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Las Vegas - The number on the Celtics/76ers game could flop around, but thinking that WITHOUT Joel Embiid, Boston is worth a tumble. We're talking double revenge here. The Sixers beat the C's in their home opener, 107-93, then posted another W up in Beantown back in December, 115-109. And if you don't remember seeing the box score, Joel went for ONLY 38 points. THIRTY EIGHT POINTS! Think they'll miss the big guy? Dumb question, but easy answer. OH YEA!
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Las Vegas - Looking at the college hoop board again, we'll try San Diego State -16 points over Wyoming. Never easy to lay a gigantic bundle on the road, but if you have not heard, the Aztecs are one of only two teams (the other is Auburn) in the country still working on a perfecto. They are 15-0 and should be able to cruise up in Laramie. They are also a perfect 5-0 against the spread on the road. The Cowboys have won only two of their last 10, against Denver and Nebraska Wesleyan, WHO?
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Las Vegas - Hoopin' it up tonight, and looking for the hat trick. We'll start down in South Carolina but take Florida -5 points over the Gamecocks. Then move to College Station and try Ole Miss -2 over Texas A&M. Close out in the Rockies, and rock Utah State -7 points over Air Force.
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Las Vegas - Are you KIDDING me??? The Alabama LendingTree Bowl??? UL-Lafayette vs. Miami-Ohio??? Will anyone be watching??? Probably not, but you know they WILL be betting. So, numbers. The Ragin' Cajuns are a GIGANTIC 14 point favorite, and roll into Mobile with a sweet 10-3 overall record, 9-4 against the spread. Lafayette was 7-3 as a favorite and 4-2 on the road. The Cajuns went Over 6 times and Under 7 times.
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Las Vegas - Leaning to Captain Kirk and the Purple People, but gotta see if Dalvin Cook is gonna play. He's listed as probable, but you know how the NFL coaches love to lie. If Cook is a go, we're on Minnesota, light. Love Drew Brees, love Michael Thomas and the rest of the offense, but lets dig a little deeper. Most folks are looking at last week, when the Saints crushed the Panthers, 42-14, and the Vikings lost to the Bears, 21-19. Not a big surprise.
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