Showing posts with label Oklahoma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oklahoma. Show all posts

Friday, July 11, 2008

Epic Drop: Top 10 Name Candidates for the new Oklahoma City NBA Team

Your link awaits, and I'm looking forward to someone getting really offended that I'm going to Tim McVeigh for comedy. Domestic terror always gives the giggle!

Friday, April 18, 2008

And the Association Sticks the Landing!

How can you tell when a sports league has jumped the shark?


It lands in Oklahoma City.

Friday, October 5, 2007

NCAA Football Winning Picks: Week 5

Time for this week's NCAA football picks. For the season we are 14-12 and up 72.65 units. We had another rough week 5 going 3-2, but the Penn State game just killed us by laying 150 units on it. Time to get back to basics in Week 6.

Big game this week – OU (-12) vs. Texas. It would have been an even bigger game except that they both dropped turds last week against Colorado and Kansas State. Looks like the Big 12 South isn’t the cream of the crop in that conference after all. At least the Big 12 North is there to carry the conference. As always, first four picks are laying 50 units and the lock of the week is laying 100 units for a change.

Stanford at USC OVER 58.5. A lot of money being placed on the over in Vegas. Follow the money.

Auburn (-7.5) at home vs. Vanderbilt. You say you should never pick against your alma mater? Whatever. Buy a half point to be sure, but you probably don’t need it.

Kansas State (-3) at home vs. Kansas. I’ll be against my other alma mater in this one. You might want to consider the OVER of 55 on this if you don’t think K-State is for real. Ask Texas how real they are.

Wisconsin +110 at Illinois. Take the money line here and get a little extra coin in your pocket by not taking the 2.5 points.

THE I CAN’T BELIEVE THIS SPREAD LOCK OF THE WEEK
Wisconsin -2.5 at Illinois. Okay, we’ll take the 2.5 points as well. I just can't believe that the team favored to win the Big Ten loses at Illinois. Of course I said the same thing about Penn State last week.

Friday, September 28, 2007

NCAA Football Winning Picks: Week 5

Time for this week's NCAA football picks. For the season we are 12-9 and up 231.75 units. We had a rough week 4 going 2-4, but what do you expect when Syracuse wins on the road as a 30 something point dog. But we’re still up for the year and feeling great about Week 5 games.


Big game this week – Cal at Oregon (-6.5). This spread opened at 4.5 and has moved up 2 points which is curious as only 54% of the “side” money is going on the Ducks. As always, first four picks are laying 50 units and the lock of the week is laying 150 units for a change. Also, to make it interesting, we’re picking all road teams this week.

Cal +6.5 at Oregon. Something’s not right with this line and I could be on the receiving end of it. To be safe, buy that extra half point to push the line to +7. Cal has lost the last two times they’ve played in Eugene, but never by more than 7 points.

Michigan -16.5 at Northwestern. Michigan’s O line and Defense looked back on track last week against a solid Penn State team. If the line moves before you get your pick in, make sure you buy it down to 17 or under.
Oklahoma at Colorado OVER 56. OU averages around 60 points a game. Enough said. Take the over.

Notre Dame -22 at Purdue. Yes, I’m nuts. But something tells me that the Irish might actually score more than one touchdown on offense this week. Purdue has been putting big points on the board this year. Their lowest point total has been 45. But the past two weeks they gave up 22 points to Central Michigan and 31 to Minnesota, so I think the Irish will score enough to cover the spread.

THE I CAN’T BELIEVE THIS SPREAD LOCK OF THE WEEK
Penn State -3 at Illinois. WHAT??? Look, Illinois is much better this year and have had two decent recruiting classes. And yes, Penn State had a disappointing loss last week. But there is no way they are losing to Illinois this week. And for this weeks “I Can’t Believe This Spread Lock Of The Week” lay 3 units instead of the customary 2 on Penn State.

Friday, September 21, 2007

NCAA Football Winning Picks: Week 4

Time for this week's NCAA football picks. For the season we are 10-5 and up 390.85 units – bringing our total units to 690.85. Come on folks, it’s easy money, er, I mean units. Why pay for advice or roll the dice on your own? FTT is giving you sure fire winners each week.


Big game this week – South Carolina at LSU. Team whose fans average the most teeth per fan wins. I kid, I kid. I grew up in Baton Rouge. As always, first four picks are laying 50 units and the lock of the week is laying 100 units (which FTT is a perfect 3-0 on this season). This week, because we like you, FTT Nation, we’re throwing in a bonus pick. And to prove our skills, we’re only taking one home team.

Michigan State -10.5 at Notre Dame. Some interesting things to note here. This line has moved down 2.5 points since it opened at 13. Just as the Nebraska fans drove down the line last week, the Notre Dame fans are doing the same. Thanks suckers. The money line is also interesting. Notre Dame’s line is +325 and people are all over this with 96% of the total wagering on the money line going to ND. That’s a nice payout if the Irish win, but let me throw some numbers at you on why they won’t. In three games so far this year, Notre Dame has averaged: 4 points per game, 34 points allowed per game, and -5 yards rushing. Don’t throw away your money on this team.

Oklahoma -22.5 at Tulsa. This is really a home game for the Sooners as 90% of the crowd will be pulling for OU. Tulsa has nothing and this should be a laugher early on.

Nebraska -22.5 at home vs. Ball State. What do you do after a tough loss at home against USC? You schedule Ball State and beat them by 40.

Penn State -2.5 at Michigan. I’m not sure why everybody thinks Michigan has corrected their problems. They beat up on Notre Dame last week, not LSU. Yes, the Big House is tough to play in as a visiting team. Most years. How is this only a 2.5 spread?

South Carolina at LSU OVER 46. Two top ranked teams battling it out in Death Valley. Typically when 2 top SEC schools meet it’s a low scoring event (unless it’s Florida vs. Tennessee). But LSU’s offense scores at will and I think South Carolina will get a couple TDs.


THE I CAN’T BELIEVE THIS SPREAD LOCK OF THE WEEK
Georgia Tech
-3.5 at Virginia. The Jackets rebound from a tough loss to BC last week to take on a Virginia team that barely beat Duke and North Carolina. This one should be over at half time. But if it’s close at halftime, bet the house on Georgia Tech for the second half line.