08-31-24 |
Ottawa +2.5 v. BC |
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12-38 |
Loss |
-110 |
32 h 48 m |
Show
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Ottawa Redblacks. TD PLAY. Game 779. 4:00 PM PST/7:00 PM EST. Very quietly, the Ottawa Redblacks possess second place in the East Division at 7-2-1. Oh, by the way, they're also 7-3 against the spread this season. They took down the BC Lions less than a week ago at home, 34-27. They started this campaign off having trouble on the road. That isn't the case anymore, as they have won and covered their last two games played as a visitor. Both as an underdog, and both outright wins for them. On the other hand, the BC Lions started the campaign off 5–0, only to drop their last five straight. Not only have their lost their last five outings, they have failed to cover all five as well. The Redblacks have the more stable quarterback at the helm. They are also quite a bit stronger on the defensive side of the ball. I don't see why this turn out should be any different than the last matchup less than a week ago. Take Ottawa. Thank you.
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08-24-24 |
BC v. Ottawa +1.5 |
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27-34 |
Win
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100 |
8 h 25 m |
Show
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Ottawa Redblacks. TD Play. Game 776. 4:00 PM PST/7:00 PM EST. BC has certainly had their way with Ottawa over recent seasons. As a matter fact, they have taken eight consecutive matchups in this rivalry straight up, going 7-1 against the number. But this is the first meeting this season between these two teams, and trust me when I tell you, they are two very different teams. The Lions sit at 5-5 in the West Division, which does include a 2-4 road record. Meanwhile, the Redblacks are 6-2-1 in the East Division, and are a perfect, 4-0 at home. BC enters this matchup sliding, dropping four in a row, both SU and ATS. Meanwhile, Ottawa is striding, going 4-0-1 SU, and 4-1 ATS their last five outings. I understand BC got their QB back last week. Nathan Rourke was less than stellar in his return to action, going 8 of 25 for 0 touchdowns and 2 interceptions last week. While he should shake off a little bit of that rust this week, I still don't see him putting up great numbers here. He faces a very tough pass defense here, and one of the best run defenses in the League, thus preventing him to crutch on a rushing attack. The visitor also possesses a defense that allows a ton of yardage, and with the well-balanced offensive attack of the home team here, I think giving them points as a mistake. Take the Redblacks. Thank you.
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08-16-24 |
Montreal -145 v. Saskatchewan |
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27-24 |
Win
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100 |
11 h 31 m |
Show
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Montreal Alouettes on the moneyline. Touchdown. Game 783. 6:00 PM PST/9:00 PM EST. Montreal is by far and away the best team in the CFL this season, going 8-1, which does include a perfect, 4-0 away record. They are riding a three-game win and cover streak, and have handled the Saskatchewan Roughriders with ease, taking three of the last four, both straight up and against the spread, including the only matchup this season, about three weeks ago. They top the League in scoring and rank second on defense. They just have too much on both sides of the ball for this opponent. Take the Alouettes. Thank you.
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07-27-24 |
Winnipeg v. Toronto -145 |
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14-16 |
Win
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100 |
8 h 7 m |
Show
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Toronto Argonauts on the MONEY LINE. TD Play. Game 776. 4:00 PM PST/7:00 PM EST. The Winnipeg Blue Bombers, despite talent on their offense, just can't seem to get things going. They rank 9th (dead last) in the League scoring, averaging just 21.3 points per game. To make things worse for the team, they are winless at 0-3 on the road this season, both straight up and against the spread. They go up against a Toronto Argonauts opponent that tops the CFL in scoring, averaging over 29.7 points per game. Coming off a loss on the road at the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, I see this team bouncing back, getting a big win, and more importantly a big cover. Take the Argonauts. Thank you.
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