Personal Play: November 28th
Fuck The Chiefs‼️ Let’s ride the hot hand💸 The MAGIC🔒 And I love Texas is this spot tonight! 2 plays let’s roll!
PERSONAL PLAY:
NBA:
Magic @ Pistons 7:30pm EST
The Magic are positioned to win tonight because their recent offensive form has been elite, averaging over 130 points per game in their last five outings even without Paolo Banchero. Orlando’s three-headed perimeter attack of Franz Wagner, Desmond Bane, and Jalen Suggs has been nearly unguardable lately, combining top-tier spacing with relentless rim pressure that specifically exploits Detroit’s recently slipping defense. The Magic’s ball movement has also reached its best rhythm of the season, producing multiple 30+ assist games and creating cleaner catch-and-shoot looks than Detroit has shown the ability to generate. Defensively, Orlando matches up well with Detroit’s paint-heavy style thanks to Wendell Carter Jr. anchoring the middle and Jonathan Isaac being available to absorb minutes on Cade Cunningham and Tobias Harris. Detroit’s last five games have exposed real cracks in their defense—allowing 115+ consistently—and that trend is especially dangerous against a Magic team that thrives when games become pace-driven, high-efficiency shootouts. With superior recent momentum, deeper perimeter scoring, and a matchup that fits their current strengths, Orlando has a very clear path to outscoring Detroit and pulling off the win tonight.
1/2 Unit Play: Magic +4
PERSONAL PLAY:
CFB:
Texas A&M @ Texas 7:30pm EST
Texas is positioned to win this game because their offense is peaking at exactly the right time, with Arch Manning playing his best football of the season and showing the ability to stretch defenses vertically and punish blitz looks. Texas A&M enters the matchup without key contributors like Le’Veon Moss and multiple defensive starters, leaving their run game less explosive and their secondary vulnerable against a Texas passing attack that’s gaining confidence each week. The Longhorns also benefit from the game being in Austin, where the environment gives their pass rush and tempo-based offense a measurable boost while putting added pressure on a young A&M roster chasing perfection. With Sarkisian’s game-planning and scripted drives historically strong in rivalry settings, Texas is well-equipped to attack A&M’s weakened second level and create mismatches in the passing game. Even though the Aggies’ pass rush is elite, Texas has consistently found ways to generate chunk plays and protect the ball under pressure, improving their chances of winning the turnover battle. Altogether, the combination of home-field advantage, a healthier roster, a surging quarterback, and strategic mismatches gives Texas the slight but meaningful edge to win this rivalry showdown.
1/2 Unit Play: Texas +3
1/2 Unit Play: Texas ML