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

[1%] Free Play on SIU-Edwardsville +7½ -110

1* Free Sharp Play on UMKC +13½ -110

Free Play from Doc’s Sports. Liga MX Take Tijuana over Atlas (10 p.m. EST, Friday November 7) (Graded after regulation time - 90min - plus injury time – a DRAW is a loser here) Tijuana have qualified for the postseason and will compete in at least a play-in match but they have a chance to move up with three clubs within three points above them on the table. Atlas was eliminated over the weekend so they don’t have any motivation here. They are probably already making offseason plans. Atlas has the second worst defense in Liga MX heading into matchday 17, the final matchday of the season. They have lost four of their last five on the road, with only a draw against lowly Mazatlan to show for their recent road efforts. Tijuana haven’t exactly been racking up the points themselves, but they have had a difficult schedule. Make no mistake, this team has stunk on the road, a completely different club than what they have looked like at home. At home, here in Tijuana, they have been very impressive and have taken points in every matchup this season. In their last two, they took draws against Toluca (defending champs) and championship contender Monterrey. They beat championship contender Cruz Azul here earlier in the season. We expected this line to be heavy for Tijuana, possibly over -200, so we think there is great value here.

David's Free Pick

We really like the underdog in this spot. The line appears to be highly influenced by Memphis jaw-breaking 8-1 record against the spread, but we think Tulane head coach Jon Sumrall is cooking up an upset and a big effort after a blowout loss at UTSA, just like they did after their first loss of the season.

This is a 1% FREE PLAY on TULANE on the SPREAD.

1* FREE INFO PLAY Thunder -10 -110

This is a FREE PLAY on the Spurs.

We have an interesting Southwest Division matchup between the 5-3 Houston Rockets and the 5-2 San Antonio Spurs.

The Rockets are 3-1 straight up and 4-0 against the spread on the road, while San Antonio is both 3-0 straight up and against the spread at home.

Something's "got to give" here on Friday night, and in my opinion, the home-floor advantage simply can't be overlooked as a very real deciding factor in this one in the end.

After two losses to open the season, Houston has now won five straight, including a 124-109 victory at Memphis last time out. They've played against a few struggling teams over that span, though, and now they run into their division rival that's now hungry to snap a two-game slide.

The Spurs are coming off a 118-116 loss at the Lakers, as they lost at the buzzer from a last-second Luka Doncic shot.

San Antonio plays tomorrow at home against the Pelicans, but there's no way it's looking past the Rockets.

Plenty of talent on both sides, but Wemby presents a difficult task for the Rockets to slow down. Also note that the Spurs are in fact a perfect 5-0 against the spread their last five at home.

These are two evenly matched teams, and I think it's safe to say that they're going to be battling each other throughout the season for top spot in the division.

They're evenly matched in many ways, but the home-floor advantage is the difference-maker in this matchup in my opinion, especially with Houston potentially also getting caught "looking ahead" to its tough road game in Milwaukee on Sunday afternoon.

While I feel the outright win is the most likely outcome, in the end, I'll recommend grabbing as many points as you can with the SPURS on Friday night.

Good luck, NP

The AAC has some solid teams, my friends. And I've dominated this conference this season, once again. This Friday night I have my FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS GAME OF THE MONTH winner for you. It seems that every Friday I get you paid on this big FNL winner, allowing us to go into the weekend with a bankroll.

Friday’s FREE WINNER: Houston Cougars.

Game 115.

4:00 PM PST/7:00 PM EST.

With Houston dropping their last outing back on November 1 at the hands of West Virginia at home, it compels me even more to like them in this matchup against Central Florida. You see, they are one of four teams in the Big 12 with two conference losses. Ahead of them with just one loss each is Texas Tech and Cincinnati, and sitting atop the throne of the conference, is BYU who is perfect in Big 12 play this season. Looking at their remaining schedule, after this week on the road at Central Florida, they go at home to play TCU, then finish the regular season on the road at Baylor. With all respect to those teams, the Cougars are a little bit better at this point in my opinion. However, the Knights, who underwent their fourth straight up loss over the last five games last week getting routed by Baylor 30-3, have a much difficult task remaining in the regular season. After this they go on the road to face the Red Raiders, then go back home to face the Cowboys, then finish up their regular season on the road at the Cougars. Two of those three opponents they have remaining on their regular season schedule, are amongst the best in the conference. Talk about being in a look ahead situation (lol). Both offenses could put up points with UCF possessing a little bit better of a running game. But Central Florida also has committed 10 turnovers, as they step on their own toes quite a bit. Defensively, the Knights also allow a few less points. They are phenomenal against the pass, but are beatable on the ground to the rush. The Cougars are a smart team and know what they have to do here. They must run the football, run the football, run the football, keeping their opponents defense honest. Also keeping their opponents “D” on the field, and their “O” off of it. With this line ping-ponging around a pick ‘em or a one in either direction, I do give Houston an edge. Take the Cougars. Thank you.

  Notre Dame's top-tier run defense is perfectly positioned to neutralize Navy's triple-option offense, which has struggled against elite fronts (averaging 2.1 YPC in the last three games).  .

  Neutralizing the option forces Navy into unfavorable passing situations, allowing Notre Dame to control the line of scrimmage and possession, which aligns with the Irish's strong defense-first identity in this matchup.

  Brian Newberry's teams are 0-5 ATS  in their last five opportunities against teams scoring 37 or more points per game which gives credence to a strong betting angle for a  prediction of a decisive Notre Dame win.

The all-time series lead of 81-13-1 for Notre Dame and the current seven-game winning streak  strongly favors the Fighting Irish. The last two scores being 42-3 and 51-14 underscore this recent lopsidedness.

Projected score : Notre Dame 47 Navy 16

Jazz vs Wolves NBA Free Pick

The Angle: The Utah Jazz have had four straight games stay under the total, but they’re now facing a Minnesota team that allowed 137 points in a loss to the Knicks in their last outing. This will be Anthony Edwards’ second game back from a strained right hamstring, and after expending a lot of energy guarding Jalen Brunson in the previous game, he should have more capacity to focus on scoring here. Given Minnesota’s defensive struggles and Edwards’ offensive potential, the over looks like a strong play in this matchup.

Play on: OVER (3%). 

Recommended Bet: Necaxa +118