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10* College Bowl Game of the Year! Volume 27, Issue 19-20 December 29, 2012- January 7, 2013 10★ COLLEGE BOWL GAME OF THE YEAR! SPECIAL DOUBLE ISSUE: 21 BOWLS, NFL & HOOPS! PLAYBOOK 5★ GAME OF THE YEAR INSIDE! • Analysis on Every Lined Game • Incredible Stat of the Week • Best Bets and Key Plays • Full Schedule with Opening Lines • Awesome Angle & Tremendous Trends • Wise Guys Contest GET SMART GET PLAYBOOK GET EVERY EDGE IMAGINABLE COPYRIGHT NOTICE - All materials in this newsletter are protected by United States copyright law and may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, rebroadcast, displayed, or otherwise published without the prior written permission of Playbook.com. You may not alter or remove any trademark, copyright or other notice, nor may you offer for sale or resale the material included herein. www.PLAYBOOK.com 1. 800. PLAYBOOK FOR A COMPLETE 2-MINUTE HANDICAP OF EVERY GAME 2-MINUTE ON TODAY'S CARD, VISIT www.PLAYBOOK.com ATS = Against The Spread • A = Away • Con = Conference • D = Dog HANDICAP F = Favorite • H = Home • Rev = Revenge • R = Road • SU = Straight-Up College Bowl Games NFL Games (All results are preseason ATS – Against The Spread – and most recent, unless noted otherwise. Content contained in this report remains exclusive private property of PLAYBOOK™ and the PLAYBOOK™ Database and may not be reused or disseminated in any form without express written consent of the publisher. TEAMS KEY FACTS, STATS & ATS TRENDS TEAMS KEY FACTS, STATS & ATS TRENDS Saturday, December 29 Sunday, December 30 ALAMO BOWL Ny Jets 1-6 off BB SUATS losses vs div opp off SU loss Oregon St Bowl favorites who won 3 < games LY are 9-19 ATS s/ 1981 BUFFALO 5-1 H off DD SU loss vs div opp off BB SU losses Texas Big 12 bowlers are 9-4 SU and 8-5 ATS L13 vs Pac-10/12 opp Miami SERIES: 4-1 L5 A… 7-1 w/ rev vs .500 > opp Monday, December 31 NEW ENGLAND BELICHICK: 1-4 DD fav vs opp off BB SUATS wins CHICK-FIL-A BOWL Baltimore 9-0-1 A vs div opp w/ rev… 6-0 SU Game Sixteen Clemson ACC bowl dogs off a loss are 15-3-1 ATS… 1-6 ATS L7 bowls CINCINNATI 2-11 aft Steelers… 1-4 favs vs opp off SU dog win Lsu SEC teams are 1-5 ATS vs ACC opp in bowl games L3Y Cleveland 1-7 A vs div opp w/ rev… SHURMUR: 4-0-1 A vs div Tuesday, January 1 PITTSBURGH 14-3 favs 5 > pts 2nd BB HG’s… 1-5 aft Bengals OUTBACK BOWL Michigan Hoke: 8-0 ATS off SUATS loss if .500 > on the season Houston SERIES: 4-17 SU all-time… 5-0 O/U Game Sixteen S Carolina Spurrier: 9-1 ATS off win vs non-con opp off SUATS loss INDIANAPOLIS 15-2 w/ rev vs opp off SUATS loss Games Thirteen-Sixteen ROSE BOWL Jacksonville 1-5 Game Sixteen… MULARKEY: 6-2 vs div opp w/ rev Wisconsin Alvarez: 8-3 SU and 7-4 ATS in bowls / 41-27 ATS as a dog TENNESSEE SERIES: 0-4 L4… MUNCHAK: 1-7 div fav (0-2 this year) Stanford Pac-10/12 bowl teams are 15-3 ATS vs Big 10 opp off win Philadelphia SERIES: 7-1-1 L9 / 5-0 L5 A… 10-1 aft Redskins ORANGE BOWL NY GIANTS 1-7 div favs 4 > pts… 1-5 w/ rev off SU fav loss No Illinois .916 or better bowlers off champ game win are 17-7 ATS Dallas 2-11 RD’s < 7 pts Games Thirteen-Sixteen Florida St Fisher: 2-5 SU and 1-6 ATS vs .800 > opp WASHINGTON SERIES: 5-0 L5… 1-7 favs vs opp off SU fav loss Wednesday, January 2 Chicago SERIES: 1-4 L5… 4-1 Game Sixteen SUGAR BOWL DETROIT 8-3 dogs w/ rev vs opp off DD SU win Games Thirteen-Sixteen Louisville 17 returning starter bowl dogs 4 > points are 16-9-1 ATS Green Bay 0-5 RF’s 3 > pts vs conf opp off SU dog win (0-1 TY) Florida SEC 1-8 SUATS in bowl games vs Big East opp L13Y MINNESOTA 5-0 off non conf vs div… 6-1 vs opp off DD SU win Thursday, January 3 Tampa Bay 1-7 dogs off SU fav loss… 1-5 Game Sixteen FIESTA BOWL ATLANTA 2-10 H off BB SU wins vs < .500 opp (2-2 TY) Kansas St 3-7 ATS L10 vs Pac-10/12 opp… 2-14 ITS vs bowlers L2Y Oregon 6-1 SU vs winning opp TY… Kelly: 23-7 ITS vs bowlers Carolina SERIES: 9-2 L11 A… 8-2 off 3+ ATS wins vs div NEW ORLEANS 2-12 H off non div vs < .500 opp Games Thirteen-Sixteen Friday, January 4 COTTON BOWL Kansas City SERIES: 3-1 L4 A… Crennel: 16-6 dog 5 > pts off loss Texas A&M Heisman Trophy winning bowlers are 6-20 ATS vs > .667 opp DENVER 0-7 div HF’s 8 > pts… 3-16-1 H vs div (1-1 TY) Oklahoma 10-2 SU L12 vs Aggies… Stoops: 10-2 ATS as dog off BB wins Oakland SERIES: 3-0 L3 A… 10-2 div dogs 3 > pts Monday, January 7 SAN DIEGO 9-2 favs vs opp off SUATS loss Game 13 > BCS CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Arizona WHISENHUNT: 2-13 w/ rev vs opp off SUATS loss Alabama Defending champions 8-5 SUATS as bowlers vs 1.000 opp SAN FRAN 1-6 aft allowing 35 > pts vs div opp w/ rev Notre Dame Dog in AP No. 1 vs 2 matchups is 20-8-1 ATS (8-8 in bowls) St. Louis 5-1 DD dogs off DD ATS win Games Thirteen-Sixteen SEATTLE 6-0 favs 8 > pts (1-0 TY)… 1-4 SU Game Sixteen AWESOME ANGLE NOTE: Home team is shown in ALL CAPS. PLAYBOOK OF THE WEEK selection is Underlined and Bold. Should we pass or not have a MILITARY strong opinion on a game, neither team will be bolded. PLAY ON any college football military team in a bowl game MATTERS if they are not off an ATS win ATS W-L Record INCREDIBLE STAT OF THE WEEK in their last game. Since 1980: Since 2010, NFL teams who played New Orleans Play On: 17- 2 the week before – Dallas this week – are 1-16 SU and AIR FORCE & NAVY (89%) 0-17 ATS when priced “between the 3’s” [+3 to -3]. Be sure to read the INCREDIBLE STAT OF THE WEEK View Marc’s Awesome Angle Of The Week each week in the PLAYBOOK Football Newsletter! at the PLAYBOOK.com website! page 2 • www.PLAYBOOK.com • 1.800.PLAYBOOK THIS WEEK IN FOOTBALL – DEC 29- JAN 7 Remember: You Have A PLAYBOOK BEST BET Whenever Our Predicted Margin Of Victory Is 7 Or More Points In Favor Of Your Line COLLEGE BOWLS Saturday, December 29 ARMED FORCES BOWL Amon G. Carter Stadium • Fort Worth, TX Air Force over Rice by 6 In a game viewed as a contest between two evenly matched squads (at least in the eyes of Vegas), Air Force – like Navy – comes ‘Armed’ with our AWESOME ANGLE OF THE WEEK and that 89% proposition really ‘Matters’ to us. So does the fact that favorites in six-win team versus six-win team bowl games are 6-2 ATS, including a spotless 5-0 ATS off a SU and ATS loss. And making ‘matters’ worse for those who give a hoot about the Owls is the military’s 25-10 ATS log in bowl games since 1980. That’s certainly bad enough but when you factor in Falcons’ HC Troy Calhoun’s 5-0 ATS mark in games versus an opponent off a SU and ATS win of 10 or less points, you can begin to see why this trip to Fort Worth will be no treat for Rice. Now don’t get us wrong – the Owls are here for a reason. Thanks to a +78 net yards per game increase in the second half of the season, Rice fi nished on a 5-1 SU and ATS run – including a pair of SU underdog wins to close out the season – making them bowl eligible for the fi rst time in four years. And bowl dogs off back-to-back SU dog wins have done some damage PINSTRIPE BOWL against foes off a SU loss, posting a 5-2 ATS mark. As has Rice’s David Bailiff Yankee Stadium • Bronx, NY with rest: the six-year head coach is a competent 6-2 ATS when given extra time to prepare. However, Bailiff’s boys fall into the role of bowl virgin (no Syracuse over West Virginia by 3 bowls last three years) favorites who won four or less games the previous When we last saw the Mountaineers in postseason play, they were putting season and this particular chalk checks in with a squeaky 11-19 ATS mark. up a 70-spot in last year’s Orange Bowl. However, don’t expect it against We also know that the disciplined Force won’t hurt itself with penalties this Orange bowler as Big East squads are 6-1 SU and ATS in their last seven (fewest in the nation, 39 for 296 yards), so we’re more than happy to fl y bowl games against Big 12 opposition. Not to mention that the ‘Cuse, with them this morning in Texas.
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