Fantasy Football picks are here at Bankroll Sports this year, and we are going to try to make the most of your NFL props betting options at BoDog Sportsbook by giving you some of the best fantasy football sleepers in Week 14!

Nate Burleson vs. Minnesota Vikings
We took a stab at Burleson last week, and he had three catches for about 50 yards called back via offensive pass interference calls. That being said, his quarterback, Matt Stafford has been absolutely fantastic all season long, and with RB Kevin Smith still nursing that ankle injury, there doesn’t seem to be that much that the ground attack is going to do. Burleson has only found the end zone twice all year, but over these last four weeks, he has come up with seven, 12, four, and nine fantasy points. If you’re in a bind at wide receiver, this still is a good option to go to, especially in some deeper leagues or leagues which require that you use three wide receivers, or if you are looking for a decent flex play. Remember that the Vikes rank dead last in the league against opposing fantasy quarterbacks, and with all of the double and triple coverage being given to WR Calvin Johnson, Stafford has to be able to put the ball somewhere.

Santana Moss vs. New England Patriots
Moss was a middle round draft pick in most leagues this year, but he was probably dropped due to the fact that he was injured for over a month. That being said, he could probably be had on the waiver wires in most leagues, and he is going to make for a great start this week. Moss has been getting his targets over the course of the last two weeks, 13 of them to be exact, but they have only been parlayed into a total of six fantasy points. Last week, the Pats gave up just a slew of yards and points, especially late in the game against the Colts, and they have had a history of getting torched by opposing passing games. Wide receivers do more damage against the New England defense from a fantasy football perspective than any other defense in the league. Moss, in our eyes, is a must start that you can probably have for nothing via free agency.

Seattle Seahawks D/ST vs. St. Louis Rams
Last week, we made a huge mistake by recommending the Jaguars’ defense on Monday Night Football against the Chargers. This week, we vow to make amends. The Seahawks play better defense than they do offense, and this is as important of a game as they will play all season long against a terrible St. Louis team that just can’t get out of its own way. The Rams rank dead last in the league in scoring offense and in a number of offensive categories, and with the potential there for the weather to be iffy at CenturyLink Field, especially in front of that fantastic crowd that provides such a great home field advantage, Seattle makes for a great start. Over the last four week, the Seahawks have been good for 18, six, 20, and nine points, and they have been worth double digits five times this year.

Ricky Williams vs. Indianapolis Colts
Last week, we watched Williams get 13 fantasy points in his best day of the year against the Browns. It’s not like RB Ray Rice didn’t get his touches, as he rumbled for over 200 yards and a score. That being said, Williams also had 16 carries for 76 yards and a TD. Now comes an Indianapolis defense which can’t get out of its own way under most circumstances. Especially with this game at home, the possibility is there for a blowout, and just as we took a chance with RB Stevan Ridley last week with the Pats, we are confident that we can get double digits worth of points for the second straight week out of Williams after he didn’t do better than six in any game over the course of the first three months of the season.

Week 14 of the 2011 NFL campaign is going to get underway this weekend. Below you will find the current list of 2011 Week 14 NFL lines and spreads along with a breakdown of the Week 14 NFL odds. Be sure to check out the free NFL picks from the expert handicappers at Bankroll Sports this week…

The cream of the crop is continuing to rise in both the AFC and the NFC, and in Week 14, the same is very likely to stay the same this week.

The Baltimore Ravens are just four wins away from clinching the AFC North and likely the No. 1 overall seed in the AFC playoffs. They get to take on the Indianapolis Colts this week, the worst team in football. The Colts were nearly able to erase a 28-point deficit in the fourth quarter last week on the road, and the oddsmakers have responded to the fact that they were just priced too high last week at +20.5. This week, Indianapolis is getting 16.5 from the Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium. Baltimore’s division rivals, the Pittsburgh Steelers, are likely to win this week as well, as they are hosting the Cleveland Browns as 14 point favorites.

Meanwhile, another team tied atop the AFC, the New England Patriots are going to be playing at the same time right up the road in Landover, where they will take on the Washington Redskins. The Skins hung around last week for nearly the whole 60 minutes against the New York Jets, but this week, they are going to really have their work cut out for them at home against the Brady Bunch. New England has really be on fire of late, especially offensively, as no one can seem to stop TE Rob Gronkowski and WR Wes Welker. New England might be the road team, but it is the biggest road favorite on the board at -8.

The other 9-3 team in the AFC though, the Houston Texans, have some tremendous problems offensively. They don’t have QB Matt Leinart or QB Matt Schaub, and they are also likely going to have to give it a go this week without WR Andre Johnson, who is out once again with a hamstring injury. That being said, unlike the rest of the 9-3 teams in the conference who are favorites by a TD or greater, Houston is a 3.5 point underdog on the road at the Cincinnati Bengals. A Houston win could clinch the AFC South and send the team to the playoffs for the first time in playoff history, but the Bengals are badly trying to win as many games as they can to try to stick around in the postseason race in the AFC Wild Card hunt.

These aren’t nearly the only huge underdogs on the board this week. The Kansas City Chiefs are still trying to stick around in the AFC West race, as they are only two out with four to play, including some games in division. This week isn’t a divisional game, but it is a game that could make the AFC Wild Card race a lot more interesting. Kansas City takes on the New York Jets, one of the four teams that are tied at 7-5 through 12 games. The Chiefs are getting nine on the road, but again, they are likely to be stuck with QB Tyler Palko at quarterback.

The Jets are the only team in the AFC Wild Card race that is expected to win this week, though the Bengals are also favored as we already discussed. The Tennessee Titans are 3.5 point underdogs tot he New Orleans Saints at LP Field, while the Oakland Raiders are 11 point underdogs against the perfect Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. The Denver Broncos are 3.5 point favorites at home against the Chicago Bears, but that game has the potential to be quite tough.

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With Chicago sliding and playing without both RB Matt Forte and QB Jay Cutler, there is a giant opening for other teams to get into the postseason picture in the NFC. The Detroit Lions have a home game against the Minnesota Vikings this weekend. There is little doubt that this is a game that the struggling Lions need to have, though they are off the board as of Tuesday morning, as the status of Minnesota QB Christian Ponder is up in the air. The Atlanta Falcons are 2.5 point favorites on the road against the Carolina Panthers, while the surging Arizona Cardinals are getting four at home against the NFC West champs, the San Francisco 49ers.’

Sunday Night Football this week is for first place in the NFC East. The New York Giants have dropped four in a row, but they have played a murderous schedule in that stretch. They can still take back first place in the NFC East with an upset on the road as three point underdogs against the Dallas Cowboys, but a loss, and the G-Men are in a heck of a lot of trouble. They’ll be 6-7 and will be able to finish 9-7 at best this year, a mark which may or may not be good enough to contend for either the NFC Wild Card or the NFC East. Dallas knows that a win in this game goes a long, long way towards locking up a playoff bid.

On Monday Night Football, the Seattle Seahawks will put their Wild Card hopes on the line when they take on the St. Louis Rams. As of Tuesday, that game is off the board, as we are awaiting the status of QB Sam Bradford.

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Week 14 NFL Betting Odds for Thursday, December 8th
101 Cleveland Browns +14
102 Pittsburgh Steelers -14
Over/Under 40

Week 14 NFL Spreads for Sunday, December 11th (1:00 ET Kickoffs)
105 Indianapolis Colts +16
106 Baltimore Ravens -16
Over/Under 41

107 Houston Texans +3
108 Cincinnati Bengals -3
Over/Under 38.5

111 Kansas City Chiefs +10.5
112 New York Jets -10.5
Over/Under 36.5

113 Minnesota Vikings +7
114 Detroit Lions -7
Over/Under 48

115 New Orleans Saints -3.5
116 Tennessee Titans +3.5
Over/Under 48.5

117 Philadelphia Eagles +3
118 Miami Dolphins -3
Over/Under 45

119 New England Patriots -7.5
120 Washington Redskins +7.5
Over/Under 48

121 Atlanta Falcons -2.5
122 Carolina Panthers +2.5
Over/Under 47.5

123 Tampa Bay Buccaneers -1
124 Jacksonville Jaguars +1
Over/Under 35

NFL Week 14 Betting Lines for Sunday, December 11th (4:00 ET Kickoffs)
109 Oakland Raiders +11
110 Green Bay Packers -11
Over/Under 51.5

125 San Francisco 49ers -4
126 Arizona Cardinals +4
Over/Under 40

127 Chicago Bears +3.5
128 Denver Broncos -3.5
Over/Under 35.5

129 Buffalo Bills +7
130 San Diego Chargers -7
Over/Under 47

Sunday Night Football Week 14 Odds for Sunday, December 11th
131 New York Giants +3.5
132 Dallas Cowboys -3.5
Over/Under 48.5

Monday Night Football Week 14 Lines for Monday, December 12th
133 St. Louis Rams +5
134 Seattle Seahawks -5
Over/Under 38

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Week 14 of the 2011 college football campaign is going to get underway this weekend. Below you will find the current list of 2011 Week 14 NCAA football lines and spreads along with a breakdown of the Week 14 college football lines. Be sure to check out the free NCAA football picks from the expert handicappers at Bankroll Sports this weekend!

And it all comes down to this… There is just one week left in which teams will battle it out on the college football odds, and after that, all of the bowl games, the BCS, and the National Championship Game will be settled once and for all.

Of course, all eyes are going to be on the Georgia Dome for the SEC Championship Game this week. This is clearly a game between two of the best teams in the country, as the LSU Tigers and the Georgia Bulldogs have won 23 straight games between them. The Bayou Bengals, who have dominated virtually every single team that they have faced this year, are favored by just 11, the smallest margin by which they have been favored since taking on the Alabama Crimson Tide at Bryant Denny Stadium. Georgia hasn’t been a dog of this size all season long, and it has already proven that it can take down a team of somewhat similar stature when it played with the Boise State Broncos in the first week of the season in this very venue.

This isn’t nearly the only game this week in which there will be a major conference title on the line.

Even before we get started on Saturday with all of the great games, three conference champions could be crowned. The West Virginia Mountaineers need to beat the NCAA football odds on Thursday in their finale against the South Florida Bulls to have a shot at making it to the Orange Bowl as the Big East champs. Should South Florida win this game though, it will have a chance to go to a bowl game, which it won’t be doing with a defeat. These two teams have historically played some interesting games, especially right here at Raymond James Stadium. WVU is getting the very slight 1.5 point nod on the opening odds.

On Friday, the MAC Championship Game takes place, as the Northern Illinois Huskies and Ohio Bobcats battle it out to determine which team will win this conference. This game at Ford Field is always one of the more exciting duels of the year, as there are seemingly always a ton of points. There are some great athletes in this game, namely NIU QB Chandler Harnish. He is the reason why the Huskies are favored by 3.5.

The other game on Friday is the first annual Pac-12 Championship Game. The Oregon Ducks are huge 31 point favorites at home against a UCLA Bruins team that seems to be rather hapless at this point. UCLA was knocked off by 50 on the road at the USC Trojans last week, and a loss in this one would force a petition for the Pac-12 South representatives just to be involved in the postseason.

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And then we have the rest of the great games on Saturday… Either the Syracuse Orange or the Pittsburgh Panthers will be bowl eligible this year depending on which team ends up winning when the two teams meet one another. Neither team has been that great this year, but the Panthers seem to be the better of the two, and that’s why they are favored by 12.5.

Teams will be making their BCS cases in the Big XII the whole day on Saturday. The Kansas State Wildcats are favored by 11 at home against a suddenly stingy set of Iowa State Cyclones, who have played back to back solid games. Meanwhile, the Baylor Bears will take on the Texas Longhorns in an effort to get into the Top 14 in the BCS rankings as well. The latter game is off the board due to the fact that QB Robert Griffin III suffered a concussion last week and is still very much so up in the air for Saturday’s home finale.

Of course, it all means absolutely nothing should the Oklahoma Sooners beat the Oklahoma State Cowboys in Bedlam. This is the de facto Big XII Championship Game, as the winner will certainly be on its way to the BCS as the league champion. Oklahoma State would keep its title hopes alive, and QB Brandon Weeden would have his Heisman Trophy hopes renewed as well. There is a question as to whether the Cowboys are in the BCS regardless of what happens in this game, but they certainly will end up with a better case than a Kansas State team that they beat a few weeks ago or a Baylor team that has three losses. The host Cowboys are favored by a field goal.

The Big East will finally be decided when the Cincinnati Bearcats take on the Connecticut Huskies in the final game in the conference of the year. The Bearcats will know whether they are playing for their own destiny or that of the Mountaineers before they kick it off on Saturday. Should WVU win, Cincinnati is going to have nothing to play for but bowl positioning. a win would send the Mountaineers to the Orange Bowl, while a loss would let the Louisville Cardinals go. If WVU loses, the Bearcats will be in the BCS with a win, and Louisville would go with a loss. Either way, this game is for UConn’s chances of a bowl game, as the Huskies will be eliminated with a loss, which would finish their season at 5-7.

This week, we have two tremendous underdogs in the Mountain West. The TCU Horned Frogs are favored by 41 points over the UNLV Runnin’ Rebels in what amounts to be nothing but a swan song for the seniors. The Boise State Broncos are the biggest favorites of the season, laying 49 against the lowly New Mexico Lobos. Both of these teams still have a feint chance of winning a spot in the BCS, but both are going to have to win and win impressively if they want to make their cases.

TCU also needs a loss for the Houston Cougars in the Conference USA Championship Game. The Cougs are a win away from being an automatic qualifier for the BCS, and they are 14 point favorites against the Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles. SMS had a great season and would have been in BCS contention with a win in this one as well if not for its loss to the UAB Blazers a few weeks ago.

The other two conference title games are in primetime. In the ACC Championship Game, the Virginia Tech Hokies are favored by a touchdown over the Clemson Tigers, the only team that beat them in the regular season. The winner will go to the Orange Bowl, while the loser is likely going to be in the Chick-Fil-A Bowl.

And finally in the Big Ten, the Michigan State Spartans will take on the Wisconsin Badgers in the first Big Ten Championship Game. Michigan State won this game in the regular season on a Hail Mary in East Lansing, and that is the only reason why this team is in this game. Wisconsin has blown through almost everyone on the schedule this year, including totally blasting the Penn State Nittany Lions on Saturday to advance to the title game. MSU is getting 10, and the oddsmakers just don’t believe in its chances of heading to the Rose Bowl. The loser is likely headed to the Capital One Bowl, where the Spartans were crippled by the Alabama Crimson Tide last year.

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Week 14 College Football Betting Lines for Thursday, 12/1/11

303 West Virginia Mountaineers -2
304 South Florida Bulls +2
Over/Under 55.5

NCAA Football Lines for Week 14 for Friday, 12/2/11

305 Northern Illinois Huskies -3.5
306 Ohio Bobcats +3.5
Over/Under 70

307 UCLA Bruins +31.5
308 Oregon Ducks -31.5
Over/Under 66.5

Week 14 NCAA Football Odds for Saturday, 12/3/11

309 Connecticut Huskies +9
310 Cincinnati Bearcats -9
Over/Under 47.5

311 Syracuse Orange +10
312 Pittsburgh Panthers -10
Over/Under 47

313 Iowa State Cyclones +10
314 Kansas State Wildcats -10
Over/Under 51.5

315 Wyoming Cowboys -5
316 Colorado State Rams +5
Over/Under 50.5

317 UNLV Runnin’ Rebels +39.5
318 TCU Horned Frogs -39.5
Over/Under 57

319 Oklahoma Sooners +3
320 Oklahoma State Cowboys -3
Over/Under 72

321 Texas Longhorns +2.5
322 Baylor Bears -2.5
Over/Under 63.5

323 Idaho Vandals +20
324 Nevada Wolf Pack -20
Over/Under 56

325 New Mexico Lobos +48.5
326 Boise State Broncos -48.5
Over/Under 61.5

327 BYU Cougars -7.5
328 Hawaii Warriors +7.5
Over/Under 55

329 Utah State Aggies -14
330 New Mexico State Aggies +14
Over/Under 62

331 Fresno State Bulldogs +8
332 San Diego State Aztecs -8
Over/Under 59.5

333 Troy Trojans +17
334 Arkansas State Red Wolves -17
Over/Under 57.5

335 Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders +5.5
336 North Texas Mean Green -5.5
Over/Under 55

337 Louisiana Monroe Warhawks -7.5
338 Florida Atlantic Owls +7.5
Over/Under 48

339 Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles +14
340 Houston Cougars -14
Over/Under 71.5

341 Georgia Bulldogs +13.5
342 LSU Tigers -13.5
Over/Under 46.5

343 Virginia Tech Hokies -7
344 Clemson Tigers +7
Over/Under 53

345 Michigan State Spartans +9.5
346 Wisconsin Badgers -9.5
Over/Under 54.5

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Week 14 of the 2010 NFL campaign is going to get underway this weekend. Below you will find the current list of 2010 Week 14 NFL lines and spreads along with a breakdown of the Week 14 NFL odds. Be sure to check out the free NFL picks from the expert handicappers at Bankroll Sports this weekend…

Seasons very well could be on the line in Week 14 of the NFL schedule, as we are getting closer and closer to the end of the campaign. A number of teams are probably starting four week stretches in which they have to win out to be one of the 12 teams vying for the Lombardi Trophy in January and February.

One of those teams is clearly the Indianapolis Colts. The Colts have watched, as QB Peyton Manning has tossed an inexplicable 11 picks in his last three games combined. Manning has clearly struggled, but it’s not like the rest of the team has been innocent in this three game skid. Indy is now a game back with just four to play in the AFC South, and it is a three point favorite on Thursday Night Football against the Tennessee Titans, who might be playing for their Head Coach, Jeff Fisher’s job.

We immediately jump from the first game of the weekend to the final game of the weekend to make NFL picks on. The Baltimore Ravens certainly aren’t in a must win spot right now, as they are 8-4 and still two games up on the field for the final Wild Card spot in the AFC South. However, the Houston Texans are on life support right now at 5-7 for the fourth straight season under Head Coach Gary Kubiak. This is typically the time of year that Kubiak and company turn it on, especially last year, when the team won its final four games. This is going to be a significantly tougher task though, as the Ravens have one of hte best teams in the NFL. If Houston wins this one, it could be back within a game of perhaps its only potential playoff spot, the AFC South title. If it does so though, it is going to have to do it as a three point underdog at home.

No team needs a win on Sunday like the San Diego Chargers. The Bolts inexplicably fell to the Oakland Raiders last weekend at home as two TD favorites, and they’ll have to avoid that same sort of fate this weekend when the Kansas City Chiefs come to town. The Chiefs actually look like they can become the first team to clinch a playoff berth this year, and not the first team to choke their spot away. An upset in this one parlayed with a loss by the Oakland Raiders against the Jacksonville Jaguars eliminates the Chargers from playoff contention and moves KC within just one win or an Oakland loss of winning the division. Still, the oddsmakers remember what it was like to see San Diego roll off so many games at the end of last season (and the season before… and the season before that… oh, and the season before that as well), and they have lined it as a seven point underdog even though it is two games back in the AFC West.

The San Francisco 49ers are in the same sort of predicament. They are only at 4-8, but the co-division leading Seattle Seahawks are in town this weekend. A loss officially eliminates the Niners from the playoffs and probably immediately hands Head Coach Mike Singletary his pink slip once and for all. A win probably puts San Fran just a game back in the NFC West, as the St. Louis Rams are the biggest underdogs on the board this weekend at +9 against the New Orleans Saints. As for the 49ers? They are favored by 4.5 at home against a Seattle team that finally woke up in the second half last week against the Carolina Panthers.

As for those Panthers, they have to contend with one of the best teams in the NFL this week, as the Atlanta Falcons are paying a visit to Tobacco Road. Carolina looks like an absolutely helpless team right now, and there might not be any way out of this predicament of having the No. 1 overall pick in next year’s NBA Draft. The Falcons are still flying high though, and this week doesn’t seem to be anything more than a bump on the schedule. They are 7.5 point favorites and are expected to roll to within just two more wins of the top seed in the NFC side of the playoffs.

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Week 14 NFL Odds for Thursday, 12/9/10

101 Indianapolis Colts -3
102 Tennessee Titans +3
Over/Under 46

Week 14 Lines for Sunday, 12/12/10

105 Oakland Raiders +3.5
106 Jacksonville Jaguars -3.5
Over/Under 42

107 Cincinnati Bengals +8
108 Pittsburgh Steelers -8
Over/Under 39

109 New England Patriots -2
110 Chicago Bears +2
Over/Under 38.5

111 Cleveland Browns +1
112 Buffalo Bills -1
Over/Under 39

113 New York Giants -3
114 Minnesota Vikings +3
Over/Under 43

115 Green Bay Packers -6.5
116 Detroit Lions +6.5
Over/Under 47

117 Atlanta Falcons -7
118 Carolina Panthers +7
Over/Under 42.5

119 Tampa Bay Buccaneers -1.5
120 Washington Redskins +1.5
Over/Under 41

121 St. Louis Rams +8.5
122 New Orleans Saints -8.5
Over/Under 41

123 Seattle Seahawks +5
124 San Francisco 49ers -5
Over/Under 41.5

125 Miami Dolphins +5
126 New York Jets -5
Over/Under 39

127 Denver Broncos -4
128 Arizona Cardinals +4
Over/Under 42.5

129 Kansas City Chiefs +9
130 San Diego Chargers -9
Over/Under 45

131 Philadelphia Eagles -3.5
132 Dallas Cowboys +3.5
Over/Under 51

Week 14 Spreads for Monday, 12/13/10

133 Baltimore Ravens -3
134 Houston Texans +3
Over/Under 46

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Week 14 of the 2010 college football campaign is going to get underway this weekend. Below you will find the current list of 2010 Week 14 NCAA football lines and spreads along with a breakdown of the Week 14 college football lines. Be sure to check out the free NCAA football picks from the expert handicappers at Bankroll Sports this weekend!

This is it! After a full season long college football picks, the road to the BCS finally stops this weekend, as two teams will be vying for spots in the BCS National Championship Game, while the other 118 teams just scramble to make bowls of lesser value.

The chase is really just down to four teams, as the Oregon Ducks and Auburn Tigers are in the driver’s seat, while the two teams waiting like piranhas for them to slip are the TCU Horned Frogs and Stanford Cardinal respectively.

Oregon has the easiest route to get to BCS glory. It has already won the Pac-10 this season and has absolutely no pressure on its back to get to one of the most illustrious bowl games, as it will go to the Rose Bowl to face the Wisconsin Badgers if it loses. However, you can bet that HC Chip Kelly’s club has no interest in the consolation prize this year, especially after winning in Pasadena last season. The Oregon State Beavers have a ton of motivation this season to beat their arch rivals, not just because this is the Civil War, one of the most brutal battles in the country, but because their bowl lives depend on it. After a season in which the Beavers have already suffered losses to three of the Top 10 teams in the nation, they have to face the land’s best. It might be playing at home in front of a raucous crowd at Reser Stadium, but Oregon State is a 16.5 point underdog.

Auburn has a significantly more difficult road to get to Glendale, as it has to take on a team that nearly beat it in the regular season, the South Carolina Gamecocks. We know that QB Cam Newton probably already has the Heisman Trophy wrapped up whether he accounts for ten touchdowns or ten turnovers in this one, but he is clearly going to have to play well if he wants to bring his Tigers to the BCS Championship Game. South Carolina allowed over 330 yards on the ground to these guys when they met at Jordan Hare Stadium, but in spite of that, it still allowed less than 100 yards in total per game in rushing. The Gamecocks have never won the SEC and have never been to a BCS bowl game before. A win sends them to the Sugar Bowl and would make friends for life out of the TCU Horned Frogs. Auburn knows that it will either be going to the title game or the Orange Bowl, but just like Oregon, there is no desire to settle for second best after a season in which virtually everything went right. The oddsmakers are showing some faith in the Gamecocks after their seven point loss on the road in September, lining them at +5.

Should Auburn lose on Saturday, the Arkansas Razorbacks will be shifted out of the BCS and most likely into the Capital One Bowl. Should the Tigers win, college football expert picks are projecting the Hogs in the Sugar Bowl, where they would face either the Stanford Cardinal or the Big East champion.

BCS bids will be handed out in the ACC, Big East, and Big XII as well this weekend, and you can bet that the five clashes surrounding these illustrious bowl bids are going to be hot and heavy, as none of these teams are going to be at large entrants into the BCS.

In the ACC, the Virginia Tech Hokies and Florida State Seminoles meet in the ACC Championship Game in Charlotte. These two teams have met here once before, with Florida State already having shocked the Hokies once for the conference crown. HC Jimbo Fisher just picked up the biggest win of his young coaching career against the Florida Gators last week, and if he nails this one down on Saturday, no one will be questioning whether it was the right time for HC Bobby Bowden to leave Tallahassee or not. The Hokies haven’t lost outright and are 9-1 ATS since losing to the James Madison Dukes way back in September, and they are four point favorites on Saturday night.

In a game running concurrently in primetime, the Nebraska Cornhuskers and Oklahoma Sooners will meet for one last time as conference rivals at Dallas Cowboys Stadium, and the stakes could not be higher. It was a tumultuous season for both in the Big XII, but just as most figured at the outset of the year, the two are fighting it out for a BCS bowl bid. The winner goes to the Fiesta Bowl, most likely to face the Stanford Cardinal. Without knowing what the state of the Nebraska quarterback situation is at this point, the oddsmakers really had no choice but to line the Sooners as 4.5 point favorites.

In the Big East, the Connecticut Huskies are just 60 minutes away from their first conference crown and their first trip to the BCS. They’ll take on the South Florida Bulls, where they are slight one point underdogs. If UConn drops on Saturday, the door will swing open for the West Virginia Mountaineers to make a return trip to the BCS. There is no doubt that the ‘Neers, three TD favorites against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights, would capitalize on this opportunity, but should they lose, it would all swing back to the Pittsburgh Panthers, who are two point road dogs against the Cincinnati Bears. Should all three lose, the Huskies would win the Big East and most likely head to the Orange Bowl.

Don’t forget about the MAC and Conference USA Championship Games either. In the MAC on Friday night, the Northern Illinois Huskies, a Top 25 team, take on the Miami Redhawks, where they are favored by 17.5 points. The Conference USA crown will be handed out on Saturday, where the UCF Knights are hosting the biggest game in the history of their new stadium, Bright House Network Stadium Field on Saturday afternoon. They are nine point favorites over the SMU Mustangs.

The biggest favorites of the weekend are the Boise State Broncos, who are just praying that they can make enough of a statement against the Utah State Aggies to make it to a BCS bowl game. The chances are very, very slim at best, but the men from the Smurf Turf are favored by 38 points regardless.

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Week 14 Betting Lines for Thursday, 12/2/10

303 Arizona State Sun Devils +5.5
304 Arizona Wildcats -5.5

Lines for Week 14 for Friday, 12/3/10

305 Illinois Fighting Illini -5
306 Fresno State Bulldogs +5

307 Miami Redhawks +17.5
308 Northern Illinois Huskies -17.5

Week 14 Odds for Saturday, 12/4/10

309 Pittsburgh Panthers +1
310 Cincinnati Bearcats -1
Over/Under 54.5

311 Rutgers Scarlet Knights +20.5
312 West Virginia Mountaineers -20.5
Over/Under 45.5

313 Connecticut Huskies +2.5
314 South Florida Bulls -2.5
Over/Under 42.5

315 Utah State Aggies +38
316 Boise State Broncos -38
Over/Under 61.5

317 Nevada Wolf Pack -7.5
318 Louisiana Tech Bulldogs +7.5
Over/Under 70.5

319 USC Trojans -6
320 UCLA Bruins +6
Over/Under 54

321 Washington Huskies -5.5
322 Washington State Cougars +5.5
Over/Under 54

323 Oregon Ducks -16
324 Oregon State Beavers +16
Over/Under 64

325 San Jose State Spartans +14
326 Idaho Vandals -14
Over/Under 57

327 UNLV Rebels +34.5
328 Hawaii Warriors -34.5
Over/Under 64.5

329 Troy Trojans -5
330 Florida Atlantic Owls +5
Over/Under 54.5

331 Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders +5
332 Florida International Golden Panthers -5
Over/Under 54

333 SMU Mustangs +9
334 Central Florida Knights -9
Over/Under 55

335 Auburn Tigers -4.5
336 South Carolina Gamecocks +4.5
Over/Under 63

337 Florida State Seminoles +3
338 Virginia Tech Hokies -3
Over/Under 51

339 Nebraska Cornhuskers +4
340 Oklahoma Sooners -4
Over/Under 53

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Once again scoring was low in the NFL as the under totals took a 10-5 winning margin against the over totals. Defense is especially becoming a bigger factor just ask the Minnesota Vikings who were shut down by the Arizona defense after being one of the hottest offenses in the NFL over the past few weeks. In fact, scoring is expected to drop again this week. Outside of the meeting between Dallas and San Diego, the highest over/under total stands at a measly 44 ½ mark. As far as other action is concerned, this was the first week in about a month where the home teams outshined the away teams against the spread. Home teams were 9-6 ATS vs. away foes and the home teams also won 10 out of the 16 overall contests throughout the weekend as well. Other interesting factors from week 13 include the underdogs vs. the favorites which have been back and forth over the past weeks. However, this past week was pretty close to the equilibrium as favored teams held a slight advantage over the underdogs at 7-6-2 mark ATS. The home teams have held a pretty sizeable advantage throughout the year as favorites each week against the away teams even though the results have been pretty equal. Looking at the week 14 NFL lines, again however, the home teams will be favored in 9 of the 14 games this weekend, with the exception of Buffalo at Kansas City which is listed at even money currently. Another important factor in the week 14 NFL lines is the playoff picture that will be really taking shape. There are 10 different games favored by a single score or less which may not be very surprising considering how many teams are in a “must win” scenario. However, there are 4 other games that currently are favored by double digits. Week 14 will start off with the defending Super Bowl Champions in the Pittsburgh Steelers who will be trying to salvage postseason hopes in a trip to Cleveland and the week will end as Arizona looks to clinch the NFC West at San Francisco. Take a look at all the other games in between as we head towards another exciting week of football. Lines can be found at BetUS Sportsbook as seen below. Also take a look at the current NFL playoff pitcure in the post below.

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The NFL Playoffs race continues as we head into the final month of football with just 4 weeks remaining in the season. Luckily, a lot of teams won that needed to last weekend as nearly nobody was completely eliminated. However, there are a ton of scenarios that will eliminate a few teams this week and we will probably have an even better idea of what to expect following week 14. Check out the recap of week 13 and what some of these teams need to do to keep their chances at the postseason alive.

NFC Conference

NFC East

Dallas Cowboys (8-4) – The Cowboys could have really locked down their playoff probabilities with a win over the Giants this weekend, but lost to New York for the 2^nd time this season. Dallas now has opened the door for not only Philadelphia, but put the Giants right back into the picture. The Cowboys still hold the head to head advantage over the Eagles for their victory over Philadelphia, but there is very little room for error here on out. Also, is a pretty tough 4 game stretch to close out the season with San Diego, New Orleans, Washington, and Philadelphia. Will this be the start of another December collapse?

Philadelphia Eagles (8-4) – The Eagles crushed the Falcons this week and even Michael Vick got involved in the action scoring his first touchdown of the season again his former team. The victory really solidified the Eagles chances of the playoffs. They still trail the Cowboys by a game and have a shot at the division, but if not they would really have to fall off to miss the postseason as they are in the leading position for a wild card berth.

New York Giants (7-5)

The New York Giants are right back into the thick of the playoff hunt. The Giants defense finally showed up after taking a few weeks off. Still, the Giants have to find a way to keep gaining ground on Dallas and Philadelphia. The Giants will get their chance this weekend when they get to try and revenge a 40-17 blowout from the Eagles earlier this year. If the Giants can claim that victory, their chances will look really good. If not, they will have to win the final 3 games to close out the year.

Washington Redskins (3-9)– Out

NFC North

Minnesota Vikings (10-2) – The Vikings took a step back this past week appearing much more vulnerable than they have in recent weeks. The Arizona defense held Brett Farve and company to just 315 yards and Minnesota is still seeking another win to clinch the division. Minnesota lines up against Cincinnati and this is a place to be careful because another loss would take a lot of steam out of the Vikings especially their diminishing chances of home field advantage throughout the playoffs.

Green Bay Packers (8-4) – The Green Bay Packers put their selves in great position with a win over Baltimore this weekend. Aaron Rodgers threw for 263 yards in a 27-14 victory moving the Packers to 8-4 which is the same record as the division leaders in both the NFC East and NFC West. The chances of them catching the Vikings are very slim considering the Packers would have to win out while the Vikings would have to lose out, but they are looking like the best team to wrap up a wild card spot.

Chicago Bears (5-7) – Chicago salvaged their 4 game losing streak with a win over the St. Louis Rams. However, even that 17-9 win was less impressive for Chicago as Cutler was just 8 of 17 for 143 yards. This team still has a ton of problems and not much hope. However even at 5-7 the Bears are not mathematically out, but they probably need to win out which is something that will be completely unexpected.

Detroit Lions (2-10) – Out

NFC South

New Orleans Saints (12-0) – The Saints officially clinched the NFC South this weekend and in dramatic fashion. The Redskins appeared to be in position to pull of the upset, but the Saints fired back to score 10 points in the 4^th quarter to tie the game at 30-30 and force overtime. Drew Brees helped the cause by throwing for 419 yards and got the Saints in position to kick a game winning field goal to stay undefeated. The Saints are now in the playoffs so the next thing to do is try and wrap up home field advantage.

Atlanta Falcons (6-6) – Atlanta was really just embarrassed by the Eagles this weekend as their defensive problems will likely be the reason they do not make the postseason. The Falcons really need win 3 of the last 4 to have a chance and to start that run will not be easy with the Saints next on the schedule. However, there is room for a strong ending with the last two games against Buffalo and Tampa Bay. Still, they must give their selves some type of chance and win a big game.

Carolina Panthers (5-7) – The Panthers offense did not break out of their slump this week with new quarterback Matt Moore, but they were still good enough to get things done on the ground. Running back Jonathan Stewart rushed for 120 yards. The Panthers are another team that may not be mathematically out, but still may have no chance. The reason is not only for the offensive struggles but the remaining schedule that reads Patriots, Vikings, Giants, and finishing with the Saints.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-11) – Out

NFC West

Arizona Cardinals (7-4) – The Cardinals looked very impressive this week against the Vikings and are showing signs of that breakout possibility similar to last year at season’s end. If their defense continues to play well, look out. As for the team in general, a win next week against the 49ers would clinch the NFC West.

San Francisco 49ers (5-7) – The 49ers all but killed their chances at the playoffs this past weekend with a loss to the Seahawks and are now in a must win situation against the Cardinals who appear to be playing well. However, if the 49ers get hot they could close strong with some winnable games left on the schedule but they still need more help than they will likely get.

Seattle Seahawks (5-7) – There is the slightest bit of hope for the Seahawks with a win over the 49ers, but another loss or Arizona win and they will be sitting at home during the postseason along with some other scenarios from potential wild card teams. The chances for all these scenarios to play out are about impossible, but they are not eliminated as of heading into week 14.

St. Louis Rams (1-11) – Out

AFC Conference

AFC East:

New England Patriots (7-4) – The Patriots had a comfortable cushion going into the week, but a late field goal by the Dolphins changed that in a hurry. The Patriots suffered a 22-21 loss bringing Miami and the New York within just 1 game in the AFC East. Fortunately for the Patriots, they have a softer schedule to close out the season meaning they should be able to bounce back. Most likely 3 wins would clinch the division, but they could get away with just 2 wins if other things were to happen.

Miami Dolphins (6-6) – Chad Henne threw for 325 yards and 2 touchdowns in the victory over the Patriots which got them back to the .500 mark on the season along with climbing right back into the playoff hunt. The trend the Dolphins have battled this season has been inconsistency. Looking at the schedule, you would expect the Dolphins to at least get to 8-8 by season’s end but that may be too much of assumption. Still, 8-8 will most likely not be good enough and the Dolphins may have to at least get to 9-7.

New York Jets (6-6) – The Jets were able to get by the Bills 19-13, but they still do not appear to be playing well. The offense has averaged just 19 points over the past 5 games. The Jets have some winnable games left on the schedule, but the way they have played of late does not warrant any type of attention.

Buffalo Bills (4-8) – Out

AFC North:

Cincinnati Bengals (9-3) – The Bengals helped pad their lead in the AFC North by taking down the Lions this week 23-13. Despite not posting any convincing big victories, Cincinnati keeps winning making 5 of their last 6 games. Closing out with Kansas City and the Jets gives them a great chance to win the division even if they can not get past the Vikings this week. However, when Cedric Benson is running the ball well they are extremely tough to beat.

Baltimore Ravens (6-6) – The Ravens have had every chance to give themselves a solid playoff position, but have failed miserable losing 6 of the last 9 games. The good news is the final 4 games can all be won and at least 3 of those will be expected outside of the meeting with Pittsburgh. However, 9-6 will still be pretty solid and give them every opportunity but the Ravens can not afford one mistake from here on out.

Pittsburgh Steelers (6-6) – This was suppose to be the week the defending Super Bowl Champions took down an inferior opponent to improve the playoff opportunities. Instead, the Steelers defense allowed Bruce Gradkowski to throw for 308 yards in a 27-24 loss devastating the chances of Pittsburgh making the postseason. Surely they can get past Cleveland this week, but then again that was the assumption last week as well.

Cleveland Browns (1-11) – Out

AFC South

Indianapolis Colts (12-0) – The Colts took down the streaking Titans 27-17 while Peyton Manning threw for another 270 yards to add to his wonderful season. The Colts are already in the playoffs and just trying to work on home field advantage. Manning is still on track to flirt with the 5,000 yard barrier and the Colts continue to look like the best team in the NFL with the help of the defense that is also playing well.

Jacksonville Jaguars (7-5) – Jacksonville scored a huge win over Houston this past Sunday by a score of 23-18 which really helped their playoff picture. The Jaguars now put themselves in the wild card position, but really need a win against Miami this weekend for things to continue to look good. The Patriots and Colts will both follow and sad thing is they will need to win at least 1 or hope from some help from the rest of the teams in the postseason race.

Houston Texans (5-7) – In reality, last week’s loss to the Jaguars was probably the nail in the coffin for the Texans. Houston has now lost 4 straight games. However, meetings with Seattle and St. Louis could get them back in the right direction. Still, they would likely have to win out to have a shot.

Tennessee Titans (5-7) – It took the best team in the NFL to finally put a halt of the Titans who were red hot having won 5 straight prior to their loss to the Colts. Tennessee could win out and have a shot, but that will likely not be the scenario. The most interesting aspect of the Titans is running back Chris Johnson who recorded his 7^th straight 100 yard plus performance. Johnson is on track to become just the 2^nd person in the last decade to reach the 2,000 yard mark if he can stay hot.

AFC West:

San Diego Chargers (9-3) – The Chargers had a mid-season scrimmage with the struggling Browns last week as Phillip Rivers led the offense with 373 passing yards. The Chargers jumped on the Browns early, but nearly let them get to close as the Browns scored 16 in the 4^th quarter. The good news is the Chargers now appear to be locks for the playoffs and another win would almost guarantee them at least a wild card position. However, there are some tough games on the horizon as they finish with Dallas, Cincinnati, Tennessee, and Washington.

Denver Broncos (8-4) – Denver beat up on the Chiefs in a big way winning 44-13 to improve to the 8-4 mark on the season. The Broncos remain in position to capture a wild card spot and may only need two more wins to seal their postseason faith. A rematch against Kansas City in the finale would be an expected win and also Oakland in two weeks would be another. Overall their position looks good, but a win against the unbeaten Colts this weekend would really make a big statement.

Oakland Raiders (4-8) – Out
Kansas City Chiefs (3-9) – Out