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NFL

Thursday

FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG
at BUFFALO (35½) Pittsburgh
New England (35½) at CLEVELAND
at LAS VEGAS (37½) San Francisco
at LA CHARGERS (38½) LA Rams

Friday

FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG
at BALTIMORE (34½) Washington
Houston (36½) at CAROLINA
Atlanta 3 (36½) at MIAMI
Tampa Bay 3 (35½) at JACKSONVILLE
NY Giants 3 (37½) at NY JETS
at DALLAS (38½) New Orleans
Arizona (37½) at GREEN BAY
at KANSAS CITY (36½) Seattle
at PHILADELPHIA (36½) Cincinnati
at DENVER (39½) Minnesota

Saturday

FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG
at INDIANAPOLIS (36½) Detroit
at TENNESSEE 3 (36½) Chicago

College Football

Saturday

FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG
at TCU (47½) North Carolina
at USC 35½ 38½ (60½) San Jose State
at VIRGINIA (53½) NC State
at NORTH DAKOTA STATE 7 (46½) Jacksonville State
at EASTERN MICHIGAN (52½) Sacramento State
at STANFORD (48½) Hawaii
at FLORIDA STATE 30½ 30½ (53½) New Mexico State
at UNLV (56½) Memphis

MLB

Wednesday

American League

FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE
Tampa Bay -124 at DETROIT +101
Cleveland -143 at LA ANGELS +117
at N.Y YANKEES OFF Houston OFF
at TORONTO -132 Kansas City +112
at CHICAGO WHITE SOX -137 Texas +112
Minnesota -144 at ATHLETICS +118

National League

FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE
Chicago Cubs -108 at ARIZONA -105
Cincinnati -115 at SAN FRANCISCO -107
at SAN DIEGO -132 Pittsburgh +117
at WASHINGTON OFF Colorado OFF
Milwaukee -165 at N.Y METS +135
LA Dodgers -132 at ATLANTA +108

Interleague

FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE
Philadelphia -130 at SEATTLE +106
Boston -162 at MIAMI +132
Baltimore OFF at ST. LOUIS OFF

Consensus odds provided by Sportradar

SEC joins Big Ten in banning pros from returning to college, including basketball players

The Southeastern Conference passed a rule Tuesday banning players who have been drafted by NFL, NBA or WNBA teams or listed on rosters in those leagues, joining the Big Ten in taking a strong stand against an unexpected surge of pro players trying to return to college with the NCAA mired in a sprawling legal fight over eligibility. The SEC's rule goes beyond the one adopted earlier in the day by the Big Ten, which only included football in its decision and is expected address other sports later. The news was the latest in a head-spinning week of court rulings, emergency rulemaking sessions and player signings, all of which point to a college sports landscape in disarray. The moves by the nation's two biggest conferences, four days before the start of football season, are intended to tamp down the latest crisis — one involving players who came back to college after being released from pro rosters. “I feel like I took a freaking gummy,” said Sean McVay, the coach of the Los Angeles Rams, when asked about the prospect of a player he released returning to college. “I don’t even understand it.”
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