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My strong sources, projections, statistical models, and matchup analysis all point to significant value at the current number. Recent form, usage, game script, and underlying data all point to the same conclusion: this line is undervalued.

Take Memphis (#528)

The Daily Double video below offers my picks for Spurs - Timberwolves and Grizzlies - Kings on Saturday Night. Here's a brief write-up for Memphis -Sacramento:

The Grizzlies have been power rated too low from Day 1 this season: 5-0 Straight Up and 5-0 Against the Spread. I'm not convinced in the slightest that the betting markets have caught up with this team -- yet -- leaving Memphis as a 'one-way' squad for me right now. I'm either going to bet ON the Grizzlies or leave the game alone. Meanwhile the Kings have gone 0-5 SU and 1-4 ATS, ranked dead last in the NBA on the defensive end of the court. Again, I'm not convinced the markets have caught up with how BAD Doug Christie's team actually is; a team worth fading until the markets respond appropriately to their dismal level of play. Take the Grizzlies.

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.

7 big winners today: 2-1 AAC ABOLISHER, 2-1 ACC ANNIHILATOR, 4-0 BIG TEN BOOKIE BUSTER, 2-1 ACC ACCUMULATOR, 2-0 BIG TEN BANGER, 2-1 PAC 12 PAYDAY, & BIG TEN BASHER,

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.