down stops, and points allowed. They have given up 20 or more points in a long stretch of consecutive games, a franchise-length streak that has stretched across multiple months. When a team that converts at a high rate on third down faces a unit that ranks last in that category, sustained drives become more likely. The Cowboys’ own offense, built around Prescott’s arm and Lamb’s separation, has shown it can score in bunches even when the defense is struggling. Recent Cowboys games have produced totals in the high 40s, 50s, and 60s multiple times this season. San Francisco’s last outing was a 38-17 win, continuing a pattern of putting points on the board against weaker fronts.

Longer-term patterns in the series reinforce the scoring outlook. The rivalry has produced several high-scoring games in recent years. The 2023 meeting ended 42-10 in favor of the 49ers. The 2024 game finished 30-24. The 2020 contest went 41-33. While not every meeting has been a shootout, the sample includes multiple results well above 50 combined points, especially when both offenses are functional. AT&T Stadium is a controlled indoor environment, removing wind or weather as a limiting factor. The line movement from the mid-52s up to 55.5 reflects money coming in on the over as the matchup details have settled.

Neither side is limited to a ground-and-pound approach that grinds the clock. Both have playmakers who can turn short fields or broken plays into touchdowns. McCaffrey and Kittle create matchup problems in space for Dallas. Lamb and the Cowboys’ receivers create separation against a 49ers secondary that has had to cover a lot of ground this year. When two offenses that rank in the top half of the league in scoring face defenses with clear soft spots—one that cannot stop the run or third downs, the other that is good but not elite at eliminating explosives—the combined output tends to climb.

The 55.5 number is not a soft total for a game featuring these two attacks. It is the highest on the Week 10 slate for a reason. The player-level edges, the scheme mismatches, the recent scoring form on both sides, and the indoor setting all lean the same direction. History between the clubs shows they are capable of clearing numbers in this range when the offenses are clicking. Everything points to a game that can go over 55.5.

My selection is on Arizona plus the points over Los Angeles at 4:05 pm et on Sunday.

Bettors figure to line up to back the Rams on Sunday as they roll into this game on the heels of three straight wins both SU and ATS and just welcomed back Myles Garrett to an already fearsome defense last week. Of course, Arizona is down to third-string rookie quarterback Carson Beck after trading away Jacoby Brissett and losing backup Gardner Minshew to an injury. I don't expect the Cardinals to put too much on Beck's plate here. While Arizona isn't a great team, it hasn't given up on the season, having split its last four games. The problem for the Cards has been stringing together consecutive strong performances which is why last Sunday's rather lifeless 14-3 loss in Seattle wasn't a surprise following an 'upset' win in Dallas the week previous. Arizona continues to play hard defensively, holding six of its nine opponents to 5.8 yards per play or fewer this season and its last two foes to just 3.8 and 4.8 yards per play. The Rams offense has been anything but explosive for much of the season and will be without WR Puka Nacua who joins Davante Adams on the sidelines this week. This one might not be pretty but we'll grab all the points we can get with Arizona. Take Arizona (8*).

1* on Ducks -108

South Carolina v Arkansas CFB Free Pick

The Angle(s): The South Carolina Gamecocks' offense has been rolling, averaging nearly 35 points per game, and five of their last seven games have cleared this total, including a 42-25 shootout at Oklahoma and a 34-35 thriller with Kentucky. That's a tough matchup for an Arkansas Razorbacks defense allowing almost 28 points per game, which has given up 34 points to both Missouri and Texas A&M in recent weeks.

Arkansas will be pushing to keep pace at home under the lights in Fayetteville, and South Carolina's defense has shown it can be had in high-tempo games. Expect plenty of points in this nighttime SEC clash.

The Bet: Over (3%). 

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Key Angle: It's important to remember that Ricky never makes a bet on any game based on just one angle. In order to make the grade, all his premium picks must meet several important criteria. He doesn't share all his secrets within his analysis, instead he chooses to reveal only the angle that he feels is the most significant. Here in this game the recent history of these two teams is particularly significant.

- The Maple Leafs are 7-3 ATS in the last 10 head to head meetings.

- The Oilers are 2-4 ATS in their last 6 games.

- The Maple Leafs are 4-1 ATS in the last 5 home head to head meetings.

Verdict: The value is on the home Underdog.

Free Play – Take #224 Boise State -14.5 over Oregon State (6:00 p.m. ET, Saturday, November 14)

A couple of weeks ago, this would be a marquee matchup in the new Pac-12. That has all changed. It started with Boise State losing veteran QB Maddux Madsen to injury. He did not play last week, and at last look was listed as - questionable. However, Broncos' backup Max Curforth led the comeback against Texas State and positioned his team to score 64 points against a porous Colorado State defense. Either way, Boise State looks in good hands. Oregon State was 5-2 two weeks ago, and this appeared to be a showdown. However, opposing teams have taken the Beavers' run game away. Though QB Braden Atkinson is the FBS leader in passing, he’s been under excessive duress in a one-dimensional offense, was injured last week, and is presently listed as doubtful. Oregon State’s run defense wasn’t good, but it has conceded an amazing 576 yards in the last eight quarters. When you package all this info, the boys on the blue turf have gone from -9 to -14.5 home favorites. The Beavers have been less than eager at 0-6 ATS in away games after two or more consecutive straight-up losses. While, Boise State is 8-0 ATS after playing a game where 60 total points or more were scored. Even if Atkinson were to play, the number would drop, and OSU’s defense won't be better.

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Iowa’s defense is elite (around 12 points allowed per game), which is why the number is this big. Their offense, though, averages only about 28 points and doesn’t typically blow people out. A lot of their wins are grinders.

Purdue can score. They’re averaging nearly 30 points a game, Ryan Browne has thrown for over 2,200 yards, and they’ve stayed competitive in several losses (29 against Maryland last week, 26 vs. Washington). They’re not shutting Iowa down, but they’re also not the type of team that usually gets run off the field by 20+.

Models and power ratings are generally closer to Iowa by 13-14 than 17.5. Iowa should win at Kinnick, but covering a number this large usually requires an offensive explosion they don’t consistently produce. Purdue’s ability to put some points on the board should keep this from being a pure blowout.

Play on Purdue plus the points rotation #161

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