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The Leading Logic In Sports Handicapping |
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Beware of Double Digit NFL Favorites
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Ryan Fitzpatrick (in the middle) is shown receiving typical pass protection from Bengals offensive line.
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Aside from the day of the week this game is being played, will anything be different from the first meeting between the Bengals and Steelers? Not unless Carson Palmer makes a miraculous recovery and suddenly starts at quarterback for Cincinnati having the same abilities as he possessed in 2005, the Bengals last trip to the postseason. He missed the Oct. 19 meeting when the Steelers crushed Cincinnati 38-10 at Paul Brown Stadium. On that day, the defense led by James Harrison, LaMarr Woodley and Lawrence Timmons met at Ryan Fitzpatrick’s helmet, sacking him seven times, along with numerous other “welcome” hits, as Palmer started nursing a sore right elbow.
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College Football Rivalries – Part 1
CFB - One of the many great aspects of college football is the end of the season when the most bitter of rivalries get together to renew those emotions from the past. This is the game that mostly involves in-state or neighboring state universities that stir the emotion of every player and alumni alike. Because of proximity, many fans either attended these schools or were cultured by their parents to develop an affiliation with the beloved institution of hirer learning. The passion runs deep in these situations and this becomes an emotional encounter that is a tipping point, often for one calendar year when the next game is played and the drama unfolds all over again.
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Thursday night hockey previews & picks
NHL - Thursday night on the ice features eight different games, including a showdown between the frontrunners in the Northwest Division, Vancouver and Minnesota, of which we are offering a FREE FoxSheet. Ron Raymond has two other games on his radar for today, Florida vs. New Jersey and Pittsburgh visiting Atlanta. Read on for his preview and picks on those two contests.
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Memphis reloads for more C-USA dominance
CBB - Memphis continues to wave the C-USA banner for everyone by making it to the NCAA championship game last year plus an Elite Eight appearance the year before. Over the past four years, only UAB, besides the Tigers, has been to the Big Dance from this league. However, there is some evidence that this year it appears the gap is narrowing between Memphis and everyone else. Still, it would be insane to pick anyone else to win the league title. See who we think will be 2nd through 12th as we break down Conference-USA.
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17 Reasons to Watch Miami at Georgia Tech
CFB - The ACC caught a ton of grief in early September for playing ugly football, as Clemson, Maryland, Virginia Tech and Florida State all lost games they were expected to win. Since that time, the conference has really come around, with 14-2 non-conference record, covering the spread 11 times. For pure enjoyment or agony (depending what side you’re on), Atlantic Coast Conference football as been as entertaining as, hmm, ACC basketball. With that said, here are 17 reasons to watch tonight’s ACC contest.
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