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Toronto has been scoring goals in bunches this season, and I really like the Over 6.5 against a Vancouver team that has been absolutely dreadful defensively. The Maple Leafs are averaging an impressive 3.7 goals per game, ranking fifth in the NHL, while the Canucks are surrendering a league-worst 4.5 goals per contest. Vancouver is also allowing 32.2 shots per game, the most in hockey, and has surrendered at least four goals in 10 of its first 15 games. That's a terrible matchup against a Toronto offense that has scored 32 goals in seven road games, an average of 4.57 per contest. The Maple Leafs are also coming off a wild 5-4 loss to Seattle and have scored 24 goals over their last five games. Special teams could be another major factor, as Toronto ranks fourth in the NHL with an outstanding 31.2% power-play conversion rate, while Vancouver ranks 31st in penalty killing at an embarrassing 65.4%. However, the Canucks should also contribute offensively against a Maple Leafs defense surrendering 3.3 goals per game. Vancouver is averaging 3.0 goals per contest despite its miserable record, and Toronto has allowed an average of 3.7 goals in its seven road games. The Canucks are coming off another disappointing loss after blowing a two-goal lead against San Jose, and their defensive problems show no signs of disappearing. With Toronto possessing an explosive offense, Vancouver struggling to keep the puck out of its net, and both teams capable of contributing to the scoring, I expect plenty of goals in this Canadian showdown. Over 6.5 is the play.

Survie made her stateside debut back in August at Saratoga where she won a Grade 2 and came back on short rest to win a Grade 1 before shipping back overseas where she threw a clunker in. She was pinned at the rail with no where to run before Ryan Moore eased her when she was out of contention. She is reunited with one of the best jockeys in the world with Flavien Prat who had the mount in her Grade 2 mount at a big price.

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FREE WINNER: UNLV Rebels

The winless Northern Illinois Huskies (0-7) have endured a brutal opening campaign, ranking near the bottom of the FBS in both total offense (15.1 PPG) and defense. Transfer quarterback Taron Dickens has struggled to get the passing attack off the ground behind an offense that will find it hard to crack UNLV's defense. The UNLV Rebels (4-3) are coming off a bye week, Dan Mullen's squad is looking to rebound from a road loss to Air Force and keep their Mountain West title hopes alive. UNLV enters with a distinct advantage on both sides of the ball against an overmatched opponent, averaging 24.1 points per game while facing a Northern Illinois defense that surrenders 38.6 points per game. The Rebels get a comfortable double-digit win and cover over the Huskies at home.

USC is 2-6 ATS this season and has not played all that well in their marquee games. The Trojans managed just seven points against Wisconsin and lost to Oregon earlier in the season. Ohio State has covered five of its seven games. The Buckeyes are 11th in total offense and seventh in total defense. The Trojans are 77th in pass defense and 78th in scoring defense. If I had any faith in the USC defense, I would take the points at home, but I don't.

Play on Ohio State. This is a FREE play.

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As of releasing this play, I see Wake Forest -13.0 points. I think they win this game by 2 1/2 to 3 touchdowns. So, even if the game closes two touchdowns, I still like the Demon Deacons.

Saturday’s free winner: Wake Forest Demon Deacons.

Game 152.

12:45 PM PST/3:45 PM EST.

No matter how you slice it, it’s never easy to lay nearly two-touchdowns in college football. However, if you are going to do it, this would be the game to pull the trigger on. Wake Forest is playing some great football winning six of their seven outings straight up and covering five of those outings in a row. They took last year’s meeting on the road, 16-9. They have dominated this rivalry taking six of the last seven overall matchups with Virginia, both SU/ATS. Speaking of the Cavaliers, they are point spread poison, failing to cover four consecutive contests. They’ve also dropped three of the last four outings SU, as well. They don’t travel well as they have yet to be victorious as a visitor in 2026. After this week, Wake Forest has a “gimmee” game before taking it on the road against SMU and Georgia Tech and then finishing up their regular season at home against Duke. They need every victory they can get. I look for the Demon Deacons and their explosive offense which ranks 17th in the nation averaging 37.4 PPG, and rarely making mistakes, to absolutely pick apart the overrated defense of the Cavaliers. On the flipside, I doubt very much Virginia is going to light up the scoreboard here against one of the stingiest and nastiest run defenses in college football, and an overall stop-unit which allows just 19.4 PPG. This game will get out of hand. Take Wake Forest. Thank you.