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NFL

Thursday

FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG
at BUFFALO 1½ 2½ (35½) Pittsburgh
at LAS VEGAS 2½ 3½ (37½) San Francisco
New England 1½ 2½ (35½) at CLEVELAND
at LA CHARGERS 3½ 3½ (38½) LA Rams

Friday

FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG
at BALTIMORE 2½ 3½ (34½) Washington
Houston 1½ 2½ (36½) at CAROLINA
Atlanta 3 4½ (36½) at MIAMI
Tampa Bay 1½ 3 (35½) at JACKSONVILLE
NY Giants 2½ 3 (37½) at NY JETS
at DALLAS 3½ 1½ (38½) New Orleans
Arizona 1½ 2½ (37½) at GREEN BAY
at PHILADELPHIA 2½ 2½ (36½) Cincinnati
at KANSAS CITY 1½ 1½ (36½) Seattle
at DENVER 4½ 6½ (39½) Minnesota

Saturday

FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG
at INDIANAPOLIS 1½ 3½ (36) Detroit
at TENNESSEE 1½ 3 (36½) Chicago

College Football

Saturday

FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG
at TCU 6½ 7½ (47½) North Carolina
at USC 35½ 38½ (60½) San Jose State
at VIRGINIA 5½ 5½ (53½) NC State
at NORTH DAKOTA STATE 8½ 7 (46½) Jacksonville State
at EASTERN MICHIGAN 7½ 9½ (52½) Sacramento State
at STANFORD 3½ 3½ (48½) Hawaii
at FLORIDA STATE 30½ 30½ (53½) New Mexico State
at UNLV 3½ 4½ (56½) Memphis

MLB

Wednesday

American League

FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE
Tampa Bay -120 at DETROIT -102
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 OFF at ARIZONA OFF
Cincinnati -115 at SAN FRANCISCO -107
at SAN DIEGO -126 Pittsburgh +108
at WASHINGTON OFF Colorado OFF
Milwaukee -165 at N.Y METS +135
LA Dodgers -131 at ATLANTA +107

Interleague

FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE
Philadelphia -108 at SEATTLE -106
Boston -164 at MIAMI +133
Baltimore OFF at ST. LOUIS OFF

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Celtic coughs up 4-goal lead in humiliating Champions League exit in qualifying playoffs

An embarrassing Champions League exit Tuesday for Celtic in the qualifying playoffs somehow was even worse than last year. Meltdown. Implosion. Humiliation. Celtic led 4-0 on aggregate score Tuesday after a half hour of the second leg in Austria, yet five unanswered goals by LASK — the fifth and decisive one coming in extra time of a 5-1 win — still felt like coach Martin O'Neill's team got off lightly with a 5-4 loss on aggregate score. It is now two straight years the Scottish title holder has wasted clear chances to play on the lucrative biggest stage of European club soccer by losing in late-August to an unheralded team advancing for the very first time.
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