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Alex Smart has been wagering professionally on sports and horse racing for the better part of 30 years. He has numerous top 10 Basketball and Football finishes at the Sports Monitor since becoming documented 17 years ago and has consistently finished among the nations top handicappers in all major North American sports venues
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Mississippi State rolls into Faurot Field as a 7.5-point underdog with bowl dreams dangling by a thread, and the Bulldogs have every reason to cover this number against a Missouri team still licking wounds from back-to-back home losses. Jeff Lebby’s squad has been a road warrior all season, going 5-2 ATS when the Last Train leaves Starkville and 7-1 ATS in its last eight true road games overal...covering in four of five away dates this year despite a defense that ranks 118th against the run. Freshman QB Kamario Taylor’s dual-threat spark (1,456 passing yards, 512 rushing) keeps the chains moving, and the Bulldogs’ opportunistic secondary has snagged picks in six straight games. Eli Drinkwitz’s Tigers boast the SEC’s top ground attack, but true freshman Matt Zollers in just his second start limits explosive plays, and Missouri’s offense has managed 17 points or fewer in three of its last four home tilts. State has thrived as a live dog all year, and with bowl eligibility on the line, expect Lebby’s crew to hang tough on Senior Day.
Play on Miss State to cover
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The key dynamics her...this matchup , at Boone Pickens Stadium screams opportunity for the Wildcats to rebound explosively. With Kansas State (4-5 overall, 3-3 Big 12) entering as 19.5-point road favorites and the total set at 50.5, the implied score from models like Data Skrive points to a 35-16 K-State win, but the motivational and historical edges suggest even more dominance.
The Cowboys (1-8 overall, 0-6 Big 12) are indeed the Big 12's punching bag this season, with their lone win coming in the opener against FCS opponent UT Martin. They've dropped eight straight since, including a humiliating 38-21 loss to Kansas last week as 24.5-point underdogs—covering but still looking utterly outmatched. This extends a brutal skid: 15 consecutive Big 12 losses dating back to last year, the longest active conference drought in FBS.
The coaching carousel adds to the chaos. Longtime head coach Mike Gundy was fired in late September after a 1-2 start, with the program citing a need for "new direction" amid roster turnover and NIL struggles. Offensive coordinator Doug Meacham has taken over as interim, but the results haven't improved—OSU ranks dead last in the Big 12 in scoring offense (15.2 points per game) and total yards (297.7 per game). Defensively, they're a sieve, allowing 38.8 points per contest (134th nationally), with particular weakness against the pass (bottom-10 in yards allowed per attempt).
Playing at home should help, but this is a demoralized squad "playing out the string," as you put it. They've covered just twice in nine games (2-7 ATS), and as +19.5 underdogs, they've gone 0-5 straight-up in similar spots this year. The psychological toll of Gundy's exit and the losing streak could lead to another no-show performance.
The Wildcats are licking their wounds from a 43-20 home thrashing by Texas Tech last week—a 23-point margin that snapped a three-game win streak and dropped them below .500. But this fits the exact profile for K-State's signature response: They're 11-1 ATS in Big 12 games following a loss of 20+ points over the past decade, often winning those bounce-backs by an average of 28 points. Examples include a 41-7 rout of Oklahoma (after a 30-point loss to Texas in 2022) and a 38-21 dismantling of TCU (post-24-point defeat to Alabama in 2023). That trend isn't random...coach Chris Klieman's teams respond with urgency, especially when bowl eligibility (needing two more wins) is on the line.
Offensively, dual-threat QB Avery Johnson is the X-factor. Through nine games, he's at 1,792 passing yards (15 TDs, 144.6 passer rating) and 255 rushing yards (5 TDs), totaling 20 scores from scrimmage. While his passing volume is down slightly from projections (averaging 224 yards per game), his efficiency shines against weak secondaries—OSU ranks 128th in pass defense EPA/play. Johnson's mobility (he's scrambled for 100+ yards in three games) will exploit the Cowboys' leaky front seven, which has allowed 4.8 yards per carry to RBs. K-State's ground game (led by DJ Giddens' 1,100+ yards) should feast too, pushing the pace and creating big-play chances through the air.
Defensively, the Wildcats aren't elite but rank top-40 in points allowed (24.2 per game) and have forced 14 turnovers. Against OSU's anemic attack (bottom-130 in success rate), expect multiple stops and potential pick-six opportunities.
This is a classic trap for the public to lay off the big road favorite, but the data screams value on K-State. The spread opened at 20.5 but dipped to 19.5 amid injury concerns (e.g., LB Austin Romaine out), yet the Wildcats are 4-5 ATS overall and 2-1 in their last three. OSU's 29-point average loss margin in their last eight defeats aligns perfectly with covering territory, and K-State's trend post-blowout loss has cashed at a 92% clip.
Bottom line: The "motivational chasm" Ive described is real, and all signs point to a 41-14 or 38-17 type of beatdown. Lock in Kansas State -19.5 before it moves.
Play on the KState Wildcats to cover
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Experience & Awards
I have been wagering professionally on sports and horse racing for 30 years.
My picks have been documented for 22 years.
I was the 2009 NFL Handicapper of the Year in 2009 in a prestigious event. I won the Ultimate Football NFL Championship in 2006.
I have been an NBA World Champion with 9 winning seasons the last 11 years.
I also continue to beat the College Hoops book makers with a high volume attack on a yearly basis.
Handicapping Approach
I have a firm belief in my systems. There is not a sport I feel I can not beat.
My handicapping can be best referred to as the 'The Smart Money Approach". I leave no stone unturned. I have a large database of information and statistics. I also take into consideration injuries, current and historical trends, and form. I also factor in the weather, surface conditions, and line movement.
Sports Betting Is An Investment
Many gamblers offer causal explanations for long runs of good and bad performance. The same is true of financial analysts. The records of bettors and investors show the same variable successes and failures.
Both investment opportunities show significant variables and both can give the investor an advantage. You need to do the proper research to consider all the facts. If you do so a long term profit is more than attainable.
I think sports betting is even better than the stock market. The investor/bettor has much more control over his funds. You can take a short break, and almost always know your bankroll has not been untouched.
In the markets you are leaving your 401K and other mutual investments in the hands of a volatile marketplace. Plus, you are being torched for huge handling fees by brokers on individual investments. These fees would make sports book managers drool.
I am not saying it is easy making a living from sports betting. But, the small percent who do consistently beat the books have a much better rate of return than that of any market investor!
This is the outlook I have on every wager I place in the sports wagering markets. I take my portfolio very seriously!
Money Management
To be a successful and profitable sports bettor you must always have a long term goal. Set that standard before you begin. You need to set aside a fairly substantial bankroll.
If you want to be conservative you would wager no more than 1-2% of your bankroll per game. No more than 3% on the best bets.
This might seem a little on the low side. But, this is a long and turbulent battle with the books. You will be happy that you practiced good money management and frugality.
Here are some additional guidelines I recommend.
1. Shop for your best possible lines (rogue lines) from the most reputable sources.
2. Stay disciplined and do not stray from recommended bankroll allocation on individual wagers. Chasing your wagers never a good idea.
3. Always keep in mind that your bankroll is your life line. It must be treated the same way you would treat finances allocated for any business venture.
4. Buy off the hook on key numbers.
5. Understanding the importance and the art of middling.
6. Keep a record of all your wagers and results and use them as part of over all statistical data base.
These are some important factors that will help you in your quest for long term profits.
I leave you with a thought from the late great Jimmy the Greek. The house does not beat the player, it just gives him the opportunity to beat himself.
*All selections have the same allocated bankroll %(which equals 1 betting unit).




