Sports Betting Info

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Here are some sports betting and football handicapping bullet points for this weekend's college football card.

Hawaii-Nevada

The Wolf Pack are 3-0 straight up all-time in the series. It now looks like Hawaii record-breaking quarterback Colt Brennan will play. The Rainbows have to stay focused with a huge game against Boise State looming next week.

Connecticut-Syracuse

Can the Huskies rebound from the loss last week to Cincinnati? That of course was GodsTips.com Big East Game of the Year winner, part of a 12-5 NFL and college football Game of the Year record.

Syracuse does have a home win against a ranked team, beating overrated Louisville when the Cardinals were ranked No. 18.

Utah State-New Mexico

Moneyline football bettors, note that Utah State has lost 16 straight overall and 17-of-18 on the highway.

Missouri-Kansas State

The Tigers have to guard against when sharp gamblers yearn for—a look-ahead game. Next week Missouri takes on unbeaten Kansas. Totals bettors, note that each team scores more than 36 points per game.

Kansas State will be looking to save face following being lit up for 73 points last week against Nebraska.

Virginia Tech-Miami

Miami should not be short on motivation. They were totally humiliated by Virginia last week in their final game in the Orange Bowl. At 5-5 straight up, they still need a win to become bowl eligible.

Kansas-Iowa State

Be careful of the trap game Jayhawks. Kansas faces Missouri next week in their biggest test of the year. The Cyclones average less than half as many points offensively as Kansas scoring just 19.2 to the rock chalk Jayhawks 45.9.

BYU-Wyoming

Sports gamblers who like to bet streaks will love to know that Wyoming has lost 4-of-5 after a 4-1 start.

San Diego State-Air Force

This is one of the biggest sports service plays this year. Stevie Vincent, Senior Handicapper of OffshoreInsiders.com has hit all four conference Game of the Year plays. On Nov. 3 it was Texas Tech, the Big 12 answer. On Oct. 27 he easily nailed Central Michigan in the MAC and Ohio State in the Big 10. The night before, Boise State was easy as the WAC Game of the Year.  San Diego State-Air Force is his Mountain West Game of the Year. Click now to purchase Make sure you get a pick pack through at least Sunday because Stevie has his biggest over/under NFL play ever on the Redskins-Cowboys game.

Illinois-Northwestern

Sports bettors watch to see if Illinois can avoid a letdown after they finally got their signature win for Ron Zook, a stunner over No. 1 Ohio State. Though Northwestern is bowl eligible, they likely need a win with so many other teams in the Big 10 also qualifying for the postseason. Northwestern has won four straight in the series.

Boise-Idaho

Here is another potential look-ahead as Boise plays Hawaii next week.

Maryland-Florida State

Sports gamblers who go back to the Amazing Cadillac Club scorephone days may remember Joe Duffy of GodsTips is a big believer in the "damn bursting" theory as it applies to series domination. So often the pendulum swings the other way.

Maryland has won 2-of-3 in the series after Florida State winning 14 in a row.

North Carolina-Georgia Tech

The Yellow Jackets have won eight of the last nine series meetings.

Purdue-Indiana

Purdue has won five straight in the series. Purdue has gone under the total eight straight off consecutive straight up losses.

Northern Illinois-Navy

NIU has been shredded their last three games giving up an average of 305.6 yards rushing. Navy has gone over 13-2 after getting 125 or fewer yards passing in three straight games.

New Mexico-Utah

Winners of six straight, the Utes have not given up a touchdown in nine quarters.

Boston College-Clemson

It's a battle of teams streaking in opposite directions.  BC has lost two straight as their hopes of a national championship are long gone. Clemson has won four in a row averaging 48 points per game along the way.