Army has won and covered the last 2 meeting...

Cornell comes off a successful 22-8 season under coach Jon Jacques in his first year last year and they've started this season out at 6-3 scoring 84 points a game with some insane shooting from three-point range making 11 of 31 shots per game. Defensively, Cal only allows 47.9% shooting which is one of the worst percentages in the nation. Cal's average score is 81-75. This thing is going to fly high and sail over the total.

St Joseph's possesses one of the best backboards in the nation led by Eric Reynolds 17 points a game last season in a 21-14 season for St Joe's. They scored 75 points a game last year and they're back at it again this year scoring 75 points per game. College of Charleston is the team that will get this over the total, they average 81 points a game on 47.8% shooting and defensively they allow 77.8 points per game and 46% shooting. This game gets over.

Joe Burrow is having an outstanding season but the team seems to have some trouble, especially on defense, and they can't get a win against a quality team. They've lost seven in a row to playoff-type teams and they handle business against the Raiders, Browns, Giants, and Panthers with ease covering. I think the Cowboys with Cooper Rush fit that mold of the four teams the Bengals have beaten easily. The over has also happened five straight times. Bengals to cover.

The Cowboys defense allows 28.2 points per game which is 29th in the league and at home they allow 34 points per game and have gone on to 1-5 this season. The Bengals score 27.9 a game on offense and allow 28.3 on defense going over their last five. The Bengals have gone 9-3 to the over and the Cowboys have gone over the last three games with Cooper Rush getting comfortable each time winning the last two. All signs are pointing to this game going over the total in quite an entertaining game.

The Chiefs haven't covered in their last six games and struggled the previous two weeks against the Raiders and the Panthers but they've won six straight against the Chargers and have lost only once this year. They're 11-1 and the Chargers are 8-4 but none of those eight wins were against stellar teams. The Chiefs haven't lost at home and won and covered their last six games last season. These guys know how to win. The scary thing is the Chargers are plus 11 in turnover margin and the Chiefs are -4. It's a short price with the Chiefs and I got a quarterback in Patrick Mahomes who has gone 17-1 in his last 18 games. I'll take my chances Chiefs to cover.

The Bills have won their last seven games covering six of them and they play a desperate Rams team who's taking a step up from who they normally beat. They've won two of their last four games beating the Saints and the Patriots on the road. The Bills have won and covered the last three meetings with the Rams. The Bills only two losses on the season were to the Ravens and the Texans both on the road and I don't see the Rams in the class of either one of those. The Bills have the No. 10 offense, the 11th-ranked defense, and are the second-best scoring team at 29.6. The Bills are No. 1 in turnover margin at plus-17. Bill's cover.

The Cardinals look to have paybacks on their minds against the Seahawks, who are 4-1 away from Seattle. But they're only 5-6-1 against the spread. The Cards are 8-4 ATS. The Seahawks have won three straight games and are in first place in the NFC West. The Cardinals have lost two in a row on the road after a four-game win streak. I look for the Cardinals' No. 6 rushing game and James Conner to take over several drives in the game. Cardinals win.

The Vikings are 10-2 and have won five games in a row but if you look the at those five teams you can see why I'm not really optimistic about the Vikings future. Winning on the road at Chicago, Tennessee, and Jacksonville is not exactly the greatest trifecta. And the Vikings have the No. 1 rushing defense in the NFL but I think in this spot the combination of Tyler Allgeier and Bijan Robinson is going to get the win. It's a dangerous spot for the Vikings facing a team that has lost three in a row like the Falcons. Falcons to cover.

The Dolphins have won three of their last four and covered four of their last five and might be playing their best ball of the season trying to get a playoff spot. The Jets have lost three straight and eight of their last nine, the same goes for the spread. They are 1-8 ATS in their last nine. This team is completely deflated, and they thought they would do something with Aaron Rodgers, but they failed miserably. They look defeated before the game starts. Even with Rogers, they have the 31st ranked off into 291 yards per game. And the Dolphins defense has been solid ranked No. 7 all season long allowing 311 yards per game. Two teams going in different directions. Miami to cover.

Georgia survived the brutal gauntlet of the SEC schedule and is playing Texas for the SEC championship at Atlanta the same place that they beat Clemson to start the year. Despite barely getting past Georgia Tech at home their wins all season have been huge against the best opponents. And the last three games Carson Beck hasn't thrown an interception and has thrown 11 touchdown passes. Georgia is only 3-9 against the spread but one of those covers was against Texas at Texas, 30-15. It was one of their smoothest wins of the year and probably Texas strongest opponent of the year. I'm trying to find it figure out how Texas passed them in the ratings. I'm on Georgia.

The Big 12 championship game is at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, and features two teams that are 10-2, Iowa State and Arizona State. Both teams have a common loss to Texas Tech. The biggest difference between the two is that ASU covered 10 of their 12 games and ISU was 7-5 against spread. ASU will be without their top receiver but ISU still has to stop Cam Skattebo who hasn't been derailed often with 17 touchdowns and 1,398 rushing yards as well as 35 catches from the backfield for 468 yards. You want to change your defense scheme to try and stop him but then you become vulnerable elsewhere. Hard to stop a tank. I'm on Arizona State to win.

UNLV and Boise State hookup for the Mountain West Conference championship game tonight in Boise. But a big difference in the spread from 6 weeks ago in the game they played was in Las Vegas. The spread was Boise State -4 then and now the game is Boise -4 in Boise. What gives? Perception of UNLV's wins are better? UNLV hasn't lost on the road this year and they haven’t in their last eight games on the road. UNLV is 2-2 against the spread after losing to Boise State. And Boise State won all five of their games since beating UNLV but they haven't covered their last two and are 2-3 against the spread. I think the rating differential is skewed. Boise State to win.

Western Kentucky beat Jacksonville State 19-17 over the weekend, ending a two-game losing streak for them. It was a must-win for them. Jacksonville State had won eight straight games until they lost at Western Kentucky. It was a game that wasn't as meaningful as it was for WKU. Now the game means something. This game will be played in Jacksonville, Alabama. The home edge is worth 4 points. Jacksonville State has the No. 3 rushing program in the country averaging 257 yards per game. It'll be about 35° with no wind in the game. Jacksonville State to win.

Aman-Ra St. Brown is going to have a nice game today against the Packers who have been chirping about them not worrying about his play tonight. It's just talk and take what you want from it but I think St. Brown feels disrespected and he needs anything he can to motivate himself for a game. When the ball comes his way the ball is usually caught. He had five receptions in his last game for 73 yards and six receptions for 62 yards in the game before that. And the game before, he had 11 catches, 161 yards, and two touchdowns. He hasn't scored a touchdown the last two games which is a surprise since he has nine. St. Brown over yardage.