The Lions are the heavy favorite in this week 12 non-conference matchup, with their money line at -365 compared to the Colts at +290. The game, set for 1:00 ET on Sunday, November 24th at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, is being televised on FOX. The Lions are favored by -7.5 points, and the over/under line is set at 51 points.<h3>DETROIT LIONS VS INDIANAPOLIS COLTS BETTING PICK</h3>The Pick: Detroit Lions -7.5This game will be played at Lucas Oil Stadium at 1:00 ET on Sunday, November 24th.<h3>WHY BET THE DETROIT LIONS:</h3><ul><li>We have the Lions winning this one by a score of 34 to 22</li><li>Not only do we have the Lions winning straight-up, we have them covering the spread at -7.5</li><li>Look for this game to go over the line of 51 points</li></ul><h3>Will The Lions Win As Road Favorites?</h3>Heading into week 12, the Lions sit atop our power rankings and have a 99.9% chance of making the playoffs, along with an 84.7% chance of winning the NFC North. Detroit is 9-1 and has won eight straight games, including a dominant 52-6 victory over the Jaguars in week 11. The Lions easily covered the 14-point spread in that game, bouncing back after failing to cover against the Texans in week 10. Detroit is 8-2 against the spread this season, with an average scoring margin of +15.9 points per game. Their O/U record stands at 5-4-1, with their games averaging 51.3 combined points. The average line in their games has been 49.8 points.Heading into week 12, the Lions are 2nd in our offensive power rankings, leading the NFL in scoring with 33.6 points per game. They rank 3rd in total yards per game (394.7) and 6th in passing yards, averaging 242.5 per game, despite being 26th in pass attempts. On the ground, Detroit is 3rd in both rushing attempts and yards per game, with 152.2. They are 6th in 3rd-down conversions but rank 27th in red zone efficiency. In week 11, Jared Goff threw for 412 yards and 4 touchdowns, posting a perfect passer rating of 158.3. Amon-Ra St. Brown had 11 catches for 161 yards and 2 touchdowns, while David Montgomery rushed for 75 yards and 2 scores. The Lions scored in every quarter, with 21 points in the 2nd quarter, and converted all 5 of their red zone opportunities.The Lions' defense was dominant in their most recent game, as they allowed just 129 passing yards on 4.4 yards per attempt. They picked off one pass and held Jacksonville to 58.6% completions. Detroit's defense also shut down the Jaguars' running game, allowing only 41 yards on 17 attempts.Overall, the Lions gave up just 170 total yards in their 52-6 win over the Jaguars. They were excellent on third downs, allowing only a 20% conversion rate, and they also came away with one sack.<h3>Are The Colts Going Win In At Upset At Lucas Oil Stadium</h3>After three straight losses, the Colts got back in the win column with a 28-27 victory over the Jets in week 11, improving their record to 5-6. This puts them 2nd in the AFC South, though they are just 1-3 in division games. According to our projections, Indianapolis has a 32.6% chance of making the playoffs and a 5% chance of winning the division. They rank 25th in our NFL power rankings heading into week 12. Despite their negative scoring margin (-1.3), the Colts are 8-3 against the spread this season. They are 6-2 ATS as underdogs and 2-1 as favorites. Their O/U record is 5-6, with the over hitting in two straight games.Heading into week 12, the Colts rank 24th in our offensive power rankings. They are 18th in the NFL in scoring, averaging 21.5 points per game, and 21st in total offense with 320.7 yards per game. They rank 20th in passing attempts (30.4) and passing yards (202.2) per game. On the ground, they are 16th in rushing, averaging 118.5 yards per game on 26.5 attempts. In week 11, Anthony Richardson threw for 272 yards and a touchdown, completing 20 of 30 passes without an interception. Jonathan Taylor had 24 carries for 57 yards, while Josh Downs led the team with 5 catches for 84 yards. The Colts scored 12 points in the 4th quarter and converted 6 of 15 3rd downs, along with 3 of 4 red zone attempts.In their 28-27 win over the Jets, the Colts' defense gave up 162 passing yards on 22 completions. The Colts allowed two passing touchdowns and the Jets had a 75.9% completion percentage. Indianapolis defended the run well, giving up just 91 yards on 20 attempts.Despite allowing two passing touchdowns, the Colts' defense limited the Jets to 253 total yards. Indianapolis also recorded three sacks and held the Jets to a 30.8% conversion rate on third down.

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Making on a bet on this NBA game featuring the Cavaliers versus the Knicks? Tip off is at at 7:30 ET, and you can watch it all unfold on MSG. The game will be played at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. The odds for this Eastern conference game currently have the Knicks as the betting favorite with the over/under line sitting at 212 points.<h3>CLEVELAND CAVALIERS VS NEW YORK KNICKS BETTING PICK</h3>The Pick: Cleveland Cavaliers +6.5This game will be played at Madison Square Garden at 7:30 ET on Wednesday, November 1st.<h3>WHY BET THE CLEVELAND CAVALIERS:</h3><ul><li>We have this one finishing with a projected score of 110-99 in favor of the Cavaliers.</li><li>Our projections have Donovan Mitchell finishing with Donovan Mitchell points, 5 rebounds and 6 assists.</li><li>From the field, we have the Cavaliers finishing with a field goal percentage of 48.8% and knocking down 14 threes.</li></ul><h3>Can Cleveland Stun the Crowd at Madison Square Garden?</h3>Cleveland is coming off a 109-91 loss in their previous game against the Knicks, which brought their overall record to 1-3.Leading the Cavaliers against the Knicks, Donovan Mitchell scored 26 points, making him Cleveland's top scorer. Georges Niang contributed 11 points and 3 rebounds, ranking as the second highest scorer.Cleveland is coming off a game where they had 95.5 possessions/pace on offense, a 39.1% field goal percentage, and a 10/38 three point shooting. Their effective field goal percentage was 44.6%, their two point field goal percentage was 48.1%, and their three point field goal percentage was 26.3%.On the defensive end of the floor, the Cavaliers allowed 109 points and recorded 15 turnovers and 6 steals in their previous game against the New York Knicks. Additionally, the Cavaliers blocked 6 shots and collected 32 defensive rebounds.<h3>Does New York Have a Shot at a Home Win?</h3>New York is coming off a victory against the Cleveland Cavaliers with a score of 109-91, bringing their overall record to 2-2.Leading the Knicks against the Cavaliers, Jalen Brunson emerged as New York's top scorer with 19 points. Julius Randle also made a significant contribution with 19 points, securing his position as the second leading scorer.In their most recent game, the New York Knicks had a possessions/pace of 95.5 against the Cleveland Cavaliers. They managed to achieve a field goal percentage of 44.2% and a three-point shooting percentage of 38.2%, making 13 successful attempts out of 34.Defensively, the Knicks allowed 91 points, achieved 9 steals, and caused 14 turnovers in their most recent game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Additionally, they recorded 1 blocked shot and secured 36 defensive rebounds.

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For the first time since the return of the PGA Tour, we have a field that looks more like something we would see sandwiched between two majors. The Rocket Mortgage Classic at Detroit Golf Club still has a solid field, but nothing like what we have seen for the last three events.

This is just the second year of this event, which finished up on June 30 last year with Nate Lashley lifting the first trophy of his PGA career. Only five of the top 10 in the FedEx Cup standings are on hand, but this should still be a quality tournament with a good Sunday ending for those trying to get over a hangover after the 4th of July holiday.

We’ll break it all down with odds from <a href="http://bangthebook.com/s/5dimes">5Dimes Sportsbook</a> and give you a look at this Independence Day Weekend event.

The Field

This is a weaker field than what we have seen, but there are still quite a few big names. Bryson DeChambeau is probably the biggest at his +660 price tag. He is the unquestioned favorite, followed by Webb Simpson around 10/1, Tyrell Hatton and Patrick Reed at about 14/1, Viktor Hovland at 16, and Hideki Matsuyama at 18. There are a handful of players between 20/1 and 40/1, including Sungjae Im, Tony Finau, and Rickie Fowler.

The tough thing about this field is that players we’ve seen in the 125 and 150/1 ranges are now priced down in the 80s because of the lack of strength at the top. Hitting an 80/1 shot is still an excellent prize, but those guys did have higher numbers for previous events. Players like Patrick Rodgers, Keegan Bradley, and Branden Grace are seeing depressed prices this week.

Course Profile

Low scores will be had this week. The cut line last year was 5-under at Detroit Golf Club, a par 72 coming in at 7,330 or so yards. Fans will once again not be permitted and the expectation is that the course will have some more penal rough, which won’t be trampled down by spectators, so it is a possibility that the course plays a little feistier this time around.

Six of the 18 holes played over par last year, but players dominated the par 5s. Par 4 scoring will be one of the key stats to look at this week because those are the holes that are likely to decide the tournament. Most of the field will go birdie or better on the par 5s unless the course plays a lot differently.

The Donald Ross design is low on hazards, save for some shallow bunkers, but there will be some tough lies on slopes in the rough for those that are not accurate.

Yay or Neigh?

This is our horse for course section and, to be totally honest, there isn’t much to put here this week. There has only been one event here. Lashley paced the field with 4.34 strokes gained per DataGolf. The next closest was runner up Doc Redman at 2.84. Rory Sabbatini, Wes Roach, Brandt Snedeker, Ted Potter Jr., Brian Stuard, Patrick Reed, and Cameron Tringale were all in the top five.

Stuard was the top putter in strokes gained, followed by Lashley, and then Talor Gooch, who finished tied for 17th because every other part of his game struggled.

Play off the tee didn’t seem to matter a ton for whatever reason. Kevin Tway, Martin Trainer, Trey Mullinax and Corey Conners were top four in SG: Off-The-Tee and all four missed the cut. Tway was even sixth in SG: Tee-To-Green and still missed the cut. He was also one of the event’s worst putters last year. With the exemption of Adam Svensson, who shot 4-under and missed the cut, the top 13 in SG: Approach all made the cut.

It was all about putts and approach shots last year. We’ll see if the tournament plays the same way this year. With the rough allegedly thicker this time around, that could make driving accuracy more important.

Stats Handicap

It is really hard not to like DeChambeau’s chances this week. It is also hard to like the price on him. DeChambeau racked up another top-10 finish last week at the Travelers and now has three since the return. His SG: Around the Green and Approach were a little bit low last week, but he putted extremely well again and really let it rip off the tee. The problem here is that BDC has had some issues with those two things and those are two key components at Detroit Golf Club. He’s been putting well enough to win and that could be the deciding factor, but you can probably poke enough holes in his body of work to not take him around 7/1.

Who fits the profile of this course? Viktor Hovland has not putted well enough at 16/1, but his iron game is strong. That is basically the same problem week in and week out for Hideki Matsuyama. Tyrrell Hatton has actually putted really well, so he is probably the best of the under 20/1 crowd. But, we’re looking for bigger game.

Something has been just a little off each week for Lucas Glover, but he’s been rolling it well. Glover was tied for 20th in SG: Total last week per DataGolf because his game off the tee was a little erratic, but he was dialed in on his approach shots and turned in a fine tee to green effort. He was 21st in the RBC Heritage with solid numbers across the board. He didn’t putt well at the Charles Schwab and finished just outside the top 20. Glover is +6600 this week and sits 52nd in driving accuracy.

The price on Doc Redman is 45/1. Redman was 225/1 last week. That’s what happens when you finish just outside the top 10 and had a runner-up here last year, albeit six shots back from Lashley’s unbelievable 72-hole pace. He’s a tee to green monster that usually has issues with the putter. Last year he was 13th in SG: Putting at this event, but it was a weaker field. The depressed price makes it hard to take him, but he rolled it well here last year and fits the course profile as an accurate driver that plays well with his second and third shots.

JT Poston falls into a similar category, except he’s an excellent putter. His price is down to 40/1. We’ve hit on some good triple-digit prices that haven’t come in, but have had much lower prices in recent weeks. There isn’t a ton of value left on those guys from a price hunting standpoint. Per the official PGA Tour website, Poston is tied for seventh in SG: Putting.

Picks

The three players I like the most this week are Hovland, Poston, and Glover, with Hovland at a much lower price, but he may be worth attacking with in matchups. Because low scores are an inevitability on this course over the weekend, reassess how things are going Friday night into Saturday and look for some opportunities for betting live tournament futures. Poston is an excellent putter and this may become a putting contest again.

Michael Thompson is 100/1 as a long shot play. He finished outside the top 50 at the Travelers, but putted fairly well and was pretty good on approach. He had his issues otherwise, but he was excellent during a top-10 finish at the RBC Heritage.

Odds from 5Dimes Sportsbook as of June 29, 1 p.m. ET:
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<td width="295">Bryson DeChambeau</td>
<td width="295">+660</td>
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<td width="295">Webb Simpson</td>
<td width="295">+1010</td>
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<td width="295">Tyrrell Hatton</td>
<td width="295">+1410</td>
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<td width="295">Patrick Reed</td>
<td width="295">+1410</td>
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<td width="295">Viktor Hovland</td>
<td width="295">+1600</td>
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<td width="295">Hideki Matsuyama</td>
<td width="295">+1800</td>
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<td width="295">Sungjae Im</td>
<td width="295">+2200</td>
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<td width="295">Tony Finau</td>
<td width="295">+2500</td>
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<td width="295">Rickie Fowler</td>
<td width="295">+3000</td>
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<td width="295">Kevin Na</td>
<td width="295">+3000</td>
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<td width="295">Scottie Scheffler</td>
<td width="295">+3500</td>
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<td width="295">J.T. Poston</td>
<td width="295">+4000</td>
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<td width="295">Jason Day</td>
<td width="295">+4000</td>
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<td width="295">Bubba Watson</td>
<td width="295">+4000</td>
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<td width="295">Doc Redman</td>
<td width="295">+4500</td>
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<td width="295">Harris English</td>
<td width="295">+4500</td>
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<td width="295">Rory Sabbatini</td>
<td width="295">+4500</td>
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<td width="295">Adam Hadwin</td>
<td width="295">+5000</td>
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<td width="295">Brandt Snedeker</td>
<td width="295">+5500</td>
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<td width="295">Erik Van Rooyen</td>
<td width="295">+6000</td>
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<td width="295">Christiaan Bezuidenhout</td>
<td width="295">+6000</td>
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<td width="295">Harold Varner III</td>
<td width="295">+6600</td>
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<td width="295">Kevin Kisner</td>
<td width="295">+6600</td>
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<td width="295">Lucas Glover</td>
<td width="295">+6600</td>
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<td width="295">Rafa Cabrera-Bello</td>
<td width="295">+6600</td>
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<td width="295">Brendon Todd</td>
<td width="295">+6600</td>
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<td width="295">Alex Noren</td>
<td width="295">+6600</td>
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<td width="295">Brian Harman</td>
<td width="295">+6600</td>
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<td width="295">Branden Grace</td>
<td width="295">+7000</td>
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<td width="295">Maverick McNealy</td>
<td width="295">+7000</td>
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<td width="295">Patrick Rodgers</td>
<td width="295">+8500</td>
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<td width="295">Keegan Bradley</td>
<td width="295">+8500</td>
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<td width="295">Brian Stuard</td>
<td width="295">+8500</td>
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<td width="295">Sam Burns</td>
<td width="295">+9000</td>
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<td width="295">Kyle Stanley</td>
<td width="295">+9500</td>
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<td width="295">Mark Hubbard</td>
<td width="295">+10000</td>
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<td width="295">Michael Thompson</td>
<td width="295">+10000</td>
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<td width="295">Nate Lashley</td>
<td width="295">+10000</td>
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<td width="295">Matthew Wolff</td>
<td width="295">+10000</td>
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<td width="295">Joseph Bramlett</td>
<td width="295">+10000</td>
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<td width="295">Scott Stallings</td>
<td width="295">+10000</td>
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<td width="295">Si Woo Kim</td>
<td width="295">+10000</td>
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<td width="295">Tyler Duncan</td>
<td width="295">+10000</td>
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<td width="295">Wes Roach</td>
<td width="295">+10000</td>
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<td width="295">Will Gordon</td>
<td width="295">+10000</td>
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<td width="295">Chris Kirk</td>
<td width="295">+10000</td>
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<td width="295">Wyndham Clark</td>
<td width="295">+12500</td>
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<td width="295">Tom Hoge</td>
<td width="295">+12500</td>
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<td width="295">Sebastian Munoz</td>
<td width="295">+12500</td>
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<td width="295">Jason Dufner</td>
<td width="295">+12500</td>
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<td width="295">Emiliano Grillo</td>
<td width="295">+12500</td>
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<td width="295">Lanto Griffin</td>
<td width="295">+12500</td>
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<td width="295">Aaron Wise</td>
<td width="295">+12500</td>
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<td width="295">Charl Schwartzel</td>
<td width="295">+13500</td>
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<td width="295">Peter Uihlein</td>
<td width="295">+13500</td>
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<td width="295">Danny Willett</td>
<td width="295">+13500</td>
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<td width="295">Seung-Yul Noh</td>
<td width="295">+13500</td>
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<td width="295">Ryan Armour</td>
<td width="295">+13500</td>
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<td width="295">Russell Knox</td>
<td width="295">+15000</td>
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<td width="295">Sepp Straka</td>
<td width="295">+15000</td>
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<td width="295">Tom Lewis</td>
<td width="295">+15000</td>
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<td width="295">Harry Higgs</td>
<td width="295">+15000</td>
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<td width="295">Patton Kizzire</td>
<td width="295">+15000</td>
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<td width="295">Luke List</td>
<td width="295">+15000</td>
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<td width="295">Matt Wallace</td>
<td width="295">+15000</td>
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<td width="295">Chesson Hadley</td>
<td width="295">+15000</td>
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<td width="295">Andrew Putnam</td>
<td width="295">+15000</td>
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<td width="295">Ben Martin</td>
<td width="295">+15000</td>
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<td width="295">Pat Perez</td>
<td width="295">+16500</td>
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<td width="295">Wesley Bryan</td>
<td width="295">+17500</td>
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<td width="295">Talor Gooch</td>
<td width="295">+17500</td>
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<td width="295">Sam Ryder</td>
<td width="295">+20000</td>
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<td width="295">Matt Jones</td>
<td width="295">+20000</td>
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<td width="295">Kevin Chappell</td>
<td width="295">+20000</td>
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<td width="295">Beau Hossler</td>
<td width="295">+20000</td>
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<td width="295">Cameron Tringale</td>
<td width="295">+20000</td>
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<td width="295">Cameron Davis</td>
<td width="295">+20000</td>
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<td width="295">C.T. Pan</td>
<td width="295">+22500</td>
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<td width="295">Adam Schenk</td>
<td width="295">+22500</td>
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<td width="295">Jimmy Walker</td>
<td width="295">+22500</td>
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<td width="295">Henrik Norlander</td>
<td width="295">+22500</td>
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<td width="295">Grayson Murray</td>
<td width="295">+25000</td>
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<td width="295">Hudson Swafford</td>
<td width="295">+25000</td>
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<td width="295">Josh Teater</td>
<td width="295">+25000</td>
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<td width="295">Kristoffer Ventura</td>
<td width="295">+25000</td>
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<td width="295">Richy Werenski</td>
<td width="295">+25000</td>
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<td width="295">Stewart Cink</td>
<td width="295">+25000</td>
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<td width="295">Zac Blair</td>
<td width="295">+25000</td>
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<td width="295">Troy Merritt</td>
<td width="295">+25000</td>
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<td width="295">Brandon Hagy</td>
<td width="295">+25000</td>
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<td width="295">Chase Seiffert</td>
<td width="295">+27500</td>
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<td width="295">Steve Stricker</td>
<td width="295">+27500</td>
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<td width="295">Shawn Stefani</td>
<td width="295">+27500</td>
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<td width="295">Sahith Theegala</td>
<td width="295">+27500</td>
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<td width="295">Kyoung-Hoon Lee</td>
<td width="295">+27500</td>
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<td width="295">Kevin Tway</td>
<td width="295">+30000</td>
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<td width="295">Lucas Bjerregaard</td>
<td width="295">+30000</td>
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<td width="295">Luke Donald</td>
<td width="295">+30000</td>
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<td width="295">Jamie Lovemark</td>
<td width="295">+30000</td>
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<td width="295">James Hahn</td>
<td width="295">+30000</td>
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<td width="295">Tyler McCumber</td>
<td width="295">+30000</td>
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<td width="295">Vincent Whaley</td>
<td width="295">+30000</td>
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<td width="295">Chris Stroud</td>
<td width="295">+30000</td>
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The National Football League (NFL) is easily the most popular sport in the United States, especially when it comes to betting. NFL betting puts up the biggest numbers every single year, and bettors are always looking for new betting options.

The NFL was founded all the way back in 1920 in Canton, Ohio, and that is where the Hall of Fame is located to this day. There were only a handful of teams in the league when it first started, but it didn’t take long for the league to grow.

There are now 32 teams in the NFL, and the league is broken up into two conferences and eight total divisions. Since the league just continues to be more and more popular, the league has added an extra regular season game for each team to play in.

NFL teams now play 17 total regular season games, and then the top seven teams in each conference advance to the postseason. The NFL regular season begins in September, and the Super Bowl is now played during the month of February.

When it comes to the NFL, the Super Bowl is the event that draws the most betting attention. This league isn’t going away anytime soon, and it’s actually started to become more of an international competition.

This article will not only cover the best NFL betting sites &amp; sportsbooks, but will also provide some tips on how to bet on the NFL.
<h3>Where to bet on NFL</h3>
Knowing where to find the best NFL sportsbooks is a big key if you want to have some success when wagering on this sport. Here are six of the best NFL sportsbooks to use, and all of them are going to be a little bit different.

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USC comes in as the -4.5 point favorite over UCLA this week, with kickoff set for 10:30 ET at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. The game will be broadcast on NBC, and the over/under line is currently at 51.5 points. The money line odds have USC at -195 and UCLA at +162. Both teams are looking to get to .500 on the season, with USC at 5-5 and UCLA at 4-6.<h3>USC TROJANS VS UCLA BRUINS BETTING PICK</h3>The Pick: UCLA Bruins +4.5This game will be played at Rose Bowl at 10:30 ET on Saturday, November 23rd.<h3>WHY BET THE UCLA BRUINS:</h3><ul><li>We have the USC Trojans winning this one by a score of 29 to 26</li><li>Even though we like the USC Trojans to win, our ATS pick is to take the UCLA Bruins at +4.5</li><li>Look for this game to go over the line of 51.5 points</li></ul><h3>Will The USC Trojans Win As Road Favorites?</h3>USC heads into their Week 13 matchup against UCLA with a 5-5 record. They are 5-0 at home but have struggled on the road, going 0-4. The Trojans have been favored in eight of their ten games, with a 4-4 record as the favorite. Their average scoring margin this season is +8.3 points, and they have an 82.1% chance of becoming bowl-eligible. Against the spread, USC is 5-4, covering all five home games but failing to cover on the road. As the favorite, they are 4-4 ATS, and they’ve gone 1-0 ATS as the underdog. USC’s over/under record is 3-5-1, with their games averaging 52.3 points. Their average over/under line is 54.4 points, and this week’s line is set at 51.5 points.USC’s offense is ranked 14th in our offensive power rankings heading into week 13. They are 40th in points per game, scoring 30.3. Miller Moss has thrown for 2,555 yards, and the Trojans are 7th in both passing attempts and completions per game. They average 288 passing yards per game and have converted 46.8% of their third downs. Moss has 18 touchdowns and 9 interceptions, with a passer rating of 91. USC ranks 61st nationally in passer rating. Woody Marks leads the ground game with 1,024 rushing yards and 9 touchdowns.USC's defense has allowed 22 points per game this season, ranking 35th nationally. In their recent game against Nebraska, they gave up 20 points, allowing 310 total yards, including 119 rushing yards on 25 attempts and 191 passing yards. The Trojans also forced two interceptions in the game. Opponents have averaged 233.1 passing yards per game against USC, completing 67% of their passes. USC's defense has faced the 21st fewest rushing attempts in the country, allowing 133.7 rushing yards per game.<h3>Are The UCLA Bruins Going Win In At Upset At Rose Bowl</h3>UCLA enters Week 13 against USC with a 4-6 record, ranked 61st in our power rankings. They have just a 19% chance of becoming bowl-eligible. At home, the Bruins are 1-3, while they’ve gone 3-3 on the road this season. Against the spread, UCLA is 6-4, with a 4-2 record on the road and 2-2 at home. They’ve been favored in just one game this season, and their average scoring margin is -8.3 points per game. This week’s over/under line is set at 51.5 points. UCLA’s games have averaged 45.9 points, with an average over/under line of 47 points. Their over/under record for the season is 4-6.UCLA’s offense has struggled this season, averaging just 18.8 points per game, which ranks 90th in the nation. They are 122nd in rushing, with only 87.4 yards per game, and T.J. Harden leads the team with 384 rushing yards. He has one rushing touchdown and averages 3 yards per carry. UCLA is 58th in our offensive power rankings heading into week 13. Quarterback Ethan Garbers has thrown for 2,174 yards, and UCLA ranks 35th in passing attempts per game. Garbers has 14 touchdowns and 11 interceptions, with a passer rating of 86. UCLA is 26th in completion percentage, connecting on 64.7% of their passes. Logan Loya leads the receivers with 299 yards and four touchdowns.UCLA's defense, ranked 12th nationally against the run, has allowed just 101.3 rushing yards per game on 29.8 attempts, the 16th fewest in the country. In their recent game against Washington, they gave up 124 rushing yards and 182 passing yards, while forcing two interceptions. Opponents have averaged a 92 passer rating and 245.7 passing yards per game against UCLA, ranking the Bruins 124th in the nation. This season, quarterbacks have completed 65.9% of their passes against UCLA’s defense.

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There may be no more exciting time for the basketball fan then right now. There is wall to wall basketball every day as the top teams in the league are battling it out to stay alive, advance and have the right to play in the NBA Finals. The last team standing will be crowned champions and raise a banner.

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The LSU Tigers have been recognized for their crew of wide receivers who have connected with Heisman Trophy winner Joe Burrow. But you know, those other Tigers - the ones at Clemson - have some guys who can go out and pull down passes with the best of them as well.

Among them is Tee Higgins, who has a chance in this game to break the all-time career record for most touchdown catches at the school. He is currently tied with Sammy Watkins and DeAndre Hopkins, who both played in Sunday's Kansas City-Houston NFL playoff game.

Higgins fits what Dabo Swinney's offense wants to do, in that he is a great downfield target for Trevor Lawrence, who may be the best quarterback prospect in the country (with apologies to Joe Burrow, of course).

He caught 56 passes for 1115 yards. That's a 19.9-yard average, and along with teammate Justyn Ross, he'll wind up being a first-round NFL draft choice.

But trouble reared its ugly head (pardon the pun) in the Fiesta Bowl a couple of weeks ago. It affected his play in the game and might continue to have an effect.

Here are the odds on two of his receiving props, as they are posted for Monday night's national championship game:

Tee Higgins - Receiving Yards

Over 85.5 yards -110
Under 85.5 yards -110

TD Proposition

Tee Higgins scores a TD -180
Tee Higgins no TD scored +150

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Against Ohio State, Higgins apparently suffered a head-to-head hit after his helmet had gotten knocked off, as he collided with Jeff Okudah of the Buckeyes. This happened on Clemson's first possession, and he sat things out until the second half. He did not have a major impact when he returned, winding up with four receptions for 33 yards. He was denying a head injury, or the possibility of a concussion, in interviews this week, claiming it was actually his ankle that was injured, and I felt this conflict in stories was kind of strange. At any rate, he has been pronounced "good to go" by Swinney.

The Fiesta Bowl game did not constitute a banner evening for the Clemson receivers in general; between Higgins, Ross and Amari Rodgers, none of them reached the 50-yard mark, and that might scare off some of the team's potential backers in this game.

Can he reach the threshold that would make the "over" bettors in this prop happy? Well, much is going to depend on who will be responsible for covering him.

Because Higgins looms as Lawrence's most dangerous outlet (Ross went from a 21.7-yard average to 12.9 this year), we imagine that much of that task will be handled by Derek Stingley Jr., who came to Baton Rouge with much in the way of ballyhoo and has proven to be "all that."

Stingley, whose grandfather Daryl Stingley was infamously paralyzed by a hit by Jack Tatum of the Oakland Raiders in 1978, got off to a quick start at LSU, as he had graduated early and was able to actually engage in practices with the team for last year's Fiesta Bowl. It is said that the first time he took the field, he picked off Burrow.

According to head coach Ed Orgeron, Stingley is "one of the best cornerbacks I have seen." The frosh intercepted six passes and was named a first-team All-American. It sounds as if he already deserves to be placed in the "shutdown" category; worthy of being a first-round draft pick if he were only able to come out (of course, he can't yet).

He gives us enough confidence that we'll go UNDER on Higgins' receiving yards prop, and NO on the TD prop. Clemson can beat LSU, but they'll probably have to do it with other people.

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