Well we have been successful on Indy five times this year. Well tonight we will ride them again. Grainger and company are very good against teams in the west. They will keep this close and keep it under digits and possibly even win this one. Like Denver since they got Billups but they don't score near as many thus will not blow out many teams. SCORE DEN 103 - IND 100

The Islanders might have got a little too much sun on their western road trip. Now they trade the heat of Phoenix and San Jose for the frigid temperatures of Alberta. New York is in Edmonton for their third game of its four-game road stretch after dropping the opening two contests. The Isles are coming off a 5-3 loss to the NHL's best team. They allowed the Sharks to pepper goaltender Joey MacDonald with 46 shots. New York allows more than 32 shots against this season and has given up 10 goals in those past two games. Edmonton has scored four goals in each of its last two games. The Oilers snapped a two-game skid with a 4-1 win over Dallas Saturday.

Well ND has been unbeatable at home the last 2 years and think it continues tonight. ND has a ton of expereience where as Gtown are very young but talented. I will always take the experienced Senior led team at home only having to give up two. Enjoy this should be a 6-8 pt win here. SCORE ND 79 - GTOWN 71

The Buckeyes come into the Fiesta Bowl with a healthy Beanie Wells who despite playing only 9 games was able to gain over a 1,000 yards and reached the end zone nine times. Look for the junior who is probably playing his last game for Ohio State to have a big game Monday Night. His success could hinge on the play of the offensive line led by Alex Boone and Jim Cordle. This front has not played up to their preseason expectations but played better later in the year after the highly touted freshman from Florida, Michael Brewster, was moved to center. The player that everyone will be watching on Monday will be Terrelle Pryor. It will be interesting to see how much Pryor improved over the past four weeks. If he can throw the long ball to Robiskie and Hartline the Buckeyes might be able to keep the talented Longhorns front 7 honest. If Oho State becomes predictable look for Orakpo and Kindle to pressure the freshman all night. On D the Buckeyes have to try to slow the high powered offence led by Colt McCoy. The Buckeyes down linemen have to play better than they did throughout the season. If Heyward and Abdallah can keep the great Longhorn lineman off the Ohio State Backers they can make some plays and give Ohio State a chance to keep this game under 30, which gives them a chance to win. The linebackers and secondary is led by All Americans James Laurinaitis and Malcolm Jenkins who are both projected 1st round draft picks in this April’s Draft. Ohio State only concern in special teams will be the play of speedy Ray Small who has had several fumbles this year. The punting is handled by steady A.J. Trapasso and the field goal kicking is handled by Pettrery and Pretorius. The Longhorn want to prove that they deserved a shot at the national title while the Buckeyes are hoping to have a better showing on the National Stage after losing two straight National Titles. Think Colt outguns the bucks in somewhat of a shootout. SCORE TEX 37 - OSU 20