Take Mark Ingram (+350): If you’d gone to the sports book at this time last year trying to make a preseason Heisman Trophy wager, Ingram’s name wouldn’t have even been on the board. Now, one year later he looks to become just the second player ever to take home the award twice. After a solid freshman season, Ingram burst onto the scene in 2009, rushing for 1658 yards and 18 touchdowns, becoming a key cog in Alabama’s high octane offense. The sophomore fin
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The John Heisman Memorial Trophy is the most prestigious individual award in American sports. The MVP of a professional sports league doesn’t receive the same stand-alone attention that the Heisman winner does on the second Saturday of December. The one-hour television special from the Downtown Athletic Club in New York City confers a unique level of honor on the recipient of this piece of hardware. If you take home the likeness of a ballcarrier with his off-arm outstretched, you’ve wo
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Alabama- Over 10 Regular Season Wins (-115) or Under 10 Regular Season Wins (-115): Where else could we start but with the defending National Champion Alabama Crimson Tide? They return eight starters on offense and have the best coach in the game in Nick Saban. But before you go rushing to take the over win total, remember that there is still a huge talent loss on defense (Who will make plays for the departed Rolando McClain, Terrence Cody and others), and this year’s schedule is much
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New York Jets Coach Rex Ryan has a team that should contend not just for the AFC East crown, but for the AFC title. Even if shutdown cornerback Darrelle Revis doesn’t end his holdout, this team has plenty of resources and the fundamental ability to succeed on most Sundays. The Jets’defense, which smothered Cincinnati in last season’s AFC Wild Card Game and then shut down high-powered San Diego in the AFC Divisional Playoff Game, is a confid
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Take Case Keenum (+1400): The only place most quarterbacks will ever put up the stats Keenum did in 2009 is when they’re playing Xbox. Now entering 2010, is possible that the Houston signal caller will be even better this year? Last season, Keenum threw for 5671 yards, a staggering number that was over 1400 yards better than his closest competitor. He also tossed 44 touchdowns and completed 70 percent of his passes. And he’s back to do it all again. Strict
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Notre Dame- Over 8 Regular Season Wins (EV) or Under 8 Regular Season Wins (-130): Now that the Charlie Weis era is over in South Bend, college football bettors are dying to know if Notre Dame is set for a return to glory. This writer thinks yes. For one, new coach Brian Kelly has simply been a winner everywhere he’s gone, including his last stop at Cincinnati where he is coming off back-to-back conference championships. Looking at the schedule, it is manageable with the Irish’s o
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Ryan Mallett (+1000) to win the Heisman Trophy: Anyone who watched a single Arkansas game in 2009 knows the truth about Mallett: There isn’t a more physically gifted college quarterback than the 6’7 Razorbacks junior. Quite frankly there aren’t many quarterbacks in the NFL with an arm as strong as his. So as we enter the 2010 college football season, it’s no wonder that he’s one of the favorites to take down the Heisman Trophy. He’s tutored by one of the best offensive coaches in the g
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Michigan- Over 7 Regular Seasons (-135) or Under 7 Regular Season Wins (+105): The final stop in the college football betting odds takes us to Ann Arbor, MI, where it’s put up or shut up time for coach Rich Rodriguez. Now in his third year on the sidelines, Rodriguez will need to get Michigan to a bowl game to keep his job. It won’t be easy though, as Michigan has a lot of holes to fill, no place more so than quarterback. As good as Tate Forcier was early last season, he was just as bad,
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The Brian Kelly era will officially open on September 4, when Notre Dame and their new coach host Purdue. It’s hard to know exactly what to expect from the Irish this year, but they should improve off last year’s team that went just 6-6, but lost their last four games (1-3 ATS). Dayne Crist will take over at quarterback, after the illustrious Jimmy Clausen went to the NFL. Michael Floyd, a top receiver who caught nine touchdown passes, is back to provide a top target.
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After back-to-back eight win seasons, optimism is running high at Arizona. Optimism should be even higher based on the return of several stars off last year’s 41st ranked scoring offense. That unit could be even better in 2010, thanks to quarterback Nick Foles. He threw for 2,489 yards and 19 touchdowns in 2009, leading the Wildcats to an 8-5 record (6-7 ATS). Their challenge will be a tough one opening night, as Toledo believes they can spring the upset. They are coming off a 2009 ca
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Connecticut (+250): The UConn Huskies are tri-favorites in the Big East? Really? You better believe it, as coach Randy Edsall has the best squad he’s ever had in Storrs. The Huskies return eight starters on both offense and defense from a team that lost their five games last year by a combined 15 points, and won at Notre Dame and against South Carolina in their bowl game to close out the season. While we could talk about the return of starters Zach Frazer at quarterback and running ba
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All in all, Arkansas is especially positioned to make a run at the flag, with Auburn having an outside shot. Yet, it’s difficult to think that Alabama –the two-time defending champion –won’t hold onto its position as the owner of unquestioned supremacy in the SEC West. Saban is one of the elite coaches in college football, and that makes a difference in a division as competitive as this one. Read More Take Alabama -200 to win the SEC West Bet the Games at BetUS
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North Carolina Tar Heels- Over 8 Regular Season Wins (+105) or Under 8 Regular Season Wins (-135): Returning maybe the best defense in the game, the North Carolina Tar Heels enter 2010 as one of the favorites in the college football betting odds. But after an off-season of turmoil and questions at the quarterback position, can North Carolina make a serious run at the monster season so many expect? Let’s analyze them, to see whether the Tar Heels will go over or
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It was a tough year in Miami in 2009, as it was nearly impossible for the Dolphins to match their lofty 2008 campaign, when they won the AFC East. They finished a disappointing 7-9, but 8-8 ATS. So what’s in store for 2010? A lot of rushing the football, that’s what. Miami ranked fourth in the league last year with 139 yards on the ground per game, and that should only be strengthened with the return of a healthy Ronnie Brown. However, the play to make here is UNDER 8 ½ regular season wins
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Dallas Cowboys: Over 10 wins (-120); Under 10 wins (-110) The Dallas Cowboys are coming off an 11 win season that saw them get better as the season rolled along. They were a scary team last year with Roy Williams as a second receiver. Enter Dez Bryant who should make us all forget the Roy Williams experiment. Romo now has Miles Austin, Bryant and Jason Whitten to throw to. Felix Jones figures to get more carries this year and he should. Behind him are Marion Barber and Tashard
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Take Jake Locker (+800): With the opportunity to leave Washington, and have been potentially the No. 1 pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, Locker shocked observers last winter and chose to return to Seattle for his senior year. Will college football’s most naturally skilled player take home the Heisman? Many football bettors seem to think so, as Locker returns from a season that saw him throw for 2800 yards and 21 touchdowns, while also finishing as Washington’s second leadin
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Auburn- Over 8 ½ Regular Seasons Wins (-125) or Under 8 ½ Regular Season Wins (-105): While college football bettors are certainly bullish on the Auburn Tigers, this writer has his concerns. Looking at the schedule, it’d be easy to peg Auburn for eight wins, with three essentially automatic one’s against Arkansas State, Louisiana-Monroe and Tennessee-Chattanooga. But where would the other six come from? Home dates with Clemson, South Carolina, LSU, Arkansas and Georgia won’t be walks
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It is the last season of its kind in the Big 12. A conference that came into being in 1996 and formed two divisions will look very different in 2011 with only 10 teams. This 2010 campaign is the last one in which a six-team North and a six-team South will decide division champions and then meet on the first Saturday of December in the Big 12 Championship Game. Next year, there won’t be a Big 12 title tilt, as Nebraska (Big Ten) and Colorado (Pac-10) move to other conferences. In effect, this is
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Take Kellen Moore (+1500): Speaking of video game numbers, Boise State quarterback Kellen Moore put up some of his own in 2009, as he threw for a staggering 39 touchdowns and just three interceptions. Unreal!!! Now, he’s back to do it all over again, and he’s joined by 20 other returning starters, making Boise State one of the most experienced teams in college football. The Broncos schedule isn’t easy, as they open by traveling cross country to take on Vir
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The stakes are high at Michigan for head coach Rich Rodriguez, after back-to-back non-bowl seasons for this proud program. They need to starting winning, and it needs to start September 4. However, they get a brutal opener against a UConn team which was a favorite of bettors last year, finishing 9-4 against the spread (8-5 SU). They lost their five games by a combined 15 points. The Huskies return talent in 1,000 yard rusher Jordan Todman and quarterback Zach Frazer, who
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Jacory Harris (+1200) to win the Heisman Trophy: If there is one quarterback who has the natural gifts to match Mallett, it’s probably Miami junior to be Jacory Harris. He threw for 3,352 yards in 2009, and returns his top playmakers this season, in Leonard Hankerson and LaRon Byrd. If Harris is to take home the Heisman though, one thing he must improve on were the dismal 17 interceptions that he threw last season, to go along with his 24 touchdowns. Miami is a talented team, but won
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Aaron Rogers had one of the most productive seasons of all NFL quarterbacks last year. Entering his third year as heir to the Brett Favre religion in Green Bay, Rogers will win the NFL Most Valuable Player for the 2010-11 NFL betting season. Read More Take Aaron Rogers (+1200) to Win Regular Season MVP Award Bet the Games at
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Boise State- Over 11 Regular Season Wins (+105) or Under 11 Regular Season Wins (-135): After another undefeated season and BCS bowl win, the Boise State Broncos are once again the darlings of the college football world. And they might take it one step further in 2010, as they welcome back 20 starters from a team that went 14-0 last season. Will they play for a National Championship this year? When looking at this over/under what your decision essentially comes down to is this: Do you thi
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Take Terrelle Pryor (+450): College football fans and bettors alike always knew that Pryor had the talent to make himself a Heisman frontrunner. Well, in the last couple games of 2009, he showed exactly what makes him so special, leading Ohio State to six straight victories down the stretch, including an emphatic Rose Bowl win over Pac-10 champ Oregon. And in was in that game that Pryor showed the dual-threat skills that made him the most sought after play
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The Gators won’t be as good this year without Tim Tebow, but John Brantley is still likely to perform well enough at quarterback to give Florida a division crown. South Carolina is probably the second-best team in the division, and Florida gets the Gamecocks at home. The East ultimately figures to be pretty lopsided. Florida will coast to the finish line; the real drama concerns the fight for second place. Read More Take F
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Our favorite to win the 2010-11 Big Ten conference championship is the Wisconsin Badgers (+350). Not only is it a great line to play right now, but the Badgers have an outstanding conference schedule. Wisconsin is fortunate enough to face defending Big Ten Champions Ohio State at home, the Badgers don’t have to play Penn State, and they only have one tough road contest against Iowa on Oct. 23. The Badgers also will have 2009 Big Ten Player of The Year, John Clay back for
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Penn State- Over 8 ½ Regular Season Wins (-125) or Under 8 ½ Regular Season WinsWins (-105): There are a lot of questions surrounding the Penn State Nittany Lions entering the 2010 college football season: Who’ll play quarterback? How will they replace several key players on defense? And is this the last year for legendary coach Joe Paterno? Let’s evaluate everything at Penn State, as we look at whether they’ll go over or under 8 ½ regular season wins in this installment of the college fo
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Florida State- Over 8 Regular Season Wins (+105) or Under Regular Season Wins (-135): One of Oklahoma’s regular season opponents will be these Florida State Seminoles, who’ll be playing their first season without Bobby Bowden on their sideline in over a quarter of a century. Don’t feel too bad for new coach Jimbo Fisher though, as he inherits quite a bit of talent. The Seminoles return All-ACC caliber quarterback Christian Ponder, as well as all five starters on the offense line. And play
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New England Patriots: Over 9 ½ wins (-125): Under 9 ½ wins (-105) There has been a lot of talk about the demise of the New England Patriots. They are old, their defense sucks and they have absolutely no running game. All true, but they are the New England Patriots. Despite Tom Brady struggling out of the gate last season and the loss of Wes Welker for various points of the season, they still finished with the 3rd ranked passing offense and a 10-6 record. Brady will be healthy f
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New York Jets- Over 9 ½ regular season wins (-125) or Under 9 ½ Regular Season wins (-105): After years of being the doormat in this division to New England, many believe the J-E-T-S, are ready to make some real noise. They finished last season 9-7 SU and 9-7 ATS, and of course were one game away from the Super Bowl. Whenever analyzing the Jets, bettors smartly point to their defense, and with good reason: They ranked first in the NFL in total defense, scoring defense and passing defens
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Football bettors may think I’m crazy but Kansas City is currently sitting at +6 (-115) for their Week 1 home opener against last year’s division champion, the San Diego Chargers. What a great NFL betting week 1 line to take advantage of. The offseason loss of LaDanian Tomlinson is not a huge issue, the problem is will Darren Sproles and rookie Ryan Matthews be able to step into the shoes of one of the most productive running backs in NFL history? Kansas City, meanwhil
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South Florida- Over 6 ½ Regular Seasons Wins (-155) or Under 6 ½ Regular Seasons Wins): For our final over/under look, let’s go way off the radar to South Florida, where Skip Holtz comes in as coach after several successful years at East Carolina. While Holtz is no doubt an upgrade over the departed Jim Leavitt, it just doesn’t seem likely that the Bulls will be able to go over 6 ½ wins. They lost a lot of talent off last year’s team, and face a brutal schedule that see’s them to go F
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When evaluating the Buffalo Bills, one has to ask, will new coach Chan Gailey pump some life into this otherwise lifeless organization? Don’t be so sure. This was one of the worst teams in the NFL last year, going just 6-10 straight up (8-8 ATS), and they really didn’t seem to do much to get better this offseason. Sure they added C.J. Spiller at running back, but that was the one position where they seemed ok. Take the Bills UNDER 5 ½ wins.
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Houston Texans: Over 8 wins (-135): Under 8 wins (+105) The Houston Texans are coming off of the first .500 season in team history. Despite Brian Cushing’s steroid ban and Andre Johnson’s contract dispute, there is no denying that this team is solid. They will get Owen Daniels back from injury and with Matt Schaub coming into his own last season, they will have a top rated offense once again this year. The running game is pedestrian at best but will be decent enough to take the
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Miami (+240): Is “The U,” back? The football betting odds seem to indicate so, as the Miami Hurricanes open the season as favorites in this conference. Head coach Randy Shannon welcomes back an explosive offense that features arguably this league’s best quarterback, in Jacory Harris. As a sophomore, Harris was phenomenal, throwing for 3,352 yards and 24 touchdowns, although his 17 interceptions need to be improved upon. Harris has a deep wide receiving group around him, l
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Oklahoma- Over 10 ½ Regular Season Wins (+105) or Under 10 ½ Regular Season Wins (-135): After watching Texas dominate the Big XII South on the way to the BCS National Championship game, Oklahoma fans believe it’s their turn to return to the top of the conference. The Sooners welcome back key players, including quarterback Landry Jones, who got plenty of on the job training last year, when Sam Bradford went down. However, what no one seems to be talking about are the heavy losses Oklahoma
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Take LaMichael James (+3000): If you want to go way off the board with your Heisman Trophy wager, head up to the Pacific Northwest, where LaMichael James might shock the world by taking home college football’s top individual honor. Don’t laugh, James comes into this season as one of the game’s top returning rushers, as he finished with 1546 yards as a true freshman last year. And with All-Pac 10 quarterback Jeremiah Masoli kicked off the team this offseason, James’ r
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Take Noel Devine (+1200) to win the Heisman Trophy: Many college football fans have known about Devine since way back in his high school days, when Youtube clips of the dynamic 5’8 running back blew up all over the internet. Now heading into his senior year, Devine has one last chance to leave his stamp on college football. Statistically Devine is as good as any back in the game, having rushed for 1200 yards as a sophomore in 2008 and following that up with a 1465 yard campaign in 2009
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The pick to win the 2010 SEC is Florida because their young talent will be seasoned by the time they take on Alabama in the title game. The Gators will be revenge-minded and they'll make it happen to be the winners of the 2010 SEC Betting Futures race for the league crown. Take Florida +115 to win the SEC West Bet the Games at BetUS sportsbook!
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New England Patriots- Over 9 ½ regular season wins (-140) or Under 9 ½ regular season wins (+140): After a disappointing exit from the playoffs last year, many NFL fans are calling for the fall of the New England Patriots dynasty this year. It makes sense, as Tom Brady is coming off a disappointing 2009 campaign, where he threw for 28 touchdowns but 13 interceptions as well. His receiving corps will be in flux until Wes Welker returns from a knee injury he sustained at the end of last ye
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