It was a rollercoaster season to say the least.
September was rough, but I DID hit my top play of the month, a five unit play on Ole Miss -3 over LSU (won 24-19). But still, by the end of September I was down 16.5 units.
October didn't start out too well, but I went on an 11-0-1 ATS run, including a five unit play on Mississippi St. +7' over Texas (lost 45-38 in OT, but should've won the game outright). Two months into the season I was up 3 units.
I couldn't carry my momentum into November though. By the end of the month I was down 12.7 units for the season. It would've been worse had I not hit on my game of the year, a ten unit play on Vanderbilt +3 over Tennessee on Thanksgiving weekend (won outright in a rout, 45-24).
And then came December, and one of the hottest runs I've ever been on in the college football postseason. Starting with the conference championship games, I went on a 13-1 ATS heater through the rest of the month. Alas, after the clock struck midnight on 2025, 2026 began with a loss in my bowl game of the year, a ten unit play on Texas Tech +2 over Oregon in the Rose Bowl. The Red Raiders were a no show in a 23-0 drubbing. Following that was a split in the two CFP semifinal games. The final tally from December through January was a 14-3 ATS mark which put me in plus money for the year at 15.7 units. Not the best year I've ever had, but I'll take it! 
As for tonight's game, I'd probably leave this game alone if I was down for the year, and I'm certainly not gonna blow my whole bankroll on it, but action is action, right?
3* MIAMI FL +7' over Indiana - The Hurricanes are 5-0 SU and ATS as a dog of three points or more at home or on a neutral field. Playing at home is a huge advantage for the 'Canes, where they've lost just once over the last two years. They lost to Louisville earlier this year as a 10' point favorite in a letdown spot, following back to back wins over in state rivals Florida and FSU. Since losing in OT at SMU they've been on a dominant run, going 7-0 SU and 5-2 ATS, including winning and covering their last four games! But this Indiana team is the toughest opponent they've faced all year. I don't see any weaknesses with Curt Cignetti's crew, but I do see some line value here, based on the Hoosiers' 56-22 rout of Oregon. Statistically speaking that game was about even, but Indy had a pick six on the first play of the game, and turned two other turnovers and a blocked punt into 28 points, with drives covering three, 21 and seven yards. The common denominator for Indy and Miami is the game each team played against Ohio St. on a neutral field. Both games were dominated by the defenses, and I expect more of the same here. I'm not going to be so bold to call for an outright win, and betting against Cignetti is risky business, but I'll say 24-17, Indiana. 'Canes cover by a hook. BOL peeps! 
let's do this 
Last game of the season Mac! Let's hit it brother! 
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