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Sep 15th | Weekend Recap: +1.7 Units
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Sports Corner Daily’s Results Weekend Recap
Check out a quick recap of our FREE plays from yesterday. ⤵️
Friday 09/12/2025: 2 Units
✅ NCAAF: Arizona +1.5 - 1 Unit (-115) - Win - 1 unit
✅ MLB: Phillies to win - 1 Unit (-135) - Win - 1 unit
Saturday 09/13/2025: 2 Units
✅ NCAAF: Vanderbilt +5.5 - 1 Unit (-145) - Win - 1 unit
✅ NCAAF: Arkansas +7.5 - 1 Unit (-130) - Win - 1 unit
Sunday 09/14/2025: - 2.3 Units
❌ NFL: Jets +6.5 - 1 Unit (-120) - Lost - -1.20 unit
❌ NFL: Broncos -1.5 - 1 Unit (-110) - Lost - -1.10 unit
We came out firing on Friday with a perfect 2-0 sweep. Arizona (+1.5) set the tone early, riding Ismail Mahdi’s 189 yards on the ground and a stingy defense that bent in the third quarter but never broke, holding off Kansas State for a 23-17 win. Over on the diamond, the Phillies kept their September surge alive behind Walker Buehler’s strong debut and Bryce Harper’s 26th homer, cashing with ease in an 8-2 victory over the Royals. That’s +2 units right out of the gate.
Saturday brought more fireworks and another sweep. Vanderbilt (+5.5) shocked the college football world with a 31–7 demolition of No. 11 South Carolina, snapping a 16-game skid against the Gamecocks and cashing our ticket with room to spare. Arkansas (+7.5) came through as well, battling toe-to-toe with Ole Miss in a 41-35 shootout and covering comfortably in one of the wildest SEC games of the weekend. Another +2 units in the bag.
Sunday, though, was a different story. The Jets (+6.5) never got off the ground as Josh Allen and Buffalo’s defense dominated from start to finish in a 30-10 loss. Then came the real heartbreaker: Denver (-1.5) looked poised to edge out Indy, only to fall victim to a leverage penalty on a missed 60-yard field goal that gave the Colts a second chance. Spencer Shrader drilled the 45-yarder on the re-kick, sending the Broncos home stunned and us down another unit. The NFL slate left us -2.3 units on the day.
All told, we finish the weekend +1.7 units across our free plays - a strong showing with back-to-back sweeps in college before a disappointing NFL Sunday.
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NFL: TB Buccaneers vs Houston Texans - 1 Unit (-105) - 7:00pm ET
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Bucs +2.5
Analysis:
Tampa Bay +2.5 looks like the right side here, as the Texans offense has now sputtered in six of their last seven games dating back to last season, with their offensive line continuing to be a major weakness that stalls drives and limits scoring upside, while the Bucs come in with more reliable… [Click here to get the Full write up on this bet]...
NFL: LA Chargers vs LV Raiders - 1 Unit (-120) - 10:00pm ET
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Chargers -3
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We like the Chargers to not only win but cover the -3 spread as Justin Herbert looked sharp in Week 1, attacking downfield with an average depth of target over 10 yards against a far superior Kansas City… [Click here to get the Full write up on this bet]...
📢 In Other Sports News
Week 2 in the NFL brought plenty of drama, with the Chiefs falling to 0-2 for the first time in the Patrick Mahomes era after a Super Bowl rematch loss to the Eagles, while waiver wire gems and big takeaways stole headlines. In college football, Clemson and South Carolina tumbled out of the AP Top 25, Vanderbilt cracked the rankings, and Brian Kelly’s Notre Dame squad faces mounting pressure after an 0-2 start. On the baseball side, two teams have already clinched playoff berths, the Mariners’ Cal Raleigh smashed his 54th homer to set records, and Nico Hoerner carried the Cubs as he chased personal milestones.
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Today in Sports History 9/15
2006: New York Islanders goaltender Rick DiPietro signed a 15-year, $67.5 million contract, the longest in North American sports history at the time.
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