Nooz Now

November 27, 2023

Good morning, and welcome to N.B. I think it has been a while since I’ve published a Nooz Now article, which now that I’m thinking about it, is probably because of all the time effort I put into the premium content project for this college football season. Either way, let’s get into the Nooz.

🏈College Football– Yes, it’s true. The Michigan Wolverines did beat the Ohio State Buckeyes this weekend, and as you can imagine, things have changed in the AP Top 25 as well. Georgia, Michigan, Washington, and Florida State are the top 4 in that order, and they’re all 12-0. Oregon, Ohio State, Texas, and Alabama are the next 4 in that order and they’re all 11-1.

♐Astrology– The Astrological Sun is on the 5th degree if Sagittarius in the 12th House, and currently, the Moon is on the 6th degree of Gemini in the 6th House. An interesting alignment indeed!

πŸ’―Hip Hop– I don’t know if all the reports are true, but I’m almost one-hunnit percent sure Snoop Dogg has finally quit smoking weed. After all these years of smoking, I can only imagine how hard it must be to stop, and even though we did Snoop Dogg absolutely no good by glorifying his drug addiction, that’s exactly what that was. We wish him well and may he have a complete recovery with restored clarity.

πŸ›Politics– Politics in this country are definitely changing, and as much as some people hate to admit it, it began with Donald Trump. The outspoken former President never failed to call liars out on their bullshit, and that’s exactly what America needs right now. Two more candidates are now on the scene, Robert Kennedy Jr., and Vivek Ramaswany. For the first time in my life, I’m excited about politics. All three men are a little different in their own right, but what they have in common is the sincerity they feel for this country and their commitment to the truth.

πŸ¦ƒHappy Holidays– I hope everyone who celebrated Thanksgiving had an amazing day. Tis the season, and the holidays are coming up soon. Personally, I celebrate Christmas, but I hope you have a wonderful: Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Yule, Las Posadas, or Bodhi Day.

For some reason, in America, people started to complain that they were offended by what other people were celebrating, but America isn’t about suppression. If you’re offended or repulsed by what I celebrate, then you should look the other way. You should not run to the federal government and have them violate our Constitution by forcing me to remove my decorations. We have the freedom here to celebrate and worship however we so desire.

πŸ›Sacred– No matter what you celebrate, this is a sacred time. Our system has set the standard for wild celebrations, family gatherings, bright lights, and lots of food, but don’t be afraid to set aside some time for fasting and quiet meditation.

We’re an intelligent species, and our guidance streams from the galactic center in the form of radio waves. Loud celebrations not only drown out that guidance out, but they turn your attention outward to other people at a time when you should be focusing on yourself. Timing is important, and for everything, there’s a time.

Have a wonderful week!

College Football Week 8; The Results are In!

Another week of college football is in the books. This week, our Big 10 College Football Analysis broke down six games involving teams from the Big 10 Conference, and we gave you a list of our winning picks, and a list of our picks versus the point spread.

Let’s see how we did.

My Winning Picks

Week 8 Record: 5-1 Overall Record: 40-7

Ohio State (win) beat Penn State 20-12

Rutgers (win) beat Indiana 31-14

Iowa (loss) lost to Minnesota 10-12

Wisconsin (win) beat Illinois 25-21

Nebraska (win) beat Northwestern 17-9

Michigan (win) beat Michigan State 49-0

My Picks Versus the Point Spread

Week 8 Record: 4-2 Overall Record: 28-17-1

Penn State +4 (loss)

Rutgers -5 (win)

Iowa -3.5 (loss)

Wisconsin -2.5 (win)

Northwestern +12 (win)

Michigan -24.5 (win)

I’ve been providing this content since week 3, and I’ve been successful every single week!

Big 10 College Football Analysis, Week 8

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For only $8, you get a game by game breakdown, a list of my winning picks, and a list of my picks versus the spread for all six games.

Let me tell you something, there’s a million people offering advice for college football games, but my record versus the point spread and my record picking winners is the difference. In five weeks, I picked 35 winners out of 41 games, and I picked 24 winners out of 39 games versus the point spread.

I’m winning, and my bets make money every week. You’re going to lose hundreds of dollars betting football games this weekend, so why not spend $8 for my pick list? I win.

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Big 10 College Football, Week 8 Schedule

Welcome to week 8 of the college football season! This is Nooz Buffet’s sixth week providing college football enthusiasts and money makers with premium content, and our product focuses on games featuring teams from the Big 10 conference. It’s going to be another exciting week with six games on the menu.

For Saturday, October 21, the schedule features two games at 12 PM, one of which is the Big 10 game of the week between Penn State and Ohio State, three games at 3:30, and one night game at 7:30. Maryland and Purdue have off this week, and Iowa is back in the AP Top 25!

Saturday, October 21st at 12 O’clock Noon

Big 10 Game of the Week: (7)Penn State, 6-0 at (3)Ohio State, 6-0

Rutgers, 5-2 at Indiana, 2-4

Saturday, October 21st at 3:30 PM

Minnesota, 3-3 at (24)Iowa, 6-1

Wisconsin, 4-2 at Illinois, 3-4

Northwestern, 3-3 at Nebraska, 3-3

Saturday, October 21st at 7:30 PM

(2)Michigan, 7-0 at Michigan State, 2-4

College Football Week 7; The Results are In!

Every week, I provide college football enthusiasts with premium content for a low low price. It’s a Big 10 College Football Analysis for all the games featuring teams from the Big 10 conference. When you make that purchase for only $8, you receive a game by game breakdown, a list of my winning picks, and a list of my picks versus the point spread.

Here are the results of those games, and how we did with our picks.

Michigan 52 Indiana 7

Ohio State 41 Purdue 7

Rutgers 27 Michigan State 24

Penn State 63 UMASS 0

Iowa 15 Wisconsin 6

Indiana 27 Maryland 24

My Winning Picks

Week 7 Record: 4-2 Overall Record: 35-6

Michigan (win)

Ohio State (win)

Rutgers (win)

Maryland (loss)

Penn State (win)

My Picks Versus the Point Spread

Week 7 Record: 4-2 Overall Record: 24-15-1

Michigan -33 (win)

Ohio State -19 (win)

Michigan State +5 (win)

Maryland -14 (loss)

Wisconsin -10 (loss)

Penn State -41.5 (win)

Wisconsin (loss)

Big 10 College Football Schedule, Week 7

This weekend, there are six games on Saturday, October 14th featuring teams from the Big 10 Conference.

Just a reminder, Thursday morning at 8 AM, I will put out our premium content for the fifth week in a row, and for those of you who like to put a little something up on college football games, you might want to check this out. It only cost $8. I’ve been doing this now for four weeks since week 3, and my record picking winners is 31-4! I’m 20-13-1 against the point spread!

Saturday, October 14, 2023 at 12:00 noon

Indiana, 2-3 at (2)Michigan, 6-0

(3)Ohio State, 5-0 at Purdue, 2-4

Michigan State, 2-3 at Rutgers, 4-2

Saturday, October 14, 2023 at 3:30 PM

Illinois, 2-4 at Maryland, 5-1

UMASS, 1-6 at (6)Penn State, 5-0

Saturday, October 14, 2023 at 4:00 PM

Iowa, 5-1 at Wisconsin, 4-1

College Football Week 6, Big 10 Schedule

Week 6 of the college football season contains six games featuring teams from the Big 10 conference. Penn State, Michigan State, and Indiana have a bye this week.

Friday, October 6th @ 8:PM

Nebraska, 2-3 at Illinois, 2-3

Saturday, October 7th @ 12:00 Noon

Maryland, 5-0 at (4)Ohio State, 4-0

Rutgers, 4-1 at Wisconsin, 3-1

Saturday, October 7th @ 3:00 PM

Howard, 2-2 at Northwestern, 2-3

Saturday, October 7th @ 3:30 PM

Purdue, 2-3 at Iowa 4-1,

Saturday, October 7th @ 7:30 PM

(2)Michigan, 5-0 at Minnesota, 3-2

College Football Week 5; The Results are In!

Every week, I write a review, which includes a game by game analysis, a list of my winning picks, and a list of my picks versus the point spread for all the games featuring teams from the Big 10 Conference.

Here are the results of those games and the outcomes of our picks for week 5.

Penn State 41 Northwestern 13

Louisiana 24 Minnesota 35

Michigan 45 Nebraska 7

Indiana 17 Maryland 44

Wagner 3 Rutgers 52

Illinois 19 Purdue 44

Michigan State 16 Iowa 26

My Winning Picks

Week 5 Record: 6-1 Overall Record: 25-4

Michigan (W)

Penn State (W)

Minnesota (W)

Maryland (W)

Rutgers (W)

Illinois (L)

Iowa (W)

Versus the Point Spread

Week 5 Record: 4-2-1 Overall Record: 17-11-1

Penn State -26.5 (W)

Minnesota -11 (Push)

Maryland -14 (W)

Michigan -18 (W)

Wagner +48 (L)

Illinois +1 (L)

Michigan State +11.5 (W)

Big 10 College Football Analysis for Week 5

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Welcome, and thank you for choosing Nooz Buffet! It’s week 5 of the college football season, and what better way to get into the action than with our Big 10 College Football Analysis?

With the serious college football fan in mind, I’ve put together a game by game analysis for all seven games featuring teams from the Big 10 conference for week 5. This analysis includes a list of my winning picks, and a list of my picks versus the spread.

I’ve been super-successful! Overall, I’m 19-3 picking winners (86%), and I’m 13-9 versus the point spread (59%). When it comes to betting football, nothing is guaranteed, but my record speaks for itself.

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A Look At What’s Inside:

Saturday, September 30th @ 3:30 PM

(2)Michigan, 4-0 at Nebraska, 2-2: Michigan is ranked 2nd nationally, and they’re undefeated. They just picked up their 4th win of the season against a Rutgers team that was also undefeated at the time. Michigan was a 23-point favorite, but a lot of people thought Rutgers had a chance to actually win it. When Rutgers took a 7-0 lead early in the game, that thought was starting to look like a possibility, but it was all Michigan from that point forward. The Wolverines are now 4-0, and they beat Rutgers 31-7.

Nebraska, Nebraska. At this point, Nebraska could easily be 3-1, if not 4-0. We watched their QB, Jeff Simms, turn the ball over a damaging number of times in their first two games, and the Cornhuskers suddenly found themselves with their backs against a wall. But, that’s old news. Last week, Nebraska beat LA Tech, a game they were expected to win, 28-14, and new QB, Heinrich Haarberg, passed for 107 yards and threw a touchdown, and he also rushed for 157 yards and a touchdown. Offensively, he accounted for 12 points, and 264 yards.

This week, Nebraska is hosting Michigan, and there’s some talk about this being one of those trap games for Michigan. Maybe the Wolverines are looking too far ahead at their games against Penn State and Ohio State, that they quite possibly dismiss the Cornhuskers. We’ve seen it happen before, suddenly nothing goes as planned and the offense starts turning the ball over, and a game you’re picked to win by three touchdowns is tied late in the fourth quarter. I feel like that won’t happen as long as the Wolverines stay focused, but truth be told-Michigan hasn’t been tested yet. It’s unlikely that Nebraska’s QB, Haarberg, can win this game all by himself, but he has given Nebraska new life and little bit of confidence. And that alone, Michigan cannot overlook.

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College Football Week 4, The Results are in!

Every week, I write a review, which includes a game by game analysis, a list of my winning picks, and a list of my picks versus the point spread for all the games featuring teams from the Big 10 Conference.

Here are the results of those games and the outcomes of our picks for week 4.

Wisconsin 38 at Purdue 17

Rutgers 7 at (2)Michigan 31

Maryland 31 at Michigan State 9

Florida Atlantic 17 at Illinois 23

LA Tech 14 at Nebraska 28

Minnesota 34 at Northwestern 37

Akron 27 at Indiana 29

(24)Iowa 0 at (7)Penn State 31

(6)Ohio State 17 at (9)Notre Dame 14

My Winning Picks

Record 7-2

Wisconsin (won)

Michigan (won)

Michigan State (lost)

Illinois (won)

Nebraska (won)

Penn State (won)

Ohio State (won)

Indiana (won)

Minnesota (lost)

My Picks Versus the Point Spread

Record 6-3

Wisconsin -6 (won)

Rutgers +23 (lost)

Maryland -7 (won)

Florida Atlantic +14 (won)

LA Tech +19.5 (won)

Iowa +14.5 (lost)

Ohio State -3.5 (lost)

Akron +16 (won)

Northwestern +12 (won)