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MLB Futures Favor Rangers, but Rays No Easy Opponent

The Tampa Bay Rays may be a virtual non-factor when it comes to the AL East playoff picture this fall, but that doesn?t mean they can't play spoilers for some of their American League rivals.

This Monday the Rays will host the AL West-leading Texas Rangers for a three-game set and the MLB betting community will be watching.

According to Bodog's online sportsbook, the Rangers - currently a handful of games up on the second-place Los Angeles Angels - have 11/1 odds of winning the World Series. The Rays, despite a similar record, sit at just 150/1 odds due to the Yankee/Red Sox logjam ahead of them.

Though Tampa Bay's fate is all but decided, the series will go a long way towards Texas? hopes of hanging on to the playoff berth. A Tampa sweep could send the Rangers into a downward spiral.

Since whichever team comes second in the AL East has the wild card berth essentially guaranteed, the AL West crown serves as the only hope for both the Rangers and Angels.

Can Texas hang on to the division lead and allow themselves the opportunity to claw their way back to the World Series as they did last year? The Angels, though down, aren?t out and still have 35/1 odds on the MLB futures board.

You can bet Mike Scioscia and company will be cheering for the Rays this week.

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MLB Futures Favor Rangers, but Rays No Easy Opponent

NFL 2011/12 - Which Division Will Have the Highest Win Percentage

AFC North 11/2

AFC South 6/1

AFC East 4/1

AFC West 15/2

NFC North 7/2

NFC South 5/1

NFC East 3/1

NFC West 20/1

NFL 2011/12 - Which Division Will the Super Bowl Winner Come From?

AFC North 6/1

AFC South 8/1

AFC East 7/2

AFC West 15/2

NFC North 4/1

NFC South 11/2

NFC East 4/1

NFC West 18/1

NFL 2011/12 - How Many of the 12 teams that made the Playoffs last season will make the Playoffs this season?

Over 6.5 -160

Under 6.5 +130

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Arizona Cardinals Make the Play Offs?

Yes +175

No -215

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Atlanta Falcons Make the Play Offs?

Yes -200

No +160

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Baltimore Ravens Make the Play Offs?

Yes -180

No +150

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Buffalo Bills Make the Play Offs?

Yes +700

No -1400

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Carolina Panthers Make the Play Offs?

Yes +1000

No -2000

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Chicago Bears Make the Play Offs?

Yes +275

No -350

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Cincinnati Bengals Make the Play Offs?

Yes +750

No -1500

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Cleveland Browns Make the Play Offs?

Yes +425

No -625

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Dallas Cowboys Make the Play Offs?

Yes +105

No -135

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Denver Broncos Make the Play Offs?

Yes +525

No -850

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Detroit Lions Make the Play Offs?

Yes +230

No -290

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Green Bay Packers Make the Play Offs?

Yes -350

No +275

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Houston Texans Make the Play Offs?

Yes -150

No +120

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Indianapolis Colts Make the Play Offs?

Yes -160

No +130

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Jacksonville Jaguars Make the Play Offs?

Yes +325

No -450

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Kansas City Chiefs Make the Play Offs?

Yes +165

No -205

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Miami Dolphins Make the Play Offs?

Yes +400

No -600

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Minnesota Vikings Make the Play Offs?

Yes +400

No -600

NFL 2011/12 - Will the New England Patriots Make the Play Offs?

Yes -300

No +240

NFL 2011/12 - Will the New Orleans Saints Make the Play Offs?

Yes -210

No +170

NFL 2011/12 - Will the New York Giants Make the Play Offs?

Yes -105

No -125

NFL 2011/12 - Will the New York Jets Make the Play Offs?

Yes -170

No +140

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Oakland Raiders Make the Play Offs?

Yes +325

No -450

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Philadelphia Eagles Make the Play Offs?

Yes -220

No +180

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Pittsburgh Steelers Make the Play Offs?

Yes -210

No +170

NFL 2011/12 - Will the San Diego Chargers Make the Play Offs?

Yes -285

No +225

NFL 2011/12 - Will the San Francisco 49ers Make the Play Offs?

Yes +155

No -190

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Seattle Seahawks Make the Play Offs?

Yes +450

No -650

NFL 2011/12 - Will the St. Louis Rams Make the Play Offs?

Yes +150

No -180

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Make the Play Offs?

Yes +200

No -260

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Tennessee Titans Make the Play Offs?

Yes +300

No -400

NFL 2011/12 - Will the Washington Redskins Make the Play Offs?

Yes +700

No -1400

2011 NFL Regular Season - Most Passing Yards

Peyton Maninng 5/1

Drew Brees 11/2

Matt Schaub 6/1

Aaron Rodgers 6/1

Philip Rivers 13/2

Tom Brady 13/2

Tony Romo 10/1

Eli Manning 12/1

Michael Vick 16/1

Matt Ryan 18/1

Matthew Stafford 20/1

Kevin Kolb 25/1

Joe Flacco 25/1

Sam Bradford 25/1

Ben Roethlisberger 30/1

Jay Cutler 30/1

Josh Freeman 40/1

Mark Sanchez 40/1

Matt Cassel 50/1

Matt Hasselbeck 50/1

Donovan McNabb 50/1

David Garrard 60/1

Cam Newton 60/1

2011 NFL Regular Season - Most Rushing Yards

Adrian Peterson 9/2

Chris Johnson 11/2

Michael Turner 13/2

Arian Foster 15/2

Jamaal Charles 10/1

Maurice Jones-Drew 10/1

Steven Jackson 12/1

Frank Gore 16/1

Ahmad Bradshaw 18/1

Rashard Mendenhall 18/1

Ray Rice 18/1

LeGarrette Blount 18/1

Cedric Benson 20/1

Darren McFadden 20/1

Ryan Matthews 20/1

LeSean McCoy 22/1

Matt Forte 22/1

Shonn Greene 25/1

DeAngelo Williams 25/1

Peyton Hillis 25/1

Knowshon Moreno 30/1

BenJarvus Green-Ellis 50/1

Ryan Grant 50/1

Jahvid Best 50/1

Fred Jackson 50/1

Joseph Addai 50/1

2011 NFL Regular Season - Most Receiving Yards (Wide Receivers Only)

Andre Johnson 5/1

Roddy White 11/2

Greg Jennings 6/1

Larry Fitzgerald 7/1

Calvin Johnson 10/1

Reggie Wayne 12/1

Vincent Jackson 12/1

Hakeem Nicks 15/1

DeSean Jackson 16/1

Mike Wallace 16/1

Miles Austin 16/1

Dwayne Bowe 18/1

Chad Ochocinco 18/1

Brandon Lloyd 20/1

Mike Williams 20/1

Marques Colston 22/1

Wes Welker 22/1

Mario Manningham 25/1

Brandon Marshall 25/1

Jeremy Maclin 25/1

Sidney Rice 30/1

Anquan Boldin 35/1

Percy Harvin 50/1

Santana Moss 50/1

Santonio Holmes 50/1

2011 NFL Season Props

The surging Arizona Diamondbacks have an opportunity to put yet more space between themselves and the reigning World Series champion San Francisco Giants this weekend. The question is, can they actually follow through?

What was once looking like a tightly-fought NL West division race has blown right open thanks to the D-Backs' late-August success. Now, with a three-game set on the horizon, the Giants can either start clawing back at the lead, or continue their downward spiral.

As far as the MLB betting world is concerned, the Giants are a superbly-staffed club with winning experience. Arizona, in contrast, is still very much an unproven commodity. That may be why the D-Backs sit with just 18/1 odds of winning the World Series compared to San Francisco?s 25/1 despite the gap in the standings.

With the wild card berth essentially locked down by the NL East?s Atlanta Braves, it's all or nothing for the rivalry in the west. If Arizona can hold on to their playoff ticket, it will be their first trip to the postseason since 2007.

Led by Justin Upton and a contingent of well-rounded young hitters, not to mention revitalized ace Dan Haren, the Diamondbacks have seemingly come out of nowhere to emerge as a legitimate MLB betting option.

It may be hard to completely buy into the D-Backs? as contenders philosophy, but those who do stand the chance of collecting a significant payout.

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MLB Odds Favor D-Backs, Reputation Favors Giants

Lost in the hype of the the CFL's elite are a pair of wayward franchises sputtering in two of the country's largest markets. Though it may not be the best for business in big cities, it only adds drama to the CFL betting field.

This Friday the Toronto Argonauts, four years removed from a plus-.500 season and on the verge of missing the playoffs altogether, will host the equally disenfranchised B.C. Lions.

The match up may lack the fanfare of a contender tilt elsewhere in the Canadian Football League, but it's a reflection of the power shift in the game, and specifically the dog fight on the horizon at the bottom of the CFL betting board.

Though they each won their most recent match ups in Week 8, Toronto over Saskatchewan and B.C. over Edmonton, their desperate attempts to cling to a playoff berth are only just beginning.

With the current CFL playoff format, six of the league?s eight teams will qualify for a berth. That?s why, despite their 2-6 record, the Lions have 10/1 odds of winning the Grey Cup.

The reason the Lions face 10/1 odds, as opposed to Toronto's 30/1, is because B.C. currently sits third in the West Division (ahead of the 1-7 Saskatchewan Roughriders). The Argos, two games behind 4-4 Hamilton, sit fourth in the East.

Not all however is lost for Toronto, thanks to the CFL?s crossover playoff berth which allows a fourth-place team in one division to steal the berth of a third-place team in the opposing conference so long as they finish with more points in the regular season standings.

That backdoor entrance to the postseason is what will make this Friday?s basement-dwelling showdown an event with utmost playoff implications.

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CFL Odds Board in Flux as Bubble Contenders Clash

Amid the celebration and excitement over the dawn of a new NCAA football season, nestled between masses of cupcake opponents and non-conference showdowns, lies one of the most anticipated match ups of the college football season.

This Saturday, at a neutral location, the No. 4-ranked LSU Tigers will play host to the No. 3-ranked Oregon Ducks.

You can bet on the big game with Bodog's college football odds.

Fresh off a drama-filled offseason in which LSU head coach Les Miles was blasted by a former offensive coordinator, and quarterback Jordan Jefferson was caught fighting in a bar, the Tigers may still present as one of the nation?s top programs.

According to Bodog, the Tigers sit with 14/1 odds on the college football futures list. Think they can follow through?

The Ducks, however, have not been without their own offseason melodrama, thanks to questions of recruiting violations centered on head coach Chip Kelly and his involvement with controversial scouting service owner Willie Lyles.

Regardless of the summer commotion, both programs are expected to produce legitimate national contenders, the Tigers in the competitive SEC and the Ducks in the Pac-12.

In addition to 5/2 odds of winning their newly-expanded conference, the Ducks also have 14/1 odds of winning the BCS national championship.

With so much going on off the field, will these programs be ready to kick off their season the right way?

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College Football Betting Kicks off with No. 4 Tigers and No. 3 Ducks

The American League playoff picture may not be officially confirmed as the dog days of August wage on, but the MLB betting board has certainly started to get predictable in terms of which teams will be playing into October.

In one division though, perhaps the only one with any form of intrigue remaining, the Texas Rangers and Los Angeles Angels find themselves in competition for the AL West pennant and the resulting postseason berth that comes with it.

Starting this Friday, the Rangers - currently up - will host their division rivals looking to widen the gap that separates them. The loser, thanks to the dual dominance of Boston and New York in the East, will forfeit their chance at a title.

After winning the American League last year before falling to the San Francisco Giants in the World Series, the Rangers are the expected favorite on the MLB futures board with 10/1 odds.

The Angels sit considerably further back with 35/1 odds of winning the World Series. Though it won't be easy for them to claw their way back to the top of the AL West, the upcoming weekend series is as good a place as any to start.

If the squad can get behind revitalized ace Dan Haren and start knocking off some much needed victories starting this Friday at 8 PM EST, the Angels could temporarily be one of the most lucrative contenders in baseball.

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The AL West Division Race: Baseball Betting's Final Frontier

UFC 134 Betting Preview at Bodog

By Richard Gardner

The UFC returns to Brazil for the first time since 1998 on Saturday with Anderson Silva vs. Yushin Okami headlining the UFC 134 card at HSBC Arena in Rio de Janeiro. Silva, a Brazilian who many regard as the No. 1 pound-for-pound fighter in the sport, looks to defend his middleweight championship belt for an unprecedented ninth straight time against the Japanese contender Okami.

Silva (30-4-0) is on a 14-fight winning streak. That run began after a disqualification loss to Okami in January 2006, when Silva delivered an illegal upkick to the jaw of his opponent. Okami had the opportunity to fight on but decided that he couldn't. Silva is still angry over that because he believes that Okami could have continued.

"I was a little surprised with his reaction to that [upkick]," Silva said. "Do I think he could have continued? I do think he could have continued. But he had the rules in his favor. I did an illegal kick and he chose that it was better not to continue.?

Most recently, the "Spider" knocked out countryman Vitor Belfort in February at UFC 126 with a front kick that landed flush on Belfort's jaw and sent him reeling to the canvas.

Since losing a 2009 bout to Chael Sonnen, Okami (26-5-0) has trained with his Sonnen to improve his wrestling technique (Silva?s toughest UFC fight came against Sonnen). And it has appeared to work as ?Thunder? has won three straight fights in 2010, knocking out Lucio Linhares before outpointing Mark Munoz and Nate Marquardt to earn his shot at Silva's title. Many consider Okami to be the best MMA fighter to ever come out of Japan.

The action thus far at Bodog has been heavily on Silva, to the tune of more than 84 percent, including nearly all of the parlay action. We opened the champion at -500 but he is now at -625, with Okami at +425.

Should Silva prevail as expected, we might see one of the most anticipated bouts in UFC history with a rumored Silva vs. welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre bout in the works. The winner of that potential fight would be the undisputed pound-for-pound king. UFC president Dana White said that fight very well could take place this year; St-Pierre won his ninth straight fight by beating Jake Shields via unanimous decision at UFC 129 at the end of April.

But back to Saturday's card. The other main matchup is also a rematch between Forrest Griffin (18-6-0) and Mauricio "Shogun" Rua (19-5-0). Griffin is currently on a two-fight win streak, with his last victory a unanimous decision over former middleweight champion Rich Franklin at UFC 126. Rua looks to rebound in his home country after a TKO loss to Jon Jones at UFC 128.

When Griffin stepped into the cage with Rua the first time, Griffin was a huge underdog in Rua's UFC debut in September 2007. But in one of the biggest upsets in MMA history, Griffin, the winner of "Ultimate Fighter 1" snapped on a rear-naked choke, forcing Rua, a former PRIDE champion, to submit in the third round. Rua would undergo knee surgery following the loss and remained sidelined for 16 months.

The action on this bout originally was heavy on Rua, so he moved from the -200 favorite to -250 with a little more than 62 percent of the action on "Shogun." However, late action has been more balanced, with Griffin now at +195 after opening at +160.

The winner of this fight likely will be right behind No. 1 light-heavyweight contender Rashad Evans for a title shot, with that belt currently held by Jones, who fights Rampage Jackson at UFC 135 next month.

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Odds to win the 2011-2012 BCS National Championship

Oklahoma 9/2

Alabama 11/2

Florida State 10/1

LSU 12/1

Boise State 14/1

Oregon 14/1

Florida 18/1

Wisconsin 18/1

Stanford 20/1

Nebraska 22/1

Notre Dame 22/1

Ohio State 25/1

South Carolina 25/1

Arkansas 30/1

Oklahoma State 30/1

TCU 30/1

Texas 30/1

Virginia Tech 30/1

West Virginia 30/1

Texas A&M 40/1

Penn State 45/1

Arizona State 50/1

Georgia 50/1

Miami 50/1

Michigan State 60/1

Mississippi State 65/1

Iowa 75/1

Michigan 75/1

Mississippi 75/1

Missouri 80/1

Auburn 100/1

Tennessee 100/1

Cincinnati 125/1

Clemson 125/1

North Carolina 125/1

California 150/1

Kansas State 150/1

Pittsburgh 150/1

Arizona 200/1

Boston College 200/1

BYU 200/1

Georgia Tech 200/1

Oregon State 200/1

South Florida 200/1

Texas Tech 200/1

UCLA 200/1

Utah 200/1

Washington 200/1

Field 20/1

Atlantic Coast Conference 2011 - Odds to Win Atlantic Division

Florida State 2/5

Maryland 5/1

Clemson 6/1

Boston College 9/1

North Carolina State 11/1

Wake Forest 55/1

Big 12 Conference 2011 - Odds to Win Conference

Oklahoma 4/9

Texas A&M 5/1

Texas 13/2

Oklahoma State 9/1

Missouri 14/1

Kansas 15/1

Baylor 18/1

Texas Tech 20/1

Kansas State 35/1

Iowa State 100/1

Big East Conference 2011 - Odds to Win Conference

West Virginia 2/1

South Florida 5/2

Pittsburgh 7/2

Cincinnati 7/1

Louisville 10/1

Rutgers 15/1

Syracuse 18/1

Connecticut 22/1

Big Ten Conference 2011 - Odds to Win Conference

Nebraska 7/4

Wisconsin 13/5

Ohio State 5/1

Penn State 11/2

Michigan State 10/1

Iowa 15/1

Michigan 15/1

Northwestern 20/1

Illinois 25/1

Purdue 85/1

Indiana 125/1

Minnesota 125/1

Big Ten Conference 2011 - Odds to Win Leaders Division

Wisconsin 5/4

Penn State 9/4

Ohio State 5/2

Illinois 10/1

Purdue 33/1

Indiana 40/1

Big Ten Conference 2011 - Odds to Win Legends Division

Nebraska 1/2

Michigan State 4/1

Michigan 11/2

Iowa 7/1

Northwestern 9/1

Minnesota 50/1

Mid American Conference 2011 - Odds to Win Conference

Toledo 13/4

Northern Illinois 7/2

Temple 4/1

Miami Ohio 5/1

Ohio 5/1

Western Michigan 8/1

Central Michigan 16/1

Kent State 25/1

Akron 30/1

Bowling Green 33/1

Ball State 35/1

Buffalo 35/1

Eastern Michigan 40/1

Mid American Conference - Odds to Win East Division

Temple 2/1

Ohio 2/1

Miami Ohio 5/2

Akron 15/2

Buffalo 12/1

Bowling Green 14/1

Kent State 15/1

Mid American Conference - Odds to Win West Division

Toledo 3/2

Northern Illinois 9/5

Western Michigan 15/4

Central Michigan 13/2

Ball State 12/1

Eastern Michigan 12/1

Mountain West Conference - Odds to Win Conference

Boise State 2/7

TCU 7/2

San Diego State 12/1

Air Force 16/1

Colorado State 25/1

Wyoming 33/1

UNLV 80/1

New Mexico 150/1

PAC 12 Conference 2011 - Odds to Win Conference

Oregon 2/1

Stanford 3/1

Arizona State 11/2

Utah 13/2

Arizona 8/1

Washington 16/1

Oregon State 16/1

UCLA 18/1

California 20/1

Colorado 22/1

Washington State 100/1

PAC 12 Conference 2011 - Odds to Win North Division

Oregon 5/4

Stanford 7/4

Oregon State 13/2

Washington 13/2

California 10/1

Washington State 40/1

PAC 12 Conference 2011 - Odds to Win South Division

Arizona State 19/10

Utah 2/1

Arizona 3/1

UCLA 6/1

Colorado 8/1

Southeastern Conference 2011 - Odds to Win Conference

Alabama 9/5

Florida 9/2

Georgia 5/1

LSU 5/1

South Carolina 6/1

Arkansas 13/1

Tennessee 18/1

Mississippi State 22/1

Auburn 28/1

Kentucky 66/1

Mississippi 66/1

Vanderbilt 150/1

Southeastern Conference 2011 - Odds to Win East Division

Florida 9/5

South Carolina 19/10

Georgia 2/1

Tennessee 15/2

Kentucky 25/1

Vanderbilt 75/1

Southeastern Conference 2011 - Odds to Win West Division

Alabama 10/11

LSU 5/2

Arkansas 6/1

Mississippi State 7/1

Auburn 12/1

Mississippi 22/1

Sun Belt Conference 2011 - Odds to Win Conference

Florida International 3/1

Troy 3/1

Arkansas State 5/1

Louisiana - Monroe 11/2

Middle Tennessee 6/1

North Texas 9/1

Western Kentucky 11/1

Florida Atlantic 12/1

Louisiana - Lafayette 12/1

Conference USA 2011 - Odds to Win Conference

Houston 7/4

Southern Mississippi 3/1

Central Florida 4/1

Alabama Birmingham 8/1

SMU 8/1

Tulsa 8/1

East Carolina 20/1

Rice 25/1

Marshall 28/1

Tulane 50/1

Memphis 66/1

UTEP 66/1

Conference USA 2011 - Odds to Win East Division

Southern Mississippi 5/4

Central Florida 7/4

Alabama Birmingham 6/1

East Carolina 7/1

Marshall 10/1

Memphis 25/1

Conference USA 2011 - Odds to Win West Division

Houston 4/5

SMU 33/10

Tulsa 33/10

Rice 10/1

Tulane 20/1

UTEP 25/1

Western Athletic Conference 2011 - Odds to Win Conference

Nevada 2/1

Hawaii 5/2

Fresno State 3/1

Louisiana Tech 6/1

Idaho 14/1

San Jose State 16/1

Utah State 20/1

New Mexico State 33/1

2011 Regular Season Wins - Air Force Falcons

Over 7½ (-110)

Under 7½ (-120)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Alabama Crimson Tide

Over 10 (-150)

Under 10 (+120)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Arizona Wildcats

Over 6½ (+195)

Under 6½ (-250)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Arizona State Sun Devils

Over 8 (-125)

Under 8 (-105)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Arkansas Razorbacks

Over 8½ (+105)

Under 8½ (-135)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Auburn Tigers

Over 6½ (EVEN)

Under 6½ (-130)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Baylor Bears

Over 6½ (+110)

Under 6½ (-140)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Boise State Broncos

Over 10 (-300)

Under 10 (+240)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Clemson Tigers

Over 7 (-135)

Under 7 (+105)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Colorado Buffaloes

Over 4 (-125)

Under 4 (-105)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Colorado State Rams

Over 4½ (-125)

Under 4½ (-105)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Florida Gators

Over 8 (+135)

Under 8 (-165)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Florida State Seminoles

Over 10 (+125)

Under 10 (-155)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Georgia Bulldogs

Over 8 (-205)

Under 8 (+165)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

Over 6 (-160)

Under 6 (+130)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Iowa Hawkeyes

Over 8 (+145)

Under 8 (-175)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Kansas State Wildcats

Over 5½ (-125)

Under 5½ (-105)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Kentucky Wildcats

Over 6 (-165)

Under 6 (+135)

2011 Regular Season Wins - LSU Tigers

Over 9½ (+145)

Under 9½ (-175)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Miami Hurricanes

Over 8 (-115)

Under 8 (-115)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Michigan Wolverines

Over 7 (-145)

Under 7 (+115)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Michigan State Spartans

Over 7 (-350)

Under 7 (+275)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Mississippi State Bulldogs

Over 7 (-165)

Under 7 (+135)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Missouri Tigers

Over 7½ (-165)

Under 7½ (+135)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Nebraska Cornhuskers

Over 10 (+130)

Under 10 (-160)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Northwestern Wildcats

Over 7½ (-105)

Under 7½ (-125)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Over 9 (-105)

Under 9 (-125)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Ohio State Buckeyes

Over 9 (+160)

Under 9 (-200)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Oklahoma Sooners

Over 10 (-150)

Under 10 (+120)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Oklahoma State Cowboys

Over 8 (-300)

Under 8 (+240)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Oregon Ducks

Over 9½ (-145)

Under 9½ (+115)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Oregon State Beavers

Over 7 (+180)

Under 7 (-220)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Penn State Nittany Lions

Over 8 (+110)

Under 8 (-140)

2011 Regular Season Wins - South Carolina Gamecocks

Over 9 (-130)

Under 9 (EVEN)

2011 Regular Season Wins - South Florida Bulls

Over 8 (+120)

Under 8 (-150)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Stanford Cardinals

Over 8½ (-200)

Under 8½ (+160)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Syracuse Orange

Over 6 (-130)

Under 6 (EVEN)

2011 Regular Season Wins - TCU Horned Frogs

Over 9 (-140)

Under 9 (+110)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Tennessee Volunteers

Over 6½ (-150)

Under 6½ (+120)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Texas Longhorns

Over 8½ (+130)

Under 8½ (-160)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Texas A&M Aggies

Over 8½ (-175)

Under 8½ (+145)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Texas Tech Red Raiders

Over 7 (-105)

Under 7 (-125)

2011 Regular Season Wins - UCLA Bruins

Over 5½ (-125)

Under 5½ (-105)

2011 Regular Season Wins - USC Trojans

Over 7½ (-150)

Under 7½ (+120)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Virginia Tech Hokies

Over 10 (-150)

Under 10 (+120)

2011 Regular Season Wins - West Virginia Mountaineers

Over 9 (-115)

Under 9 (-115)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Wisconsin Badgers

Over 9 (-190)

Under 9 (+155)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Washington Huskies

Over 6 (-130)

Under 6 (EVEN)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Washington State Cougars

Over 4½ (+130)

Under 4½ (-160)

Odds to win the 2011 Heisman Trophy

Andrew Luck (QB Stanford) 7/2

Landry Jones (QB Oklahoma) 13/2

Marcus Lattimore (RB South Carolina) 7/1

Denard Robinson (QB Michigan) 15/2

LaMichael James (RB Oregon) 15/2

Trent Richardson (RB Alabama) 15/2

Ryan Broyles (WR Oklahoma) 15/1

Justin Blackmon (WR Oklahoma State) 16/1

Kellen Moore (QB Boise State) 16/1

Knile Davis (RB Arkansas) 16/1

Robert Griffin III (QB Baylor) 20/1

Chris Polk (RB Washington) 25/1

Brandon Weeden (QB Oklahoma State) 32/1

Case Keenum (QB Houston) 35/1

Darron Thomas (QB Oregon) 35/1

Kirk Cousins (QB Michigan State) 35/1

Geno Smith (QB West Virginia) 35/1

Roy Finch (RB Oklahoma) 35/1

Taylor Martinez (QB Nebraska) 35/1

E.J. Manuel (QB Florida State) 40/1

Michael Floyd (WR Notre Dame) 40/1

Matt Barkley (QB USC) 45/1

Nick Foles (QB Arizona) 45/1

Russell Shepard (WR LSU) 55/1

Aaron Murray (QB Georgia) 60/1

Ryan Tannenhill (QB Texas A&M) 60/1

John Brantley (QB Florida) 60/1

Tyler Wilson (QB Arkansas) 70/1

Danny O'Brien (QB Maryland) 75/1

Dayne Crist (QB Notre Dame) 75/1

Alshon Jeffery (WR South Carolina) 80/1

James White (RB Wisconsin) 80/1

Montee Ball (RB Wisconsin) 80/1

Robert Woods (WR USC) 80/1

Michael Dyer (RB Auburn) 85/1

David Wilson (RB Virgina Tech) 90/1

Marcus Coker (RB Iowa) 90/1

Dan Persa (QB Northwestern) 95/1

Player Stats

2011 Season - Andrew Luck (Stanford) Total Passing Yards

Over 3049½

2011 Season - Andrew Luck (Stanford) Total Passing Touchdowns

Over 24½

2011 Season - Case Keenum (Houston) Total Passing Yards

Over/Under 5049½

2011 Season - Case Keenum (Houston) Total Passing Touchdowns

Over/Under 43½

2011 Season - Geno Smith (West Virginia) Total Passing Yards

Over/Under 2999½

2011 Season - Geno Smith (West Virginia) Total Passing Touchdowns

Over/Under 29½

2011 Season - Kellen Moore (Boise State) Total Passing Yards

Over/Under 3625½

2011 Season - Kellen Moore (Boise State) Total Passing Touchdowns

Over/Under 35½

2011 Season - Kirk Cousins (Michigan State) Total Passing Yards

Over/Under 2752½

2011 Season - Kirk Cousins (Michigan State) Total Passing Touchdowns

Over/Under 19½

2011 Season - Landry Jones (Oklahoma) Total Passing Yards

Over/Under 3600½

2011 Season - Landry Jones (Oklahoma) Total Passing Touchdowns

Over/Under 32½

2011 Season - Matt Barkley (USC) Total Passing Yards

Over/Under 2765½

2011 Season - Matt Barkley (USC) Total Passing Touchdowns

Over/Under 24½

2011 Season - Robert Griffin III (Baylor) Total Passing Yards

Over/Under 3000½

2011 Season - Robert Griffin III (Baylor) Total Passing Touchdowns

Over/Under 24½

2011 Season - Doug Martin (Boise State) Total Rushing Yards

Over/Under 1014½

2011 Season - Doug Martin (Boise State) Total Rushing Touchdowns

Over/Under 13½

2011 Season - LaMichael James (Oregon) Total Rushing Yards

Over/Under 1444½

2011 Season - LaMichael James (Oregon) Total Rushing Touchdowns

Over/Under 17½

2011 Season - Marcus Lattimore (South Carolina) Total Rushing Yards

Over/Under 998½

2011 Season - Marcus Lattimore (South Carolina) Total Rushing Touchdowns

Over/Under 12½

2011 Season - Trent Richardson (Alabama) Total Rushing Yards

Over/Under 1099½

2011 Season - Trent Richardson (Alabama) Total Rushing Touchdowns

Over/Under 13½

2011 Season - Alshon Jeffery (South Carolina) Total Receiving Yards

Over/Under 1032½

2011 Season - Alshon Jeffery (South Carolina) Total Receiving Touchdowns

Over/Under 8

2011 Season - Juron Criner (Arizona) Total Receiving Yards

Over/Under 950

2011 Season - Juron Criner (Arizona) Total Receiving Touchdowns

Over/Under 10

2011 Season - Justin Blackmon (Oklahoma State) Total Receiving Yards

Over/Under 1100

2011 Season - Justin Blackmon (Oklahoma State) Total Receiving Touchdowns

Over/Under 13½

2011 Season - Michael Floyd (Notre Dame) Total Receiving Yards

Over 1023½ (-105)

Under 1023½ (-135)

2011 Season - Michael Floyd (Notre Dame) Total Receiving Touchdowns

Over/Under 11½

2011 Season - Ryan Broyles (Oklahoma) Total Receiving Yards

Over/Under 1150½

2011 Season - Ryan Broyles (Oklahoma) Total Receiving Touchdowns

Over/Under 13½

2011 Atlantic Coast Conference - Who will have the most passing yards per game

Sean Renfree (Duke) -5/6

Danny O'Brien (Maryland) 7/4

E.J. Manuel (Florida State) 7/2

2011 Atlantic Coast Conference - Who will have the most passing touchdowns

Sean Renfree (Duke) 5/6

Danny O'Brien (Maryland) 7/4

E.J. Manuel (Florida State) 7/2

2011 Atlantic Coast Conference - Who will have the most rushing yards per game

Montel Harris (Boston College) 5/2

Andre Ellington (Clemson) 13/4

Lamar Miller (Miami) 7/2

Chris Thompson (Florida State) 4/1

Josh Harris (Wake Forest) 11/2

David Wilson (Virignia Tech) 13/2

2011 Atlantic Coast Conference - Who will have the most rushing touchdowns

Montel Harris (Boston College) 23/10

Josh Harris (Wake Forest) 7/2

Andre Ellington (Clemson) 15/4

Chris Thompson (Florida State) 9/2

Lamar Miller (Miami) 17/4

David Wilson (Virignia Tech) 13/2

2011 Atlantic Coast Conference - Who will have the most receiving yards per game

Dwight Jones (North Carolina) 9/4

Jarrett Boykin (Virginia Tech) 15/4

Conner Vernon (Duke) 4/1

Kris Burd (Virginia) 9/2

DeAndre Hopkins (Clemson) 11/2

Willie Haulstead (Florida State) 21/4

2011 Atlantic Coast Conference - Who will have the most receiving touchdowns

Conner Vernon (Duke) 3/1

Jarrett Boykin (Virginia Tech) 13/4

Willie Haulstead (Florida State) 7/2

Kris Burd (Virginia) 4/1

Dwight Jones (North Carolina) 19/4

DeAndre Hopkins (Clemson) 11/2

2011 Big 12 Conference - Who will have the most passing yards per game

Landry Jones (Oklahoma) 1/3

Brandon Weeden (Oklahoma State) 7/4

Robert Griffin III (Baylor) 15/2

2011 Big 12 Conference - Who will have the most passing touchdowns

Landry Jones (Oklahoma) 1/2

Brandon Weeden (Oklahoma State) 5/4

Robert Griffin III (Baylor) 7/1

2011 Big 12 Conference - Who will have the most rushing yards per game

Cyrus Gray (Texas A&M) 9/4

Malcolm Brown (Texas) 11/4

Roy Finch (Oklahoma) 13/4

Joseph Randle (Oklahoma State) 9/2

James Sims (Kansas) 11/2

Henry Josey (Missouri) 7/1

2011 Big 12 Conference - Who will have the most rushing touchdowns

Cyrus Gray (Texas A&M) 9/4

Malcolm Brown (Texas) 5/2

Roy Finch (Oklahoma) 7/2

Joseph Randle (Oklahoma State) 19/4

James Sims (Kansas) 7/1

Henry Josey (Missouri) 15/2

2011 Big 12 Conference - Who will have the most receiving yards per game

Ryan Broyles (Oklahoma) 7/4

Justin Blackmon (Oklahoma State) 2/1

Jeff Fuller (Texas A&M) 19/4

Kendall Wright (Baylor) 11/2

T.J. Moe (Missouri) 23/4

Mike Davis (Texas) 13/2

2011 Big 12 Conference - Who will have the most receiving touchdowns

Ryan Broyles (Oklahoma) 7/4

Justin Blackmon (Oklahoma State) 2/1

Jeff Fuller (Texas A&M) 19/4

Kendall Wright (Baylor) 11/2

T.J. Moe (Missouri) 23/4

Mike Davis (Texas) 13/2

2011 Big East Conference - Who will have the most passing yards per game

Geno Smith (West Virginia) 4/7

Zach Collaros (Cincinnati) 9/4

Tino Sunseri (Pittsburgh) 5/2

2011 Big East Conference - Who will have the most passing touchdowns

Geno Smith (West Virginia) -175

Tino Sunseri (Pittsburgh) +250

Zach Collaros (Cincinnati) +225

2011 Big East Conference - Who will have the most rushing yards per game

Isaiah Pead (Cincinnati) 5/4

Ray Graham (Pittsburgh) 7/4

Victor Anderson (Louisville) 9/2

Savon Huggins (Rutgers) 13/2

Demetris Murray (South Florida) 15/2

Antwon Bailey (Syracuse) 17/2

2011 Big East Conference - Who will have the most rushing touchdowns

Isaiah Pead (Cincinnati) 2/3

Ray Graham (Pittsburgh) 7/2

Victor Anderson (Louisville) 5/1

Savon Huggins (Rutgers) 6/1

Demetris Murray (South Florida) 8/1

Antwon Bailey (Syracuse) 17/2

2011 Big East Conference - Who will have the most receiving yards per game

Tavon Austin (West Virginia) 2/1

Kashif Moore (Connecticut) 3/1

D.J. Woods (Cincinnati) 15/4

Mark Harrison (Rutgers) 9/2

Van Chew (Syracuse) 6/1

Mike Shanahan (Pittsburgh) 7/1

2011 Big East Conference - Who will have the most receiving touchdowns

Tavon Austin (West Virginia) 5/2

Kashif Moore (Connecticut) 11/4

D.J. Woods (Cincinnati) 3/1

Mark Harrison (Rutgers) 9/2

Mike Shanahan (Pittsburgh) 7/1

Van Chew (Syracuse) 15/2

2011 Big Ten Conference - Who will have the most passing yards per game

Dan Persa (Northwestern) 4/7

Kirk Cousins (Michigan State) 7/4

Denard Robinson (Michigan) 7/2

2011 Big Ten Conference - Who will have the most passing touchdowns

Dan Persa (Northwestern) EVEN

Kirk Cousins (Michigan State) 3/2

Denard Robinson (Michigan) 2/1

2011 Big Ten Conference - Who will have the most rushing yards per game

Edwin Baker (Michigan State) 2/1

Denard Robinson (Michigan) 9/4

James White (Wisconsin) 4/1

Rex Burkhead (Nebraska) 11/2

Marcus Coker (Iowa) 13/2

Silas Redd (Penn State) 7/1

2011 Big Ten Conference - Who will have the most rushing touchdowns

Denard Robinson (Michigan) 11/4

Edwin Baker (Michigan State) 5/2

James White (Wisconsin) 3/1

Marcus Coker (Iowa) 9/2

Rex Burkhead (Nebraska) 5/1

Silas Redd (Penn State) 15/2

2011 Big Ten Conference - Who will have the most receiving yards per game

Marvin McNutt (Iowa) 5/2

B.J. Cunningham (Michigan State) 11/4

Damarlo Belcher (Indiana) 7/2

Jeremy Ebert (Northwestern) 9/2

Derek Moye (Penn State) 19/4

Roy Roundtree (Michigan) 23/4

2011 Big Ten Conference - Who will have the most receiving touchdowns

Marvin McNutt (Iowa) 5/2

B.J. Cunningham (Michigan State) 11/4

Damarlo Belcher (Indiana) 3/1

Roy Roundtree (Michigan) 15/4

Derek Moye (Penn State) 11/2

Jeremy Ebert (Northwestern) 7/1

2011 PAC 12 Conference - Who will have the most passing yards per game

Andrew Luck (Stanford) 2/3

Matt Barkley (USC) 3/2

Nick Foles (Arizona) 13/4

2011 PAC 12 Conference - Who will have the most passing touchdowns

Andrew Luck (Stanford) 2/3

Matt Barkley (USC) 3/2

Nick Foles (Arizona) 13/4

2011 PAC 12 Conference - Who will have the most rushing yards per game

LaMichael James (Oregon) EVEN

Stepfan Taylor (Stanford) 5/2

Chris Polk (Washington) 7/2

Rodney Stewart (Colorado) 23/4

Johnathan Franklin (UCLA) 8/1

Dillon Baxter (USC) 17/2

2011 PAC 12 Conference - Who will have the most rushing touchdowns

LaMichael James (Oregon) EVEN

Stepfan Taylor (Stanford) 5/2

Chris Polk (Washington) 15/4

Rodney Stewart (Colorado) 4/1

Johnathan Franklin (UCLA) 12/1

Dillon Baxter (USC) 15/1

2011 PAC 12 Conference - Who will have the most receiving yards per game

Jermaine Kearse (Washington) 5/2

Chris Owusu (Stanford) 11/4

Juron Criner (Arizona) 7/2

Robert Woods (USC) 7/2

Marquess Wilson (Washington State) 11/2

Keenan Allen (California) 7/1

2011 PAC 12 Conference - Who will have the most receiving touchdowns

Jermaine Kearse (Washington) 5/2

Juron Criner (Arizona) 11/4

Chris Owusu (Stanford) 7/2

Robert Woods (USC) 7/2

Marquess Wilson (Washington State) 5/1

Keenan Allen (California) 6/1

2011 Southeastern Conference - Who will have the most passing yards per game

John Brantley (Florida) 6/5

Stephen Garcia (South Carolina) 7/5

Aaron Murray (Georgia) 7/4

2011 Southeastern Conference - Who will have the most passing touchdowns

John Brantley (Florida) 6/5

Aaron Murray (Georgia) 7/5

Stephen Garcia (South Carolina) 7/4

2011 Southeastern Conference - Who will have the most rushing yards per game

Trent Richardson (Alabama) 3/2

Marcus Lattimore (South Carolina) 7/4

Michael Dyer (Auburn) 7/2

Isaiah Crowell (Georgia) 6/1

Tauren Poole (Tennessee) 8/1

Vick Ballard (Mississippi State) 12/1

2011 Southeastern Conference - Who will have the most rushing touchdowns

Trent Richardson (Alabama) 3/2

Marcus Lattimore (South Carolina) 7/4

Michael Dyer (Auburn) 7/2

Vick Ballard (Mississippi State) 6/1

Isaiah Crowell (Georgia) 17/2

Tauren Poole (Tennessee) 17/2

2011 Southeastern Conference - Who will have the most receiving yards per game

Alshon Jeffery (South Carolina) 2/1

Greg Childs (Arkansas) 11/4

Joe Adams (Arkansas) 3/1

Rueben Randle (LSU) 19/4

Chad Bumphis (Mississippi State) 5/1

Marquis Maze (Alabama) 8/1

2011 Southeastern Conference - Who will have the most receiving touchdowns

Greg Childs (Arkansas) 9/4

Joe Adams (Arkansas) 5/2

Alshon Jeffery (South Carolina) 11/4

Rueben Randle (LSU) 7/2

Chad Bumphis (Mississippi State) 15/2

Marquis Maze (Alabama) 8

Bodog - 2011 NCAA Football Futures and Props

National League Standings Suggest Heated Wild Card Race

September is fast approaching, Major League Baseball playoff races have begun to heat up. As such, the National League is home to a series of tight divisions and what?s shaping up to be an interesting wild card stretch.

In a perfect example of what fans of MLB betting have to look forward to in the coming weeks, this Monday the Atlanta Braves will host the reigning champion San Francisco Giants in a four-game set.

Though they won it all just last season, the Giants will have their work cut out for them ensuring that they give themselves the opportunity to repeat last year?s feat. According to Bodog's online sportsbook, they have 12/1 odds of winning the World Series.

Currently neck and neck with the Arizona Diamondbacks in the NL West, the Giants will have to either take the outright lead of their division or settle for the league wild card.

For the Braves, however, that's unacceptable. Despite an admirable record, the Braves (and everyone else in the NL for that matter) currently trail the NL East-leading Philadelphia Phillies, effectively putting the division out of reach.

With that in consideration, Atlanta's sole hope for qualifying for the postseason in 2011 will be via the wild card spot - which they currently hold. You can imagine, then, that they'll be particularly committed to shoring up their bid for the berth against one of their biggest threats.

According to Bodog, the Braves have 15/1 odds of winning the World Series. Those may jump considerably as the National League fluctuates over the next two months.

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National League Standings Suggest Heated Wild Card Race

A season ago the Winnipeg Blue Bombers were a nonfactor, the lone East Division team to miss the boat on the playoffs. Their 4-14 record wasn't just last in their own conference though, but also the entire league.

This season, however, they've emerged as one of the most intriguing options on the odds board.

Through 2011's first six weeks, the Blue Bombers have not only turned their fortunes around, but done so dramatically. They currently sit first in the East Division and tied in the CFL for the best record. Their defense has allowed the fewest amount of points against this season - by far.

Perhaps most impressively, they've already won more games than last year out.

Why then, do they have just 7/1 odds of winning the Grey Cup?

This Saturday, Winnipeg will have an opportunity to extend their 5-1 mark to 6-1, as they host the last-place B.C. Lions. A victory may well raise their stock in the eyes of oddsmakers but likely not by much.

Despite their success so far this season, they remain closer to the bottom of the barrel than the top when it comes to CFL futures.

Will Winnipeg's success last over the course of the season? It may be tough with the Montreal Alouettes on their heels and with the West Division sharpening their teeth as they year progresses, but at least the Blue Bombers can take solace in the fact that no matter what happens over the remaining 12 weeks, they've already improved in the win column.

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Will an NFL Player test positive for HGH during the 2011 NFL Season (Including Playoffs)

Yes -200

No +150

What will be the position of the first player to test positive for HGH during the 2011 NFL Season (Including Playoffs)

Offense -110

Defense -130

What will be the position of the first player to test positive for HGH during the 2011 NFL Season (Including Playoffs)

Defensive Line 5/2

Offensive Line 3/1

Wide Receiver/Tight End 4/1

Safety/DB 4/1

Running Back 5/1

Quarterback 7/1

Kicker/Punter 10/1

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If the Tampa Bay Rays hope to factor into the American League wild card conversation this September they'll have to gain ground on the incumbent New York Yankees, who currently hold the spot just behind the first-place Boston Red Sox.

They'll have an opportunity to do so this weekend, so bet on Major League Baseball with Bodog.

From Friday to Saturday the Bronx Bombers will host the Rays at Yankee Stadium and the hometown team will be looking to strengthen their grip on second, perhaps even make a move for first.

Tampa Bay, who badly need to come out on top in order to stay relevant down the playoff stretch, are looking for their third postseason berth in four years after going 10 years without one upon their 1998 expansion.

According to Bodog's online sportsbook, the Tampa Bay outlook is grim. The Rays have just 125/1 odds to win the World Series, no doubt due to the fact that both the Yankees and Red Sox have looked so strong in 2011.

The Yankees have 6/1 odds of winning the World Series. The Red Sox have 13/4.

If the Rays can make noise in August and September, potentially even threatening for the AL?s wild card berth, they could pay out significantly.

Might the odds shift dramatically after this series if the Rays can stick it to the second-place Yankees over the weekend?

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2011 NCAA Regular Season Win Totals

2011 Regular Season Wins - Alabama Crimson Tide

Over 10 (-165)

Under 10 (+135)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Arizona Wildcats

Over 6½ (+160)

Under 6½ (-200)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Auburn Tigers

Over 6½ (+105)

Under 6½ (-135)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Baylor Bears

Over 6½ (+110)

Under 6½ (-140)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Boise State Broncos

Over 10 (-265)

Under 10 (+205)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Clemson Tigers

Over 7 (-140)

Under 7 (+110)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Florida Gators

Over 8 (+145)

Under 8 (-175)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Florida State Seminoles

Over 10 (+135)

Under 10 (-165)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Georgia Bulldogs

Over 8 (-200)

Under 8 (+160)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

Over 6 (-135)

Under 6 (+105)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Iowa Hawkeyes

Over 8 (+145)

Under 8 (-175)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Kansas State Wildcats

Over 5½ (-135)

Under 5½ (+105)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Kentucky Wildcats

Over 6 (-125)

Under 6 (-105)

2011 Regular Season Wins - LSU Tigers

Over 9½ (+120)

Under 9½ (-150)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Miami Hurricanes

Over 8 (-115)

Under 8 (-115)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Michigan Wolverines

Over 7 (-140)

Under 7 (+110)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Michigan State Spartans

Over 7 (-250)

Under 7 (+195)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Mississippi State Bulldogs

Over 7 (-160)

Under 7 (+130)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Missouri Tigers

Over 7½ (-160)

Under 7½ (+130)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Nebraska Cornhuskers

Over 10 (+125)

Under 10 (-155)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Over 9 (EVEN)

Under 9 (-130)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Ohio State Buckeyes

Over 9 (+160)

Under 9 (-200)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Oklahoma Sooners

Over 10 (-135)

Under 10 (+105)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Oklahoma State Cowboys

Over 8 (-200)

Under 8 (+160)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Oregon Ducks

Over 9½ (-135)

Under 9½ (+105)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Oregon State Beavers

Over 7 (+165)

Under 7 (-205)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Penn State Nittany Lions

Over 8 (+110)

Under 8 (-140)

2011 Regular Season Wins - South Carolina Gamecocks

Over 9 (-130)

Under 9 (EVEN)

2011 Regular Season Wins - South Florida Bulls

Over 8 (+110)

Under 8 (-140)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Stanford Cardinals

Over 8½ (-200)

Under 8½ (+160)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Syracuse Orange

Over 6 (-125)

Under 6 (-105)

2011 Regular Season Wins - TCU Horned Frogs

Over 9 (-140)

Under 9 (+110)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Tennessee Volunteers

Over 6½ (-125)

Under 6½ (-105)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Texas Longhorns

Over 8½ (+130)

Under 8½ (-160)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Texas A&M Aggies

Over 8½ (-175)

Under 8½ (+145)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Texas Tech Red Raiders

Over 7 (-105)

Under 7 (-125)

2011 Regular Season Wins - UCLA Bruins

Over 5½ (-125)

Under 5½ (-105)

2011 Regular Season Wins - USC Trojans

Over 7½ (-150)

Under 7½ (+120)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Virginia Tech Hokies

Over 10 (-150)

Under 10 (+120)

2011 Regular Season Wins - West Virginia Mountaineers

Over 9 (-115)

Under 9 (-115)

2011 Regular Season Wins - Wisconsin Badgers

Over 9 (-190)

Under 9 (+155)

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2011 NCAA Football Team Regular Season Win Totals

The Edmonton Eskimos may have had their undefeated record soiled last week against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, but that doesn?t mean they?re no longer a legitimate option when it comes to CFL betting.

This Thursday the Eskimos will head to Montreal to face another East Division juggernaut, the two-time reigning champion Alouettes. Can they bounce back in time to reclaim the momentum lost in Week 6?

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According to Bodog?s online sportsbook, the Eskimos have 4/1 odds of winning the Grey Cup. Though football fans will knock them slightly for falling to Winnipeg, they remain one of the toughest teams in the CFL behind the resurgence of quarterback Ricky Ray.

In Montreal, the last three weeks haven?t gone as smoothly. Though 4-2 now, the Als started to show cracks in Weeks 4 and 5, dropping a pair of matches to the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

Is this the end of the road for veteran QB Anthony Calvillo? If Week 6 is any indication, not quite. A 36-23 victory over the lowly Toronto Argonauts may be all the Alouettes need to get back on track in their pursuit of a three-peat.

Might this Week 7 tilt be a preview of the Grey Cup?

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CFL Betting Board Heats Up As Eskimos Face Alouettes

Odds to win the Super Bowl XLVI

New England Patriots 13/2

Green Bay Packers 7/1

Philadelphia Eagles 15/2

San Diego Chargers 11/1

New York Jets 12/1

Atlanta Falcons 14/1

Pittsburgh Steelers 14/1

Baltimore Ravens 16/1

Dallas Cowboys 16/1

New Orleans Saints 16/1

Indianapolis Colts 18/1

New York Giants 25/1

Houston Texans 25/1

Chicago Bears 28/1

Detroit Lions 30/1

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 30/1

Minnesota Vikings 35/1

Kansas City Chiefs 40/1

St. Louis Rams 40/1

San Francisco 49ers 50/1

Miami Dolphins 55/1

Arizona Cardinals 65/1

Oakland Raiders 65/1

Jacksonville Jaguars 75/1

Tennessee Titans 75/1

Seattle Seahawks 80/1

Denver Broncos 80/1

Cleveland Browns 80/1

Cincinnati Bengals 100/1

Washington Redskins 100/1

Carolina Panthers 150/1

Buffalo Bills 150/1

Odds to win the AFC

New England Patriots 3/1

San Diego Chargers 11/2

New York Jets 6/1

Pittsburgh Steelers 13/2

Baltimore Ravens 15/2

Indianapolis Colts 17/2

Houston Texans 14/1

Kansas City Chiefs 20/1

Miami Dolphins 28/1

Oakland Raiders 33/1

Jacksonville Jaguars 35/1

Tennessee Titans 35/1

Denver Broncos 40/1

Cleveland Browns 40/1

Cincinnati Bengals 50/1

Buffalo Bills 75/1

Odds to win the 2011 NFC

Green Bay Packers 15/4

Philadelphia Eagles 17/4

Atlanta Falcons 7/1

Dallas Cowboys 8/1

New Orleans Saints 8/1

New York Giants 12/1

Chicago Bears 14/1

Minnesota Vikings 15/1

Detroit Lions 15/1

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 16/1

St. Louis Rams 20/1

San Francisco 49ers 25/1

Arizona Cardinals 33/1

Seattle Seahawks 40/1

Washington Redskins 50/1

Carolina Panthers 75/1

NFL 2010 - Odds to win NFC North Division

Green Bay Packers 10/19

Chicago Bears 9/2

Detroit Lions 5/1

Minnesota Vikings 15/2

NFL 2010 - Odds to win NFC South Division

Atlanta Falcons 6/5

New Orleans Saints 13/10

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 9/2

Carolina Panthers 20/1

NFL 2010 - Odds to win NFC West Division

St. Louis Rams 8/5

San Francisco 49ers 8/5

Arizona Cardinals 13/4

Seattle Seahawks 6/1

NFL 2010 - Odds to win AFC East Division

New England Patriots 2/3

New York Jets 9/5

Miami Dolphins 15/2

Buffalo Bills 20/1

NFL 2010 - Odds to win AFC North Division

Pittsburgh Steelers 1/1

Baltimore Ravens 6/5

Cleveland Browns 10/1

Cincinnati Bengals 14/1

NFL 2010 - Odds to win AFC South Division

Indianapolis Colts 1/1

Houston Texans 9/5

Tennessee Titans 6/1

Jacksonville Jaguars 7/1

NFL 2010 - Odds to win AFC West Division

San Diego Chargers 1/2

Kansas City Chiefs 7/2

Oakland Raiders 11/2

Denver Broncos 12/1

Odds to win the 2010 NFC East Division

Philadelphia Eagles 4/5

Dallas Cowboys 11/4

New York Giants 11/4

Washington Redskins 15/1

2011 NFL Regular Season Win Totals

Arizona Cardinals - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 6.5 (-140)

Under 6.5 (+110)

Atlanta Falcons - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 10.5 (+115)

Under 10.5 (-145)

Baltimore Ravens - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 10.5 (-115)

Under 10.5 (-115)

Buffalo Bills - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 5.5 (-115)

Under 5.5 (-115)

Carolina Panthers - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 4.5 (-130)

Under 4.5 (+100)

Chicago Bears - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 8.5 (-120)

Under 8.5 (-110)

Cincinnati Bengals - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 5.5 (-130)

Under 5.5 (+100)

Cleveland Browns - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 6.5 (-115)

Under 6.5 (-115)

Dallas Cowboys - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 9 (-105)

Under 9 (-125)

Denver Broncos - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 5.5 (-135)

Under 5.5 (+105)

Detroit Lions - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 7.5 (-125)

Under 7.5 (-105)

Green Bay Packers - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 11.5 (-105)

Under 11.5 (-125)

Houston Texans - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 8.5 (-115)

Under 8.5 (-115)

Indianapolis Colts - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 9.5 (-135)

Under 9.5 (+105)

Jacksonville Jaguars - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 6 (-130)

Under 6 (+100)

Kansas City Chiefs - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 7.5 (-125)

Under 7.5 (-105)

Miami Dolphins - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 7.5 (+100)

Under 7.5 (-130)

Minnesota Vikings - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 7 (-135)

Under 7 (+105)

New England Patriots- Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 11.5 (-125)

Under 11.5 (-105)

New Orleans Saints - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 10 (-105)

Under 10 (-125)

New York Giants - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 9.5 (+115)

Under 9.5 (-145)

New York Jets - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 10 (-105)

Under 10 (-125)

Oakland Raiders - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 6.5 (-140)

Under 6.5 (+110)

Philadelphia Eagles - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 10.5 (-140)

Under 10.5 (+110)

Pittsburgh Steelers - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 10.5 (-125)

Under 10.5 (-105)

San Diego Chargers - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 10 (EVEN)

Under 10 (-130)

San Francisco 49ers - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 7.5 (-130)

Under 7.5 (+100)

Seattle Seahawks - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 6.5 (+125)

Under 6.5 (-145)

St. Louis Rams - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 7.5 (+105)

Under 7.5 (-135)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 8 (-130)

Under 8 (+100)

Tennessee Titans - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 6.5 (-140)

Under 6.5 (+110)

Washington Redskins - Total wins in the 2011 NFL Regular Season

Over 6.5 (+160)

Under 6.5 (-200)

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The Pittsburgh Pirates and the San Francisco Giants will both be trying to pick up a win on Tuesday when they battle at AT&T Park.

The Pirates will pin their hopes on the pitching of righthander James McDonald in this game. McDonald has a 7-5 record and a 4.23 ERA this season.

Starting this game for the Giants will be Madison Bumgarner. The lefthander has a 3.71 ERA to go along with a 6-11 record this season.

Oddsmakers currently have the Giants listed as 190-moneyline favorites versus the Pirates, while the game's total is sitting at 7.

In their last action, Pittsburgh was a 5-0 winner on the road against the Giants. Bettors on Pittsburgh at +175 on the moneyline collected their winnings from that game, while the total score (5) sent UNDER bettors home happy as well.

Team records: Pittsburgh: 55-59 SU San Francisco: 63-53 SU

Pittsburgh most recently: When playing on Tuesday are 1-9 Before playing San Francisco are 5-5 After playing San Francisco are 6-4 After a win are 4-6

San Francisco most recently: When playing on Tuesday are 6-4 Before playing Pittsburgh are 6-4 After playing Pittsburgh are 5-5 After a loss are 4-6

A few trends to consider: The total has gone OVER in 9 of Pittsburgh's last 11 games The total has gone UNDER in 4 of Pittsburgh's last 5 games when playing San Francisco The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Pittsburgh's last 7 games when playing on the road against San Francisco Pittsburgh is 2-5 SU in its last 7 games on the road The total has gone UNDER in 4 of San Francisco's last 5 games The total has gone UNDER in 4 of San Francisco's last 5 games at home The total has gone UNDER in 4 of San Francisco's last 5 games when playing Pittsburgh San Francisco is 7-2 SU in its last 9 games when playing at home against Pittsburgh

Next up: San Francisco home to Pittsburgh, Wednesday, August 10

NL Preview: Pittsburgh Pirates vs. San Francisco Giants

The Los Angeles Angels and the New York Yankees will both be trying to pick up a win on Tuesday when they battle at Yankee Stadium.

Dan Haren will be the starting pitcher for the Angels on this day. Righthander Haren is 11-6 this season with a 2.83 ERA.

Haren's opponent in this one will be AJ Burnett. The Yankees righthander has a 4.54 ERA to go along with a 8-9 record this season.

Oddsmakers currently have the Angels listed as 102-moneyline favorites versus the Yankees, while the game's total is sitting at 8½.

In their last action, Los Angeles was a 2-1 winner at home against the Mariners. Bettors on Los Angeles at -123 on the moneyline collected their winnings from that game, while the total score (3) sent UNDER bettors home happy as well.

New York lost its last outing, a 3-2 result against the Red Sox on August 7. Bettors who backed the Red Sox at -153 on the moneyline won on the day, and the total score (5) sent UNDER bettors to the payout window.

Current streak: New York has lost 2 straight games.

Team records: Los Angeles: 63-52 SU New York: 69-44 SU

Los Angeles most recently: When playing on Tuesday are 7-3 Before playing NY Yankees are 4-6 After playing Seattle are 7-3 After a win are 4-6

New York most recently: When playing on Tuesday are 6-4 Before playing LA Angels are 5-5 After playing Boston are 2-8 After a loss are 6-4

A few trends to consider: The total has gone UNDER in 6 of LA Angels's last 8 games The total has gone UNDER in 5 of LA Angels's last 7 games on the road LA Angels are 4-2 SU in their last 6 games LA Angels are 4-2 SU in their last 6 games on the road NY Yankees are 8-2 SU in their last 10 games NY Yankees are 11-3 SU in their last 14 games when playing at home against LA Angels NY Yankees are 14-4 SU in their last 18 games at home The total has gone UNDER in 6 of NY Yankees's last 9 games when playing at home against LA Angels

Next up: NY Yankees home to LA Angels, Wednesday, August 10

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UFC 133 Betting Preview at Bodog

By Richard Gardner

It's a great month for mixed martial arts as the UFC stages two cards in August, starting with this Saturday's UFC 133 at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia? next is UFC 134 at the end of the month in Rio de Janeiro.

The main event on Saturday features a light heavyweight bout between Rashad Evans and former champion Tito Ortiz. It was originally supposed to be Phil Davis against Evans but Davis had to pull out injured. Then reportedly both Ortiz and Lyoto Machida turned down the chance to replace Evans before Ortiz had a change of mind. You have to give him credit as Ortiz will be fighting for the second time in a little more than a month. On July 2 at UFC 132, Ortiz (16-8-1) took a first-round submission win over Ryan Bader, a result that saved the 36-year-old's job. Leading up to the fight, UFC president Dana White made it clear Ortiz needed a win to continue his UFC career, having dropped four of his last five heading into that bout.

Evans (15-1-1), a former light heavyweight champion himself, hasn't fought since earning a unanimous decision win over Quinton Jackson in May 2010 at UFC 114. Crowned the No. 1 contender following that fight, Evans was scheduled to face then-champion Mauricio Rua at UFC 128 last March but Rua required knee surgery. He was then set to face current champ Jon Jones, but that fight was scrapped due to an injury to Jones' thumb.

This bout will be a rematch of a controversial draw between the two at UFC 73 in July 2007. Ortiz was penalized for grabbing the fence in the fight, which ultimately prevented him from taking a decision. Since the judges awarded Ortiz two of the three rounds, the deduction resulted in scores of 28-28 across the board. Thus Ortiz obviously would have won without the deduction.

"Tito's gonna try and take me down, try some ground and pound. That was his game plan in the first fight, and I'll think he'll try that again, Evans said "I'm that much faster than him, as long I keep moving at all times and use my speed, he'll be making a mistake stepping into the cage with me. I'm confident no matter where the fight goes. ? There's no doubt in my mind I'll defeat Tito Ortiz. That I know for sure.?

Evans opened as the -400 favorite at Bodog with Ortiz at +300 and those numbers haven?t changed. Ortiz has taken about 58 percent of the action thus far. Evans is 2-0 in his UFC career as the betting favorite while Ortiz is 1-3 as the betting underdog. When the last bout ended in a draw, the odds closed at Evans -105 and Ortiz at -125.

White has said a victory for Evans means a title shot against the winner of the bout between Jones and Jackson at UFC 135 in late September and even hinted the same could be true for Ortiz.

Saturday's co-featured bout pits Vitor Belfort against Yoshihiro Akiyama in a middleweight contest. Belfort (19-9) enters the fight coming off of a first-round knockout loss to Anderson Silva at UFC 126 in early February. Prior to that he had won five fights in a row. Akiyama (13-3) is coming off back-to-back losses for the first time in his career and fighting for his UFC survival. He last fought Michael Bisping at UFC 120 last October.

The betting on this bout has been very lopsided. Belfort opened at -275 but is now at -285 because he has taken more than 93 percent of the action. Akiyama moved from +215 to +225. Belfort is 1-0 as the betting favorite while Akiyama is 1-1 as the betting underdog.

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Lost in the shuffle of Edmonton's undefeated 2011 season and Montreal's bid for a third-straight Grey Cup title, there have been two CFL clubs that have quietly put their work in early this year and seen it pay off.

This Saturday the 3-2 Calgary Stampeders will host the 3-2 Hamilton Tiger-Cats as each looks to improve their position in their respective division coming off of significant Week 5 victories.

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For the hometown Stampeders it will be a third opportunity to win their first home game of 2011. Despite their above .500 record, is 3-0 on the road and winless at McMahon Stadium, a surprising trend for the team that finished with the top record in the CFL in 2010.

After struggling early, in Week 5 the Stampeders took down the reigning Grey Cup runner up Saskatchewan Roughriders. Will this Saturday serve as the next stepping stone for the franchise hungry to climb back into contention?

Coming off a victory over the Montreal Alouettes the Tiger-Cats are riding high and will be no easy opponent. After starting the season in a 0-2 hole, Hamilton has knocked off three straight with no signs of slowing down.

Is the momentum enough to vault them into the top of the East Division standings? They currently have 5/1 odds of winning the Grey Cup. The once-favored Stampeders currently sit third in the CFL with 7/2 odds.

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