| UCLA leads Top-25 and Pac-10 Thursday Action |
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| Written by Tommy Watson | |||||||
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Thursday, 15 February 2007
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 Four of the five nationally ranked teams from the Pac-10 are in action tonight with 10th ranked Washington State the exception. No. 5 UCLA visits Arizona State in Tempe, Ariz., as a -11 ½ point road favorite (total 117) while No. 19 Arizona is a -7 point favorite (total 145) and hosting No. 22 USC in Tucson. The No. 15 Oregon Ducks travel to Berkeley, Calif., to play the Cal Bears as a -3 point road favorite with a 143 point total. All point-spreads and totals posted are based on the offshore board. UCLA players have had a few days to overcome their 65-70 loss at West Virginia on Saturday, the team’s second SU and ATS loss in a row. The woeful Sun Devils should provide the right kind of medicine for the Bruins. The OVER has cashed on totals betting in three of the last five games UCLA has played. Bet on the UCLA Bruins at SportBet.com and receive a 50% signup bonus. The Arizona Wildcats are enjoying a three game SU winning streak while Wildcats backers are equally enjoying the teams cashing three straight ATS while three straight games have cashed for the UNDER in totals betting. The UNDER has also cashed in the last 7-of-10 games Arizona played. Click here for Live NBA Point Spreads USC, while winning three of its last five games SU, has cashed four straight for its backers including a cover ATS as a +10 road underdog on Feb 7th at UCLA. The Trojans have had a week to rest up for their trip to Tucson. Something will have to give tonight as both the Trojans and Wildcats are perhaps the hottest covers ATS in the country. Oregon finds itself needing a win both SU to stay in the Pac-10 hunt and ATS to please backers as the Ducks have failed to cover four straight. Oregon has scored for the UNDER in three of its last five games. In the only other game involving Top-25 teams has Purdue hosting archrival and 24th ranked Indiana University Hoosiers. Purdue is favored to win at home by a -2 ½ point chalk with a 132 ½ point chalk.                       |
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