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<p>ESPN+ will be covering this week 13 matchup between the Texas Tech Red Raiders and Oklahoma State Cowboys, set to kick off at 3:30 ET from Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater. The over/under line is currently at 68.5 points, with Texas Tech as the -3.5-point favorite on the road. The Red Raiders are 6-4 on the season, while the Cowboys are 3-7 overall. The money line odds are -166 for Texas Tech and +138 for Oklahoma State.</p><h3>TEXAS TECH RED RAIDERS VS OKLAHOMA STATE COWBOYS BETTING PICK</h3><p>The Pick: Oklahoma State Cowboys +3.5</p><p>This game will be played at Boone Pickens Stadium at 3:30 ET on Saturday, November 23rd.</p><h3>WHY BET THE OKLAHOMA STATE COWBOYS:</h3><ul><li>We have the Oklahoma State Cowboys winning this one by a score of 34 to 27</li><li>Not only do we have the Oklahoma State Cowboys winning straight-up, we have them covering the spread at +3.5</li><li>We see this game finishing below the line of 68.5 points</li></ul><h3>Will The Texas Tech Red Raiders Win As Road Favorites?</h3><p>Texas Tech enters Week 13 with a 6-4 record and a 55th-place ranking in our CFB power rankings. They are guaranteed bowl eligibility but have just a 0.1% chance of winning the Big 12. The Red Raiders are 3-2 at home and 2-2 on the road this season.</p><p></p><p>Against the spread, Texas Tech is 5-3-1, with a 3-1 record on the road and a 2-2-1 mark at home. They’ve been favored in five games, going 2-2-1 ATS as the favorite and 3-1 ATS as the underdog. Their average scoring margin this season is +0.4 points per game.</p><p></p><p>The over/under line for this week is 68.5 points, higher than their average line of 61.9 points. Texas Tech’s over/under record stands at 5-4, with their games averaging 70.6 points per contest.</p><p>Texas Tech’s offense is averaging 35.5 points per game, ranking 16th in the nation heading into week 13. They are 8th in passing attempts, averaging 40.7 per game, and 11th in completions, with 25.1 per game. Their passing attack is producing 281.7 yards per game, placing them 20th nationally. They are converting 45.1% of their third downs.</p> <p>Quarterback Behren Morton has thrown for 2,575 yards, with 21 touchdowns and six interceptions. His passer rating is 94. Tahj Brooks leads the rushing attack with 1,184 yards and 11 touchdowns, averaging 5 yards per carry. Josh Kelly has 842 receiving yards and five touchdowns on 76 catches.</p><p>Texas Tech's defense has struggled this season, allowing 35.1 points per game, including 41 points in their recent loss to Colorado. They gave up 340 passing yards and three touchdowns, though they did force an interception. On the ground, they allowed just 65 rushing yards.</p> <p></p><p>Opposing quarterbacks have averaged a 93.4 passer rating and 305.6 passing yards per game against Texas Tech, completing 61.9% of their throws. The defense has faced the 40th fewest rushing attempts nationally, allowing 145.8 rushing yards per game.</p><h3>Are The Oklahoma State Cowboys Going Win In At Upset At Boone Pickens Stadium</h3><p>Oklahoma State enters Week 13 with a 3-7 record and no chance of reaching bowl eligibility. They are ranked 63rd in our power rankings ahead of their matchup with Texas Tech.</p> <p></p><p>The Cowboys have been favored in just two of their ten games this season, going 1-1 as the favorite. Their average scoring margin is -4.1 points per game, and they have a 2-6 record against the spread.</p> <p></p><p>This week's over/under line is set at 68.5 points, the highest for any Oklahoma State game this season. On average, their games have totaled 59.7 points, with an average over/under line of 60.4 points.</p><p>Oklahoma State’s offense is ranked 42nd in our power rankings heading into week 13, and they are 51st in points per game, averaging 27.8. Alan Bowman has thrown for 2,435 yards, leading a passing attack that ranks 15th in attempts per game. The Cowboys are 26th in passing yards per game, averaging 274.6, and 24th in completions per game.</p> <p>Bowman has 17 touchdown passes but also 12 interceptions, with a passer rating of 84. Oklahoma State is converting 37.7% of their third downs and is 113th in rushing, averaging 110 yards per game. Ollie Gordon II leads the ground game with 692 yards and nine touchdowns. De'Zhaun Stribling has 749 receiving yards and five touchdowns.</p><p>Oklahoma State's defense has struggled this season, allowing 31.9 points per game. In their recent 38-13 loss to TCU, they gave up 38 points, including four rushing touchdowns, and allowed 468 total yards, with 293 yards coming through the air.</p> <p></p><p>Opponents have averaged 241.4 rushing yards per game against Oklahoma State, ranking them 170th nationally. The defense has faced 30.8 pass attempts per game, allowing 258.8 passing yards and a 93.9 passer rating.</p>

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<p>The Thunderbirds and Toreros are set to face off at 10:00 ET on ESPN+. The Toreros will host the game at Jenny Craig Pavilion in San Diego, CA. Southern Utah is favored by -1.5 in this non-conference contest against San Diego. The game's over/under currently sits at 151 points.</p><h3>SOUTHERN UTAH THUNDERBIRDS VS SAN DIEGO TOREROS BETTING PICK</h3><p>The Pick: San Diego Toreros +1.5</p><p>This game will be played at Jenny Craig Pavilion at 10:00 ET on Friday, November 22nd.</p><h3>WHY BET THE SAN DIEGO TOREROS:</h3><ul><li>We have this one finishing with a projected score of 75-74 in favor of the Toreros.</li><li>Not only will San Diego pick up the win, but look for them to cover at +1.5.</li><li>The over/under is currently sitting at 151 points, and we like the under with a projected 149 points.</li></ul><h3>Does Southern Utah Have What it Takes to Win as Road Favorites?</h3><h3>Southern Utah Thunderbirds Recent Game/Games</h3> 

<p>Southern Utah fell 76-72 to Loyola Chicago on Tuesday, November 19th. Despite being +15 point underdogs on the road, the Thunderbirds kept it close, covering the spread.</p> 

<p>After trailing 35-32 at halftime, Southern Utah scored 40 points in the 2nd half but allowed 41. The game’s total points of 148 narrowly went over the pre-game O/U line of 147.5.</p><p>Southern Utah's offense put up 72 points in their last game, shooting 41.8% from the field and 28.6% from three-point range. Their effective field goal percentage was 45.5%, and they hit 81.5% of their free throws, going 22-for-27 from the line.</p> <p>Jamir Simpson led the way with 28 points, shooting 55.6% overall, while Dominique Ford added 18 points, hitting 40% from beyond the arc. Des Watson contributed 12 points and 4 assists, and Kymany Houinsou chipped in 11 points, making his only three-point attempt and grabbing 6 rebounds.</p><p>Southern Utah's defense gave up 76 points, with their opponents shooting 43% from the field on 26 of 60 attempts. Inside the arc, they allowed 42% shooting, with the other team hitting 18 of 42 two-point shots.</p> <p>From three-point range, Southern Utah's defense saw the opposition connect on 8 of 18 attempts, good for 44%. They also sent the other team to the free-throw line 22 times, where they converted 16 for 72%. Southern Utah allowed 14 offensive rebounds.</p><h3>Will the Toreros Secure A Victory as Home Underdogs?</h3><h3>San Diego Toreros Recent Game/Games</h3> 

<p>The Toreros dropped their latest game 78-66 to Idaho State on Saturday. San Diego, who were -3.5 point favorites, not only lost but also failed to cover the spread. The total points for the game reached 144, surpassing the over/under line of 137.5.</p> 

<p>San Diego found themselves down 36-26 at halftime and couldn’t close the gap, as they were outscored 42-40 in the 2nd half. Despite putting up 40 points after the break, their defense couldn’t slow down Idaho State enough to mount a comeback.</p><p>San Diego struggled offensively in their last game, shooting just 36.7% from the field and 19.2% from three-point range, hitting only 5 of 26 attempts. Their effective field goal percentage was 40%, but they did manage to convert 89.5% of their free throws, going 17 for 19 from the line.</p> <p>Kody Clouet and Isaiah Griffin each scored 15 points, while Santiago Trouet added 14 points and 7 rebounds, shooting 60% from the field. Evan Otten also contributed 13 points and 9 rebounds, hitting 66.7% of his shots.</p><p>San Diego's defense held their opponent to 78 points, even while allowing them to shoot 89% from the free-throw line, where they made 17 of 19 attempts. From the field, the opposing team shot 36%, connecting on 22 of 60 attempts.</p> <p>San Diego gave up 17 two-point field goals on 34 attempts, a 50% shooting rate. From beyond the arc, the opponent struggled, hitting just 5 of 26 threes for 19%. The Toreros also allowed 9 offensive rebounds.</p>

Southern Utah Thunderbirds vs San Diego Toreros NCAA Basketball Betting Pick & Prediction 11/22/24

<p>Planning on watching today's Flames and Explorers game? Catch the action at Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, FL, as the Explorers hosts this showdown at 11:00 ET on None. The odds for this non-conference game currently have La Salle as the -3.5 favorite, with the over/under line sitting at 148.5 points.</p><h3>UIC FLAMES VS LA SALLE EXPLORERS BETTING PICK</h3><p>The Pick: La Salle Explorers -3.5</p><p>This game will be played at Ocean Center at 11:00 ET on Friday, November 22nd.</p><h3>WHY BET THE LA SALLE EXPLORERS:</h3><ul><li>We have this one finishing with a projected score of 78-68 in favor of the Explorers.</li><li>Not only will La Salle pick up the win, but look for them to cover at -3.5.</li><li>The over/under is currently sitting at 148.5 points, and we like the under with a projected 146 points.</li></ul><h3>Does UIC Stand a Chance on the Road?</h3><h3>UIC Flames Recent Game/Games</h3> 

<p>UIC dropped a 99-81 decision to James Madison on Thursday, November 21st, in a home game where they entered as +3 underdogs. The Flames not only lost but also failed to cover the spread.</p> 

<p>After trailing 45-41 at halftime, UIC allowed 54 points in the 2nd half while scoring 40. The total points for the game reached 180, surpassing the O/U line of 145.5.</p><p>In their latest game, UIC put up 81 points, shooting 51.6% from the field. Their effective field goal percentage was 53.1%, with a strong 58.8% on two-pointers (30/51) but struggling from beyond the arc, hitting just 3 of 13 threes (23.1%).</p> <p>At the free-throw line, they made 12 of 19 attempts, shooting 63.2%. Bryce Lindsay led the way with 28 points, shooting 90.9% overall and 83.3% from three (5/6). The Flames also grabbed 12 offensive rebounds and dished out 12 assists.</p><p>UIC's defense struggled in their last game, giving up 99 points while allowing the opposing team to shoot 51% from the field. The Flames couldn't contain the inside game, with their opponents hitting 58% of their two-point shots (30/51).</p> <p>From beyond the arc, UIC held their opponents to just 3 made threes on 13 attempts (23%). However, they sent them to the free-throw line 19 times, where they converted 12 (63%). UIC also allowed 12 offensive rebounds.</p><h3>Will La Salle Come Through as Home Favorites?</h3><h3>La Salle Explorers Recent Game/Games</h3> 

<p>La Salle's season continued with a 72-67 road loss to UC San Diego on Thursday, November 21st. The Explorers entered the game as -1.5 favorites but failed to cover the spread. The total points for the game were 139, falling short of the O/U line of 145.</p> 

<p>La Salle led 31-30 at halftime but allowed 42 points in the 2nd half while scoring 36. Defensive lapses after the break contributed to their loss.</p><p>La Salle's offense struggled in their last game, shooting just 38.2% from the field and 29.2% from three-point range, finishing with 67 points. Their effective field goal percentage was 43.6%, and they hit only 58.1% of their free throws, going 18-for-31 from the line.</p> <p>Tyler McGhie led the way with 27 points, hitting 5-of-13 from deep, while Corey McKeithan added 21 points, connecting on 4-of-11 from beyond the arc. The Explorers managed just 6 assists as a team, with McGhie and Nordin Kapic each contributing 2 assists.</p><p>La Salle's defense gave up 72 points in their last game, but they held their opponent to just 35% shooting from the field, with only 22 made baskets on 62 attempts. Inside the arc, the Explorers limited their opponent to 36% shooting, as they connected on just 11 of 30 two-point attempts.</p> <p>From three-point range, La Salle's defense allowed 11 threes on 32 attempts, a 34% shooting performance. They also sent their opponent to the free-throw line 28 times, where they made 17, shooting 60%. La Salle gave up 13 offensive rebounds in the game.</p>

UIC Flames vs La Salle Explorers NCAA Basketball Betting Pick & Prediction 11/22/24

It is extremely surprising that Dana White and the UFC wouldn’t have had an event the weekend before the Super Bowl when they could hog the spotlight, but last week was an off week for the UFC. That is not the case this week, as the world’s top MMA promotion is back in action and also back in the States at the UFC Apex facility in Las Vegas.

Alistair Overeem and Alexander Volkov will headline this card. A lot of heavyweight headliners are coming up, including Curtis Blaydes vs. Derrick Lewis on February 20 and then the highly anticipated Stipe Miocic vs. Francis Ngannou rematch at UFC 260.

This is a very big UFC card with 14 fights on the docket. The final six make up the main card. Action starts on ESPN+ at 5 p.m. ET and will run into the evening hours the day before Super Bowl LV.

We’ll break down the fight fest with odds from <a href="http://bangthebook.com/sportsbooks/betonline"><strong>BetOnline Sportsbook</strong></a> and pay a little extra attention to the main card matchups.
<h3><strong><u>Jerome Rivera (+185) vs. Ode’ Osbourne (-220)</u></strong></h3>
Denys Bondar was supposed to be the opponent for Ode’ Osbourne, but Jerome Rivera will slot in as the +185 underdog to get the card started. With the late replacement, this is an immature line that doesn’t feature a total at time of writing. Osbourne is -220 as he looks for his first UFC win while under contract. Osbourne beat Armando Villarreal on the Dana White Contender Series in July 2019 and got a spot on the undercard of UFC 246. He lost to Brian Kelleher in short order. This is a very quick turnaround for Rivera, who just went 15 minutes with Francisco Figueiredo on January 20. Let this line marinate a bit and then revisit it.
<h3><strong><u>Seungwoo Choi (+200) vs. Youssef Zalal (-235); Total: 2.5 (-170/140)</u></strong></h3>
We’ve got a fighter shaking off a lot of rust here in Seungwoo Choi. Choi went 1-2 in three UFC fights in 2019 and then sat out all of 2020. Losses to Movsar Evloev are perfectly fine, so we can scratch that one. He lost to Gavin Tucker and then beat Suman Mokhtarian. Based on the line, he faces an uphill climb against Youssef Zalal, who fought four times in 2020 and got himself a new contract out of it. He did lose the last one to undefeated Ilia Topuria, but it wasn’t a blowout. I like Zalal to bounce back here, though the price is a bit steep. He’s a money line parlay candidate.
<h3><strong><u>Lara Procopio (+137) vs. Molly McCann (-157); Total: 2.5 (-350/275)</u></strong></h3>
Lara Procopio has waited a long time for her second UFC fight. She lost to Karol Rosa back on 8/31/19 and has not been back in the Octagon since. She’ll draw in here against Molly McCann at 125 pounds. It was a very active bantamweight fight with some odd scoring, but both girls threw a lot of shots. Procopio fought at bantamweight there and will now fight at flyweight instead. McCann was very uncompetitive last time out against Taila Santos, but most fighters are. Procopio will be the aggressor here. That means McCann will have to do enough to win over the judges. I’m not sure it happens. I like the mild upset here.
<h3><strong><u>Joselyne Edwards (+215) vs. Karol Rosa (-255); Total: 2.5 (-245/195)</u></strong></h3>
Speaking of Karol Rosa, the 26-year-old will return for her first fight since UFC 251 against Joselyne Edwards. Edwards was extremely impressive back on January 16 against Wu Yanan with a unanimous decision win. The 25-year-old now returns very quickly, something she has never really done in her previous 12 fights. This isn’t one to bet, but one to watch. These are two promising bantamweight prospects and if Edwards shines here with no camp and a quick return, her stock will skyrocket. These are two aggressive fighters. The +195 on under 2.5 isn’t a bad gamble, even though we don’t usually see finishes in women’s fights.
<h3><strong><u>Justin Jaynes (+237) vs. Devonte Smith (-277); Total: 1.5 (145/-175)</u></strong></h3>
Justin Jaynes has his back against the wall for this fight against Devonte Smith. Jaynes has lost two in a row and wasn’t very competitive in each stoppage loss. Devonte Smith is a huge favorite here, despite not having fought since Khama Worthy knocked him out at UFC 241 back on 8/17/19. That is a long layoff for a fighter favored at this price, but Jaynes is obviously a guy not held in high regard by bettors or oddsmakers. Smith is risky to a degree as a parlay piece with Zalal, but he has no excuse for losing this fight.
<h3><strong><u>Martin Day (+270) vs. Timur Valiev (-330); Total: 2.5 (-105/-125)</u></strong></h3>
Timur Valiev had his opponent switched prior to his last fight and Trevin Jones stepped in and knocked him out. Jones was then suspended for a positive marijuana test, so the fight result was overturned. That was the UFC debut for Valiev, who is hoping for better fortunes here against Martin Day. Day is 0-3 in UFC and this will probably be the 32-year-old’s last fight to finish out his contract unless he can pull off the upset. Judging by the line, he probably won’t, but I don’t see much of an edge in this bout.
<h3><strong><u>Danilo Marquez (+210) vs. Mike Rodriguez (-250); Total: 1.5 (-115/-115)</u></strong></h3>
Two long and lanky light heavyweights square off here, as 6-foot-6 Danilo Marquez enters the Octagon as an underdog to 6-foot-4 Mike Rodriguez. Rodriguez has the longer limbs with more reach and is also more experienced at the UFC level. Credit to Marquez, who won his UFC debut at 34 over Khadis Ibragimov by decision at UFC 253. It was a boring fight, though. Rodriguez is a striker and more of an aggressor. Marquez is a patient fighter that does his best work on the ground. The high line and low total implies Rodriguez by knockout here and I wouldn’t argue with that.
<h3><strong><u>Clay Guida (+172) vs. Michael Johnson (-202); Total: 2.5 (-220/180)</u></strong></h3>
Michael Johnson is only 34, but the fight years are showing for the former top contender. While Clay Guida is not on the level of some of his other opponents, we’re still talking about a fighter that has only won three times in his last 11 fights. He’s lost to guys like Justin Gaethje, Nate Diaz, Beneil Dariush, and Khabib Nurmagomedov. He’s also one of the few guys to have beaten Dustin Poirier. He’s also lost three straight fights. Guida has lost three of his last four. Neither one of these guys is worth your money for this event. This is probably a good fight to throw the two guys into, but it isn’t a good fight to bet.
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<h3><strong><u>Beneil Dariush (+100) vs. Carlos Diego Ferreira (-120); Total: 2.5 (-135/105)</u></strong></h3>
Speaking of Beneil Dariush, he is on this fight card as a slight underdog against Carlos Diego Ferreira. Dariush hasn’t really gotten a lot of chances against the top of the lightweight division recently, but he’s done everything asked of him with five straight wins. Four of those have come by stoppage. Dariush won both of his 2020 fights by knockout, a method that hasn’t been his preferred path to victory. He’s won eight times by submission, but only five times by KO/TKO.

Carlos Diego Ferreira also isn’t much of a knockout guy, but he had two of them in 2018 as part of a six-fight winning streak. These two fought all the way back at UFC 179 and Dariush won. Ferreira only has two career losses. One is Dariush. The other is Poirier. He’ll be looking for revenge here in this one. As the line implies, this is a pretty close fight to call and it’s hard to read too much into a fight from more than six years ago. I’d give the nod to Dariush here because his recent wins have been a bit stronger, but Ferreira has been dominant himself.
<h3><strong>Pick: Beneil Dariush</strong></h3>
<h3><strong><u>Askar Askar (+350) vs. Cody Stamann (-450); Total: 2.5 (-240/190)</u></strong></h3>
The UFC debut for Askar Askar comes in his 13th pro fight. He is 11-1 with five knockouts, one submission win, and a 6-0 record in decisions. He’ll be stepping up in class in a huge way here to face Cody Stamann. The body of work for Stamann hasn’t been great lately. He won a very emotional fight against Brian Kelleher after his brother tragically passed away, but followed that up with a loss to Jimmie Rivera in a pretty underwhelming showing.

It would be virtually impossible to bet Askar here, though. He hasn’t fought anybody of significance on his way up the ranks and only had two LFA fights. He did win both, but this is a much greater challenge.
<h3><strong>Pick: Cody Stamann</strong></h3>
<h3><strong><u>Manel Kape (+113) vs. Alexandre Pantoja (-133); Total: 2.5 (111/-141)</u></strong></h3>
Portuguese flyweight Manel Kape gets his shot on the big stage here against Alexandre Pantoja. You can see some of the skepticism about Pantoja with this line, as Kape, who hasn’t fought since 12/31/19, is just a slight underdog. When he finished up 2019 with his third win, he beat Kai Asakura to win the Rizin FF flyweight championship. The win over Asakura avenged one of his four losses.

Pantoja has lost two of his last three fights, but Deiveson Figueiredo is the champion and Askar Askarov is undefeated with just a draw against Brandon Moreno to his name. Maybe the 27-year-old Kape is impressive enough to step in here with more than a year off and beat a UFC fixture whose losses are really not anything to scoff at in any way. To me, I think the price is cheap on Pantoja. You have to prove it to me when you step in the UFC Octagon with established fighters.
<h3><strong>Pick: Alexandre Pantoja</strong></h3>
<h3><strong><u>Marion Reneau (+169) vs. Macy Chiasson (-194); Total: 2.5 (-205/165)</u></strong></h3>
Marion Reneau is giving up a lot of size in her fight against Macy Chiasson. The favorite stands five inches taller and has four additional inches of reach. For Reneau, a fighter who is 1-6-1 in decisions, this seems like a terrible matchup. In fact, she’s dropped three straight decisions to Cat Zingano, Yana Kunitskaya, and Raquel Pennington. Chiasson’s only blemish is a loss to veteran fighter Lina Lansberg in a fight that frankly could have gone either way.

If you’re looking for a parlay piece with Zalal, I think Chiasson is the one. The 43-year-old Reneau is a name and a very experienced fighter, which could give the younger Chiasson fits for a little while, but the favorite is too strong and too much bigger than the challenger here.
<h3><strong>Pick: Macy Chiasson</strong></h3>
<h3><strong><u>Frankie Edgar (+330) vs. Cory Sandhagen (-400); Total: 2.5 (-210/170)</u></strong></h3>
As a lead-in to the main event, the betting odds would suggest that this fight is something of a dud. Frankie Edgar did outlast Pedro Munhoz over 25 minutes in the main event of the 8/22/20 UFC Fight Night event to snap a two-fight skid. It’s not like the losses have been bad for Edgar. The Korean Zombie knocked him out and he went 25 minutes with Max Holloway in a title fight at UFC 240. Losing to Brian Ortega is no big deal. Edgar may still have something left in the tank, even at 39. The problem is that he only has 10 stoppage wins in 32 career victories. That means he has to do enough to impress the judges at his advanced age.

He did it against Munhoz, but Cory Sandhagen is a different animal. Sandhagen lost to Aljamain Sterling last year, but there is no shame in that. Sandhagen has a big size and reach advantage here. Much like the last fight between Reneau and Chiasson, for a fighter whose path to victory is by decision, not being able to get inside is a major problem. I hate to go chalk again here, but this just looks like a bad matchup for Edgar in a lot of ways.
<h3><strong>Pick: Cory Sandhagen</strong></h3>
<h3><strong><u>Alistair Overeem (+160) vs. Alexander Volkov (-185); Total: 2.5 (-125/-105)</u></strong></h3>
Alistair Overeem was probably behind on the cards against Jairzinho Rozenstruik on 12/7/19 in the main event of that Fight Night card, but we’ll never know because he was knocked out with four seconds left in the match. That is the only loss for the 40-year-old in his last five fights. He heads into this one against Alexander Volkov as a pretty big underdog. Overeem has done really well to stay releveant in the heavyweight division with age and to still have that striking power that has led to 25 career knockouts.

Volkov is very much a beatable opponent for Overeem here. Curtis Blaydes wrestled with Volkov for the win. Walt Harris didn’t have that in him. Overeem can definitely hang around in that manner. Volkov is taller, but Overeem has long enough limbs to offset the height difference. This will probably be a very technical fight. I like the over 2.5 the most, but I think Overeem is worthy of a small wager. Volkov hasn’t fought a lot of technically sound guys lately. The over and Overeem are my looks here.
<h3><strong>Pick: Over 2.5</strong></h3>

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