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Pittsburgh is on short week after letting Notre Dame off hook Saturday in South Bend; Panthers were 1-14 on 3rd down conversions, Irish were 10-20, overcoming Pitt's +3 turnover edge. UConn lost last four games, outscored 49-3 in second half of those games; since '05, UConn is 11-2-1 as as home underdogs- they're 2-2 at home this year, with both losses by a FG. Pitt is 1-3 on road, losing 14-13 at Syracuse as well as in OT at Notre Dame; they've covered six of last eight tries as a road favorite. Big East home teams are 8-10 vs spread in conference, home dogs are 1-2. Pitt won three of last four series games, but lost three of last four visits here; underdogs covered five of last six series games. Four of last five UConn games stayed under total; three of last four Pitt games went over.

Pittsburgh at Connecticut: What bettors need to know

Pittsburgh at Connecticut (3, 44)

After nearly pulling off a monumental upset in South Bend, Pittsburgh will try to rebound and move closer to bowl eligibility on the road against struggling Connecticut on Friday night. The Panthers had Notre Dame on the ropes, but lost 29-26 in triple overtime last week. A blown 14-point fourth-quarter lead and a missed field goal in the second overtime cost Pittsburgh a chance at giving first-year coach Paul Chryst a signature win. The Panthers need to win two of their final three games to become bowl eligible in their final season as a member of the Big East. They should be able to get past Connecticut, which has lost four straight and six of its last eight. Pittsburgh has won three of the last four meetings, including a 35-20 home victory last season when Tino Sunseri threw for 419 yards and two scores, and ran for another.

TV: 8 p.m. ET, ESPN2.

LINE: Pittsburgh -3, O/U 44.

WEATHER: Forecasts are calling for cool temperatures in the mid-30s with clear skies. Winds will blow WNW at 3 mph.

ABOUT PITTSBURGH (4-5. 1-3 Big East): The Panthers are lamenting their missed opportunities against Notre Dame. It was one of their grittiest efforts of the season, but Kevin Harper missed a potential game-winning 33-yard field goal wide right after Pittsburgh recovered a fumble in the end zone. Senior running back Ray Graham (794 yards, eight touchdowns), one of three players who came under scrutiny last week for allegedly assaulting a pedestrian, was the star as he ran for a season-high 172 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries. While Graham was spectacular, Pittsburgh was only 1-of-14 on third down.

ABOUT CONNECTICUT (3-6, 0-4): Can things get any worse for the Huskies? Connecticut headed into its off week after a 40-10 loss to Syracuse and wasn’t any better upon its return. UConn fell 13-6 to South Florida – a team that had lost six straight and 11 of its last 12 conference games. Sophomore quarterback Chandler Whitmer threw two interceptions – giving him 13 on the season – and the Huskies ran for only 43 yards on 31 carries against the 85th-ranked rush defense. Connecticut is last in the FBS in scoring (16.6) and rushing (82.0).

TRENDS:

* Underdog is 5-1 ATS in their last six meetings.
* Under is 4-0 in Huskies’ last four home games.
* Under is 6-1 in Panthers’ last seven road games.
* Huskies are 0-5-1 ATS in their last six games overall.
* Panthers are 4-1-1 ATS in their last six road games.

EXTRA POINTS:

1. UConn senior DE Trevardo Williams’ sack against South Florida made him the school’s all-time leader with 27.5. He is 11th in the nation with 8.5 sacks this season.

2. Graham, WR Devin Street and DB Lafayette Pitts all played against Notre Dame despite being charged, but not arrested, for simple assault Nov. 1.

3. Because of injuries, Pittsburgh LB Joe Trebitz made his first-career start and finished with a team-high 13 tackles against Notre Dame.

Mighty Quinn

Friday it’s Pittsburgh. The deficit is 1243 sirignanos.

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The Dean's List: Crash Course in College Hoops Betting
by Jason Logan

College basketball doesn’t see the shine of the nation spotlight until the football guys have their say, which leaves only the hardcore hoop heads wagering on NCAAB early into the schedule.

If you’re thinking of jumping into college hoops but haven’t been doing your homework all summer like the sharps, here’s a quick season primer to get you up to speed before the NCAAB season tips off Friday:

Figuring the futures

The Indiana Hoosiers opened at +700 to win the 2012-13 national title a few days after the confetti fell in Louisiana, behind favorite Kentucky at +600.

Over the summer, the Wildcats fell to +1200 after the bulk of their talent headed to the pros and the Hoosiers were crowned faves, sticking at +700 ahead of Kentucky and Louisville at +800. Indiana was also tabbed as the preseason No. 1 in the national polls last month.

Now that we’re on the eve of the new season, bettors are jumping back on the UK bandwagon, moving Kentucky to +550. Indiana remains at +700, despite some suspensions to incoming freshmen and UL is holding its best value at +1000.

Rounding out the notable programs are North Carolina (+1200), Ohio State (+1800), Duke (+1800), Arizona (+1800) and Florida (+1800).

Last season’s BEST and WORST BETS

Best ATS: New Mexico Lobos (28-7 SU, 23-9-0 ATS)
Worst ATS: USC Trojans (6-26 SU, 9-22-0 ATS)
Best Over: Hawaii Warriors (16-16 SU, 20-8 over/under)
Best Under: South Florida Bulls (22-14 SU, 10-23 over/under)

Possible moneymakers

Tennessee Volunteers (19-15 SU, 20-11-1 ATS)

The Vols surprisingly finished near the top of the SEC pack last season and boasted a strong ATS record because of it. Tennessee proved it could play with the best in the conference, taking UK to the limit at home and scoring wins over Florida and Vanderbilt. Head coach Cuonzo Martin made leaps and bounds in his first year in Knoxville and returns three starters and adds JuCo standout D’Montre Edwards. With Kentucky, Florida and new comer Missouri hogging the headlines, the Volunteers could slide under the radar for second straight season.

North Carolina State (24-13 SU, 18-14-1 ATS)

Before you go scrambling for the comment section below to write some smart-assed remark about N.C. State being the favorite to win the ACC this season – hear me out. While the Wolfpack are +135 faves to claim their first ACC title since 1987, remember who they share the conference with. North Carolina State will always be a third fiddle behind Duke and UNC in the ACC even if they’re first in the standings. The Wolfpack need to knock off those two heavyweights, against whom they went a collective 0-4 SU and 2-2 ATS last season, before books and bettors start treating them as equals.

Notre Dame Fighting Irish (22-12 SU, 12-14-2 ATS)

The Irish are projected to finish inside the top 5 in the Big East and some are saying this is a Sweet 16 team in the making. A roster loaded with returning talent, including all five starters, is a step in the right direction. Notre Dame does the little things that win ball games, namely taking care of the basketball. The three-guard back court of Eric Atkins, Jerian Grant and Scott Martin is one of the most underrated in the land.

Team to fade

Central Florida Knights (22-11 SU, 15-11-1 ATS)

The NCAA sent some of the Knights’ best players running for the hills with sanctions on the school’s football and basketball programs due to recruiting violations. With a tournament ban hovering over the program, top talents Josh Crittle and C.J. Reed transferred out and Marcus Jordan decided to sit out his senior year. That left Donnie Jones with returning starters Keith Clanton and Isaiah Sykes along with some unproven freshmen legs. Central Florida, which makes the jump to the Big East in 2013-14, may just want to put this mess behind it and start fresh in a new conference next year.

Cinderella’s slipper

North Texas Mean Green (18-14 SU, 17-7-2 ATS)

Just like how Murray State and all-world guard Isaiah Canaan dominated the Ohio Valley last year, North Texas and big man Tony Mitchell could run the table in the Sun Belt – and beyond this season. The Mean Green have one of the best players in the country in the 6-foot-8 sophomore, who dominates the glass with his freakish athletic ability, swats shots into the 15th row, and makes the nightly highlight reels down in Denton. Oh, and he led the Sun Belt in 3-point percentage last season. Mitchell was projected to be a high draft pick last year and will be a lottery darling after taking the Mean Green to the dance and possibly playing Cinderella. He'll have his coming-out party versus another mid-major monster, Creighton, Friday night. Player of the Year - cough, cough!

The Brian Laverty

Duke/Georgia State Under 135 (2 Units)

Colorado -16.5 (1.5 Units)

Georgia Tech -4 (2 Units)

DCI College Basketball

The Daniel Curry Index

11/09/12 Predictions

Season
Straight Up: 0-0 (-----)
ATS: 0-0 (-----)
ATS Vary Units: 0-0 (-----)
Over/Under: 0-0 (-----)
Over/Under Vary Units: 0-0 (-----)

2012 CvC Classic
Regional Rounds at campus sites
BYU 78, Tennessee State 66
FLORIDA STATE 80, South Alabama 56

2K Sports Classic
Regional Rounds at campus sites
ALABAMA 65, South Dakota State 61
OREGON STATE 89, Niagara 69
PURDUE 74, Bucknell 61

Barclays Center Classic
Round Robin at Barclays Center, Brooklyn, NY
Kentucky 83, Maryland 63
Long Island 77, Morehead State 71

Battle 4 Atlantis
at Richmond, VA
VCU 79, Florida Gulf Coast 60

CBE Hall of Fame Classic
Regional Rounds at campus sites
KANSAS 85, South Florida 54
SAINT LOUIS 73, USC Upstate 56
TEXAS A&M 68, Louisiana Tech 60

EA SPORTS Maui Invitational
Opening Round at campus sites
ILLINOIS 79, Colgate 53
USC 70, Coppin State 58

Florida Global Sports Tournament
Round Robin at Murfreesboro, TN
MIDDLE TENNESSEE 74, Alabama State 48

Liberty Tax Classic
Round Robin at Norfolk, VA
OLD DOMINION 70, Holy Cross 57
UT San Antonio 75, Morgan State 67

Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Tipoff
at campus sites
RHODE ISLAND 76, Norfolk State 70
SETON HALL 78, Kansas 55

Rainbow Classic
Round Robin at Honolulu, HI
Arkansas-Pine Bluff 72, Houston Baptist 68
HAWAI'I 83, Umes 61

Non-Conference
Akron 73, COASTAL CAROLINA 67
ARKANSAS 70, Sam Houston State 57
AUBURN 74, Fordham 59
AUSTIN PEAY 75, Samford 66
BAYLOR 80, Lehigh 66
Belmont 84, LIPSCOMB 71
BRADLEY 67, Eastern Illinois 57
CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 70, Pepperdine 68
CHARLOTTE 77, Charleston Southern 71
CLEVELAND STATE 76, Grambling State 45
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 74, Towson 55
COLORADO 71, Wofford 55
COLORADO STATE 69, Montana 63
CREIGHTON 82, North Texas 67
DePAUL 75, UC Riverside 64
Drexel 67, KENT STATE 60
DUKE 74, Georgia State 60
Duquesne 74, ALBANY 72
Florida 66, Georgetown 62
GEORGIA 71, Jacksonville 55
GEORGIA TECH 61, Tulane 54
GONZAGA 78, Southern Utah 56
HIGH POINT 78, UNC Greensboro 75
HOUSTON 79, Florida A&M 63
IDAHO 66, Wright State 58
INDIANA 94, Bryant 51
IONA 77, Denver 69
IOWA 86, Texas-Pan American 58
IOWA STATE 79, Southern 48
IUPUI 80, Utah Valley 68
KANSAS STATE 78, North Dakota 54
LAFAYETTE 75, St. Francis (N.Y.) 69
LOYOLA (MD.) 76, Binghamton 47
LSU 68, UC Santa Barbara 64
MARSHALL 97, Longwood 68
MIAMI (FLA.) 88, Stetson 65
Michigan State 70, Connecticut 58
MINNESOTA 73, American 52
Mississippi State 80, TROY 73
MONMOUTH 72, Hofstra 69
NC STATE 75, Miami (Ohio) 52
NORTH CAROLINA 89, Gardner-Webb 54
NORTHEASTERN 63, Boston U. 56
Northern Illinois 66, OLE MISS 61
Ohio State 74, Marquette 68
OKLAHOMA STATE 82, UC Davis 57
OLE MISS 77, Mississippi Valley State 58
PENN 79, Umbc 50
PENN STATE 75, Saint Francis (Pa.) 50
PITTSBURGH 77, Mount St. Mary's 49
RICHMOND 76, Liberty 60
Robert Morris 72, RIDER 70
RUTGERS 72, Saint Peter's 51
San Jose State 84, NEW ORLEANS 73
ST. BONAVENTURE 81, Bethune-Cookman 58
Stanford 80, San Francisco 72
Stony Brook 64, MARIST 61
Syracuse 69, San Diego State 64
TCU 75, Cal Poly 65
TENNESSEE 83, Kennesaw State 52
TEXAS 77, Fresno State 60
TEXAS STATE 76, Fordham 73
TEXAS TECH 69, Prairie View A&M 55
Toledo 62, LOYOLA (CHICAGO) 61
UALR 78, UT Arlington 56
UCLA 67, Indiana State 56
UNC ASHEVILLE 85, Western Carolina 74
UT Arlington 77, CREIGHTON 72
UTEP 66, Oral Roberts 64
VALPARAISO 70, Georgia Southern 57
Vermont 66, SIENA 60
Virginia 61, GEORGE MASON 60
WAKE FOREST 74, Radford 57
WILLIAM & MARY 66, Hampton 61
XAVIER 85, Fairleigh Dickinson 52

DCI Pro Basketball

The Daniel Curry Index

11/09/12 Predictions

Season
Straight Up: 41-22 (.651)
ATS: 32-32 (.500)
ATS Vary Units: 116-98 (.542)
Over/Under: 35-29 (.547)
Over/Under Vary Units: 74-55 (.574)

WASHINGTON 99, Milwaukee 97
ORLANDO 99, Brooklyn 88
BOSTON 87, Philadelphia 83
NEW YORK 101, Dallas 95
Miami 94, ATLANTA 91
MEMPHIS 102, Houston 92
NEW ORLEANS 99, Charlotte 81
OKLAHOMA CITY 107, Detroit 90
Indiana 100, MINNESOTA 97
PHOENIX 108, Cleveland 96
San Antonio 111, SACRAMENTO 100
DENVER 107, Utah 102
L.A. LAKERS 105, Golden State 98

DCI College Football

The Daniel Curry Index

Week 11 Predictions

Week
Straight Up: 2-2 (.500)
ATS: 1-3 (.250)
ATS Vary Units: 1-12 (.077)
Over/Under: 3-1 (.750)
Over/Under Vary Units: 6-5 (.545)

Season
Straight Up: 802-267 (.750)
ATS: 302-302 (.500)
ATS Vary Units: 1938-1878 (.508)
Over/Under: 270-265 (.505)
Over/Under Vary Units: 942-618 (.604)

Friday, November 9, 2012
Big East Conference
Pittsburgh 21, CONNECTICUT 15

[h=1]NCAA Basketball Picks[/h][h=2]Maryland vs. Kentucky[/h]The Terps look to take advantage of a Kentucky team that is 2-9-1 ATS in its last 12 games versus the ACC. Maryland is the pick (+11 1/2) according to Dunkel, which has the Wildcats favored by only 9 1/2. . Here are all of today's picks.

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Mighty Quinn

Friday it’s Pittsburgh. The deficit is 1243 sirignanos.

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