rcent) against the spread (ATS). This year the straight-up record is 61-30 (67 percent), but the ATS record is just 39-49-2 (44 percent).Here are this weeks

A sensational 96th-minute Luke DeVere equaliser has saved Matt McKays blushes to earn Brisbane a 1-1 draw against Melbourne Victory on the A-Leagues opening night.McKays dismissal after the hour mark had Victory on top, and Mitch Austin put them ahead seven minutes from time by lashing home a loose ball.Victory were set for three points on Friday night until a late set-piece was bundled home at the death, sparking frenzied celebrations from 15,805 at Suncorp Stadium.The goal was miraculous, with DeVere volleying over a stranded Lawrence Thomas while falling backwards.But in his first A-League start in 18 months after battling thigh and knee injuries, it was tough to begrudge DeVere his goal or the Roar their point.McKay received a yellow cards either side of halftime and was sent off in his 200th game.After receiving a first-half caution for swinging an arm at Fahid Ben Khalfallah, McKay earned his marching orders for tugging the Tunisian internationals shirt on 65 minutes.The skipper couldnt believe his fate, throwing his armband in referee Shaun Evans direction as his incensed coach John Aloisi remonstrated from the touchline.It allowed Victory to wrest back control of the match, which had failed to hit any great heights until then.The most interesting battle was that of the two Socceroos No.10s; A-League debutant Brett Holman and returning Victory midfielder James Troisi.Holman hit the ground running with a sparkling display, finding space and directing traffic in the Roars front third.Troisi was bright but unable to link up effectively with teammates who werent at the club when he left two seasons ago.But he did create the best chance of the first half from a wide free kick, which debutant defender Alan Baro headed over from close range.Holman spurned a similar chance from milestone man McKays cross on 33 minutes.A man down, Brisbane gave up the ascendancy but looked set for a point.That is, until Austin reacted quickest when Ben Khalfallahs set piece bobbled from an aerial contest.Given their last visit to Suncorp Stadium - when the Roar found two goals at the death in last years elimination final - Victory were wise to be watchful until the final whistle.But they were stung again, with substitute Leigh Broxham fouling Maclaren, allowing DeVere to capitalise on Tommy Oars set piece.After seeing his side receive six yellow cards among nine for the night, Aloisi lashed Evans performance.Ill make one comment about the referee in my opinion. 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Each week during the 2016 college football season, I will offer up my selections and scores for the weekends biggest games and a handful of other key matchups.Last year, my selections went 104-33 (76 percent) picking straight-up (SU) winners during the regular season and 74-61-2 (55 percent) against the spread (ATS). This year the straight-up record is 61-30 (67 percent), but the ATS record is just 39-49-2 (44 percent).Here are this weeks selections.Note: Lines from Westgate SuperBook as of Wednesday morning.Oregon Ducks at No. 11 Utah Utes (-14)Saturday, 2 p.m. ET Last year, Utah traveled to Oregon as a double-digit dog and not only upset the Ducks, they thrashed them, leading 62-13 befoore allowing a late, 96-yard garbage time touchdown drive.dddddddddddd Utah is an under-the-radar team that doesnt get a lot of mention nationally. They win with a run game, defense and special teams. This is Utahs home finale and they have talent, attitude, and altitude edges. Utah is competing for the Pac-12 title and since Joe Williams came out of retirement, hes rushed for 179, 332, 172, and 181 yards in four games. They will not take the Ducks lightly, as they had given up 51 and 44 points the previous two meetings when Marcus Mariota was the quarterback. ' ' '