CNOTES 2025-2026 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE + NEWS, NOTES BEST BETS !
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Saturday, January 17
| Game | Time(ET) | Pick | Units |
|---|---|---|---|
| BUF at DEN | 04:30 PM | DEN -1.5***** U 46.0***** | +500 +500 |
| SF at SEA | 08:00 PM | SF +7.0***** U 45.0***** | +500 +500 |
CNOTES NFL BEST BETS THRU THE SUPERBOWL !
01/17/2026..................1 - 3 - 0.............25.00%..........- 11.50
01/12/2026..................0 - 2 - 0.............00.00%..........- 11.00
01/11/2026..................3 - 3 - 0.............50.00%............- 1.50
01/10/2026..................1 - 3 - 0.............25.00%............- 11.50
01/04/2026.................11 - 5 - 0............68.75%............+ 27.50
01/03/2026...................3 - 1 - 0............75.00%............+ 9.50
TOTALS......................19 -17 - 0............52.77%..............+ 2.00
01/17/2026..................1 - 3 - 0.............25.00%..........- 11.50
01/12/2026..................0 - 2 - 0.............00.00%..........- 11.00
01/11/2026..................3 - 3 - 0.............50.00%............- 1.50
01/10/2026..................1 - 3 - 0.............25.00%............- 11.50
01/04/2026.................11 - 5 - 0............68.75%............+ 27.50
01/03/2026...................3 - 1 - 0............75.00%............+ 9.50
TOTALS......................19 -17 - 0............52.77%..............+ 2.00
Sunday’s 6-pack
Some teams getting the highest %age of their points on 3-pointers:
44.2%— Cornell
41.9%— Dartmouth
41.1%— Cal Poly
41.0%— Colorado State
40.6%— Alabama
40.6%— Louisville
Quote of the Day
“I have a job to do that is not very complicated, but it is often difficult; to get a group of men to do what they don’t want to do, so they can achieve the one thing they have wanted all their lives.”
Tom Landry
Sunday’s quiz
Houston Texans made the playoffs for the first time in 2011; they won their first playoff game that year. Who did they beat?
Saturday’s quiz
Matt Hasselbeck was the Seahawks’ QB, the first time they played in a Super Bowl.
Friday’s quiz
Arizona Cardinals played the fewest amount of games outdoors (4) this season.
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Denver advances to AFC title game next week, at home.
Denver QB Bo Nix broke his ankle, is out for the year.
Backup Jarrett Stidham (1-3 as an NFL starter) is Denver’s new QB.
Stidham will be first QB in the last 60 years to start a conference championship game, without having thrown a pass up to that point in that season.
Denver scored 10 points in last 0:22 of first half to take 20-10 halftime lead.
Buffalo kicked a 50-yard FG with 0:05 left in regulation to force OT.
Broncos drove 75 yards before they kicked the game-winning FG.
Josh Allen is having a great career, but he is now 0-7 in overtime games.
— Seahawks 41, 49ers 6
Seahawks ran opening kickoff back 95 yards for a TD.
Seattle’s first seven drives: 48 plays, 271 yards, 34 points.
San Francisco lost fumbles on their first two drives.
Seattle will host the NFC title game next Sunday.
Seahawks won 11 of their last 12 home playoff games.
49ers were 2-5 ATS as an underdog this year.
49ers had won their previous four visits to Seattle.
Seahawks went over their team total in 12 of last 17 games.
— California 84, North Carolina 78
Cal led this game 54-37 at halftime.
Golden Bears shot 14-26 on arc; Justin Pippen scored 19 points.
Tar Heels are 0-3 in ACC road games, giving up 97-95-84 points.
Justin Pippen is the son of Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen
— Purdue 69, USC 64
USC led this game 22-8 midway thru the first half.
Trojans shot 61% inside the arc, only 3-20 outside arc.
Purdue has won nine in a row, is now 17-1 this year (lost to Iowa State)
— Kentucky 80, Tennessee 78
Tennessee led by 17 late in the first half.
2nd game in row Kentucky won after trailing by 15+ points.
Kentucky won seven of its last nine games, after a 5-4 start.
— College Basketball Upsets of the Day:
Georgia Tech (+17) 78, NC State 74
Northern Illinois (+8.5) 70, UMass 68
Cleveland State (+8.5) 80, Youngstown State 78
Wofford (+7.5) 74, Furman 70
Kennesaw State (+7.5) 81, Western Kentucky 65
SIU-Edwardsville (+7.5) 68, SE Missouri State 55
— Miami OH 105, Buffalo 102, OT
Miami improves to 19-0, one of three unbeaten teams in country.
RedHawks shot 67.6% inside arc, scored 1.26 ppp.
6-5 senior Suder scored 37 points, had no assists; his job is to shoot the ball.
— Clemson 69, Miami 59
Tigers are 6-0 in ACC, are quietest 16-3 team in the country.
Clemson is #30 experience team that has played schedule #40 so far.
Tigers have the #20 eFG% defense in the country.
— Santa Clara 62, Saint Mary’s 54
Huge win for Santa Clara’s chances of getting an at-large bid in March.
Broncos are 7-1 in WCC, with only loss by 12 at Gonzaga.
Brickfest; teams combined to shoot 7-36 on the arc.
— Florida 98, Vanderbilt 94
Florida shot 62.2% inside arc, scored 1.35 ppp.
Gators out-rebounded Vandy, 40-26.
Florida has won eight of last nine games, after a 5-4 start.
— Famous birthdays, January 18th:
Myron Pottios, 88
Scott McGregor, 72
Kevin Costner, 71
Larry Smith, 68
Bob Hansen, 65
Brady Anderson, 62
Jesse L Martin, 57
Julius Peppers, 46
Michael Pineda, 37
Leonard Fournette, 31
Tee Higgins, 27
Braden Fiske, 26
— Alabama 83, Oklahoma 81
Sooners led 44-33 at halftime.
Alabama shot 57.6% inside arc, only 15-26 on foul line.
Alabama is 13-5; up to this point, they’ve played toughest schedule in country.
— Texas Tech 84, BYU 71
BYU led 61-52 with 8:40 left in the game.
Tech used only three subs, for a total of 10:00.
Red Raiders are shooting 37.8% on arc this year (#24 in country)
— St John’s 86, Villanova 79
Red Storm shot 58.1% inside arc; they opened 2nd half with a 20-4 run.
Johnnies won their last four games, scoring 88 ppg.
Villanova slips to 14-4; they’ve played #24 schedule in country.
— San Diego State 83, New Mexico 79
Aztecs won their 7th game in row, lead Mountain West by a game.
San Diego State outscored Lobos 6-0 over final 1:11 for the win.
Just 2nd loss in last 12 games for New Mexico; they’ve played schedule #90.
— Grand Canyon 84, Utah State 74
Loss snaps Utah State’s 8-game winning streak.
Antelopes shot 60.6% inside arc, scored 1.28 ppp.
6-2 junior Williams scored 20 points in 27:00 off bench for Grand Canyon.
Some teams getting the highest %age of their points on 3-pointers:
44.2%— Cornell
41.9%— Dartmouth
41.1%— Cal Poly
41.0%— Colorado State
40.6%— Alabama
40.6%— Louisville
Quote of the Day
“I have a job to do that is not very complicated, but it is often difficult; to get a group of men to do what they don’t want to do, so they can achieve the one thing they have wanted all their lives.”
Tom Landry
Sunday’s quiz
Houston Texans made the playoffs for the first time in 2011; they won their first playoff game that year. Who did they beat?
Saturday’s quiz
Matt Hasselbeck was the Seahawks’ QB, the first time they played in a Super Bowl.
Friday’s quiz
Arizona Cardinals played the fewest amount of games outdoors (4) this season.
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Sunday’s Den: Wrapping up a sports Saturday……
— Broncos 33, Bills 30 OTDenver advances to AFC title game next week, at home.
Denver QB Bo Nix broke his ankle, is out for the year.
Backup Jarrett Stidham (1-3 as an NFL starter) is Denver’s new QB.
Stidham will be first QB in the last 60 years to start a conference championship game, without having thrown a pass up to that point in that season.
Denver scored 10 points in last 0:22 of first half to take 20-10 halftime lead.
Buffalo kicked a 50-yard FG with 0:05 left in regulation to force OT.
Broncos drove 75 yards before they kicked the game-winning FG.
Josh Allen is having a great career, but he is now 0-7 in overtime games.
— Seahawks 41, 49ers 6
Seahawks ran opening kickoff back 95 yards for a TD.
Seattle’s first seven drives: 48 plays, 271 yards, 34 points.
San Francisco lost fumbles on their first two drives.
Seattle will host the NFC title game next Sunday.
Seahawks won 11 of their last 12 home playoff games.
49ers were 2-5 ATS as an underdog this year.
49ers had won their previous four visits to Seattle.
Seahawks went over their team total in 12 of last 17 games.
— California 84, North Carolina 78
Cal led this game 54-37 at halftime.
Golden Bears shot 14-26 on arc; Justin Pippen scored 19 points.
Tar Heels are 0-3 in ACC road games, giving up 97-95-84 points.
Justin Pippen is the son of Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen
— Purdue 69, USC 64
USC led this game 22-8 midway thru the first half.
Trojans shot 61% inside the arc, only 3-20 outside arc.
Purdue has won nine in a row, is now 17-1 this year (lost to Iowa State)
— Kentucky 80, Tennessee 78
Tennessee led by 17 late in the first half.
2nd game in row Kentucky won after trailing by 15+ points.
Kentucky won seven of its last nine games, after a 5-4 start.
— College Basketball Upsets of the Day:
Georgia Tech (+17) 78, NC State 74
Northern Illinois (+8.5) 70, UMass 68
Cleveland State (+8.5) 80, Youngstown State 78
Wofford (+7.5) 74, Furman 70
Kennesaw State (+7.5) 81, Western Kentucky 65
SIU-Edwardsville (+7.5) 68, SE Missouri State 55
— Miami OH 105, Buffalo 102, OT
Miami improves to 19-0, one of three unbeaten teams in country.
RedHawks shot 67.6% inside arc, scored 1.26 ppp.
6-5 senior Suder scored 37 points, had no assists; his job is to shoot the ball.
— Clemson 69, Miami 59
Tigers are 6-0 in ACC, are quietest 16-3 team in the country.
Clemson is #30 experience team that has played schedule #40 so far.
Tigers have the #20 eFG% defense in the country.
— Santa Clara 62, Saint Mary’s 54
Huge win for Santa Clara’s chances of getting an at-large bid in March.
Broncos are 7-1 in WCC, with only loss by 12 at Gonzaga.
Brickfest; teams combined to shoot 7-36 on the arc.
— Florida 98, Vanderbilt 94
Florida shot 62.2% inside arc, scored 1.35 ppp.
Gators out-rebounded Vandy, 40-26.
Florida has won eight of last nine games, after a 5-4 start.
— Famous birthdays, January 18th:
Myron Pottios, 88
Scott McGregor, 72
Kevin Costner, 71
Larry Smith, 68
Bob Hansen, 65
Brady Anderson, 62
Jesse L Martin, 57
Julius Peppers, 46
Michael Pineda, 37
Leonard Fournette, 31
Tee Higgins, 27
Braden Fiske, 26
— Alabama 83, Oklahoma 81
Sooners led 44-33 at halftime.
Alabama shot 57.6% inside arc, only 15-26 on foul line.
Alabama is 13-5; up to this point, they’ve played toughest schedule in country.
— Texas Tech 84, BYU 71
BYU led 61-52 with 8:40 left in the game.
Tech used only three subs, for a total of 10:00.
Red Raiders are shooting 37.8% on arc this year (#24 in country)
— St John’s 86, Villanova 79
Red Storm shot 58.1% inside arc; they opened 2nd half with a 20-4 run.
Johnnies won their last four games, scoring 88 ppg.
Villanova slips to 14-4; they’ve played #24 schedule in country.
— San Diego State 83, New Mexico 79
Aztecs won their 7th game in row, lead Mountain West by a game.
San Diego State outscored Lobos 6-0 over final 1:11 for the win.
Just 2nd loss in last 12 games for New Mexico; they’ve played schedule #90.
— Grand Canyon 84, Utah State 74
Loss snaps Utah State’s 8-game winning streak.
Antelopes shot 60.6% inside arc, scored 1.28 ppp.
6-2 junior Williams scored 20 points in 27:00 off bench for Grand Canyon.
Sunday, January 18
| Game | Time(ET) | Pick | Units |
|---|---|---|---|
| HOU at NE | 03:00 PM | HOU +3.0***** U 40.5***** | +500 +500 |
| LA at CHI | 06:30 PM | CHI +4.0***** O 48.5***** | +500 +500 |
CNOTES NFL BEST BETS THRU THE SUPERBOWL !
01/18/2026..................1 - 3 - 0.............25.00%..........- 11.50
01/17/2026..................1 - 3 - 0.............25.00%..........- 11.50
01/12/2026..................0 - 2 - 0.............00.00%..........- 11.00
01/11/2026..................3 - 3 - 0.............50.00%............- 1.50
01/10/2026..................1 - 3 - 0.............25.00%............- 11.50
01/04/2026.................11 - 5 - 0............68.75%............+ 27.50
01/03/2026...................3 - 1 - 0............75.00%............+ 9.50
TOTALS......................20 -20 - 0............50.00%..............- 10.00
01/18/2026..................1 - 3 - 0.............25.00%..........- 11.50
01/17/2026..................1 - 3 - 0.............25.00%..........- 11.50
01/12/2026..................0 - 2 - 0.............00.00%..........- 11.00
01/11/2026..................3 - 3 - 0.............50.00%............- 1.50
01/10/2026..................1 - 3 - 0.............25.00%............- 11.50
01/04/2026.................11 - 5 - 0............68.75%............+ 27.50
01/03/2026...................3 - 1 - 0............75.00%............+ 9.50
TOTALS......................20 -20 - 0............50.00%..............- 10.00
Monday’s 6-pack
Teams shooting best %age on 3-point shots:
41.2%— Tulsa
41.1%— Colorado State
40.7%— Yale
40.4%— Iowa State
40.3%— Penn
39.9%— Akron
Quote of the Day
“I know how he was coached in New England. I know exactly how he was coached in New England, and then I know how (Josh] McDaniels felt about him … but ultimately … it’s our three years here, our three years watching him day in and day out. He will be ready to go.”
Broncos coach Sean Payton, talking about QB Jarrett Stidham
Monday’s quiz
Who was head coach of the New England Patriots last year?
Sunday’s quiz
Houston Texans made the playoffs for the first time in 2011; they won their first playoff game that year, beating the Cincinnati Bengals.
Saturday’s quiz
Matt Hasselbeck was the Seahawks’ QB, the first time they played in a Super Bowl.
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Rams drove 54 yards, Mevis kicked 42-yard walk-off FG in OT.
Bears scored a TD with 0:18 left to force overtime.
Rams are 9-0 when they allow less than 26 points.
Rams advance to the NFC title game in Seattle next week.
Bears converted 9-19 on third down, LA 5-16, on a cold night
Chicago ran ball for 160 yards, but were minus-3 in turnovers.
In two playoff games, Bears converted only 5-12 fourth down plays.
Rams’ two TD drives were 91-85 yards, lasted 6:33/6:02.
— Patriots 28, Texans 16
Houston turned ball over on 4 of their first 8 drives.
Patriots scored on a pick-6 to take a 14-10 lead.
In their history, Texans are 0-7 in this round of the playoffs.
Patriots move on to AFC title game in Denver next week.
Texans ran ball 22 times for only 48 yards.
Houston scored only one TD; that was on a short 27-yard drive.
QB Maye threw for 179 yards, 3 TD’s on a snowy/sleet day.
Texans completed only 20 of 47 passes, with four INTs.
— Atlanta Falcons hired former Browns coach Kevin Stefanski as their new coach, the first hire for new Falcons boss Matt Ryan. Stefanski was 46-58 in six years in Cleveland, 1-2 in playoff games.
— Famous birthdays, January 19th:
Dolly Parton, 80
Terry Hanratty, 78
Jon Matlack, 76
Katy Segal, 72
Steve DeBerg, 72
Paul McCrane, 65
Chris Sabo, 64
Michael Adams, 63
Luc Longley, 57
Phil Nevin, 55
— Was laughing the other day when the Dodgers signed Kyle Tucker for four years at $60M a year; hearing New York fans complain how the Dodgers are ruining baseball by spending too much $$$ and I’m like, “Hey, I root for the A’s. Welcome to my world for the last 50 years”
That said, $60M/year for Tucker seems comically excessive; he isn’t Aaron Judge or Juan Soto but he is really good. At first, I thought it said $240 for six years; $40M/year seemed OK, but then I realized he’ll be making $60M/year. Yikes.
— Atlanta Braves made a $46M profit last year, which makes you wonder how high these teams are willing to go to sign stars. $46M is one superstar player or two really good ones. I’m not a big finance guy; this time next year, we’ll probably be hearing a lot more about the finances of major league teams, when the lockout is looming.
— Minnesota Twins signed C Victor Caratini for two years, $14M; with the new appeal system for ball/strike challenges, not sure if good pitch framers are as valuable as they have been, but the Twins think Caratini is. He’s had an OPS of .711+ the last three years.
— When actor Charlie Sheen was a kid, apparently he was really good at baseball; U of Kansas offered him a baseball scholarship, but then he got tossed out of high school for not going to this classes, so college was out of the question.
— Been watching a lot of fantasy baseball mock drafts on the Interweb, watched one the other day where Mike Trout was a 19th round pick. Jeez, how quickly they forget.
— Movie of the Day: Major League (1989)- Woman inherits the Cleveland Indians from her dead husband; she wants to move the team to Miami, so she puts together a roster that is really bad, so fans in Cleveland won’t come to see them play.
Tom Berenger, Charlie Sheen, Wesley Snipes, Corbin Bernsen are some of the players; former Dodger catcher Steve Yeager is Cleveland’s third base coach. James Gammon is the manager of the team; Rene Russo is also in this, but the late Bob Uecker steals the show as the announcer of the team.
Very funny movie, but moving a baseball team to Miami turned out to be a very bad idea.
— In college basketball, Florida Gators won consecutive national titles in 2007, 2008; since then, only one defending national champ made it to the Elite 8 in the NCAAs the next year, and that was UConn won their consecutive titles in 2023, 2024.
Florida is the defending champ this year; they’re 13-5 right now, 4-1 in the SEC, experience team #65. We’ll see how it goes for them.
— Florida Atlantic 79, Temple 73
Fast-paced game (79 possessions), was fun to watch.
Both teams are the Owls, by the way.
Brickfest for a high-scoring game; teams shot 9-41 on the arc.
FAU won its last four games, scoring 82.3 ppg.
— Wichita State 86, South Florida 85 OT
USF led by 13 early in the second half.
Both teams shot under 40% inside the arc.
Teams combined to shoot 24-51 (47.1%) outside the arc.
— Houston 103, Arizona State 73
Cougars led 56-29 at halftime.
Arizona State has lost six of its last seven games.
Houston has won 11 games in a row (only loss 76-73 to Tennessee)
— San Francisco 85, Washington State 80
Wazzu led by 7 with 6:06 left in the game.
USF was 15-18 on foul line, Wazzu 2-3.
Coogs lost last three games (Zags, St Mary’s, USF)
Dons made 12-22 shots on the arc.
— North Texas 71, Tulane 63
North Texas out-rebounded Tulane, 47-30.
Green Wave shot only 31.3% from the floor.
North Texas is 11-7; they have the #325 eFG% in the country.
Teams shooting best %age on 3-point shots:
41.2%— Tulsa
41.1%— Colorado State
40.7%— Yale
40.4%— Iowa State
40.3%— Penn
39.9%— Akron
Quote of the Day
“I know how he was coached in New England. I know exactly how he was coached in New England, and then I know how (Josh] McDaniels felt about him … but ultimately … it’s our three years here, our three years watching him day in and day out. He will be ready to go.”
Broncos coach Sean Payton, talking about QB Jarrett Stidham
Monday’s quiz
Who was head coach of the New England Patriots last year?
Sunday’s quiz
Houston Texans made the playoffs for the first time in 2011; they won their first playoff game that year, beating the Cincinnati Bengals.
Saturday’s quiz
Matt Hasselbeck was the Seahawks’ QB, the first time they played in a Super Bowl.
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Monday’s Den: Wrapping up a sports Sunday…….
— Rams 20, Bears 17 OTRams drove 54 yards, Mevis kicked 42-yard walk-off FG in OT.
Bears scored a TD with 0:18 left to force overtime.
Rams are 9-0 when they allow less than 26 points.
Rams advance to the NFC title game in Seattle next week.
Bears converted 9-19 on third down, LA 5-16, on a cold night
Chicago ran ball for 160 yards, but were minus-3 in turnovers.
In two playoff games, Bears converted only 5-12 fourth down plays.
Rams’ two TD drives were 91-85 yards, lasted 6:33/6:02.
— Patriots 28, Texans 16
Houston turned ball over on 4 of their first 8 drives.
Patriots scored on a pick-6 to take a 14-10 lead.
In their history, Texans are 0-7 in this round of the playoffs.
Patriots move on to AFC title game in Denver next week.
Texans ran ball 22 times for only 48 yards.
Houston scored only one TD; that was on a short 27-yard drive.
QB Maye threw for 179 yards, 3 TD’s on a snowy/sleet day.
Texans completed only 20 of 47 passes, with four INTs.
— Atlanta Falcons hired former Browns coach Kevin Stefanski as their new coach, the first hire for new Falcons boss Matt Ryan. Stefanski was 46-58 in six years in Cleveland, 1-2 in playoff games.
— Famous birthdays, January 19th:
Dolly Parton, 80
Terry Hanratty, 78
Jon Matlack, 76
Katy Segal, 72
Steve DeBerg, 72
Paul McCrane, 65
Chris Sabo, 64
Michael Adams, 63
Luc Longley, 57
Phil Nevin, 55
— Was laughing the other day when the Dodgers signed Kyle Tucker for four years at $60M a year; hearing New York fans complain how the Dodgers are ruining baseball by spending too much $$$ and I’m like, “Hey, I root for the A’s. Welcome to my world for the last 50 years”
That said, $60M/year for Tucker seems comically excessive; he isn’t Aaron Judge or Juan Soto but he is really good. At first, I thought it said $240 for six years; $40M/year seemed OK, but then I realized he’ll be making $60M/year. Yikes.
— Atlanta Braves made a $46M profit last year, which makes you wonder how high these teams are willing to go to sign stars. $46M is one superstar player or two really good ones. I’m not a big finance guy; this time next year, we’ll probably be hearing a lot more about the finances of major league teams, when the lockout is looming.
— Minnesota Twins signed C Victor Caratini for two years, $14M; with the new appeal system for ball/strike challenges, not sure if good pitch framers are as valuable as they have been, but the Twins think Caratini is. He’s had an OPS of .711+ the last three years.
— When actor Charlie Sheen was a kid, apparently he was really good at baseball; U of Kansas offered him a baseball scholarship, but then he got tossed out of high school for not going to this classes, so college was out of the question.
— Been watching a lot of fantasy baseball mock drafts on the Interweb, watched one the other day where Mike Trout was a 19th round pick. Jeez, how quickly they forget.
— Movie of the Day: Major League (1989)- Woman inherits the Cleveland Indians from her dead husband; she wants to move the team to Miami, so she puts together a roster that is really bad, so fans in Cleveland won’t come to see them play.
Tom Berenger, Charlie Sheen, Wesley Snipes, Corbin Bernsen are some of the players; former Dodger catcher Steve Yeager is Cleveland’s third base coach. James Gammon is the manager of the team; Rene Russo is also in this, but the late Bob Uecker steals the show as the announcer of the team.
Very funny movie, but moving a baseball team to Miami turned out to be a very bad idea.
— In college basketball, Florida Gators won consecutive national titles in 2007, 2008; since then, only one defending national champ made it to the Elite 8 in the NCAAs the next year, and that was UConn won their consecutive titles in 2023, 2024.
Florida is the defending champ this year; they’re 13-5 right now, 4-1 in the SEC, experience team #65. We’ll see how it goes for them.
— Florida Atlantic 79, Temple 73
Fast-paced game (79 possessions), was fun to watch.
Both teams are the Owls, by the way.
Brickfest for a high-scoring game; teams shot 9-41 on the arc.
FAU won its last four games, scoring 82.3 ppg.
— Wichita State 86, South Florida 85 OT
USF led by 13 early in the second half.
Both teams shot under 40% inside the arc.
Teams combined to shoot 24-51 (47.1%) outside the arc.
— Houston 103, Arizona State 73
Cougars led 56-29 at halftime.
Arizona State has lost six of its last seven games.
Houston has won 11 games in a row (only loss 76-73 to Tennessee)
— San Francisco 85, Washington State 80
Wazzu led by 7 with 6:06 left in the game.
USF was 15-18 on foul line, Wazzu 2-3.
Coogs lost last three games (Zags, St Mary’s, USF)
Dons made 12-22 shots on the arc.
— North Texas 71, Tulane 63
North Texas out-rebounded Tulane, 47-30.
Green Wave shot only 31.3% from the floor.
North Texas is 11-7; they have the #325 eFG% in the country.
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CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS
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New England VS Denver
New England is 5-0 ATS in its last 5 games.
The total has gone OVER in 6 of New England's last 7 games.
New England is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games.
New England is 8-4 ATS in its last 12 games against Denver.
The total has gone OVER in 5 of Denver's last 7 games.
Denver is 14-1 SU in its last 15 games.
The total has gone OVER in 8 of Denver's last 12 games against New England.
Denver is 9-1 SU in its last 10 games at home.
Los Angeles VS Seattle
LA Rams is 13-7 ATS in its last 20 games.
The total has gone OVER in 7 of LA Rams' last 8 games.
LA Rams is 11-3 SU in its last 14 games.
LA Rams is 9-2 ATS in its last 11 games against Seattle.
Seattle is 10-3 ATS in its last 13 games.
Seattle is 8-0 SU in its last 8 games.
The total has gone UNDER in 10 of Seattle's last 14 games against LA Rams.
Seattle is 6-0 SU in its last 6 games at home.
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NFL
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Trend Report
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New England VS Denver
New England is 5-0 ATS in its last 5 games.
The total has gone OVER in 6 of New England's last 7 games.
New England is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games.
New England is 8-4 ATS in its last 12 games against Denver.
The total has gone OVER in 5 of Denver's last 7 games.
Denver is 14-1 SU in its last 15 games.
The total has gone OVER in 8 of Denver's last 12 games against New England.
Denver is 9-1 SU in its last 10 games at home.
Los Angeles VS Seattle
LA Rams is 13-7 ATS in its last 20 games.
The total has gone OVER in 7 of LA Rams' last 8 games.
LA Rams is 11-3 SU in its last 14 games.
LA Rams is 9-2 ATS in its last 11 games against Seattle.
Seattle is 10-3 ATS in its last 13 games.
Seattle is 8-0 SU in its last 8 games.
The total has gone UNDER in 10 of Seattle's last 14 games against LA Rams.
Seattle is 6-0 SU in its last 6 games at home.
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