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| Dave was the #2 Overall Capper in 2020 and has consistently produced profits in all sports! Long term trends include 3077-2783 MLB, 1765-1520 NBA, 819-689 NFL, 439-381 NCAAB & 77-35 NCAAF Bowl Runs! |
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| NCAA-F | Oct 17, 2026 Western Michigan vs. Central Michigan |
Central Michigan +7 -110 at PLAYMGM |
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Dave's Saturday Free Play: 1* on Central Michigan +7 The Key: Western Michigan beat Central Michigan 24-21 last season in a game that decided which team would be going to the MAC Championship Game. The Broncos went on to win the title. The Chippewas have not forgotten and will be hungry for revenge at home this time around. And catching a full TD with the Chippewas at home is a nice price. Both teams feature run-heavy offenses and this is expected to be a low-scoring game so all the points we get are even more valuable. Central Michigan has been impressive at home this year going 3-0 SU & 2-1 ATS including blowout wins over Wyoming by 14 and Akron by 24. WMU hasn't been able to get margin on the road going 2-1 SU but 1-2 ATS. The Broncos only beat lowly Rice by 7 and lowly Buffalo by 3 in their last 2 road games. They also lost by 25 at home to Boise State. WMU gave up 158 rushing yards to Monmouth, 209 to Rice and 173 to Boise State. CMU rushed for 339 yards on Wyoming and 332 yards on Akron. Take Central Michigan. **5X Top 10 NCAAF Handicapper!** Dave was the #5 NCAAF Capper in 2011, the #7 NCAAF Capper in 2009 and the #5 NCAAF Capper in 2008! He had his best season to date finishing as the #2 Ranked NCAAF Capper in 2020! He also finished as the #4 Ranked NCAAF Capper in 2024 two seasons ago! He is also on a 156-117 Run on NCAAF 7* Top Plays as well as a 29-8 Top Plays Run in all sports! Give your book the beating it deserves this weekend and hop on board for Dave's Saturday NCAA Football 13-Pack for $49.95! By doing so you'll earn access to his 7* Mountain West Game of the Year along with twelve 6* picks for you to crush your book with today ladies and gents! Dave guarantees you'll cash in a profit or you get his next day of NCAA Football picks for FREE! |
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MLB | Oct 16, 2026 #Rays vs #Guardians |
UNDER 6½ +100 | P |
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7* Rays/Guardians Game 4 *HEAVY HITTER* on UNDER 6.5 |
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NCAA-F | Oct 16, 2026 Washington vs Purdue |
OVER 49½ -112 |
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6* Washington/Purdue Big Ten *CA$H COW* on OVER 49.5 |
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NCAA-F | Oct 16, 2026 Memphis vs Tulane |
UNDER 55 -110 |
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6* Memphis/Tulane AAC *CA$H COW* on UNDER 55 |
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Dave Price's expert picks have proven to be worth their price from the first day he broke into the handicapping industry. He is one of the few who has consistently produced black numbers for his clients in every sport he handicaps. Whether its NFL or NCAA Football, NBA or NCAA Basketball, or MLB action, he has proven that he will get you the profit you deserve. In fact, Dave has 44 documented Top 10 finishes in football, basketball and baseball since 2008 and finished as the #1 Ranked Handicapper Overall in 2012 on the strength of a 567-455 (55%) record that banked $1,000/game investors $59,810 - that was $26,443 more than the next-closest capper. He was also the #2 Ranked Overall Capper in 2020 with a 354-261 (57.6%) record that earned $1,000/game investors $67,830! Dave does it with hard work, intelligent money management and statistical data. He also examines player matchups, coaching edges, systems, weather reports, injury reports, and just about anything that he feels will give a team an edge over another. If you are ready to quit guessing and to start investing in Dave Price's sports information, you are well on your way to bringing in that extra income you've been looking for. |
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