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By: Chris Morgan
College Football Playoff Picks: Notre Dame vs. Indiana
Saturday's college football DFS slate features three games but zero bowls. It's all about the first round of the brand-new 12-team FBS playoff. Everything begins at noon ET, with Penn State hosting SMU. That is followed by Texas against Clemson and Ohio State against Tennessee.
The NHL is taking a few days off starting with Christmas Eve, and that will alter the usual weekly schedule layout. We still have eight games Saturday night starting at 7 p.m. EST or later, though that is a couple fewer than usual. It's still sufficient for DFS lineup options, so here are my recommendations.
An extensive Christmas break is around the corner for the NHL, so make the most of these next few days. Saturday, for example, features eight games on the slate for DFS purposes starting at 7:00 p.m. ET or later. That's fewer than usual, but Sunday and (especially) Monday are busier than usual, which is playing a role in that I imagine. Here are my NHL DFS lineup recommendations.
Sunday's NHL action starts a little earlier than most days with the first pucks dropping at 5 p.m. EST. So if you're enjoying a breezy weekend afternoon, you'll have no issues getting your NHL DFS lineups in. And you get five games on the slate. Here are my lineup recommendations.
For a Sunday, we have a nice slate going for the NHL. There are five games on the DFS docket, though the start time for this slate is 5:00 p.m. ET. On a Sunday, that's usually easy to manage, though. The NHL is taking a few days off for the holidays starting Tuesday, so get your contests in while you can. Here are my lineup recommendations.
Christmas Eve, Christmas and even Boxing Day are being eschewed by the NHL. That means after Monday you won't have an opportunity to watch the NHL, or play NHL DFS, until Friday. Perish the thought. Of course, that means Monday is chock-a-block with action. There are 11 games on the slate starting at 7:00 p.m. ET or later. I'm here to help you head into the holiday break on a high note. Here are my DFS lineup recommendations.
Christmas is a time of happiness and enthusiasm for many. Hey, there are presents to be opened, parties to be had, eggs to be nogged. However, in all that brightness, some see darkness. These are some of the less merry, more morbid Christmas movies for the “bah humbug” crowd out there.
It's a holiday week and we hope everyone is enjoying some relaxation and some great NBA action. I'm here to offer the gift that keeps on giving, which would be my upgrade, hold, and downgrade for your Sorare NBA lineups.
These days, bowl season is expansive, but in a way that leaves each day a bit more on the shallow end of the pool. We get games nearly every day, but oftentimes the number of bowl games tops out at three. This Friday, though, the schedule deepens. Maybe not deep enough to hit the high dive safely, but deep enough to at least get fully submerged. There are five bowl games with the first starting at 12 p.m. ET. These are some notable bowls and some notable programs, too. I will go through each of them, and while doing so hit any injury news or fresh transfer-related news for the teams in action.
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