NCAAF Big East NCAA College Football Betting Preview Charlie Boccanegra Last Updated: October 4, 2017 The Big East underwent a major reconstruction, player-wise, this summer. Several notables were lost either to graduation or the National Football League; as a result, the league could be as wide-open as ever in 2009. College football betting will be intense as the conference plays out, with the big question being: Can anybody challenge Pitt...
NCAAF NCAA Football Bowl Previews: Gator, Capital One and Rose Ricky Rothstein Last Updated: October 4, 2017 It’s New Year’s Eve, which can only mean one thing: A College Football Bowl extravaganza! All NCAA college football betting lines are courtesy Sports Interaction’s online sportsbook. Rose Bowl: Ohio State Buckeyes (10-2) vs. Oregon Ducks (10-2) Oregon -4.5, Over/Under 43.5 Although there’s lots of key matchups in this one (including Buckeyes QB Terrelle Pryor,...
NCAAB Mountaineers to Stun Duke in Final Four Al Dannity Last Updated: October 4, 2017 Al Dannity is going with his gut and says West Virginia will find a way to win against Duke and make the National Championship game. Defiant Duke don’t sit well as favorites Most of the logic center of my brain says I should back the Blue Devils to win tournament now that they face a...
NCAAF College Football Big East Preview: Pitt Leads a Crowded Field Al Dannity Last Updated: October 4, 2017 The Big East promises to be a rollercoaster ride for College Football fans in 2010 according to Al Dannity. Six legitimate contenders There isn’t a conference, major, mid-major, or minor, which can claim to be as competitive as the Big East. Six teams, three quarters of the conference, have a legitimate shot at winning the...
NCAAF College Football Preview: West Virginia Carries The Hopes of The Big East Al Dannity Last Updated: October 4, 2017 The Mountaineers enter Death Valley on Saturday knowing a win over LSU would be a huge boost to the Big East’s reputation. Last man standing The Big East entered 2010 with little hope of its teams challenging for the BCS title, but no-one in the conference could have foreseen its awful start to the season....
NCAAB College Basketball: Big Thursday for Bubble Teams Al Dannity Last Updated: October 4, 2017 West Virginia and Marquette have opportunities to lock up bids on the road while St Mary’s face a tricky match-up at home on a busy Thursday on the bubble. Big stakes in Big East The Backyard Brawl could prove crucial in deciding if West Virginia makes it to the Big Dance. The Mountaineers have overcome...
NCAAB College Basketball: March Madness Gets Under Way Al Dannity Last Updated: March 15, 2012 With the NCAA Tournament having tipped off this morning, Al Dannity looks ahead to the big action in the later games on Thursday. All eyes on UConn Name brand recognition counts for an awful lot. The Huskies are not just the defending national champions, they’re NCAA Basketball betting royalty. It takes an awful lot of...
NCAAF College Football: Clemson and West Virginia Meet in Orange Bowl Al Dannity Last Updated: January 4, 2012 The Mountaineers of West Virginia come charging into Miami looking to pull an upset against the resurgent Clemson Tigers. Al Dannity breaks down this clash of flawed conference champions. Not quite the brand new day Dana Holgorsen’s elevation to head coach wasn’t initially meant to happen until next season. In that context, a trip to...
Uncategorised College Football: West Virginia Looking for Payback Against LSU Al Dannity Last Updated: September 21, 2011 The new-look Mountaineers are out to prove they can make up for last season’s disappointment in Baton Rouge. With the Tigers coming to Morgantown, Al Dannity breaks down the most explosive non-conference game of the weekend. The biggest test There’s no Andrew Luck, Landry Jones, or Kellen Moore on LSU’s schedule so Geno Smith might...
Uncategorised FBS Bowl Preview: Champs Sports and Insight Ricky Rothstein Last Updated: December 27, 2010 Champs Sports Bowl: No. 22 West Virginia at N.C. State This will undoubtedly be a game of mixed emotion for the 22nd-ranked Mountaineers of West Virginia. Despite narrowly missing out on a BCS Bowl game and finishing in the top-25 nationally, WVU will make a coaching change following the 2011 season — Bill Stewart will...