Sports Picks & Predictions

At 11 pm, our selection is on the Pepperdine Waves + the points over St. Mary's.  We played against St. Mary's on Thursday, and got the $$$ with Pacific, which covered as a 23-point underdog.  Tonight, St. Mary's is laying another big number, but it's a horrid 0-for-13 ATS when laying 21+ points since 2010.  Additionally, Pepperdine falls into a system of mine which is 431-272 ATS since 1990.  Take Pepperdine.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 8 pm, our selection is on the Portland Pilots + the points over Gonzaga.  The Bulldogs are 18-0, and have covered 11 straight games.  Of course, such extreme success just results in the pointspread being raised.  And we're at the point now where there's significant value to be had by betting against the Zags.  So, we'll pull the trigger on Portland tonight, as the Pilots fall into 89-33, 22-1 and 116-46 ATS systems of mine.  Additionally, the Zags have covered just 18 of 53 as double-digit favorites off a win by 25+ points, while undefeated teams with an 18-0 (or better) record have covered just 26 of 68 regular season games since 1990 when favored by 13+ points.  Take Portland.  NCAA Game of the Month.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the Kent State Golden Flashes over Toledo.  The Golden Flashes have dropped four straight games, while Toledo's off an 85-73 win over Bowling Green.  But we'll take Kent St. tonight, as it falls into a super 27-2 ATS angle.  Since 1991, the Golden Flashes are 27-2 ATS at home in conference play off a SU loss, if their opponent is off a win, and Kent St. is priced from +1 to -10 points.  Even better:  if Kent is playing with revenge, then our 27-2 stat zooms to a perfect 15-0 ATS.  With Kent, indeed, playing with revenge from a loss suffered to Toledo last February, we'll take Kent State this evening.  MAC Game of the Month.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the North Texas Mean Green + the points over Louisiana Tech.  North Texas has lost its last seven games to fall to 6-12 on the season.  But its losing streak has triggered a 175-82 ATS system of mine.  Meanwhile, the Bulldogs are 13-6, and have won their last three games, including a double-digit home win vs. Rice on Thursday.  Unfortunately for Louisiana Tech, it's a dismal 4-18 ATS off 3+ wins.  Take North Texas.

At 5:30 pm, our selection is on the Louisiana Monroe Warhawks + the points over Texas Arlington.  These two teams met three times last season, with Monroe sweeping the series, 3-0, and it won each game outright as an underdog.  Overall, Monroe's 14-5 its last 19 meetings vs. the Mavericks.  Even better:  the Warhawks are 18-5 ATS off 4+ losses, if they're playing an opponent off a win.  With Monroe in off 5 straight defeats, and UT-Arlington in off a win at South Alabama, we'll grab the double-digits today with the Warhawks.

At 12 Noon, our selection is on the Texas A&M Aggies over Georgia.  Texas A&M lost its last game, 62-60, to Arkansas, while Georgia is off a 76-68 victory over Vanderbilt.  For the season, A&M is 9-8, while the Bulldogs are 12-6.  We'll lay the points with Texas A&M, as it is 49-12 ATS at home or on a neutral court, if it is off a loss and owns a .440 (or better) record, provided its foe is not off a SU/ATS loss.  Take the Aggies.  High Noon Hanging.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 11 pm, our selection is on the Pacific Tigers + the points over St. Mary's.  St. Mary's will try to bounce back off its 23-point loss to Gonzaga last week.  It very likely will win the game -- it's been installed as a huge favorite, after all -- but it likely will fall short at the betting window.  We'll grab the points with the Tigers, as Pacific falls into a great 367-231 ATS system of mine, which plays on certain road teams vs. superior foes, while St Mary's falls into a negative 51-114 ATS system, based on it being a double-digit home favorite off a loss.  Also, St. Mary's is a dreadful 4-17 ATS at home in conference play off a loss by more than 8 points.  Take Pacific.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 9 pm, our selection is on the Clemson Tigers + the points over Louisville.  The Tigers have lost the last four games -- both straight-up and ATS.  But I look for them to bounce back tonight.  Prior to this 4-game skid, the Tigers had won nine straight (and they had also covered their last four games of that nine-game win streak).  But even though the Tigers are 0-4 ATS in their last four, three of the four ATS losses have been narrow defeats.  Clemson lost by 3 as a 2.5-point underdog to North Carolina on Jan. 3.  Then, four days later, it fell by five at Notre Dame, as a 4-point underdog.  Finally, in its most recent game, it lost by just four points to Virginia, as a 1.5-point underdog.  With Clemson 68-44 ATS off back to back losses, and 10-2 ATS off 4+ ATS losses, we'll grab the points with the Tigers tonight.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the Iowa Hawkeyes minus the points over Maryland.  The Terrapins have won their last three games -- all as an underdog -- and are now 16-2 on the season.  But they've been installed as an underdog tonight at Carver Hawkeye Arena vs. the 11-8 Hawkeyes.  We'll lay the points with Iowa, as Maryland falls into a negative 48-80 ATS system of mine which fades certain road teams off 3+ upset wins.  Moreover, Iowa falls into a 91-45 ATS system of mine which plays on certain inferior teams favored over superior foes.  Iowa is a super 12-1 ATS at home vs. foes off back to back SU/ATS wins.  And the Hawkeyes are also a terrific 15-7 ATS at home vs. Big 10 Conference foes when priced as a favorite of -3 points or less, including a perfect 7-0 ATS if they're off a loss, and their opponent is off a SU win.  Take Iowa.  Big 10 Game of the Week.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the Connecticut Huskies + the points over SMU.  UConn will try to hand SMU its first defeat at home this season.  The Mustangs are a perfect 11-0 SU and 5-1 ATS in front of their home faithful  But SMU is a poor 45-67 ATS at home off a win.  And UConn is a solid 33-13 ATS as an underdog off a pointspread win.  Take Connecticut.

At 7:30 pm, our selection is on the Tulane Green Wave + the points over Tulsa.  The Golden Hurricane come into this game off back to back upset wins.  Last Wednesday, they stunned Memphis, 81-71, as a 4.5-point home dog.  And then, last Saturday, they pulled an upset at Temple, 70-68, as a 6.5-point underdog.  For tonight's game, however, they're laying points, and double-digits, at that.  And Tulsa falls into a negative 114-217 ATS system of mine which fades certain .417 (or better) double-digit favorites off upset road wins.  Moreover, Tulane is a super 27-15 ATS away from home vs. conference foes off an upset win.  Finally, this series has been dominated by the road team, which is 13-3-1 ATS, including 8-1, 89% ATS as an underdog of +5 or more points.  Take Tulane.  AAC Conference Game of the Month.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the St Josephs Hawks + the points over Massachusetts.  The Hawks will be in an ornery mood, as they lost both games on their 2-game home stand last week.  And they were favored in each game.  But I love them to bounce back tonight, as they fall into a super 310-182 ATS system of mine which plays on certain road teams off losses.  Even better:  St. Joes has dominated this rivalry, with five straight wins (4-1 ATS).  And the Hawks have covered six straight as single-digit conference underdogs (or PK) away from home.  Take St. Josephs.  Atlantic 10 Game of the Month.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the Texas Longhorns + the points over Baylor.  We played against the Bears last week, when they were an underdog vs. WVU, and they lost their first game of the season, 89-68, to fall to 16-1.  They bounced back nicely with an upset win on Saturday at Kansas State, 77-68.  But off that upset win, we will fade the Bears on Tuesday.  And that's because .910 (or better) teams off a road upset win are 0-14 ATS since 1999 (at Game 7 forward) if they're playing at home against a foe which has a much worse win percentage (at least .500 less).  Take Texas + the points.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the Toledo Rockets minus the points over Bowling Green.  The Rockets come into this game off back to back upset losses on the road.  But they're back home tonight, and they've won seven of eight home games on the season (with their only loss by a mere point to Green Bay).  We'll lay the lumber with Toledo, as home favorites of -5+ points have cashed 65% since 1997 off back to back upset losses, if their opponent is also off a SU/ATS loss (which Bowling Green is).  Take the Rockets.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the Texas A&M Aggies minus the points over Arkansas.  Historically, the Razorbacks have been a dreadful traveler.  And especially on the road vs. conference foes with a win percentage less than .750.  Since 2001, in that role, the Razorbacks are an awful 30-83 SU and 35-77-1 ATS.  We'll take Texas A&M tonight to bounce back off its 8-point loss to Miss State, as the Aggies are a fantastic 49-11 ATS at home (or on a neutral court), off a loss, if they owned a .500 or better record, and their opponent wasn't off a SU/ATS loss.  Take Texas A&M.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 10:30 pm, our selection is on the Oregon State Beavers + the points over Oregon.  Like many bitter rivalries, the underdog in this series has done very well when catching a lot of points.  Indeed, since 1990, the dog has gone 8-3-1 when the line was more than 11 points.  That bodes well for the Beavers.  As does the fact that they're 10-2 ATS as a dog of +21 or more points since 1995.  It's true that Oregon State has lost its last four games, including the two most recent by double-digits.  But this rough patch has set up the Beavers in a super 89-32 ATS system of mine which plays on certain double-digit dogs off back to back losses, when playing a foe off back to back wins.  We'll grab the points with Oregon State, and look for a relatively close ball game on Saturday night.  NCAA Underdog Shocker.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 6 pm, our selection is on the Illinois Illini minus the points over Maryland.  These two teams met in late December, and the illini were mauled by Maryland, 84-59.  They also lost the meeting previous to that (also at Maryland), by an almost identical score, 81-55.  But you know what they say about "paybacks!"  This game, of course, will be at the State Farm Center, and Illinois is 9-1 at home this season (4-3 ATS), and outscoring its foes by almost 16 ppg.  The Illini blew out Michigan here in their last game, 85-69, and are a super 44-26 ATS at home off a home win, and 20-8 ATS following a game in which they scored 80+ points.  The Illini also fall into a 95-36 ATS system of mine that plays on certain home teams off upset wins.  Take Illinois minus the points.  Big 10 Game of the Month!  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 6 pm, our selection is on the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers + the points over Middle Tennessee St.  The Hilltoppers are off back to back SU/ATS losses, while Middle Tenn is off 4 wins, including a 69-57 win on Thursday vs. Marshall (as a 9-point favorite).  But Western Kentucky has always done well off back to back losses, when playing a foe off a SU/ATS win, as it's cashed 63% over the past 27 years.  And Middle Tenn is a money-burning 17-28 ATS off a double-digit win when playing an opponent off back to back losses.  Take the Hilltoppers + the points.  Good luck, as always....Al McMordie.

At 2 pm, our selection is on the North Carolina Tar Heels minus the points over Florida State.  The Seminoles come into this afternoon's game off a nice win over Duke, and they're 16-1 on the season.  Yet they've been installed as a big underdog vs. the Tar Heels, who are 15-3.  The knee-jerk reaction might be to grab the points with FSU.  But be careful, as .910 (or better) teams are 0 for 11 ATS as underdogs of more than 5 points in conference games, at Game 16 forward, if they also owned a better record in conference play (by at least 10 percentage points).  Faithful followers will recognize that we mined this angle for a nice win earlier this week on West Virginia over Baylor.  We'll come right back with it on this Saturday afternoon.  Take the Tar Heels minus the points.  ACC Game of the Year! Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 2 pm, our selection is on the Davidson Wildcats over VCU.  Speaking of cold teams, the Wildcats are currently on a 5-game ATS losing streak, and are just 8-7 on the season (compared to VCU, which is 14-3 SU).  But this lack of success has triggered a 91-45 ATS angle of mine which plays on certain inferior teams in competitively priced games.  And Davidson's always been terrific in Conference "win situation" games, as it's 31-11 ATS when the line ranged from +3 to -3 points.  Even better:  it's 43-24 ATS in Conference games off a SU loss.  Take the Wildcats.

At 2 pm, our selection is on the New Mexico Lobos + the points over Colorado State.  The Rams are on a 2-game win streak, but they've been awful at home off back to back wins, with just 1 ATS win in their last 13 games!  New Mexico, meanwhile, is on a 3-game SU/ATS losing streak.  But that won't deter me, as I generally like playing on 'cold' teams (as one can often get better pointspread value).  New Mexico falls into a 363-230 ATS system of mine that tends to play on under-performing teams, so we'll take the points with the Lobos.

At 2 pm, our selection is on the Michigan Wolverines minus the points over Nebraska.  John Beilein's men are off back to back losses, including an upset at the hands of Illinois on Wednesday.  But the Wolves typically rebound well off defeats, as they're 62-38-1 ATS off a loss, dating back to 2008.  Additionally, Michigan falls into a 110-50 ATS system of mine which plays on certain teams off an upset defeat, while Nebraska is a wallet-busting 0-15 ATS away from home vs. foes off an upset loss, when priced from +2 to +10 points.  Take Michigan.

At 2 pm, our selection is on the Virginia Tech Hokies minus the points over Notre Dame.  This is a great match-up in Blacksburg between the 15-2 Fighting Irish and 13-3 Hokies.  We'll back the homestanding team, as it is 18-2 SU and 14-2 ATS at home since 2016, including a perfect 11-0 ATS vs. ACC Conference foes!  More bad news for Notre Dame:  it upset the Miami-Fla Hurricanes, 67-62, in its last game.  But the Irish are a poor 6-11 ATS off a pointspread win, and also fall into a negative 35-81 ATS system of mine which goes against certain road teams off upset wins on the road.  Take Virginia Tech.

At 11 pm, our selection is on the Colorado Buffaloes + the points over UCLA.  UCLA has been winning on the court, but it's been losing lately in Las Vegas, as it's 0-5 ATS its last five.  The Buffs, on the other hand, have not been winning on the court, as they have lost their last three games, all against Pac-12 Conference foes.  But each of those defeats was on the road.  This will be Colorado's first home game this season in league play.  And we'll grab the points with Tad Boyle's men, as they're a super 32-14 ATS at home off back to back losses when playing an opponent off an ATS defeat.  Even worse for UCLA:  it's 0-9 ATS away from home in the regular season if it lost against the spread in its last two lined games.  Take Colorado.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 9 pm, our selection is on the Iowa Hawkeyes + the points over Purdue.  These two teams met in West Lafayette on Dec. 28, and the Boilers had an easy time of it, with a 22-point win over the Hawkeyes.  But Iowa's a terrific 75% at home over the past 27 seasons when catching 3+ points, and playing with revenge from a loss by 20+ points.  And Purdue's a horrid 0-12 ATS away from home when priced as a favorite of 6.5 points or less against a foe playing with revenge from a 20-point (or worse) defeat.  Take Iowa.

At 8 pm, our selection is on the Siena Saints minus the points over Quinnipiac.  it's true that the Saints haven't covered the spread since November 30, but they fall into 27-6, 120-68 and 158-94 ATS systems of mine, based on this very lack of success.  It's also true that Quinnipiac has covered eight of 12 games this season.  But Siena's a super 82-50-3 ATS since 1990 vs. foes with a .565 (or better) ATS win percentage.  In its six home games this season, Siena's gone 5-1 SU and has held its foes to under 40% FG shooting.  When these two teams met here last season, the Saints held the Bobcats to 65 points, on 34% FG shooting.  Two years ago here, it was a similar story, as Siena blew out Quinnipiac, 88-67, and held it to 36% FG shooting.  I look for Siena to once again shut down the Bobcats tonight.  Lay the points.  MAAC Game of the Year. Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the Drexel Dragons + the points over Northeastern.  These two Colonial Athletic Ass'n rivals met just 10 days ago in Philly, and Northeastern eked out a 75-70 win, as a 4.5-point favorite.  We'll take Drexel in this re-match, as the Dragons are a super 30-11 ATS in the regular season when playing on the road with revenge from a home loss, including 9-0 ATS their last nine when priced from +8 to +13 points.  Take Drexel.

At 8 pm, our selection is on the North Dakota State Bison over the South Dakota Jackrabbits.  South Dakota State is 12-7 straight-up, and 12-3-1 ATS on the season and its SU/ATS success has set it up in a negative 44-98 ATS "contrarian" system of mine which fades certain with strong records.  Tonight, it will face a Bison squad which it defeated, 72-58, in the last meeting.  But North Dakota State had won eight of the previous nine games between the schools prior to that loss.  And North Dakota State has cashed 75% on the road since 2006 when playing with revenge against a foe off back-to-back wins.  Meanwhile, South Dakota has covered a paltry 28% off a SU/ATS win when playing a revenge-minded foe.  Take the Bison.  Below the Radar Rout!  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the West Virginia Mountaineers minus the points over Baylor.  Scott Drew's Bears are 15-0 on the season (and 3-0 in Big 12 play), but have been installed as a big underdog in Morgantown against the Mountaineers, who are 13-2 overall, and 2-1 in league play.  The knee-jerk reaction might be to play on the #1 ranked team in the country -- especially as a dog -- but I wouldn't do that if I were you.  Consider that, at Game 16 forward, .910 (or better) teams are 0 for 10 ATS as underdogs of more than 5 points in conference games, if they also owned a better record in conference play (by at least 10 percentage points).  Moreover, WVU is 30-6 SU and 24-12 ATS in its last 36 lined home games.  Take the Mountaineers.  NCAA Game of the Week.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the Vanderbilt Commodores + the points over Kentucky.  The Wildcats check into this game off back to back blowout wins over Texas A&M (100-58) and Arkansas (97-71).  But Kentucky's an awful 5-29-1 ATS off back to back wins by 20+ points, if it was priced from -3.5 to -27 points, and didn't have a losing ATS record, including 0-8 ATS on the road.  Additionally, Vandy falls into 121-54 and 149-99 ATS systems of mine that play on certain home underdogs in conference games against top-level teams.  Take the Commodores.  Underdog Shocker.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers minus the points over Arkansas Little Rock, as Coastal Carolina falls into a 94-36 ATS 'momentum' system of mine following its upset win on Saturday, 80-65, at home vs. Arkansas State.  Overall, that was Coastal Carolina's 2nd straight upset win.  And it's cashed 64.2% since 1991 off a win, if it wasn't favored by more than five points.  Take Coastal Carolina minus the points.  NCAA Roadkill.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the Georgia State Panthers minus the points over the Troy State Trojans.  Georgia State has dropped six of its last seven vs. the pointspread, while Troy State has covered its last six (though it's 0-2 straight-up to start Sun Belt Conference play).  But we'll lay the points with the relatively 'cold' Panthers, as Troy falls into a negative 45-102 ATS system of mine based on its ATS win streak.   Additionally, the Panthers are a solid 58% ATS since 2009 as a favorite of more than 4 points, including 22-11 ATS when matched up against an opponent off back to back losses.  Take Georgia State. Below the Radar Blowout! Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 4:30 pm, our selection is on the Rutgers Scarlet Knights + the points over Iowa.  Rutgers has dropped its last four games -- both straight-up and ATS -- and this losing streak has set up Rutgers in a terrific 63-27 ATS system of mine which plays on certain teams off 4 SU/ATS losses.  Even worse for the Hawkeyes:  they're 0-10-1 ATS their last 11 as a favorite of less than 20 points.  Take Rutgers. Big 10 Game of the Week. Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 11:15 pm, our selection is on the New Mexico Lobos minus the points over Nevada.  These two teams met in the Mountain West Tournament quarterfinals last March, and the Lobos were upset, 64-62, as a 4-point favorite.  I look for New Mexico to avenge that defeat, as it falls into an 82-34 ATS system of mine which plays on certain teams with revenge from a Tourney loss the previous season.  Also, the Wolf Pack have cashed just 18 of 52 on the road off a SU/ATS win, if they're playing a team off a loss (including 0-for-3 vs. foes with revenge from a Tourney defeat).  Take New Mexico.  Payback Payday!  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 9:30 pm, our selection is on the Colorado Buffaloes + the points over Arizona.  Arizona has won eight straight games to move to 14-2 on the season, but this will be a much closer game than most would anticipate.  The Wildcats fall into a negative 227-360 ATS System of mine based on their recent play, while Colorado falls into several of its best team trends after losing its two previous games.  The Buffaloes are 39-25 ATS in conference play off back to back SU/ATS losses.  And they're 17-5-1 ATS off an upset defeat (including 7-0-1 ATS since Jan. 18, 2014).  Take Colorado.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7:15 pm, our selection is on the Kansas Jayhawks minus the points over Texas Tech.  The Red Raiders upset West Virginia, 77-76, earlier this week, as a 2-point home underdog.  But off that win, the Red Raiders fall into a negative 77-161 ATS system of mine.  Additionally, Texas Tech is a dreadful 21-43 ATS as underdogs of +9 or more points in the regular season vs. opponents off a SU win, including 0-16 ATS if the Red Raiders' ATS win percentage was greater than .550.  Take Kansas.  Big 12 Game of the Month.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie. 

At 7 pm, our selection is on the Charlotte 49ers + the points over Marshall.  Charlotte falls into a 307-178 ATS system of mine.  Also, Marshall comes into this game on a 3-game win streak after defeating Old Dominion, 90-86, on Thursday.  But the Thundering Herd are a dreadful 17-36 ATS off 3+ wins since 2000, including 0-5 ATS as as double-digit favorite.  Take Charlotte + the points.

At 5 pm, our selection is on the San Jose State Spartans over Fresno State.  The Bulldogs are 10-5, and come into this game off back to back wins.  Meanwhile, the Spartans also have a winning record, at 7-6, but are off back to back losses.  But we'll take the home dog this afternoon, as Fresno falls into negative 130-197 and 55-100 ATS systems of mine based on its recent play.  Also, the Bulldogs have covered just 51 of their last 81 games off a conference win.  Finally, winning Mountain West teams off back to back losses have cashed 67.2% vs. foes off back to back SU/ATS wins since 2001.  Take San Jose State.  Mountain West Game of the Month.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 5 pm, our selection is on South Florida + the points over SMU.  The Bulls are a huge underdog tonight, and that bodes well for them, as they're 45-25 ATS away from home in the regular season when catching double-digits.  And they're also 12-1-1 ATS off back to back double-digit losses.  Take the Bulls.

At 5 pm, our selection is on the Texas El Paso Miners over Southern Miss.  The Golden Eagles snapped their nine-game losing streak on Thursday with a 77-59 win vs. Texas San Antonio.  The Miners, meanwhile, still have their losing streak intact, as it reached 11 games on Thursday when they lost by 20 at Louisiana Tech.  But we'll take UTEP on Saturday, as it falls into a super 72.2% ATS system of mine, which plays on .175 (or worse) teams on the road (at Game 15 forward) that are not getting 5+ points.  Take the Miners.

At 2 pm, our selection is on the Providence Friars + the points over Creighton.  Providence has won 13 straight home games, and 55 of its last 66, but finds itself installed as a home dog vs. Creighton.  We'll grab the points with the Friars, as they fall into a 216-139 ATS system of mine which plays on certain teams with strong home courts against .900 (or better) teams off a win.  Providence is also a perfect 3-0 SU/ATS at home vs. Creighton since the Blue Jays joined the Big East Conference.  Take the Friars.

At 10 pm, our selection is on the Pacific Tigers + the points over San Diego.  The Toreros are 8-2 ATS this season, but have only been an underdog in one of their previous 10 lined games.  And that was when they were favored by just one points vs. Fullerton St.  So this will be the most points San Diego has laid this season, and the most it has laid since November 27, 2015 (35 games ago).  Needless to say, the Toreros have been awful as a favorite, and especially in league play, where they've gone 3-15 ATS their last 18, including 0-11 ATS if their season pointspread win percentage was greater than .460.  Take the points with Pacific.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 8:30 pm, our selection is on the Southeast Missouri State Redhawks + the points over Tennessee State.  SEMO has gotten off to a slow 6-10 start, but just played its best game of the season, when it won 81-48, as a 3-point home underdog vs. Eastern Kentucky.  And that big win has set SEMO up in a 'momentum' system of mine which is 124-44 ATS since 1990.  That angle plays on certain double-digit underdogs off double-digit wins.  Also, SEMO plays this game with revenge from a 6-point loss to the Tigers last season.  And the Redhawks are 45-22 ATS when getting more than 8 points, and playing with revenge.  Take the points with Southeast Missouri St.

At 9 pm, our selection is on the Northern Colorado Bears minus the points over Southern Utah.  The Bears are on a roll.  Last week, they went into Sacramento State and Portland State, and pulled off back to back upset wins over the Hornets and Vikings.  Now, they're back home to take on the Thunderbirds.  And Northern Colorado falls into a 34-10 ATS 'momentum' system of mine which plays on certain teams off back to back upset wins.  Overall, the Bears have cashed four straight games (and six of seven), and they should find it easy to score against a Thunderbird squad which is surrendering 83.6 ppg (against foes that average 73.4).  Northern Colorado has been dominant at home this season, as it's not lost a game yet (either SU or ATS), and it's outscoring foes by over 20 ppg.  The Bears have also dominated the Thunderbirds with six straight wins in the series, and four ATS wins of the last five.  Lay it.  NCAA Below the Radar Rout.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7:30 pm, our selection is on the Texas El Paso Miners + the points over Louisiana Tech.  The Bulldogs won their conference opener on Sunday with a 79-55 victory at Southern Miss.  Unfortunately for La Tech, it's 0-7 ATS following a conference win away from home.  Texas El Paso, meanwhile, is mired in a 10-game losing streak, so it's been installed as a double-digit underdog tonight.  This will be the most points the Miners have received this year, and we'll happily take them, as UTEP is 41-20 ATS since 1990 as an underdog of +8 or more points when playing away from home against an opponent off a win.  Finally, UTEP falls into one of my favorites systems, which is 94-35 ATS since 1990, which plays on certain teams off a loss vs. a foe off a win.  Take the Miners + the points.  C-USA Game of the Month. Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7:30 pm, our selection is on the Youngstown State Penguins + the points over Northern Kentucky, as YSU falls into a 307-177 ATS system of mine.  Both Youngstown and Northern Kentucky dropped their games over the weekend, as the Penguins fell by 13, at home, to Green Bay, while the Norse lost at Oakland, 76-65.  Tonight, the Norse have been installed as a big favorite, but they're a poor 25% ATS the past 3 seasons when favored off a loss, while the Penguins are a solid 31-18 ATS when getting more than 10 points from a conference foe.  Take Youngstown.

At 10 pm, our selection is on the Long Beach State 49ers + the points over Cal Irvine, as The Beach falls into a 360-225 ATS system of mine.  The 49ers and Anteaters open up Big West Conference play tonight, and this is a re-match of a Tourney game won by the 49ers, 77-72, last March.  It's true that Long Beach State lost by 26 at Eastern Michigan last Thursday, but point guard Justin Bibbins missed that game with a sprained ankle.  I expect him to return tonight, as the Long Beach St. medical staff indicated he was healing quickly.  And Long Beach State is a super 59-37 ATS away from home off a double-digit loss.  Also, home favorites (like Cal Irvine) have only covered 30 of 78 Big West Conference openers in the past 26 seasons.  Take the points with Long Beach State.  Road Warrior Winner. Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 9 pm, our selection is on the Washington Huskies + the points over Oregon.  This is a tough spot for the Ducks, who just defeated two previously undefeated teams (UCLA and USC) in back to back games at home.  Now, however, the Ducks must take to the road to face the Washington Huskies.  Of course, it's not a common event to win back to back games against opponents with 10-0 (or better) records.  The last time it occurred was in 2004, when Kentucky handed 12-0 Vanderbilt and 13-0 Mississippi State losses.  Then, after those two wins, Kentucky played an 8-5 Georgia team, and was upset 65-57, as a 17-point favorite!  Don't be surprised if the Ducks lose outright tonight, as they fall into a negative 39% ATS system of mine which goes against certain teams off wins over previously unbeaten foes.  And Oregon's covered just one of the previous seven games in this series.  Also, the Huskies are a super 13-1 ATS as home dogs priced from +2.5 to +15 points vs. foes off back to back SU/ATS wins.  Take the points with Washington.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 9 pm, our selection is on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish + the points over Louisville.  Both of these teams come into this game with identical 12-2 records, and we'll grab the points with the Irish, as teams that were at least 10 games over .500 have covered 61% as home underdogs over the past 27 years, if their opponent was off an ATS win.  Take the Irish.

At 6:30 pm, our selection is on the Butler Bulldogs over the Villanova Wildcats.  Villanova won the title last season, and is off to a 14-0 start this year.  But they should taste defeat at Hinkle Fieldhouse tonight.  Butler is 12-2 SU (with its two losses coming by a combined 5 points) and 8-4 ATS.  And teams on long win streaks -- like Villanova -- that have won 14+ games in a row have been dreadful in the regular season when not favored by 3+ points, and matched up against foes that didn't have a losing ATS record.  Since 1990, our "streaking" teams have cashed just 23 of 67 games.  Take Butler.

At 9:15 pm, our selection is on the Texas Tech Red Raiders + the points over West Virginia.  Texas Tech is 11-2 on the season, but has been installed as a home dog vs. WVU, which is 12-1.  We'll take the points with the Red Raiders, who fall into a 68.9% ATS system of mine which plays on "power" home underdogs with win percentages of .810 or better.  Also, WVU falls into a negative 50-84 ATS system of mine that fades .895 (or better) road favorites off a win by more than 17 points.  Even worse for the Mountaineers:  they're a poor 28-42 ATS on the road off a conference win if they're playing a winning opponent.  Take the Red Raiders.  Underdog Shocker. Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 9 pm, our selection is on the Kansas Jayhawks minus the points over the Kansas State Wildcats.  Both of these clubs enter tonight's game with 12-1 records.  But their records have diverged when playing each other over the past 18 seasons.  Unlike many rivalries, this has been a completely one-sided affair, with Kansas holding the upper hand.  Dating back to 1999, the Jayhawks are 38-5 straight-up vs. K-State, and 31-11-1 ATS, including a perfect 11-0 ATS if they failed to cover the spread in a road game their previous time out.  Meanwhile, Kansas State comes into the game off a win against Texas.  But it's 0-7 ATS its last seven off a conference win.  Take Kansas.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 8 pm, our selection is on the South Alabama Jaguars over Troy State.  This will be the Sun Belt Conference opener for both squads.  Troy State defeated Chicago State, 83-65, as a 10.5-point favorite in its last game, while South Alabama was roasted, 92-58, as a 13-point underdog at Ole Miss.  That defeat was the Jaguars' fourth in five games, and it also extended the Jaguars' ATS losing streak to 5 straight games.  But I look for the Jaguars to bounce back off that 34-point loss, as NCAA teams have covered 66.1% of the time over the past 27 seasons in their conference openers if they lost their previous game by more than 20 points, and their opponent was off a SU/ATS win.  Additionally, the Jaguars fall into 194-121 and 101-44 ATS systems of mine based on their recent play.  Lay the points with South Alabama.  NCAA Hoops High Roller Winner.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 4 pm, our selection is on the UTEP Miners + the points over Texas San Antonio.  It's true that UTEP has lost nine straight games headed into this afternoon's contest with the Roadrunners.  And Texas San Antonio has been installed as a very short favorite.  Thus, the knee-jerk reaction might be to lay the small number with UTSA.  But consider that teams on losing streaks of 9+ games have covered 61% on the road since 1990, if they weren't getting more than 5 points (and 78% if they also weren't on a pointspread win streak).  The Roadrunners, meanwhile, have won the first two games of their 3-game home stand, but they're a woeful 1-11 ATS off a home win since February 2014.  Take Texas El Paso.  Below the Radar Blowout.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 4:30 pm, our selection is on the Miami-Fla Hurricanes minus the points over NC State.  This is a great match-up, as both teams come into the game on six-game win streaks.  For the season, Miami is 10-2, while the Wolfpack is a half-game better, at 11-2.  In Vegas, though, Miami is trending in the opposite direction, as it's lost its last seven games against the spread.  The knee-jerk reaction might be to play against the ice cold Hurricanes, especially since NC State has covered its last four games.  But the opposite generally holds true.  Indeed, since 1990, college teams on a 7-game (or worse) ATS losing streak have covered a solid 60% of the time vs. foes on a 4-game (or better) ATS win streak (and 91% when not installed as an underdog).  Take Miami.  NCAA Roadkill Winner.  Good luck as always...Al McMordie.

At 3 pm, our selection is on the Nebraska Omaha Mavericks + the points over North Dakota State.  The Mavericks had their best win of the season -- and one of their best in school history -- back on December 3, when they went into Carver-Hawkeye Arena and upset Iowa, 98-89, as an 11-point underdog.  Since then, though, they've failed to cover the spread, and Thursday's 17-point loss at South Dakota was their fifth straight ATS defeat.  I look for the Mavericks to break back into the ATS win column on this Saturday, as their losing streak has triggered a 95-35 ATS system of mine.  And it's not like North Dakota State has been doing any better this season against the spread (even though they did cover their most recent game).  The Bison have covered just two of their nine games, themselves.  And they're also 0-9 ATS in the regular season the past two years off a pointspread win.  Finally, Nebraska-Omaha is a sensational 86% ATS over the past five seasons as an underdog off back to back SU/ATS losses.  Take the Mavericks + the points.  NCAA Road Warrior.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 1 pm, our selection is on the Iona Gaels minus the points over the Marist Red Foxes.  Iona is in a super situation on Saturday, as it suffered upset losses in its two previous games.  And those two defeats have triggered several of my favorite systems, with records of 54-12, 126-70 and 75-32 ATS.  Meanwhile, Marist is on a 5-game losing streak, itself, and has covered just two of its six games this season.  Even worse:  it's covered just 33% on the road over the past 15 seasons vs. a foe off an upset loss, including just 10% vs. foes with a W/L percentage of .616 or worse.  Finally, Iona is 76.4% ATS over the past 15 seasons off an upset loss when matched up against an opponent off back to back losses, including a perfect 8-0 ATS if the Gaels W/L percentage was .421 (or better).  Take Iona.  NCAA Basketball Game of the Month.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 11 pm, our selection is on the California Golden Bears minus the points over Arizona, as California falls into a 76-23 ATS System of mine.  That angle fades certain .827 (or better) teams (like Arizona) on the road off a double-digit win, if they're facing an opponent with a strong home court which lost its previous game.  And the Bears did lose a rare game at home their last time out, as they fell, 56-52, to Virginia nine days ago.  But off that tough loss, I expect California to bounce back, as it had won 27 home games in a row before that setback.  California is 9-1 ATS at home its last 10 vs. Pac-12 foes, while Arizona is 6-10 ATS on the road in conference play.  Take Cal minus the points.  NCAA Roadkill Winner!  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 9 pm, our selection is on the New Mexico Lobos minus the points over Fresno State.  This is the Mountain West Conference opener for both teams.  And each comes into this game off a loss, as Fresno fell, 75-63, at Oregon, while New Mexico was blown out by Arizona, 76-47.  But the Lobos have always been terrific in conference games when going into it off a loss by more than 5 points.  Over the past 27 years, they're 31-16 ATS in this role.  Moreover, New Mexico falls into terrific 88-39 and 151-88 ATS systems of mine.  Take New Mexico.  NCAA Hoops Elite Info. Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the Miami-Fla Hurricanes minus the points over the Columbia Lions.  The Hurricanes have won 5 straight games to move to 9-2 on the season.  But they're not having much success in Vegas, as they're a meager 2-7 ATS.  But their last four pointspread defeats have all been close, and they only failed to cover by 2.5, 2, 0.5 and 6 points (an average of 2.75 ppg).  We'll lay the wood with Miami on Wednesday, as the Hurricanes are a super 28-14 ATS on a 3-game (or worse) ATS losing streak.  And Miami also falls into a 74-48 ATS system of mine which plays on certain .601 (or better) teams off consecutive pointspread losses.  Take Miami.  NCAA Hoops Roadkill Winner.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 6:30 pm, our selection is on the Seton Hall Pirates minus the points over Rutgers, as the Pirates fall into 76-18, 128-50, and 281-172 ATS systems.  Rutgers has lost just once this season (in 12 games), and comes into tonight's game off a 68-53 SU/ATS win against Fordham.  Even worse for the Knights:  they're 1-38 straight-up and 12-27 ATS in their last 39 games dressed up as an underdog.  Meanwhile, the Pirates are 9-2 on the season following a 13-point win over Delaware on Saturday.  And the Pirates are a terrific 48-28-1 ATS vs. .500 (or better) foes, including 21-7 ATS off a double-digit win.  Take Seton Hall minus the points.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 4:30 pm, our selection is on the San Diego State Aztecs minus the points over Tulsa, as SDSU falls into 137-71 and 100-43 ATS systems of mine.  These two teams played last night, and Steve Fisher's crew won, 66-51, over Southern Mississippi.  That was the 2nd straight game where the defensive-minded Aztecs held their opponent to 33% < field goal shooting.  San Diego State has been terrific under coach Fisher when playing in the regular season without rest, as it's 17-3 SU its last 20 (and 12-4 ATS in those games).  And they're a super 67-25 ATS off a win by 14+ points dating back to 2001, when not laying double-digits.  Take SDSU.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 9 pm, our selection is on the Pepperdine Waves + the points over Montana.  These two teams met last year in Malibu, and the Waves were a 9-point home favorite.  They got out to a 37-29 lead at halftime, before winning, 69-63.  This year, though, we find Montana installed as the big favorite due, in large part, to the Grizzlies' 4 straight ATS wins and Pepperdine's six straight ATS losses.  But my math indicates this line is inflated, and that's corroborated by the fact that Pepperdine falls into 94-35, 136-60 and 113-54 ATS systems of mine that play on certain teams off back to back ATS defeats.  Take the points with Pepperdine.  NCAA Elite Info Winner.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 5:30 pm, our selection is on the UC Santa Barbara Gauchos + the points over Nevada.  The Gauchos are off to a 1-8 start this season.  Even worse:  they've yet to cash at the betting window, with 7 straight ATS defeats.  But that pointspread failure has created an overlay in today's line, and we'll grab the betting value.  UCSB falls into two really good systems of mine that play on certain teams off ATS losses.  One is 96-44 ATS since 1990, while the other is 76-42 ATS.  Take the Gauchos.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 12 Noon, our selection is on Alabama A/M + the points over Bowling Green.  In non-conference games, Mid American Conference teams are a dreadful 18-52 ATS as double digit favorites if they aren't a winning team.  Take Alabama A&M.  Good luck, as always....Al McMordie.

At 10 pm, our selection is on the California Golden Bears + the points over Virginia.  These two teams met last season in Charlottesville, and the Cavaliers eked out a 1-point win, as a double-digit favorite.  This year's game is on the West Coast, and we'll grab the points with the revenge-minded Bears, as they fall into a 101-57 ATS system of mine, which plays on certain home dogs, with strong records, that lost to their opponent in the previous meeting.  California's 9-2 on the season, including a perfect 8-0 at home, and outscoring its foes by over 18 points per game at Haas Pavilion.  Finally, the Bears have cashed 75% over the past 27 seasons at home when they've had an .800 (or better) record and played with revenge, including 86% vs. non-conference foes.  Meanwhile, Virginia's an awful 67-91 ATS away from home when playing a revenge-minded team over the past 27 years.  Take the points with California.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 11 pm, our selection is on the Oregon Ducks minus the points over Fresno State, as Oregon falls into a 128-49 ATS system of mine (which is also 14-0-1 its last 15).  That angle plays against certain winning teams off back to back ATS wins.  Overall, the Bulldogs have covered five straight entering this game.  And, of course, that recent pointspread success will serve to keep our line reasonable, but the Bulldogs should get blown out tonight.  Fresno's an awful 1-11 ATS since 2014 when playing a foe with an .800 (or better) win percentage.  Meanwhile, Oregon's 26-8 ATS when matched up against foes with a win percentage between .395 and .795; 9-0 ATS when favored by double-digits against a foe off a SU/ATS win; and 20-6 ATS at home in non-conference games off back to back double-digit wins.  Take Oregon.  NCAA High Roller Winner.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the Syracuse Orange minus the points over the Eastern Michigan Eagles.  Both teams come into this game with identical 6-4 records.  But EMU's been horrid on the road this season, as it's 1-4, with its only victory at Detroit, where it was favored by 9 points.  Here, it's been installed as a double-digit underdog, and EMU is a dreadful 3-17-1 ATS as double-digit underdogs away from home vs. foes that outscore their opponents by 10+ points per game.  The Orange suffered a rare home loss, but they're 69% ATS over the past 11 years at home off a SU home loss.  Take Syracuse.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 8 pm, our selection is on the Washington Huskies minus the points over Western Michigan, as Washington falls into a 57-21 ATS system of mine.  That angle plays on certain teams off ATS losses when matched up against foes off ATS wins.  Western Michigan checks in off a SU/ATS home win vs. James Madison, while Washington was upset at home in its last game, 87-85, by Nevada.  That loss was the Huskies' 4th straight overall (both SU and ATS).  But I love U-Dub to bounce back on Sunday, as it's 17-6-1 ATS off 3 SU/ATS losses, while the Broncos are an awful 5-19 ATS off a pointspread win!  Take Washington minus the points.  NCAA Elite Info Winner.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7:30 pm, our selection is on the Akron Zips minus the points over Marshall.  The Zips are a solid 7-3 on the season, and their only three losses came in their 3 games on an opponent's home court.  Here, of course, Akron is playing at home, and we'll lay the points with the Zips, as they fall into a 280-170 ATS system of mine when plays on certain favorites with a winning record.  Moreover, Marshall's been an terrible traveler over the years, and especially when installed as a road underdog priced from +1.5 to +12 points, as it's 40-85-2 ATS since 2001!  But that's not the worst part.  If Marshall's also off a pointspread win, then its 40-85-2 ATS record drops to 10-40-1 ATS.  With the Thundering Herd, indeed, off a SU/ATS win over Toledo, we'll lay the points with Akron.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the Pittsburgh Panthers minus the points over Rice.  Both the Panthers and Owls come into tonight's game off back-to-back wins, and identical 8-2 records.  In Vegas, Rice has gone 3-1 ATS, while Pitt is a game under .500, at 4-5 ATS.  We'll take the home team Panthers tonight, as Rice is a woeful 16-44 ATS off back to back wins when playing an opponent with a .570 (or worse) pointspread win percentage, including 0-13 ATS its last 13.  Take Pitt.  NCAA Hoops Roadkill.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 2 pm, our selection is on the DePaul Blue Demons minus the points over Chicago St.  The Cougars threw a scare into Northwestern on Wednesday, as they lost 68-64, but covered as a 28-point underdog.  But that was a rare ATS win as a big underdog for the Cougars, given that they've only covered 26% over the past 11 years when priced from +10 to +30 points.  Meanwhile, DePaul's a stellar 13-0 SU and 10-3 ATS as double-digit favorites off a loss vs. non-conference foes.  Take the Blue Demons.

At 2 pm, our selection is on the Ohio U. Bobcats minus the points over Cleveland St.  The Vikings have been awful in this price range, as they're 2-14-1 ATS when getting between 9 and 16 points, including 0-9-1 ATS their last 10.  Additionally, Ohio has dominated non-conference foes, here in Athens, as it's 45-22 ATS in the regular season since 1990.  Take the Bobcats.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the Miami-Florida Hurricanes minus the points over Florida Atlantic.  The Hurricanes have lost four in a row to the pointspread, but we'll lay the points tonight when they take on the Florida Atlantic Owls.  Miami has covered 70% over the past 20 seasons off 3+ pointspread defeats in a row, including, 88% ATS vs. losing teams.  Meanwhile, the Owls are a dreadful 30.7% ATS the past 11 seasons vs. foes off 4+ ATS losses.  Finally, the 'Canes fall into a 45-9 ATS system of mine which plays on certain favorites off back to back ATS defeats.  Take Miami.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 9 pm, our selection is on the Michigan Wolverines minus the points over Central Arkansas.  Michigan lost its last game to the #2-ranked UCLA Bruins, but there's no great shame in that.  I look for John Beilein's crew to bounce back today, as it falls into a 37-11 ATS system of mine which plays on certain favorites off an upset loss.  Even better:  Michigan is a super 47-26-1 ATS off a loss the past 8 seasons.  Take the Wolverines.  NCAA High Roller.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 9:30 pm, our selection is on the New Mexico State Aggies over New Mexico.  These two teams met 22 days ago in Albuquerque, and the Lobos won, 72-59.  We'll take the Aggies in the re-match, as New Mexico State falls into a 37-10 ATS revenge system of mine.  Additionally, the Aggies are on a 5-game win streak, and home teams in this rivalry off back to back wins have covered 14 of 20, including 6-1 ATS when playing with revenge.  Take New Mexico State.

At 4 pm, our selection is on the Colorado State Rams minus the points over Northern Colorado.  Last year, the Bears upset CSU, 73-64, as a 13-point underdog.  But we'll lay the points with the revenge-minded Rams on this Saturday afternoon, as they fall into a 40-18 ATS system of mine.  Moreover, the Rams are a dominant 29-12 ATS when priced as a favorite of more than 5 points, and playing with revenge (including 10-1 ATS vs. non-conference foes).  Lay it.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 3 pm, our selection is on the Illinois Illini minus the points over Central Michigan.  Dating back 25 seasons, the Illini have been tremendous at home when priced from -5 to -16 points, as they're 84-56 ATS including 22-9 ATS vs. non-conference foes not off a SU loss.  Also, Central Michigan has burned money when priced from +8.5 to +15 points vs foes off a SU win, as it's covered just 26 of 82 games since 1990, including 0-for-10 when the Chippewas had a winning record.  Take Illinois minus the points.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the Rhode Island Rams minus the points over Old Dominion.  The Rams are 5-3 on the season, following upset losses at Valpo and Providence.  And they also enter tonight's game on a 4-game pointspread losing streak.  On the surface, this 4-game ATS losing streak might look bad, but the Rams were in each game, and only failed to cover the pointspread, on average, by 5.12 ppg.  Tonight, they're back home, where they're 4-0 SU, with an average margin of victory just shy of 20 ppg.  I love Rhode Island to blow out Old Dominion tonight, as URI will be looking to avenge an upset loss at Old Dominion last season, as a 1.5-point favorite.  And URI is terrific 16-3 ATS at home when priced between -4 and -13 points, including a perfect 6-0 ATS when playing with revenge.  Moreover, Rhode Island falls into 71-30 and 75-32 ATS systems of mine that play on certain teams off back to back upset defeats, as well as 53-20 and 35-11 ATS angles that play on certain teams off 4+ pointspread losses in a row.  Additionally, ODU is a poor 5-12 ATS on the road vs. winning clubs.  Take Rhode Island. NCAA Payback Payday! Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7 pm, our selection is on the Iowa Hawkeyes minus the points over Stetson.  To say that Iowa hit rock-bottom on Saturday, when it lost at home to Nebraska-Omaha, would be an understatement.  Indeed, that was the Mavericks' first win in 12 games vs. a Big 10 member school.  There's no doubt the Hawkeyes can score.  They're averaging 85.6 ppg, on 45.1% FG shooting.  But their defense and rebounding definitely need to improve.  Luckily for Fran McCaffery tonight, his team will welcome a huge creampuff into Carver-Hawkeye Arena in the final tuneup before Iowa hosts rival Iowa State, on Thursday.  Overall, the Hawkeyes have gone 0-5 ATS, but they fall into a great 23-1 ATS system of mine which plays on certain teams off 4+ ATS losses.  And the Hawks are 53-35 ATS at home under McCaffery.  Take Iowa.  Below the Radar Blowout.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.