Today’s Best Free Sports Betting Picks and Predictions From Our Experts

[1%] Free Play on Nets under 225½ -110

1* FREE INFO PLAY Pistons -8½ -114

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Free Soccer Play from Doc’s Sports. Liga MX Take Tijuana/America DRAW (+270) (10 p.m. EST, Friday January 9) Doc’s is thrilled that their top league, Liga MX, is returning to action this Friday, and we get a very intriguing matchup tonight from Estadio Caliente in Tijuana. The Baja California side looks like a team on the rise, and they made the playoffs last season. Their success was a result of their play at home, as they were a completely different team at home vs. away fixtures. We see the same results this season. The playoffs were a prime example of their stark contrast between away and home performance for Tijuana. In their first leg against runner up Tigres UANL, they won 3-0 at home and just needed to not lose by more than two goals in the road leg, but Tigres bounced Tijuana in a 5-0 match. Tijuana collected points in all their home matches last season. They usually had to settle for a point against top sides, as they drew with eventual champion Toluca and also Monterrey. We don’t see them losing this match, but we also think it would be a little far fetched for them to beat mighty America from Mexico City outright. Three of the last four meetings have ended in a draw, including the last two in Tijuana. This is a really good price for that trend to continue on opening night.

1* Free Sharp Play on Indiana -6½ -110

These two teams are very familiar with each other, and I'm expecting an all-out battle until the end, where the last team to have its hands on the ball last will come out on top, and because of that, I'm grabbing the points.

Fernando Mendoza has been unbelievable this year for the Hoosiers, but in the win over Oregon, he was extremely mediocre, for his lofty standards, finishing 20 of 31 for 215 yards, one touchdown, and one interception.

Oregon quarterback Dante Moore wasn't much better in the loss, finishing 21 of 34 for 187 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions.

It's tough to beat a good team twice in the same year. Oregon DID have the home-field advantage in the first matchup, though, and still lost.

But the Ducks' defense has taken another big step up since that loss, in my opinion.

Mendoza is almost assuredly the better quarterback in this matchup, but note that Moore threw for more yards this season.

Also note that the Ducks are third in the nation in adjusted net EPA per play on the defensive end, one spot ahead of Indiana, which sits in fourth.

Oregon has the secondary to slow down Mendoza, as the unit also ranks eighth in opponent dropback EPA and ninth in opponent dropback success rate, conceding just 5.3 yards per pass attempt, which is the third-lowest in the country.

Indiana is an amazing team, but I don't see the Hoosiers running away with this one. Each team is extremely well-coached, and the team that wins the turnover battle is likely going to be the one that moves on.

But as I said from the beginning, I think the rematch will be even more competitive, with the winner being the one who has their hands on the ball last.

Because of that, my FREE PLAY in the Peach Bowl is to grab as many points as you can with OREGON.

Good luck, NP

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