As of Wednesday Sept 11th
Sharp Money On:
- Cincinnati -1.5 to -3.5 at Miami Ohio – 92% tickets and 97% of the money
- Michigan -16.5 to -23 hosting Arkansas State – 26% tickets and 49% of the money
- Tulane +19 to +13.5 at Oklahoma – 87% tickets and 95% of the money.
- Ole Miss -22.5 to -23.5 at Wake Forest – 38% tickets and 97% of the money.
- Texas -29.5 to -35.5 hosting UTSA – 71% tickets and 99% of the money.
- Georgia -18 to -24 at Kentucky – 51% tickets and 97% of the money.
Sharp totals:
- LA Tech vs NC State under 54.5 to 49.5 – 55% tickets and 76% of the money.
- LSU vs South Carolina under 54.5 to 49.5 – 44% tickets and 87% of the money.
- Texas A&M vs Florida under 49.5 to 46.5 – 60% tickets and 95% of the money.
- W Virginia vs Pittsburgh over 54.5 to 64 – 34% tickets and 82% of the money.
- Tulane vs Oklahoma under 54.5 to 46.5 – 74% tickets and 94% of the money.
Free Play from August Young at Doc’s Sports
Take (104) Miami D olphins -130 [MONEYLINE] over Buffalo Bills (9/12 Thursday Night Football @ 8:15p.m. EST) Interesting matchup here. Both teams are coming off wins, and perhaps wins that they did not deserve. This was especially true with the Dolphins. Both teams failed to cover the spread with the Bills -7 winning by 6, and the Dolphins -3.5 winning by 3 (We did cash in with Jacksonville +3.5 there for a premium selections). When it comes to Buffalo; I do believe they had some unfortunate variance in that game. They allowed the Cardinals to score 28, but there was a kick-off returned for a TD, as well as allowing a 53% conversion on third downs. For what it’s worth, the Bills only managed 33% when it came to their 3rd down conversions. They did look good offensively as a whole, especially the one-man show that is Josh Allen (2 Passing TD, 2 Rushing TD). Now, as for Miami – they looked horrible against the Jags in my opinion. The box score showed a better second half, but anyone watching that game would have seen it was just as much Jacksonville shooting themselves in the foot as it was Miami pulling off the win. Having said that; a win is a win and that has to count for something. I was not impressed with the Dolphins as a whole, but I do expect them to clean things up in Week 2 here. They should utilize Jaylen Waddle more early and often to free things up for Tyreek Hill. Waddle was actually 5/5 with his catches in Week 1 and should get more targets here. Tua had a rough performance going 23/37 with his passes for just one touchdown, and we expect him to bounce back extremely well. This is still one of the most potent offenses in the league. Now; the facts are the facts and Miami managed to go a perfect 3-0 last season both SU and ATS when playing a home-home split with no travel in between. The average score differential in those games was 8.3 points per game in those situations. The Bills struggled on the road last season going 4-4 SU, and 3-5 ATS. This included going 1-2 SU and ATS as road dogs. We should also note that they went just 2-4 ATS last season when on a home-road travel spot, and this isn’t the best travel spot for them here on a short week. In my opinion, the market is lower on Miami than it is Buffalo this week, and that is providing us with a solid buy-low opportunity. The spread is a little close for me, but I do see value on the moneyline here at -130.
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