Rob Nelson of ESPN Stats & Information revisits the worst bad beats from the weekends gambling action.Closing lines are courtesy of Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook, and pick percentages are via Wunderdog Sports.Saturday?Kentucky Wildcats at Tennessee VolunteersClosing line: Tennessee -14This game featured 1,234 yards and 85 points, including 34 points in a fourth quarter that saw one of the worst bad beats of the season.With 7:12 left in the game, Alvin Kamaras second touchdown of the day gave Tennessee a 49-22 lead. At that point, the 48 percent of bettors who took the home favorites had a 13-point cushion. That score stood until Kentuckys Sihiem King scored a touchdown with less than four minutes left to cut Tennessees lead down to 20. The Wildcats would then recover the ensuing onside kick and eight plays later, Stephen Johnson scored Kentuckys second touchdown in a 2:17 span. Austin MacGinnis extra point made the score, 49-36 Tennessee, and those who took the Vols lost by one point.Final score: Tennessee 49, Kentucky 36 (Kentucky covers)??SaturdayArmy Black Knights at Notre Dame Fighting IrishClosing line: Over/under 54.5Nearly 75 percent of the bets were on the over in this game, and those folks had this one tabbed as a win at halftime. Notre Dame led 38-6 after the first half, and bettors needed just 11 points after halftime to cash their tickets.In the second half, there was an unfortunate theme of long drives resulting in no points. Of the six combined drives by the teams after halftime, five reached the opponents red zone -- but only six points were scored. What went wrong? A missed Army field goal, interceptions thrown by both teams and Notre Dame eventually running out the clock ended up causing misery for those on the over.?Final score: Notre Dame 44, Army 6 (Game goes under)??SaturdayTexas San Antonio Roadrunners at Louisiana Tech BulldogsClosing line: Louisiana Tech -22.5If you had action on this game, this is a fourth quarter you wont be forgetting any time soon. The 44 percent who took UTSA, however, are hoping to erase this out of their memories.The Roadrunners entered the fourth trailing 42-14, but they got back into it by scoring 21 of the next 28 points. After cutting the Louisiana Tech lead down to 14, UTSA attempted an onside kick. But it couldnt have gone worse, as Louisiana Techs Jarred Craft returned it 45 yards for a touchdown. Things kept going wrong for the Roadrunners, as they turned it over on their next drive. An excruciating stretch to end the game for UTSA backers was capped off with a Jmar Smith one-yard touchdown with five seconds left. The 42-point fourth quarter ended up with two Louisiana Tech touchdowns in the final 3:23.Final score: Louisiana Tech 63, UTSA 35 (Louisiana Tech covers)??Sunday?Chicago Bears at Tampa Bay BuccaneersClosing first-half line: Over/under 22.5In a first half that featured three turnovers by Jay Cutler, those who bet the first half under 22.5 were given a full experience of the ups and downs by Chicagos quarterback. Of those three turnovers, two put an end to potential scoring drives by the Bears, with the other one being a pick-six by Tampa Bays Chris Conte (former teammate of Cutler).After all that, the Buccaneers led 7-3 with less than four minutes left in the half. You had to be feeling good if you had the under. But 10 quick points by Tampa Bay made the score 17-3 with 31 seconds left. That was just enough time for Jay Cutler to do something good or bad. On the final play of the half, Cutler bought time and heaved a pass to the end zone, where Cameron Meredith caught it off a deflection for a 50-yard touchdown.?Halftime score: Buccaneers 17, Bears 10 (Total goes over) Womens Air Max Australia .C. -- Al Jefferson joked that he feels he can score from anywhere on the court. Discount Air Max Australia . -- Stanford squashed Oregons national championship hopes again, schooling the Ducks in power football. http://www.shopairmaxaustralia.com/ . -- Matt Rupert scored once in regulation and again in the shootout as the London Knights extended their win streak to nine games by defeating the Owen Sound Attack 4-3 on Friday in Ontario Hockey League action. Air Max Australia Running Shoes . "Theyve both been real good," said Babcock. "Havent changed our minds." A decision has seemingly been made - Sundays Group B-deciding tilt against Finland ahead - but it could not have been an easy one. Price opened the tournament with a sturdy 19-save performance against the Norwegians, yielding just one goal. White Air Max Australia . -- The Bishops Gaiters are showing they belong among the countrys top varsity football teams. In the event you hadnt heard, Rivalry Week is underway in college football. On Saturday, No. 2 Ohio State will host No. 3 Michigan (noon ET, ABC/ESPN App), and naturally, the only appropriate way to view the game is through an NFL prism.The schools provide an outsized segment of the NFL population, even though -- gasp! -- neither plays in the SEC. As such, we thought it would be fun to take a deeper look at the numbers behind their success as NFL talent providers, with a couple massive assists from ESPN Stats & Information senior statistics analyst Jacob Nitzberg and the bottomless database at Pro Football Reference.First, lets review the 2017 draft preview this game will provide. Michigan and Ohio State boast more than a dozen members of the top 150 draft prospects, as ranked by ESPN analyst Todd McShay. Keep in mind that the list includes underclassmen who might or might not declare.As you can see below, Wolverines coach Jim Harbaugh -- a former NFL player and coach -- has nearly triple the number of high-level 2017 prospects that Buckeyes coach Urban Meyer has. (Yes, Ohio State fans, we know many of your best players arent draft-eligible yet, and you lost a truckload of talent to the pros last year.)Michigan junior safety Jabrill Peppers is the highest-ranked prospect in this game (No. 4). Ohio States top prospect, according to McShay, is cornerback Marshon Lattimore (No. 8).Perhaps its a cyclical thing. After all, Ohio State has produced twice as many first-round draft picks as Michigan since the common draft era began in 1967.Full Ohio State and Michigan NFL breakdownOhio States producing more than twice as many current NFL players as Michigan is a product of two factors: the Wolverines talent slump prior to Harbaugh and Meyers immediate success in recruiting and developing NFL talent since he arrived in Coolumbus four years ago.ddddddddddddFive Buckeyes were drafted in the first round last spring, the highest number from one school in 10 years. Overall, NFL teams drafted 12 players from Ohio State in 2016 -- tied for the second-most in the first seven rounds of a draft in the common era.Below is a closer look at Meyers success in getting players into the NFL while at Ohio State, beginning with the 2013 draft.Ohio State draftees under Urban MeyerDespite those numbers, Michigan has produced the two best NFL players from either school, based on Pro Football References Approximate Value. The AV metric attaches a number to each players NFL performance for the purpose of uniform comparison over time. Here is a more detailed explanation, but in essence, it gives us a way to examine quality apart from quantity.The career AVs for quarterback Tom Brady and cornerback Charles Woodson both exceed the top ratings for Ohio State lineman Orlando Pace and receiver Paul Warfield. Hows that for an old-school name drop?Best NFL players from rivalry, according to AV metric?Pace and Warfield are both members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Brady and Woodson almost certainly will get in during their first year of eligibility.Overall, Ohio State has a slight edge in producing Hall of Fame players who spent their entire college careers at one school. When you count players or coaches who have partial ties to each school, Ohio State can boast?10 connections to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, while Michigan has eight.Only Notre Dame (13) and Southern California (12) have more than the Buckeyes. Any way you look at it, these schools are two of the most historic and reliable NFL talent pipelines in the country. Wholesale Jerseys Wholesale Jerseys cheap jerseys Cheap Jersyes Cheap Basketball Jerseys Cheap NHL Jerseys cheap jerseys Cheap Jerseys Cheap Jerseys Cheap Jerseys From China Cheap NFL Jerseys ' ' '