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September 2026 Recap 87-62 (+5.39u)📈 ROI: 3.62% 📈 Definitely not my craziest month or anything, but solid profit across the board. Goal for October is to lock in a bit more for NFL, and I think we can have even a better month. Overall, we will absolutely take this though. All plays have been available exclusively on the discord. So if you want October plays, sign up below (now offering a free trial). Lets get it 🌴 winible.com/s/9yvxffku

Raleek Brown o13.5 rush attempts (-145 Fliff) #HookEm Pretty simple logic behind this one as Hollywood Smothers is out for Texas in this game. In both games without Smothers this year, Brown is over in both quite easily with 17 and 23 rush attempts. On top of that, Cam Coleman and Ryan Wingo are both questionable at WR, so I could see Texas being more reliant on the run game if either or both does not play. Both of the prior games Texas has played without Smothers could shape up similar to today. They were both single digit wins, and Texas today comes in as a 2.5 point favorite. Even if they are trailing however, 14 carries for a clear RB1 should be highly attainable, LIKE IF TAILING 🧡🤍

Luke Dehnicke u2.5 receptions (+110 Fliff) #Northwestern Going back to fading TEs vs Iowa’s defense as we have done a few more times this year. Not only have TEs failed to convert their receiving lines against Iowa, but they really have not even come all that close. Against Iowa, 7/8 teams have not had a TE that recorded 3 receptions against them. Dehnicke is under in 2/4 games this season, but also is only averaging 4.2 targets per game, which is inflated by a 7 target game against an Indiana defense that zones up and gives up a lot of short completions. Dehnicke has also caught 82% of his completions this year, which is impressive, but also likely not sustainable throughout a larger sample size. The fact that we are getting this at plus money is just icing on the cake. LIKE IF TAILING 💜🖤

11/5/26 2-3 (-1.36u)📉 Not at all the kind of day we had hoped for, but tomorrow is a new chance.

Anthony Colandrea o29.5 pass attempts (-125 HardRock) #Huskers Colandrea is over this line in 7/10 games this year while averaging 32.9 pass attempts per game. In looking into the only 3 unders, we can see they were in a 49 point win vs Bowling Green, an 18 point win vs FCS North Dakota and a 17 point win against Michigan State. Nebraska is a 4.5 point favorite against Illinois but as long as this game stays within around single digits we should be good here. That is especially the case considering Illinois ranks 97th in FBS in pass attempts allowed per game. They are not great in stopping the run either, but ranking 52nd in FBS in rush yards allowed, passing the ball may be the best way to attack the Illini. LIKE IF TAILING ❤️🤍

Quentin Grimes u7.5 points (-132 Bovada) #LakeShow Grimes overall is under this line in 6/9 games on the season, but even that doesn’t tell the full story. He did have a 23 point game earlier this year against the Clippers, but Luka did not play in that game. The other two overs? No Collin Sexton in one of them, and no Jake LaRavia in the other. He played 27, 31 and 38 minutes in those 3 overs, but in games with all 3 of those players, the most he has played in any game this year is 26 minutes. Not only is he under in 6/6 games with LaRavia, Luka and Sexton, but he also gets an absolutely terrible matchup today against Portland. Looking at Grimes’ scoring profile early in the year with the Lakers, 58% of it comes at the rim in the restricted area. Another 35% of it comes behind the 3 point line. Where you beat Portland is in the midrange, where they rank 30th overall in the NBA in defending the paint outside the restricted area, and 26th outside the paint in the mid range. However, Grimes is only scoring 7% of his FGs from that range. With Donovan Clingan and Robert Williams the Blazers have been excellent in defending the rim, and are actually giving up the fewest baskets within the restricted arc of any team in the league (which is where Grimes is scoring 58% of his FGs). Behind the arc, they rank 5th in defending above the break 3s (where Grimes scores another 17%). Just a brutal matchup especially with everyone available. u9.5 PR is a viable option here as well if you can only get u6.5 points, but I still like u6.5 for a half unit. Research from @propsmadness LIKE IF TAILING 💜💛

Quentin Grimes u7.5 points (-132 Bovada) #LakeShow Grimes overall is under this line in 6/9 games on the season, but even that doesn’t tell the full story. He did have a 23 point game earlier this year against the Clippers, but Luka did not play in that game. The other two overs? No Collin Sexton in one of them, and no Jake LaRavia in the other. He played 27, 31 and 38 minutes in those 3 overs, but in games with all 3 of those players, the most he has played in any game this year is 26 minutes. Not only is he under in 6/6 games with LaRavia, Luka and Sexton, but he also gets an absolutely terrible matchup today against Portland. Looking at Grimes’ scoring profile early in the year with the Lakers, 58% of it comes at the rim in the restricted area. Another 35% of it comes behind the 3 point line. Where you beat Portland is in the midrange, where they rank 30th overall in the NBA in defending the paint outside the restricted area, and 26th outside the paint in the mid range. However, Grimes is only scoring 7% of his FGs from that range. With Donovan Clingan and Robert Williams the Blazers have been excellent in defending the rim, and are actually giving up the fewest baskets within the restricted arc of any team in the league (which is where Grimes is scoring 58% of his FGs). Behind the arc, they rank 5th in defending above the break 3s (where Grimes scores another 17%). Just a brutal matchup especially with everyone available. u9.5 PR is a viable option here as well if you can only get u6.5 points, but I still like u6.5 for a half unit. Research from @propsmadness LIKE IF TAILING 💜💛