At 4:05 pm,our selection is on the Los Angeles Chargers minus the points over Las Vegas.  The Chargers suffered the biggest upset loss in Week 1 when they fell to the Arizona Cardinals, 26-14, as an 8.5-point favorite.  Meanwhile, the Raiders blew out Miami, 27-13.  We'll look for the Chargers to bounce back off that upset loss, as NFL teams that were upset as favorites of 8+ points have cashed 64.2% vs. division foes off a SU win, dating back to 1980.  And favorites off an upset loss in their home openers have cashed 62.5% since 1980 vs. foes not off an ATS loss.  Finally, the Chargers have cashed 75% as divisional home favorites off an upset home loss since 1980.  Lay the points.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 1 pm, on Sunday, our selection is on the Carolina Panthers minus the points over Atlanta.  The Panthers were annihilated last week, 59-37, by the Chicago Bears.  Atlanta also lost, but only by seven to Pittsburgh, 20-13.  We'll lay the points with the Panthers on the road, as road favorites have gone 23-2 SU and 20-5 ATS in division games after allowing 42+ points in their previous game.  Carolina is a super 14-1 ATS off a SU loss, including 11-0 ATS its last 11.  Lay the points.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 1 pm, our selection is on the Cleveland Browns + the points over Tampa Bay.  The Browns were blown out on the road by the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 1, 34-10, while Tampa Bay fell to the Cincinnati Bengals, 33-27.  The Browns are saddled with another road game in Week 2, and we'll grab the points with Cleveland, as Week 2 road underdogs have cashed 65.7% since 1980 after scoring less than 17 points in Week 1.  Cleveland also falls into a 116-37 ATS system of mine which plays on certain teams off blowout losses.  Take the Browns.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.                             

Our 3 selections include the Green Bay Packers, Miami Dolphins and Houston Texans.<br><br>At 1 pm, our selection is on the Green Bay Packers minus the points over the New York Jets.  The Jets went on the road in Week 1 and upset the Tennessee Titans, 23-10.  New York is back home on Sunday, and has been installed as an underdog vs. the Packers.  We'll fade New York, as home dogs have cashed just 24 percent since 1980 off a win in their season opener, if they're matched-up against a foe off a SU loss.  Lay the points with the Packers.<br><br>At 1 pm, our selection is on the Houston Texans minus the points over Cincinnati.  The Texans lost at home to Buffalo last week, 36-31, while Cincinnati defeated Tampa Bay, 33-27.  Houston's back home for this game, and we'll lay the points, as home favorites have cashed 57% in Week 2 off a home loss in their season opener, if they were playing an opponent off a SU/ATS win.  Take the Texans.<br><br>At 4:25 pm, our selection is on the Miami Dolphins + the points over San Francisco.  The 49ers upset the Los Angeles Rams last week, 27-7.  We'll fade the Niners on Sunday afternoon, as home teams have cashed just 31 percent since 1980 off a double-digit upset win, if they were playing a foe off a SU/ATS loss.  Grab the points with Miami.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 7:30 pm, our selection is on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish minus the points over Michigan State.  The Irish come into this game off back to back covers - each by seven points.  Last week, they defeated Rice, 52-0, as a 45-point favorite.  And they opened their season with a 41-13 win over Wisconsin, as a 21-point favorite.  They're once again laying a huge number, and we'll lay the points.  This is the Spartans' first road game of the season, and Big 10 teams are 36-64 ATS in their first road game, when they entered off a SU/ATS win, and their opponent was not off a SU loss.  Additionally, Notre Dame falls into a 52-22 ATS 'momentum' system of mine which plays on certain home teams in non-conference games off a win by 50+ points.  Lay it.  Good luck, as always, Al McMordie.

At 4:15 pm, our selection is on the South Carolina Gamecocks minus the points over Mississippi State.  South Carolina is 2-0 following easy wins over Kent St. (45-9) and Towson (57-0).  The Bulldogs are also off to a 2-0 SU/ATS start after demolishing Louisiana-Monroe, 62-13, and then blowing out Big 10 foe, Minnesota, last week, 38-13.  Miss State will stay on the road for this SEC Conference game in Columbia, and has been installed as an underdog vs. the Gamecocks.  We'll fade Miss State, as SEC Conference teams off back to back SU/ATS wins are 23-47-2 ATS as an underdog.  Even worse:  SEC teams are 30-76-8 ATS on the road when priced from +4.5 to -14.5 vs. .888 (or better) foes (at Game 3 forward).  The Gamecocks also are 8-1 SU and 7-2 ATS in the last nine meetings vs. the Bulldogs.  Lay the points.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 4 pm, on Saturday, our selection is on the UNDER in the Indiana/Western Kentucky game.  Last week, Western Kentucky was walloped, 70-20, by the Georgia Bulldogs.  But off that 50-point blowout loss, we'll look for a much better defensive effort by the Hilltoppers in Bloomington.  Indeed, teams off losses by 49+ points in games that also went Over the total, have proceeded to go 96-65-1 UNDER the total in their next game.  Meanwhile, the Hoosiers come into this game off back-to-back wins where they scored 52 and 55 points.  And NCAA teams that scored 52+ points in each of their two previous games have gone 56% UNDER.  Finally, the UNDER falls into 78-27 and 136-68 Totals systems of mine.  Take the Hoosiers and Hilltoppers UNDER.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

Our 3 selections include Texas El Paso, Stanford and BYU.<br><br>At 3:30 pm, our selection is on the Texas-El Paso Miners + the points over Michigan.  The Wolverines were my biggest play last week, when they won as a 5.5-point home dog vs. the Oklahoma Sooners.  And that's now 2 huge emotional wins in a row for Kyle Whittingham's men.  They're now favored by 5 touchdowns vs. Texas-El Paso, which blew out Texas Southern last week, 51-10.  But prior to defeating the Tigers, UTEP lost by 51 to Oklahoma in Norman.  The knee-jerk reaction might be to think that Michigan can put a similar pasting on the Miners.  But be careful, as NCAA favorites off upset wins as a 5-point (or greater) underdog the previous week have cashed just 38% since 1980 vs. opponents also off a win, but not off an UNDERDOG win.  I'll grab the points with UTEP.<br><br>At 4 pm, our selection is on the Stanford Cardinal + the points over Duke.  When Stanford last took the field -- 15 days ago -- we played against it, and cashed on Miami-Fla, which won 45-6.  However, with an extra week to rest and prepare for this ACC Conference game, we'll happily grab the points with Stanford.  Indeed, rested, road teams have cashed 63.2% of Conference games since 1980 vs. unrested foes, if our road team didn't score 7+ points in its previous game.  Take the Cardinal.<br><br>At 7:30 pm, our selection is on the BYU Cougars minus the points over Colorado State.  The Rams are off to a strong start, with blowout wins over Wyoming (35-13) and Southern Utah (58-24).  They're now catching double-digits from the Cougars, who won SU/ATS at home last week vs. Arizona.  Colorado State falls into a negative 90-161 ATS system of mine, which fades certain home teams with strong ATS records.  And BYU is 10-0 SU and 9-1 ATS its last 10 FBS games vs. non-conference foes.  Lay the points.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.

At 12 Noon, our selection is on the North Carolina Tar Heels + the points over Clemson.  The Tigers blew out North Carolina, 38-10, last season, so Bill Belichick's men will be looking to avenge that defeat.  They already avenged one loss when they upset TCU in their season-opener, 15-10, after losing to the Horned Frogs by 38 last year.  North Carolina is off to a 2-0 start, and falls into a very good revenge system of mine which is 211-115-4 ATS since 1980 (the same system which triggered our Winner last week on UTSA over Texas State).  And, finally, undefeated, revenge-minded road teams are 142-103 ATS in FBS games their last 245.  Grab the points with North Carolina.  Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.