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Free Play from Doc’s Sports. Take #132 Jacksonville Jaguars over Indianapolis Colts (1p.m., Sunday, December 7 CBS) Solo first place in the AFC South is on the line Sunday when the Colts travel south to Jacksonville to take on the Jaguars. As expected, the Colts have fallen off of late losing 3 of their last 4 games. QB Jones and RB Taylor has not been as productive of late and I just do not trust this team when playing December games on the road. Jacksonville has won 3 straight games, and they are starting to lite up the scoreboard and I see that continuing at home in this game. The wrong team is favored, and we will gladly take the slight home dog on Sunday. Do not miss out on Doc’s Sports Weekend Card featuring top plays in College Basketball, NBA, NHL, Football, and the UFC.

Saturday CFB Free play. My selection is on Western Michigan minus the points over Miami-Ohio at 12 noon et on Saturday.

We'll back the Broncos as they look to avenge an earlier 26-17 loss to the Redhawks. That game was played in Ohio. This MAC Championship affair will take place at Ford Field in Detroit. Western Michigan has been the class of the MAC this season. The loss to the Redhawks marked their only defeat in-conference. Miami-Ohio did wrap up the regular season with consecutive wins over Buffalo and Ball State but it was favored in both contests so not unexpected. The difference in the first meeting between these teams was a single Western Michigan turnover. Apart from that, these two squads were very evenly-matched. With that in mind, we'll back the Broncos as I can't help but feel the Redhawks are in for a letdown offensively after scoring 37 and 45 points in their last two games. Take Western Michigan (8*).

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The CFB Comp play in the BIG 12 Championship game is on BYU Plus the 12-13 points here. The Cougars are in a nice 10-1 post season System that dates to 1990 and pertains to Championship dogs of more than 8 that are in off a home win, vs an opponent like Texas Tech that scored 48 or more last out and allowed 37 or less. The System is perfect when we include our dog having road loss revenge. Texas Tech handles BYU easily at home 29-7, however they did have a +3 turnover edge on their side and while they our yarded the Cougars by over 110 yards they were held to a season low in points at home. BYU knows what to expect here and will likely be better on offense. This is a high line for two teams with an 11-1 record. Also of note is that Championship favorites off a shutout win vs a team with a .600 or better win percentage have failed to cover 7 of 8 times since 1991. BYU limits the turnovers here they should stay in this game and get a cover. Take the points with BYU. GL Rob V-

SU:4-7

ATS: 10-1

Team:27.2

Opp:30.7

Dec 06,  2025 12:00 Sat 15 2025 BYU  TXT  neutral 12.5  49.5

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Saturday’s FREE WINNER: Western Michigan Broncos.

Game 114.

9:00 AM PST/12:00 PM EST.

Maybe this game isn't being played in Kalamazoo, but it is being played in Detroit, Michigan and you will see a ton of Broncos fans in the stands. Having said that, this is the third straight MAC title game for the Redhawks, winning the previous two. But they do lose a little luster when they travel going 3-3 on the road this season. While they have won and covered their last two outings, they did struggle a little bit in they're two previous contests, losing and failing to cover both. Meanwhile, Western Michigan enters this matchup red-hot, winning four in a row straight up, and covering their last three games. As a matter of fact, they have played some darn good football. I am well aware Miami took down Western Michigan in the only meeting this season, back at the end of October at home, 26-17. That was their second consecutive win and cover going back several seasons. Prior to that Western Michigan dominated this rivalry, winning eight consecutive meetings straight up, and going 5-3 ATS during that span. Neither offense is known for their passing games. Without question both offenses rely upon their ground games. But also, without question, the Broncos are stronger at running the football. Coincidentally enough, they're both pretty darn good at stopping in rush, as Western Michigan is certainly stronger against the pass. They also possess a defense that ranks 13th nationally, yielding just 18.7 PPG. Speaking of offense, the dual-threat senior quarterback for the Redhawks, is no longer here. And they have a younger, less-seasoned, quarterback at the helm. I just don't see him having too much success here. As a matter of fact, this is a big step up in class from what he's seen recently. Just FYI, Dequan Finn was the experienced leader under center when Miami took down Western Michigan. Now the reins have been passed to Thomas Gotkowski really just has one start under his belt. You can't compare that to quarterback Broc Lowry, who possesses a 63.5% completion rate, 1572 yards passing, and a 7/2 ratio this season. He will be the difference on offense, while the Broncos defense take care of the rest. Take Western Michigan. Thank you.

As the 2025 MAC Championship Game approaches on December 6 at Ford Field in Detroit, bettors are eyeing a gritty rematch between the Miami (OH) RedHawks (7-5, 5-3 MAC) and the Western Michigan Broncos (8-4, 7-1 MAC). The over/under total holds steady at 43.5, a number that screams caution in a conference known for defensive slugfests. This low line isn't accidental ,it's a reflection of both teams' identities as run-heavy, efficiency-challenged offenses facing elite conference defenses, making the under our viable wager in this neutral-site showdown.

Historical trends in the MAC Championship strongly favor the under, providing a rock-solid foundation for this pick. Since 2005, MAC title games have gone under the total in 13 of 20 instances, cashing by an average of about six points per game, with the last six straight championships all staying below the line. This pattern holds even stronger in recent years, as conference games increasingly emphasize clock control and field position over explosive plays, especially indoors at Ford Field where conservative coaching often prevails. For Miami specifically, the RedHawks have been a consistent under machine, posting a 40-28-1 record (58.8%) to the under over the past three seasons, including a 7-5 mark this year where their games averaged just 44.4 total points. Western Michigan isn't far behind, sitting at an even 6-6 over/under this season but allowing only 18.7 points per game (16th nationally) and just 14.5 in MAC play, underscoring their defensive prowess that aligns perfectly with these low-scoring trends.

Diving into the matchup angles, the under's appeal starts with the defensive blueprints on both sides. Western Michigan boasts a top-35 unit in yards per play allowed and a strong pass rush (31st in PFF grade), anchored by edge rusher Nadame Tucker and his 12 sacks, which could disrupt Miami's inexperienced quarterback Thomas Gotkowski and force quick three-and-outs. Miami counters with the nation's third-best pass rush efficiency and a run defense that surrendered just 101.1 yards per game in conference, holding Western Michigan's non-QB backs to a measly 50 yards in their October 26-17 victory in a game that totaled exactly 43 points, teasing right under today's line. Both offenses rank in the 90s nationally in EPA per play, with Western Michigan leaning on a ground attack that averaged only 3.7 yards per carry against Miami earlier, while the RedHawks' +9 turnover margin in MAC games flips field position and stifles drives into field goals rather than touchdowns.

Another key angle is the championship environment itself, where pressure often leads to risk-averse play-calling and fewer big plays. Western Michigan's dual-threat QB Broc Lowry (971 rushing yards, 14 TDs) is a wildcard, but Miami's linebacker Jackson Kuwatch and their top-tier front have already proven they can contain him, as evidenced by Lowry's fumble in the first meeting. With both teams' average game totals hovering around 45-46 points but dipping lower in conference clashes, and sharp money leaning under in similar low totals, this setup projects to a 23-20 or 24-17 final...well below 43.5. Neutral-site dynamics at Ford Field further suppress scoring, as the lack of home crowd energy encourages ball control over aggression.

In summary, the combination of MAC historical unders, team-specific trends favoring low totals, and matchup angles highlighting defensive dominance make the under 43.5 (-110) a viable totals bet for this MAC Championship. While the spread is tempting with Miami's pedigree in title games (their third straight appearance), the real value lies in betting on a defensive war where points come at a premium. Grab the under early before any line movement, and let's cash in on this grinder.

Play on the under

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