Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NFL Sunday 8* (Regular Play) on OVER in Detroit vs. Green Bay @ 1:00 p.m. ET
The Detroit Lions host the Green Bay Packers Sunday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on OVER in Detroit with this Three-Factor Analysis: 1. The Lions are all about the air attack, passing the football on almost 64 percent of their snaps. Detroit busted a tired against a tough Carolina defense in Week 2 but now returns home to the fast track inside Ford Field, looking to put that poor showing behind them and light up the scoreboard in this NFC North rivalry. 2. Green Bay exploded for 31 points in Week 2’s win over the Jets. After struggling against the Seahawks dreaded defense in the season opener, the Packers were able to find room down field with Aaron Rodgers passing for 346 yards and three touchdowns. Green Bay should do more of the same against a weak Detroit secondary. 3. Green Bay’s defense continues to be a sore spot for the Cheeseheads. The Packers allowed Seattle to put up 36 points on nearly 400 yards in Week 1, then gave up 24 points to the Jets on 312 yards last Sunday. That soft stop unit has helped Over backers cash in during both Green Bay games this season. The Packers have also topped the total in four straight road games going back to last season.
Play on OVER in Detroit as an 8* Regular Selection Sunday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NFL Sunday 8* (Regular Play) on Philadelphia vs. Washington @ 1:00 p.m. ET
The Philadelphia Eagles host the Washington Redskins Sunday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Philadelphia with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. The Redskins offense gets a bit of a facelift with Kirk Cousin stepping in for the injured Robert Griffin III. Cousins doesn’t have the ability to break off big gains with his legs, so Philadelphia can use its speed and pressure the passer. Washington may also be without top WR DeSean Jackson. Even if Jackson does play, he doesn’t have much chemistry with Cousins and won’t have much of an impact at less than 100 percent. 2. The Eagles have needed comebacks in both their wins this season – an issue head coach Chip Kelly is well aware of. Look for Philadelphia to come out strong and try to put this game out of reach early, rather than scramble for the second-half rally. 3. Philadelphia has too many weapons for Washington to handle. Running back LeSean McCoy and Darren Sproles are the most explosive playmaking backfield in the NFL, breaking off big gains on the ground and off the short pass. The Redskins were able to get to a hampered Jaguars offense last Sunday but this Eagles offense is on another level and will wear out the Washington defenders before the whistle blows for halftime.
Play on Philadelphia as an 8* Regular Selection Sunday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Saturday 10* (Top Play) on OVER in Houston vs. UNLV @ 8:00 p.m. ET
The Houston Cougars host the UNLV Runnin’ Rebels Saturday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on OVER in Houston with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. The Cougars have some offensive chops but have taken some time to find their stride with the football. Houston hung 47 points on Grambling State in Week 2 and scored 25 points versus BYU last weekend. The Cougars should continue to improve against a UNLV stop unit that was busted for 48 points by Northern Illinois last weekend. 2. The Rebels easily topped the total against NIU last week, letting up for 48 points but also scoring 34 points of their own. UNLV QB Blake Decker picked up the pace with 397 passing yards against the Huskies, connecting with standout WR Devante Davis for 150 of those gains and two touchdowns on just six catches last Saturday. The Rebels also got some balance back with the return of RB Shaquille Murray-Lawrence, who scored twice for UNLV in Week 3. 3. The Rebels defense has been bullied in the opening weeks of the season. Against Arizona, UNLV allowed 58 points on 787 total yards and then gave up 48 points on 616 total yards versus Northern Illinois. That puts the Rebels at the bottom of the barrel in defensive stats, including an average of 576.7 yards against – third worst in the nation.
Play on OVER in Houston as a 10* Top Selection Saturday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Saturday 8* (Regular Play) on OVER in Missouri vs. Indiana @ 4:00 p.m. ET
The Missouri Tigers host the Indiana Hoosiers Saturday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on OVER in Missouri with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. The Hoosiers can put up points in a hurry, averaging 35 points in their first two contests of the season. Indiana’s heart and soul is a potent ground game, that rumbled all over Bowling Green for 235 yards in a 45-42 loss to the Falcons which topped the 75-point total. The Hoosiers have the playmaker to sneak past the Missouri defensive line and pick up big gains Saturday. 2. On the other side of the ball, Indiana is terrible. The Hoosiers watched Bowling Green hang 45 points on 571 total yards. They also got whistled for 11 penalties for 143 yards against. Don’t expect much resistance when the Tigers’ offense starts heating up, and those infractions will keep the chains moving for Mizzou. 3. Missouri is no slouch when it comes to lighting up the scoreboard. The Tigers rank 28th in the nation in points – 41.7 ppg – and have an equally-explosive ground game that can strike for big gains. Quarterback Maty Mauk is a one-man offense, passing for 647 yards and tacking on an extra 83 on the ground. This game has shootout written all over it. Last year, the Tigers and Hoosiers topped the 70.5-point total with a 45-28 Missouri win.
Play on OVER in Missouri as an 8* Regular Selection Saturday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Saturday 10* (Top Play) on Navy vs. Rutgers @ 3:30 p.m. ET
The Navy Midshipman host the Rutgers Scarlet Knights Saturday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Navy with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. It’s no surprise what the Navy game plan is – run the ball. The Middies’ triple-option offense is tops in the land with 403 rushing yards per game. But even though the Scarlet Knights know what’s coming, it’s not an easy attack to stop. Rutgers allowed FCS Howard to run for 259 yards in Week 2, failing to cover as big favorites. 2. Navy is coming off two solid wins on the road, knocking off Temple and Texas State, and covering the spread in each victory. The Midshipmen are expecting to have star QB Keenan Reynolds back on the field versus Rutgers after missing Week 3’s action with a knee injury. Reynolds can stretch the field with his ability to run the football and brings a ton of experience under center for Navy. 3. Rutgers offense was exposed against Penn State last week. Quaterback Gary Nova was horrible, completing only 50 percent of his passes and throwing five interceptions. Head coach Kyle Flood is sticking with Nova against Navy Saturday, but the Middies have a ball-hawking defense that has three interceptions already this season.
Play on Navy as a 10* Top Selection Saturday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Saturday 8* (Regular Play) on OVER in Syracuse vs. Maryland @ 12:30 p.m. ET
The Syracuse Orange host the Maryland Terrapins Saturday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on OVER in Syracuse with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Maryland has flexed its muscle offensively this season, averaging 37.7 points per game. The Terrapins got into a shootout with West Virginia in Week 3, losing 40-37 but blowing away the 61-point total. 2. The Orange put up 40 points on Central Michigan last weekend, rushing for 289 yards in the win. Central Michigan tried to slow things down with the football, but Syracuse forced three fumbles – recovering two – and nearly topped the total on its own. 3. The Terps haven’t been happy with their ability to keep the chains moving on third downs, converting just 44.68 percent of those chances. Maryland has worked on picking up the gains needed on those third downs and is focused on staying away from third-and-long situations. Expect an efficient and potent offense from Maryland against a Cuse defense that has yet to truly be tested in 2014.
Play on OVER in Syracuse as an 8* Regular Selection Saturday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Friday 8* (Regular Play) on South Florida vs. Connecticut @ 8:00 p.m. ET
The South Florida Bulls host the Connecticut Huskies Friday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on South Florida with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. The Huskies have dropped two home games to FBS opponents and now hit the road for the first time Friday night. If Connecticut thought it was tough moving the chains in front of a friendly crowd, wait until the deafening fans inside Raymond James Stadium drown out the playcall at the line of scrimmage. UConn is averaging just under 17 points per game this season and points will be harder to come by Friday night. 2. The Bulls have a major home-run hitter in RB Marlon Mack, who set the AAC record for rushing yards in a single game with 275 in Week 1. Mack has slowed down against tougher opposition but faces a UConn stop unit that allows 120.3 yards on the ground per game. That number could be higher if not for opponents exploiting an equally-weak pass defense. 3. This Huskies offense has been in shambles since starting QB Casey Cochran was forced to retire from football due to concussions. His replacement Chandler Whitmer hasn’t found his form, throwing for two touchdowns and two interceptions in his most recent game against Boise State and posting a 49 percent completion rate. There’s not much of a ground game to take some of the pressure off Whitmer, with UConn managing just 66.7 yards on the ground per game.
Play on South Florida as an 8* Regular Selection Friday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NFL Thursday 8* (Regular Play) OVER in Atlanta vs. Tampa Bay @ 8:25 p.m. ET
The Atlanta Falcons host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Thursday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on OVER in Atlanta with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Don’t be put off by the mere 10 points Atlanta posted in its loss to Cincinnati in Week 2. This offense is fast and furious, and can put up points in a hurry. The Falcons fell flat after such a huge win over New Orleans in Week 1. In that victory, they put 37 points on the scoreboard and aired it out for 448 passing yards. Atlanta is back home on the fast track at the Georgia Dome looking to strike again for huge gains in Week 3. 2. Tampa Bay’s defense is very overrated right now. New head coach Lovie Smith was supposed to toughen up this stop unit, which has a surplus of talent on the roster. But, there have been growing pains and the Bucs have been picked apart by two backup QBs in the past two weeks. Now, Tampa Bay takes on Matt Ryan and perhaps the most talented receiving corps in football (Roddy White questionable), and could be missing star DT Gerald McCoy, who is nursing a broken hand, along with middle LB Mason Foster, who is out with a dislocated shoulder. 3. The Falcons defense is nothing to write home about either. Atlanta gave up 34 points to the Saints in a Week 1 shootout and allowed the Bengals to hang 24 points on them despite having their top receiver- AJ Green – leave with injury early into the game. The Falcons were bullied by Cincinnati RB Giovanni Bernard, who amassed 169 total yards of offense, and now face a Bucs ground game featuring big-play threat Bobby Rainey and bruiser Doug Martin, who is expected to return Thursday.
Play on OVER in Atlanta as an 8* Regular Selection Thursday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Thursday 8* (Regular Play) on OVER in Kansas State vs. Auburn @ 7:30 p.m. ET
The Kansas State Wildcats host the Auburn Tigers Thursday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on OVER in Kansas State with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. These programs are no strangers to tall totals, with Auburn ranked fifth in the country in scoring with 52 points per game, and Kansas State posting an average of 43.5 points in its first two games of the season. Both Auburn and KSU have topped the total in their two respective games this year. 2. If the Wildcats are going to compete with the Tigers, they’ll need to score a ton of points. Kansas State’s defense allowed Iowa State – ranked 105th in scoring – to put up 28 points on the scoreboard in Week 2. It gave up some big explosive plays to the Cyclones and now run into a program that has made a name for itself as an explosive offense. 3. Both Auburn and Kansas State lean on their rushing attack, but with each defense keying in on slowing down the ground game, head coaches Gus Malzahn and Bill Snyder need to throw some wrinkles into the playbook and look to air it out when the defense is looking for the run. While quarterbacks Nick Marshall and Jake Waters are known for doing damage with their legs, expect these two to strike downfield for some huge gains Thursday night.
Play on OVER in Kansas State as an 8* Regular Selection Thursday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NFL Monday 8* (Regular Play) on Philadelphia at Indianapolis @ 8:30 p.m. ET
The Indianapolis Colts host the Philadelphia Eagles Monday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Philadelphia with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. The Eagles got their wake-up call last week, falling behind 17-0 to the Jaguars before storming back for a 34-17 win and the cover. Philadelphia can’t afford another slow start versus the Colts, so expect the Eagles to come out firing on Monday Night Football. 2. The Colts defense was rolled by Denver in the first half of their Sunday night loss in Week 1, giving up 24 points in the first two quarters. While Indianapolis crawled back into that game, the defense got some help from poor chemistry between Peyton Manning and receivers Andre Caldwell and Emmanuel Sanders. Philadelphia is the only other offense in the NFL on par with Denver and will expose the Indy defense for big gains Monday. 3. The Eagles defense was a bit underrated in Week 1 after allowing Jacksonville to take an early lead. However, those scores came on turnovers and offered the Jaguars a short field. Philadelphia tightened up and the defense pitched a shutout in the final two quarters. Expect the Eagles stop unit to continue to improve Monday night.
Play on Philadelphia as an 8* Regular Selection Monday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NFL Sunday 8* (Regular Play) on OVER in San Francisco vs. Chicago @ 8:30 p.m. ET
The San Francisco 49ers host the Chicago Bears Sunday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on OVER in San Francisco with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. The Niners cut the ribbon to their new home – Levis Stadium – on Sunday Night Football and will be looking to give the Bay Area faithful a show. Expect an amped up San Francisco squad to come up and put that shiny new scoreboard to the test. 2. Chicago is one of the most explosive offensive clubs in the NFL. Receivers Brandon Marshall and Alshon Jeffery are both nursing injuries but should play Sunday night, looking to erase last week’s loss to the Bills. The Bears have plenty to prove on Sunday and take on a 49ers defense missing some key players, with Aldon Smith and NaVorro Bowman out of action. That should help keep the pressure off Jay Cutler and open up the field for dynamic RB Matt Forte. 3. Chicago is going to have to score plenty of points if it wants to be competitive in Week 2. The Bears defense remains the major weak spot for this franchise, allowing Buffalo to pile up 193 yards on the ground and watching Buffalo second-year QB EJ Manuel complete 16 of 22 passes for 173 and a score. Now, Chicago takes on San Francisco dual-threat Colin Kaepernick and a depth chart loaded with playmakers.
Play on OVER in San Francisco as an 8* Regular Selection Sunday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NFL Sunday 10* (Top Play) on OVER in Green Bay vs. NY Jets @ 4:25 p.m. ET
The Green Bay Packers host the New York Jets Sunday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on OVER in Green Bay with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. The Packers are out to rebound from a tough outing last Thursday, getting rocked by the defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks. Green Bay wants to prove to its fans – and the rest of the NFL – that it’s still a Super Bowl contender, and will look to strike early and often in its home opener. 2. New York impressed plenty of bettors in Week 1, especially second-year QB Geno Smith, who threw for 221 yards on 23 for 28 passing. New York’s ground game complemented that with a total of 212 yards rushing, getting great production from veteran Chris Johnson and Chris Ivory. This Jets attack is much more potent than people were predicting. 3. Green Bay running back Eddie Lacy is probable to play Sunday after suffering a mild concussion last Thursday. While having the bruising back will give the Packers a more dynamic offense, don’t expect them to lean on him too much against a Jets defense that allowed just 25 total yards rushing in Week 1. The Packers offensive playbook will be pass-heavy, keeping the chains moving and the scoring high.
Play on OVER in Green Bay as a 10* Top Selection Sunday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NFL Sunday 8* (Regular Play) on Tennessee vs. Dallas @ 1 p.m. ET
The Tennessee Titans host the Dallas Cowboys Sunday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Tennessee with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. The Titans ride a wave of momentum into Week 2 after crushing Kansas City 26-10 in Week 1. Tennessee was undervalued in that game and is undervalued again this Sunday. The Titans have turned the corner with a solid defensive unit and an offense that is finding its footing. 2. Dallas was dreadful on offense in Week 1, turning the ball over four times in the 28-17 loss to San Francisco that wasn’t as close as the score would indicate. Tony Romo was responsible for three of those turnovers, forcing three INTs while trying to do too much with the football. Romo is the driving force behind this Cowboys team but isn’t the same player since undergoing another back surgery this offseason. 3. The Titans were able to rumble for 162 yards on the ground in Week 1, getting great production from the RB corps. Tennessee will employ another ground-heavy attack Sunday, wearing down a thin Cowboys defense that ranked dead last in the NFL last season. This should open up the passing game for QB Jake Locker to strike for big gains downfield, easily covering this spread Sunday.
Play on Tennessee as an 8* Regular Selection Sunday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Saturday 10* (Top Play) on Penn State vs. Rutgers @ 8 p.m. ET
The Rutgers Scarlet Knights host the Penn State Nittany Lions Saturday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Penn State with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Penn State got a major lift in morale this past week when the NCAA lifted sanctions and the bowl ban enforced after the Jerry Sandusky scandal. The Nittany Lions players, who came to Happy Valley unsure of the program’s future, will be rewarded for their loyalty and it will show Saturday night. 2. Penn State has shown its offense and defense prowess in the first two games of the season. The Nitany Lions put on an air show for the fans in Ireland, racking up 454 passing yards in the win over UCF. Then Penn State shutdown Akron to just three points on 277 total yards in Week 2. This is a talented team on both sides of the ball. 3. This is Rutgers first Big Ten game since joining the conference this offseason. The Scarlet Knight have never defeated PSU at home in nine tries and the Nittany Lions will look to deliver a “Welcome to the Big Ten” beating Saturday. Rutgers barely edged a weak Washington State squad and had trouble with FCS Howard, watching the Bison outscore them 18-7 in the second half of that Week 2 game.
Play on Penn State as a 10* Top Selection Saturday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Saturday 10* (Top Play) on OVER in UNLV vs. Northern Illinois @ 7 p.m. ET
The UNLV Runnin’ Rebels host the Northern Illinois Huskies Saturday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on OVER in UNLV with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. These teams haven’t been impressive on offense to start the season. The Rebels have totaled just 26 points in two games while NIU mustered only 23 points in its lone game against an FBS opponent. However, both are primed for a breakout Saturday in Las Vegas. UNLV has one of the best offensive lines in the MWC and will start playing like it in this big home game. Expect QB Blake Decker to have ample time to find his targets. 2. Northern Illinois’ offense hasn’t been able to find its footing while looking to replace former Heisman contender QB Jordan Lynch. But, NIU head coach Rod Carey has found his man in Drew Hare, who will start Saturday. With Hare taking first-team reps all week, expect this Huskies offense to finally start clicking. 3. This Northern Illinois team knows how to win on the road, having taken 25 straight wins in the regular season and 16 straight away from home. The Huskies are 12-3-1 ATS on the road in that span. NIU is running its zone-read offense which has given UNLV issues in the past. The Rebels faced a similar scoring attack in their 58-13 blowout loss to Arizona in Week 1.
Play on OVER in UNLV as a 10* Top Selection Saturday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Saturday 8* (Regular Play) on Georgia at South Carolina @ 3:30 p.m. ET
The South Carolina Gamecocks host the Georgia Bulldogs Saturday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Georgia with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Georgia has had a week off since defeating Clemson in Week 1, ironing out the details for this massive SEC showdown. The Bulldogs aren’t expecting any but a fight in South Carolina and don’t want to repeat their last trip to William-Brice Stadium, when they fell behind 21-0 and eventually lost 35-7. This is a big statement game for UGA. 2. Georgia has more weapons than most SEC schools, but the biggest gun of all is RB Todd Gurley, who leads the Heisman race after dominating Clemson with 198 yards and three touchdowns on the ground as well as a 100-yard kick return touchdown. Last season, Gurley went for 132 yards and a score versus South Carolina, leading UGA to a 41-30 victory at home as a 3-point favorite. 3. If the Gamecocks focus all their defensive efforts on Gurley, UGA has more than enough firepower in the passing game. Quarterback Hutson Mason has plenty of receiving options. The same can’t be said for South Carolina QB Dylan Thompson, if Georgia takes RB Mike Davis out of the equation. Thompson has already thrown two interceptions and couldn’t get the Gamecocks back into the game against Texas A&M in Week 1, competing only 50 percent of his passes. This Bulldogs defense is stacked with talent and its pass rush is one of the best in the country.
Play on Georgia as an 8* Regular Selection Saturday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Saturday 8* (Regular Play) on Central Florida at Missouri @ 12 p.m. ET
The Missouri Tigers host the Central Florida Knights Saturday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Central Florida with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Central Florida has had two weeks to prepare for Missouri, taking a bye week after opening the season with a slim loss versus Penn State in Ireland. The Knights will be well versed in the Tigers’ biggest weaknesses come Saturday afternoon. 2. The Knights have one of the most experienced defenses in college football and are stout against the run, locking down Penn State to only 57 rushing yards in the opener. The secondary was soft in that Week 1 matchup, giving up 454 passing yards, but to help offset that the Knights have been turning their attention to the pass rush and won’t give Missouri QB Maty Mauk time to strike down field. 3. Central Florida was a giant killer before joining the AAC power conference. The Knights have knocked off their last two ranked foes and have been dominant away from home, winning six straight on the road. UCF owns an impressive 6-1 ATS mark in its last seven non-conference clashes heading into Saturday.
Play on Central Florida as an 8* Regular Selection Saturday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Friday 8* (Regular Play) on OVER in Buffalo vs. Baylor @ 8:00 p.m. ET
The Buffalo Bills host the Baylor Bears Friday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on OVER in Buffalo with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Baylor is no stranger to sky-high totals. The Bears have been one of the most potent offensive attacks in college football for a while now, and have already flexed their offensive might averaging 57.5 points through the first two weeks – fourth most in the country. Baylor has gone Over the total in 35 of its last 52 contests, with two pushes in that span, and loves playing under the Friday night lights, topping the number in each of its previous four Friday games. 2. Buffalo is also no slouch when it comes to finding the end zone. The Bulls have totaled 77 points in their first two games but the defense is a major concern. Buffalo watched FCS Duquesne score 28 points on 373 yards in Week 1 and lost to Army, which mounted 47 points on 466 yards last week. If they thought the Black Knights’ spread option attack was fast, wait until Baylor hits the turf at Buffalo Friday night. 3. Baylor welcomes back starting QB Bryce Petty Friday night. He sat out last week’s 70-6 drubbing of Northwestern State after injuring his back in Week 1. Petty is a Heisman contender who needs to put on a big show to stay in the conversation after playing just two quarters versus SMU in Week 1. With this game expected to be a blowout, look for head coach Art Briles to give his QB the green light Friday. Petty could be out for school passing records – a huge plus for Over backers.
Play on OVER in Buffalo as an 8* Regular Selection Friday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NFL Thursday 8* (Regular Play) on Baltimore vs. Pittsburgh @ 8:25 p.m. ET
The Baltimore Ravens host the Pittsburgh Steelers Thursday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Baltimore with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. The Ravens are a desperate team at home on Thursday Night Football. Baltimore could drop back in the AFC North standings, with the Steelers and Bengals picking up wins in Week 1. Expect that desperation to help overcome a very trying week for Baltimore in the wake of the Ray Rice release. 2. The Steelers looked solid in the first half of their win against Cleveland Sunday but fell apart down the stretch and narrowly dodged a bullet. Pittsburgh allowed 24 second-half points to a lackluster Browns offense and needed a last-second 41-yard field goal to hold on to the win, failing to cover as 5.5-point home chalk. 3. The Ravens actually outgained the Bengals in their Week 1 loss, getting solid production from third-string RB Justin Forsett and developing some chemistry between QB Joe Flacco and veteran WR Steve Smith. Baltimore can turn the switch to a run-heavy playbook that can control the clock and slow down the pace of the game, going against the grain for Pittsburgh’s no-huddle attack. Look for the Ravens to dominate time of possession and wear down the Steelers stop unit, just like it did in the second half versus Cleveland.
Play on Baltimore as an 8* Regular Selection Thursday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Thursday 8* (Regular Play) on Louisiana Tech at North Texas @ 8:00 p.m. ET
The North Texas Mean Green host the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs Thursday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Louisiana Tech with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. It would seem “The Bulldog” has a soft spot for the Bulldogs, but this Louisiana Tech team is for real. It hung 48 points on rivals Louisiana Lafayette in Week 2, compiling 533 total yards on offense. The Bulldogs have plenty of firepower. 2. North Texas’ win over SMU last weekend should come with a grain of salt. The Mustangs are a mess, managing only six points in that defeat, and that should reflect on the Mean Green defense. North Texas gave up 38 points to an overrated Texas team holding back on its playbook in Week 1 and La Tech is just as potent with the football. 3. North Texas is a very young squad after losing plenty of senior experience from last season. The Mean Green hung 43 points on the Mustangs but benefited from five SMU turnovers. New QB Josh Greer was 9 for 12 for 86 yards passing and the running game did the bulk of the work. The Bulldogs will challenge that inexperience Thursday night and try to make Greer beat them by stacking the line and taking away the rush. Louisiana Tech was able to grab an interception and force a fumble recovery versus Oklahoma, then picked off another pass and scooped up two more fumbles in the win against ULL. This is a very active defense that thrives on mistakes.
Play on Louisiana Tech as an 8* Regular Selection Thursday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NFL Monday 8* (Regular Play) OVER in Detroit vs. NY Giants @ 7:10 p.m. ET
The Detroit Lions host the New York Giants Monday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on OVER in Detroit with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. The Lions have one of the most high-powered offense in the NFL. Not only is Matt Stafford and Calvin Johnson a near unstoppable tandem but Detroit added a second speedy threat in WR Golden Tate and still have playmaking RB Reggie Bush catching passes in the flat. The Lions are primed to put up some fireworks on the scoreboard Monday night. 2. Neither team is strong defensively when it comes to the secondary. New York retooled its pass defense this offseason but it has yet to be seen if those were actual improvements. Detroit has a very strong front seven but weak in the secondary and will allow big gains if the pass rush can’t get to the quarterback. The Lions are built to outgun opponents, not to stop them. 3. New York’s first teamers struggled to produce in new offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo’s West Coast attack during the preseason but the Giants have been tinkering with the offensive playbook all summer long and things are starting to fall into place for the G-Men. Oddsmakers are banking too much on those exhibition results and have set this total far too low. The Giants will be forced to lean on the pass, with the running game still trying to find its footing. That, coupled with Detroit’s pass-happy attack, is a perfect blend for Over backers.
Play on OVER in Detroit as an 8* Regular Selection Monday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NFL Sunday 8* (Regular Play) on Denver vs. Indianapolis @ 8:30 p.m. ET
The Denver Broncos host the Indianapolis Colts Sunday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Denver with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Peyton Manning and the Broncos haven’t forgotten what happened in Indianapolis last year, getting edged 39-33 by the Colts. Indy was one of the few teams, outside of Seattle in the Super Bowl, to rattle Manning, sacking him four times and picking him off once. Denver will look to return the favor, and erase a dismal effort in the Super Bowl, in this revenge spot. 2. The Colts have some serious issues on the offensive line heading into Week 1. The pass protection has been plagued by injury and could leave them inexperienced at keys spots for one of the biggest games of the year. Denver won’t have to fear the non-existent rushing game and will be able to bring heavy pressure on Andrew Luck. 3. The Broncos defense was the chink the armor for a talented Denver squad last season, so the front office boosted the stop unit with some big free-agent signings. Veteran linebacker DeMarcus Ware and corners Aqib Talib and T.J. Ward are huge additions to Jack Del Rio’s defense, which is out to make a big statement on Sunday Night Football.
Play on Denver as an 8* Regular Selection Sunday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NFL Sunday 10* (Top Play) on San Francisco at Dallas @ 4:25 p.m. ET
The Dallas Cowboys host the San Francisco 49ers Sunday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on San Francisco with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. San Francisco just watched the rival Seahawks – pretty much the only team standing between them and the Super Bowl – destroy the Packers Thursday night. The Niners know they must keep pace with Seattle if they want to get back to the NFC title game, and it starts in Week 1 with a strong showing at Dallas. 2. The Cowboys had a historically bad defense in 2013, allowing 415.3 yards per game – worst in the NFL. Dallas did nothing to correct those problems this offseason, and actually may have gotten worse after watching DeMarcus Ware head to Denver and losing LB Sean Lee to another injury. 3. San Francisco had trouble getting the wheels turning on offense this preseason but came alive in the final two games of the exhibition schedule. Dual-threat Colin Kaepernick had a bevy of targets downfield and the running game has overcome injuries with the emergence of Carlos Hyde. The 49ers have too many weapons for the Cowboys to contain Sunday afternoon.
Play on San Francisco as a 10* Top Selection Sunday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NFL Sunday 8* (Regular Play) on OVER in Chicago vs. Buffalo @ 1:00 p.m. ET
The Buffalo Bills host the Chicago Bears Sunday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on OVER in Chicago with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Bears head coach Marc Trestman is in Year 2 on the job in the Windy City and there are big expectations for his high-octane offense this season. Chicago was the second-highest scoring team in the NFL last year – behind only Denver – and growing pains and an injury to QB Jay Cutler stalled development. Now, the Bears have had two full offseasons to fine tune the playbook and should be even more explosive in 2014. 2. The Bills secondary is a hurting unit heading into Week 1. Top corners Stephon Gilmore (groin) and Leodis McKelvin (offseason hip surgery) have been limited in preseason action and have a tough task ahead with Chicago’s WR duo of Alshon Jeffery and Brandon Marshall. Trestman is smart enough to attack those weak links and will test just how healthy the Buffalo secondary really is. 3. The Bears defense was among the worst in the NFC last season, allowing opponents to post nearly 30 points on 394.6 total yards per game. Chicago didn’t do much to correct the issues with its stop unit this offseason, entering 2014 with questions in the pass rush and secondary. The Bears are a team that is going to outgun opponents – not shut them down. That’s good news for Over bettors in Week 1.
Play on OVER in Chicago as an 8* Regular Selection Sunday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Saturday 10* (Regular Play) on OVER in Boise State vs. Colorado State @ 10:15 p.m. ET
The Boise State Broncos host the Colorado State Rams Saturday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on OVER in Boise State with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Colorado State rocked their state rival Colorado in Week 1, putting up 31 points on the Buffaloes. The Rams exploded for 400 total yards, including 139 yards and two scores from Alabama transfer Dee Hart. This CSU attack is one of the most underrated in college football. 2. The Broncos laid an egg in Week 1, running into a tested SEC defense against Ole Miss. The blue turf in Idaho is a sight for sore eyes in Week 2. Head coach Bryan Harsin will be looking to ramp up the attack and put some big points on the board Saturday night. Colorado State doesn’t have the strongest stop unit, allowing Colorado to tally 375 yards, including 241 yards through the air. 3. Boise State’s stop unit is hobbling into Week 2 with injuries to some key players. Defensive tackle Tyler Horn is a big question mark for Week 2 after suffering a leg injury. Cornerback Donte Deayon is expected to play but will be slowed by injury. Last week, Mississippi scored all 35 of its points while those two players were on the sidelines.
Play on OVER in Boise State as an 8* Regular Selection Saturday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Saturday 10* (Top Play) on Notre Dame vs. Michigan@ 7:30 p.m. ET
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish host the Michigan Wolverines Saturday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Notre Dame with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. The Fighting Irish are a different teams with Everett Golson at quarterback. After missing last season due to academic issues, Golson exploded for 295 yards passing and two touchdowns while rushing for three scores on the ground. Notre Dame is a very dangerous team with the dynamic dual-threat under center. 2. Home is where the hard-earned cash is when it comes to this series. The host team has covered in six of the past seven clashes between Notre Dame and Michigan, and the new field turf at Notre Dame Stadium will be rocking Saturday night. 3. The Irish are going to force Michigan QB Devin Gardner to beat them Saturday, loading up the box to take away the Wolverines potent ground game. Gardner isn’t a perfect passer and his lack of accuracy will be tested in hostile territory against a defense that forced two turnovers versus Rice in Week 1.
Play on Notre Dame as a 10* Top Selection Saturday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Saturday 8* (Regular Play) on OVER in Northwestern vs. Northern Illinois @ 3:30 p.m. ET
The Northwestern Wildcats host the Northern Illinois Huskies Saturday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on OVER in Northwestern with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Northwestern was run off the field by California in Week 1. The Wildcats were constantly a step behind the Golden Bears, allowing 31 points on 414 total yards of offense. However, a couple squandered scoring opportunities on both sides keep this game from topping the total. 2. The NIU Huskies flexed their muscles on the ground in Week 1, rumbling for 424 rushing yards – fourth most in the country. The Huskies hung 55 points on FCS Presbyterian – and didn’t score in the fourth quarter. Things could have gotten even uglier had the Huskies not called off the dogs. 3. The Huskies split snaps between their quarterbacks in Week 1, trying to find the best replacement for star QB Jordan Lynch. And it looks like head coach Rod Carey has found his man in Matt McIntosh, who passed for 87 yards on 1-of-14 passing and added another 47 yards on the ground. With the NIU offense rounding into form, it could be another long day for the Northwestern defense Saturday.
Play on OVER in Northwestern as an 8* Regular Selection Saturday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Saturday 8* (Regular Play) on Toledo vs. Missouri @ 12:00 p.m. ET
The Toledo Rockets host the Missouri Tigers Saturday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Toledo with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Toledo isn’t afraid of ranked opponents. Actually, it’s the other way around. The Rockets go toe-to-toe with some of the biggest names in college football each season and hold their own. Toledo fell 38-23 versus Missouri last season, pushing with the 15-point spread thanks to three turnovers in an otherwise strong showing versus the Tigers, but have the home edge this season. The short spread shows just how much respect the oddsmakers have for the Rockets. 2. Toledo’s offense exploded for 666 total yards of offense in the season opener versus New Hampshire. Former Alabama QB Phillip Ely spearheaded that attack with 337 passing yards. Missouri, on the other, sputtered out of the gate in its Week 1 outing versus South Dakota State. The Tigers managed only 393 yards on offense and allowed 365 yards to the FCS Jackrabbits. 3. Toledo knows Mizzou head coach Gary Pinkel very well. Pinkel was the Rockets’ playcaller for 10 seasons, so Toledo has plenty of tape on his systems and tendencies. The Tigers are still warming up to their new head coach, and those growing pains will be magnified Saturday.
Play on Toledo as an 8* Regular Selection Saturday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Friday 8* (Regular Play) on Boston College vs. Pittsburgh @ 7:00 p.m. ET
The Boston College Eagles host the Pittsburgh Panthers Friday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Boston College with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Both Boston College and Pitt won easily in Week 1, however, the Eagles did manage to take down a FBS foe in UMass while the Panthers beat up on FCS Delaware. Boston College debuted its new start, Florida transfer Tyler Murphy, who compiled 291 all-purpose yards in the 30-7 victory as a 17-point favorite. 2. The Boston College defense is feeling very confident after locking down UMass to just 55 yards on the ground in Week 1. The Eagles allowed just 202 yards in total and 77 of those gains came on a big-play brain fart in which the Minutemen scored in the third quarter. 3. Boston College has been a solid cover play when playing in Alumni Stadium. The Eagles have covered the spread in five of their last six home games going back to last season. This former Big East rivalry has been very tight over the years. Boston College and Pitt have had four of their last eight clashes decided by four points or less with the home side going 4-1 ATS in their previous five encounters.
Play on Boston College as an 8* Regular Selection Friday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NFL Thursday 8* (Regular Play) on Green Bay at Seattle @ 8:30 p.m. ET
The Seattle Seahawks host the Green Bay Packers Thursday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Green Bay with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. The Packers have a lot to prove on Thursday night. Green Bay can make a major case for the Super Bowl with a win over the defending champs in Seattle. And it all starts with the running game. The Packers were able to establish the run in the preseason behind RN Eddie Lacy and will control the tempo of the game and keep the Seahawks defensive guessing with a strong effort from their second-year back. Lacy should have plenty of room with Seattle guarding against Aaron Rodgers and an explosive passing playbook. 2. After such a dominant performance in the Super Bowl, the betting public is all over the Seahawks in Week 1. This line has been puffed up all summer long, with most shops offering Week 1 odds for a while now. Green Bay is getting little respect for a team that can seriously give Seattle a run for its money in the NFC this season. Bettors are getting a steal on the Cheese Heads at this price. 3. While Seattle’s defense gets a lot of the headlines, the Packers improved their stop unit this offseason. Green Bay added veteran Julius Peppers to an already stacked linebacker corps and return star Clay Matthews, who was slowed by a hand injury in 2013. The Packers have the horses to get to Russell Wilson and chase down Marshawn Lynch.
Play on Green Bay as an 8* Regular Selection Thursday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Thursday 8* (Regular Play) on Arizona at Texas-San Antonio @ 8:00 p.m. ET
The Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners host the Arizona Wildcats Thursday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Arizona with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Arizona flexed its muscle with a dominating 58-13 win over UNLV in Week 1. The Wildcats got a massive effort from QB Anu Solomon, who passed for 425 yards and four touchdowns while adding another 50 yards on the ground. On top of that, Arizona rumbled for 353 yards rushing. That is more offense than the Roadrunners can handle. 2. Texas-San Antonio is ripe for a letdown spot after stunning the Houston Cougars as a 7.5-point underdog in Week 1. The Roadrunners were able to force six Houston turnovers in that win, something that won’t come easy against the Wildcats Thursday. Expect Texas-San Antonio to fall flat in this mid-week matchup. 3. While the Roadrunners are on the rise, Arizona handled them quite easily last year. The Wildcats took a 38-13 victory but came up just short of covering the 25.5-point spread. This year, books are only giving Texas-San Antonio a touchdown at home. The Roadrunners have a formidable defense but don’t have the depth or overall size to compete with the Wildcats. Arizona’s no-huddle attack will eventually wear down a UTSA squad still working its way into game shape in the second week of the schedule.
Play on Arizona as an 8* Regular Selection Thursday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF 10* (Top Play) on Miami at Louisville @ 8:00 p.m. ET
The Miami Hurricanes visit the Louisville Cardinals Monday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Miami with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Miami comes into this marquee Monday matchup motivated to take down the Cardinals. The Hurricanes fell 36-9 to Louisville in the Russell Athletic Bowl last December, an embarrassing loss the Canes haven’t forgotten about heading into their season opener. 2. Louisville is not only dealing with a huge hole at quarterback – thanks to Teddy Bridgewater making the jump to the pros – but also suffered a massive loss at receiver after DeVante Parker injured his foot during practice. Parker set a school record for touchdown catches in 2013, so the Cardinals will struggle to find cohesion in the passing game. 3. Miami will control the tempo of the game with star running back Duke Johnson, who earned ACC Rookie of the Year honors in 2013. Johnson would have done more last season if not for a late injury, so he’s chomping at the bit to prove he’s among the top rushers in the country. Louisville has a new defensive coordinator in Todd Grantham, who is integrating a 3-4 defense. Those drastic changes often come with growing pains, so expect the Cardinals to be chasing after Johnson all night Monday.
Play on Miami as a 10* Top Selection Monday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Sunday 8* (Regular Play) on Tennessee vs. Utah State @ 7: 00 p.m. ET
The Tennessee Volunteers host the Utah State Aggies Sunday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Tennessee with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Tennessee won’t be taking this Mountain West opponent lightly. The Aggies are known for shocking bigger programs and is a perfect test for this young Volunteers team, who will get a big boost from the home crowd in the season opener. 2. Tennessee has a big advantage in the passing game. The Vols boast a towering group of options while the Aggies secondary is coming up short – literally. Tennessee QB Justin Worley will exploit that size advantage and pick on Utah State’s shorter defenders. 3. Utah State relies on QB Chuckie Keeton to make plays with his legs in order to keep the chains moving, but the Vols have an answer for the dynamic dual threat in star LB A.J. Johnson, who is regarded as one of the top linebackers in the country. Johnson will likely spy Keeton on plenty of plays Sunday, shutting down his scrambles before they can do big damage. Keeton is also coming off knee surgery, so expect him to be a little tentative to run – especially if he sees Johnson is waiting for him.
Play on Tennessee as an 8* Regular Selection Sunday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Saturday 10* (Top Play) on Wisconsin vs. LSU @ 9:00 p.m. ET
The Wisconsin Badgers face the LSU Tigers Saturday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Wisconsin with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Wisconsin knows the Big Ten and a likely spot in the college football playoff is ripe for the picking after Ohio State’s Braxton Miller went down for the season. The Badgers can have the inside track and a win over SEC power LSU is a huge first step. Expect a very focused and driven Wisconsin squad Saturday in Houston. The Badgers have done well against non-conference foes, covering in four of their last five outside the Big Ten. 2. Louisiana State has too many holes to fill on offense to keep pace in this game. The Tigers are replacing a starting quarterback, running back and a pair of skilled receivers. When Wisconsin grabs the edge on the scoreboard, LSU will be hard pressed to fight its way back into the game with too many new faces on offense. 3. Wisconsin will look to exploit an experienced front seven for the Tigers. Louisiana State lost plenty of bodies on the line and in the linebacker corps, and now have to take on Badgers stud RB Melvin Gordon, who rushed for 7.8 yards per carry and 12 touchdowns in 2013.
Play on Wisconsin as a 10* Top Selection Saturday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Saturday 8* (Regular Play) on Georgia vs. Clemson @ 5:30 p.m. ET
The Georgia Bulldogs host the Clemson Tigers Saturday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Georgia with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Georgia comes into 2014 with high hopes, recognized as a legit sleeper title contender. The Bulldogs have a surplus of options on offense, starting with RB Todd Gurley. They also have a proven QB in Hutson Mason and a dynamic WR tandem in Michael Bennett and Chris Conley. 2. Clemson is dealing with a major hit to its offensive playbook, losing QB Tajh Boyd and WR Sammy Watkins. The Tigers were able to lean on those playmakers in past seasons but will fall flat when trying to keep pace with the UGA offense. 3. For all their weapons on offense, UGA has some playmakers on the other side of the ball. The Bulldogs are a SEC-tested defense that battled through injuries last season. Now the stop unit is healthy and anxious to prove they have what it takes to take UGA to the top of the SEC.
Play on Georgia as an 8* Regular Selection Saturday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Saturday 8* (Regular Play) on OVER in Northwestern vs. California @ 3:30 p.m. ET
The Northwestern Wildcats host the California Golden Bears Saturday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on OVER in Northwestern with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. California was terrible on defense last season and bring in a new coordinator to toughen up a stop unit that allowed almost 46 points per game. While the Golden Bears have plenty of people back on defense – which could actually be a bad thing – there are growing pains associated with learning a new playbook. Cal may end up being better on defense come November but will struggle to contain Northwestern in Week 1. 2. Northwestern brings an experienced offense to the field in Week 1 with nine players back from 2013, including quarterback Trevor Siemian. The Wildcats were able to put up 44 points on Cal last season, expect them to at least match that output Saturday afternoon. 3. California should be able to beat up on a Northwestern defense that finished near the bottom of the Big Ten last season. The Golden Bears have a dynamic attack thanks to head coach Sonny Dykes. This is Year 2 in his system and quarterback Jared Goff has plenty of options downfield in an offense that ranked third in the Pac-12 in passing yards. This game could quickly become a shootout.
Play on OVER in Northwestern as an 8* Regular Selection Saturday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Friday 8* (Regular Play) on Colorado State vs. Colorado @ 9:00 p.m. ET
The Colorado State Rams take on the Colorado Buffaloes Friday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on Colorado State with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Colorado State has quietly built a buzz this offseason and is getting great line value in this rivalry versus the Buffaloes. The Rams covered 10 times for loyal backers last season and will continue to be a cash cow in 2014. The underdog has also covered in 13 of the last 18 installments of this Rocky Mountain Rivalry. 2. Colorado is still a step behind its state cousin, coming into the season with a young and inexperienced core. The Buffaloes don’t have much behind the first teamers and the first game of the season is especially tough with players still working their way into game shape. Colorado will look to its bench to give the starters a much-needed blow, and the cupboard will be bare Friday night. 3. Colorado State brings back dual-threat QB Garrett Grayson and top two targets Rashard Higgins and Joe Hansley. Offenses sometimes need a couple weeks to find their footing and with Grayson’s ability to break plays with his legs, the Rams will continue to move the chains even when a play breaks down.
Play on Colorado State as an 8* Regular Selection Friday.
Good luck, Scott.

Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NCAAF Thursday 8* (Regular Play) on OVER in Boise State vs. Mississippi @ 8:00 p.m. ET
The Boise State Broncos host the Mississippi Rebels Thursday. “The Bulldog” breaks down his selection on OVER in Boise State with his Three-Factor Analysis: 1. Boise State has plenty of returning talent coming back for 2014, however, the Broncos are thin in one of the most important parts of the game: in the trenches. The defensive line has a number of new faces and could get roughed up by a bigger badder Ole Miss attack that is SEC tested. 2. Mississippi has plenty of returning weapons on offense, including playmaking QB Bo Wallace. Ole Miss has big strong receivers going up against a BSU secondary that may be experienced but is extremely undersized against the Rebels’ deep threats. They finished third in the SEC in passing yards last season and WR Laquon Treadwell is looking to make a name for himself Thursday night. 3. Boise State turns the offense over to QB Grant Hedrick this season. However, Hedrick isn’t going into 2014 blind, after stepping in for Joe Southwick. Hedrick, who passed for 16 touchdowns and five interceptions, has his top two targets - Matt Miller and Shane Williams-Rhodes – back from last season.
Play on OVER in Boise State as an 8* Regular Selection Thursday.
Good luck, Scott.