After losing conclusively to Detroit and Houston in consecutive weeks, the Dolphins were able to beat the Jets at home on Sunday. They did so on the strength of a defensive TD, as the offense didn’t even get in the end zone—no small feat against the Jets’ road-defense. Their defense played well for a change, but it still was far from an impressive win. Now they take to Green Bay in a game that is out-of-conference in a venue a lot of ‘Fins players have never seen. Despite the win and potential momentum, sportsbook have the Dolphins as 9.5 point dogs!
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Oregon Ducks vs. Utah Utes Pick to Bet
The wounded Oregon Ducks (6-3 SU, 3-6 ATS) head to Utah to battle the Utes (6-3 SU, 5-4 ATS). The CFB betting board has Utah listed as -3.5 point spread favorite with an O/U line of 56.5. Handicapper Loot Levinson has dug into the match-ups and the key metrics to come up with a suggested wager for our readers.
Friday NCAAF Pick: Fresno State Bulldogs vs. Boise State Broncos Betting Analysis
Loot Levinson gives out his betting opinion on the Fresno State at Boise State Friday night Mountain West game. Read his in-depth analysis and grab his suggested point spread wager.
Big Ten Pick: Michigan Wolverines vs. Rutgers Scarlet Knights Betting Preview
The Michigan Wolverines visit the Rutgers Scarlet Knights in Week 11 of the college football betting season. Will Predictem NCAA football handicapper Loot Levinson lay the points on MICH -39 or will he be taking the big number? Read on to get his college football pick.
UFC 230 Picks – Undercard Predictions
Loot breaks down two fights from the UFC 230 undercard. Get his expert opinion on the Luke Rockhold, 16-4 vs. Chris Weidman 14-3 and Ronaldo “Jacare” Souza, 25-6 vs. David Branch, 22-4 .
Underdog Pick: Stanford Cardinal vs. Washington Huskies
The Stanford Cardinal (5-3 SU, 4-4 ATS) visit the Washington Huskies (6-3 SU, 2-7 ATS) on Saturday at Husky Stadium. The home team is trending in this series, covering four straight, but Washington has been burning money all season getting the point spread win in just two of their nine contests. Read who Loot is suggesting as one of his strongest college football picks of the weekend.
CFB Pick: UCLA Bruins vs. Oregon Ducks Betting Preview
In PAC-12 football betting we have the UCLA Bruins (2-6 SU, 3-5 ATS) vs. the Oregon Ducks (5-3 SU, 2-6 ATS). The betting lines opened with the Ducks as a big -8.5 home favorite with the total on the board at 57.5 points. CFB handicapper Loot Levinson had broken down the match ups and current trends and angles to come up with hopefully a winning point spread prediction on the game.
Friday PAC-12: Colorado vs. Arizona Betting Forecast
The Colorado Buffaloes (5-3 SU, 5-3 ATS) visit the Arizona Wildcats (4-5 SU, 5-4 ATS) in Week 10 college football action. The oddsmakers have the host Wildcats as a -3 spread favorite over the Buffaloes with an O/U line of 57.5 to 58/5 depending on where you play. Colorado looks to turn it around after opening the season 5-0 they’ve dropped three straight. Arizona got back on track with a nice 44-15 win over Oregon where they had more rushing yards than the Ducks had total offense.
Oakland Raiders vs. San Francisco 49ers Pick
The San Francisco defense certainly has its issues. We saw that just last week when it was on their dime where Arizona rookie quarterback Josh Rosen showed the first signs that he’s a real prospect—throwing a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns to beat the 49ers. Still, they’re on the rise and should be getting better. Oakland has a pretty good quarterback and some nice weapons like Jared Cook and Doug Martin, who had 72 yards filling in for Lynch for the first game. But with Richard Sherman back, blossoming youngsters like DE Solomon Thomas, S Jaquiski Tartt (questionable), LB Rueben Foster (questionable), and others, the 49ers’ defense can do damage. Sports betting sites have the Niners at -3.5. Can that defense carry the Niners to a cover? Loot has your NFL free pick!
Los Angeles Chargers vs. Seattle Seahawks
We see an identity starting to form on the Seattle offense. Wilson is a fine quarterback, a real dual-threat guy in an era where that term is overused. Aerially, Doug Baldwin and Tyler Lockett are still a big part of the air-game, but we see guys like David Moore, Nick Vannett, and first-year Seahawk Dickson now getting involved. Chris Carson was over 100 yards on the ground, while Mike Davis combines for a nice 1-2 punch. Their run-game looks as good as it has since the glory days of Beast-Mode. Making it all come together is a line that has been playing a lot better. Can this Seahawks offense make up for the Seahawks’ defensive issues?