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Army Black Knights logo ARMY @ Navy Midshipmen logo NAVY Dec 13 | 3:00 PM ET
Touchdowns
EH Eli Heidenreich o0.5 Touchdowns (+165)
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Pick made: 16 hours ago
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Eli Heidenreich is Navy's all-time leader in receiving touchdowns (14) and is a threat to score through the air or on the ground. He leads the country in yards per route run by nearly a full yard (4.79) and is one of two players in the nation averaging over 20 yards per catch on 40-plus receptions.

Touchdowns
EH Eli Heidenreich o0.5 Touchdowns (+165)
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Pick made: yesterday
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Heidenreich has scored seven touchdowns this season. He accounts for four of Navy's nine receiving touchdowns, and he is third on the team in carries (62) while also scoring three rushing touchdowns.

Rushing Yards
Blake Horvath logo Blake Horvath o108.5 Rushing Yards (-114)
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Pick made: yesterday
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Horvath has rushed for at least 110 yards six times this season. While he has 60 or fewer yards in back-to-back games, he ran for 204 yards against Army last season. That Army team was allowing 39.3 fewer rush yards per game than this year's.

Passing Yards
CH Cale Hellums u64.5 Passing Yards (-114)
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Pick made: yesterday
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Navy has the second-worst pass defense in the American. However, Hellums has only topped 64 yards twice this season, and he has completed five or more passes just four times.

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Blake Horvath logo Blake Horvath First TD (Yes: +340)
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Pick made: yesterday
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Horvath’s 14 rushing touchdowns lead the team by five, and he has averaged 6.0 yards per carry with a 52.4% success rate. Horvath is also not solely dependent on short-yardage touchdowns, as nearly one out of every five of his rushing attempts have gained at least 10 yards.

 

Touchdowns
EH Eli Heidenreich o0.5 Touchdowns (+160)
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Pick made: yesterday
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Mike Spector
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Navy’s top-15 offensive success rate is not just a product of rushing explosives. Its passing offense is also responsible for several big plays, as evidenced by its 27.8% explosive completion rate.

Heidenreich has four of the team’s nine receiving touchdowns. The fact that he is responsible for 53.7% of the team’s receiving yards should once again make him the top target in the passing game.

 

Touchdowns
CH Cale Hellums o0.5 Touchdowns (-120)
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Pick made: yesterday
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Hellums is the signal caller for an Army offense that leads the nation in both standard downs run rate (90.2%) and passing downs run rate (72.3%). 

He is the team’s leading rusher from the quarterback position with 1,078 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns on 264 carries, 173 more than the next-closest Black Knights rusher. He faces a Midshipmen defense that ranks outside the top 110 in yards per play and EPA per play allowed. 

 

Total
Army Black Knights logo Navy Midshipmen logo o38.5 (-105)
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Pick made: 2 days ago
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Army vs. Navy used to be an Under machine, but the Under hasn't hit in three years. With Navy being one of the best Over teams in the country (8-3), thanks to a dynamic offense and a struggling defense, the Over is the play this year.

Spread
Navy Midshipmen logo NAVY -5.5 (-112)
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Pick made: 4 days ago
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Navy has one of the best offenses in the G6, thanks to Blake Horvath. The Midshipmen are No. 27 in offensive SP+, while Army is just No. 102. In what should be a high-scoring game by Arm-Navy standards, the Midshipmen's explosive offense will be the difference.

Boise State Broncos logo BSU @ Washington Huskies logo WASH Dec 13 | 8:00 PM ET
Touchdowns
DW Demond Williams Jr. o0.5 Touchdowns (+100)
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Pick made: 17 hours ago
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Boise State has allowed 24 rushing scores this season. Washington has scored 29 of its 51 offensive touchdowns on the ground. Williams has scored the second-most rushing touchdowns on the team, and he will get plenty of opportunities, considering he has at least 10 carries in eight games.

Receiving Yards
DB Denzel Boston o60.5 Receiving Yards (-114)
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Pick made: 17 hours ago
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Boston topped 60 yards in five of his seven games against Big Ten opponents. The only two times he failed to hit that mark were when he faced the first and third-ranked pass defenses in the nation.

Rushing Yards
DR Dylan Riley u71.5 Rushing Yards (-108)
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Pick made: 17 hours ago
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Riley has rushed for at least 72 yards in eight of 13 games this season, but Washington is allowing just 103.5 rushing yards per game. The Huskies are allowing 3.4 yards per carry, and Riley has averaged 3.8 or worse in four of his last six.

Touchdowns
CP Chase Penry o0.5 Touchdowns (+450)
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Pick made: 18 hours ago
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Chase Penry ranks third on the team in receptions and receiving yards. While he only has one receiving touchdown on the season, that is just one fewer than teammate Chris Marshall, who has shorter +360 anytime touchdown odds despite hauling in just one catch in his last two games back from injury.

This is great value on a player who has either three catches or 44 receiving yards in six straight games, and is coming off a season-high 96-yard receiving game in the conference championship.

 

Touchdowns
DR Dezmen Roebuck o0.5 Touchdowns (+175)
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Pick made: 18 hours ago
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While fellow receiver Denzel Boston’s 10-touchdown season ranks among the best in school history, Dezmen Roebuck was not far behind with six touchdown grabs. Roebuck finished the regular season strong with touchdown catches in two of the final three games, and four of his six total touchdowns coming in the last five.

 

Touchdowns
DB Denzel Boston o0.5 Touchdowns (+105)
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Pick made: 18 hours ago
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Washington scored 29 rushing touchdowns versus 22 passing touchdowns this year. But Huskies quarterback Demond Williams Jr. has been on such a tear of late that I am backing one of his top wide receivers to score. 

Denzel Boston was Williams’ favorite target all season, with a team-high 56 catches, 755 receiving yards, and 10 touchdowns.

Rushing Yards
DR Dylan Riley u71.5 Rushing Yards (-114)
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Pick made: yesterday
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Riley should face tough sledding against a Huskies defense that entered the regular-season finale against Oregon ranked 21st in Rushing Success Rate and 15th in explosiveness allowed.

Spread
Washington Huskies logo WASH -9.5 (-110)
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Pick made: yesterday
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Boise State’s front seven will have to hold up in the trenches if it has any hopes of pulling an upset. The Broncos' run defense will surely be tested after owning bottom-five FBS ranks in broken tackles allowed, PFF tackling grade, and rush explosives allowed.

Total
Boise State Broncos logo Washington Huskies logo o51.5 (-110)
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Pick made: 4 days ago
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Philip Wood
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Washington has topped 40 points in three of its last five games. If Demond Williams Jr. plays, then I don’t know how Boise State’s defense, which has allowed at least 21 in three consecutive games, will slow down an offensive unit that managed 414.5 total yards and 33.8 points per game against Big Ten competition.

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