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Another edition of midweek Bookie Busters only this one has a different flavor. Served in the form of small conference tournaments and some pivotal college basketball matchups, the slate sets up for a feast.
Let's eat!
New Plays
Coming soon....
3/7 827
BAYER LEVERKUSEN VS EINTRACHT FRANKFURT
over 3 5U MAX BOMB
908
PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS @ PHOENIX SUNS 2nd half over 113.5 3U MAX
850
MILWAUKEE BUCKS @ LOS ANGELES LAKERS Over 228 3U MAX
756 CST
EASTERN KENTUCKY @ BELMONT Belmont 2nd half -5.5 2U
748 CST
Lakers ML 3U MAX
650 CST
UTAH JAZZ @ BOSTON CELTICS First Q under 54 2u
648
Davidson -4 3U MAX
529
Belmont -13 2U
527
Belmont -13 2U
450 cST
GARDNER WEBB @ WINTHROP Over 149 3U MAX
449
BOISE STATE @ SAN DIEGO STATE (#5) SD ST -5 Fh 2U
-9 3U MAX
3/6 324 CST
VMI @ SAMFORD FH over 72.5 3U MAX
551
HOUSTON (#21) @ CONNECTICUTHouston -2 3U
226 CST
BOISE STATE @ UNLV Over 143 3U MAX
Previous Plays
MONTREAL IMPACT VS DEPORTIVO SAPRISSA
FH over 1 risk 3U
Game over 3 2U
631 cst
GEORGIA @ SOUTH CAROLINA
2nd half over 83 2U
550 CST
SAMFORD @ WESTERN CAROLINA
FH over 76 3U
game over 161 2U
Central Florida at Connecticut FH under 63 1U
Chattanooga at VMI Over 144 3U MAX
255 HT UPDATE
LYON VS JUVENTUSOver 2 for game 5U MAX BOMB
150 CST
CHAMPS LEAGUE
REAL MADRID VS MANCHESTER CITY
FH over 1 5U MAX
Game over 2.5 5U MAX BOMB
550 CST
TEXAS TECH @ OKLAHOMA
FH under 64 3U
Game under 138 2U
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Texas had barely settled back home after a dominant win at Michigan when coach Steve Sarkisian had a direct message for his No. 2 Longhorns.
“We are capable of anything. We've got a really good team," Sarkisian said. “We are entitled to nothing.”
To prove his point, Sarkisian showed his team video of Northern Illinois’ game-winning kick and the Huskies storming the field against then-No. 5 Notre Dame in last weekend's biggest upset.
Texas hosts UTSA (1-1) on Saturday night, and Sarkisian wants to snuff out any hint of complacency that could lead to a close game, or worse, against a Roadrunners team that should be overmatched across the field.
“Human nature is human nature. So what did I do this morning? I walked them through the Notre Dame scenario,” Sarkisian said.
That scenario was Notre Dame earning a tough road win at Texas A&M and earning praise as a team worthy of the College Football Playoff, only to be humbled at home a week later.
Texas' dominant win at Michigan vaulted the Longhorns to their highest national ranking since they finished the 2009 season No. 2 after losing to Alabama in the national championship game.
UTSA and Texas met in 2022 when the Roadrunners were seen as program on the rise coming off a Conference USA championship and Texas was still climbing out of its 5-7 finish in 2021, Sarkisian's first year.
The Roadrunners eyed an upset that day before Texas won in a rout 44-20. UTSA now limps into Saturday's matchup on the heels of a 49-10 road loss at Texas State.
Sarkisian did his best Monday to insist the Roadrunners are still a threat.
“The worst opponents or the toughest to play are the ones that are wounded or backed into corner,” Sarkisian said.
Texas plays three straight at home, and won't play its first SEC game until Sept. 28 against Mississippi State. After the UTSA matchup, the Longhorns play Louisiana-Monroe.
“If you keep dwelling on Michigan, you'll lose sight of who's right in front of you,” Texas safety Michael Taaffe said. “The SEC will come soon enough. UTSA is good enough to have our full attention.”
That's not lost on Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers, who led the Longhorns into the College Football Playoff last season.
“It's a good feeling,” beating Michigan, Ewers said. “It's only Week 2. I want to have this feeling all the way through January.”