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VEGAS VIC BCS CHAMPIONSHIP

5 STAR-Texas +4.5 over Alabama

The Longhorns are No. 1 in country against the run, the Tide’s Heisman way of moving the ball. Alabama RB Mark Ingram became a target when he won the Heisman over Longhorns QB Colt McCoy.
Alabama’s OL is big, but Texas’ DL counts on speed.
The Longhorns’ game plan will be to disrupt what the Tide does best and make them throw. Not an easy task but the Longhorns have done it all year.
Alabama has a great defense so this game comes down to which QB can carry his team to victory as most defensive games do. Texas will win outright.
McCoy leads the nation in wins (45) the only stat that really matters, and is the second-most accurate passer at 70-plus percent. He has over 10,000 more career passing yards than Jr. Greg McElroy. McCoy has thrown eight more picks than McElroy this season, but he’s also thrown 10 more TDs. He took the starting job as a Soph. after Vince Young won the BCS Championship against USC and knows this is it for his chance to win one.
If you believe in trends or angles. The No. 2 team has beaten No. 1 in three of the last four meetings for the BCS title, beginning with Texas over USC.
Add to it Alabama having the Heisman winner, never good, and crowned SEC champs. Most people in the South consider that the real championship.
The great thing about college football is that emotion is a huge factor. Alabama put everything they had into beating Florida. What do they have left a month later to get motivated for this game. Texas lots of emotion left in the tank for this one. I’m taking the points in an upset. Hookem’ Horns.

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VEGAS VIC ORANGE BOWL PICK

ORANGE BOWL
GEORGIA TECH -3.5 over Iowa
Yellow Jackets play an Iowa team that was picked apart at end of the season. Iowa will likely get QB Ricky Stanzi back for this game. Stanzi played late in the season throwing six interceptions in the last two games he played. Iowa was never as good as their 9-0 record and they finished poorly down the stretch losing two of their last three games. Iowa will have trouble scoring points and Georgia Tech does well averaging 35 points per game. Iowa scored just 277 points this season and Georgia Tech scored 459 points in one more game. Expect the Yellow Jackets to run up and down the field. Rambling Wreck to much for Hawkeyes.

VEGAS VIC EAGLE BANK BOWL

EAGLE BANK BOWL
UCLA vs. Temple
UCLA won its first three games before going 3-6 the rest of the way. The Bruins only three conference wins came against three of the Pac-10’s worst teams in Washington, Washington State and Arizona State. It was that late season three-game winning streak that got them into this Bowl game. Any success the Bruins are going to have in this game will likely have to come from their defense. Their fans are hoping they can benefit from a step down in class against a MAC opponent. Bruins went 4-1 ATS as favorites but 2-5 ATS as underdogs this season. Bruins were searching for a new HC two years ago, they gave Temple HC Al Golden, a long look. But they chose Rick Neuheisel. Neuheisel guided UCLA to 10-14 record over two seasons, Golden finished leading Owls to first winning season since 1990.

Take UCLA

VEGAS VIC COLLEGE PICK

TEXAS A&M -5.5 over Baylor
The Aggies have their bowl hopes on the line at home when they take on the Bears. This could it for HC Mike Sherman to save his job if A&M doesn’t get a bowl. The Aggies still have one game remaining the Longhorns making this game more important. Baylor is in must win but the Bears don’t have the horses to hang. Revenge is also in play as Baylor knocked off A&M last season. The favorite is 10-4 ATS in the last 14 in this series.

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VEGAS VIC FRIDAY COLLEGE HOOPS FREE PLAY

CBB
Siena vs. Niagara
7:00 EST

Siena hasn’t played since beating Northern Iowa 81-75 (led 40-19 at the half) last Saturday in a Bracket Buster game but the pointspread (Saints are two-point dogs) tells us that Siena is in for a tough game tonight. Niagara was very impressive in beating Illinois St 70-56 last Friday night in its Bracket Buster game, the Purple Eagles’ EIGHTH win in their last nine games (7-2 ATS), since losing 82-65 at Siena. By the way, Niagara’s lone loss in that stretch (like Siena) is to Rider (90-87). Lewis (16.5-4.6), who was the MAAC’s tourney MVP back in 2007 when Niagara beat Siena for the title, is the team’s leading scorer this year. He’s been joined by two Big East transfers this year, Villanova’s swingman Benn (13.9-9.0-3.0) and former U Conn guard Garrison (10.2). Nelson (7.6-4.6-5.3) returns at PG, as Niagara typically goes with a four-guard lineup (calling Benn a guard). That leaves some pressure on the 6-10 Egemonye (12.3-6.9) and he’s played well, helped out by the 6-6 Williamson (8,1-2.8) at times. Siena’s locked in the No. 1 seed and the conference tourney will be played in Siena’s hometown of Albany (not home arena). As for Niagara, after losing twice to the Saints last year (allowed 94 points each time) and by a score of 82-65 this year, tonight’s home game holds great significance. For that reason, I’m taking a shot with the Purple Eagles, who have the talent to match up with the Saints.

Take Niagara.

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