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Today’s Free Picks
| Sport | Game Selection | Game Time |
|---|---|---|
| CFB | (395) West Virginia at (396) Arizona State | 1:00pm EST - Nov 15/2025 |
The PLAY: West Virginia +11.5 (-109)
It has taken a while, but Rich Rodriguez seems to have the Mountaineers finally on track.
Back-to-back wins at Houston (as a 2-TD underdog) and home vs. Colorado are part of a late-season uptick that has seen WVU cover three straight games, also coinciding with the emergence of frosh QB Scotty Fox Jr, who is proving adept at running Rich-Rod's Read-Option as a capable dual-threat.
ASU is proceeding minus star QB Sam Leavitt, and did extract a quality effort from backup Jeff Sims in the upset win at Iowa State, but the Sun Devils haven't extended a margin since mid-September when pulling clear from Texas State. Play West Virginia
Consultant Bio
Bruce Marshall's name has become synonymous with The Gold Sheet. With a background in play-by-play work and sports information while in college, Bruce joined TGS in 1981 when hired by the legendary Mort Olshan. He learned the business by working alongside Mort and the other TGS handicappers and continues at TGS, where he has worn many hats over the years. Not only is Bruce the Executive Editor at TGS, he's also the Editor of Goldsheet.com and The Gold Sheet EXTRA!!! (a publication he helped launch in 1982), as well as serving as Editor-in-Chief of European Soccer Weekly.
Bruce's unique and colorful brand of football and basketball analysis, as well as informed commentary on the national and international sports scene, has made him an in-demand guest for many years on numerous sports talk radio and TV shows across the country. Bruce's vast array of editorial work is featured not only in the TGS publications, but various other print and online publications, and his analysis is often featured in the Las Vegas Review- Journal. Bruce, who is also in the midst of several book and media projects, combines all of his work while traveling between Virginia and his official hometown of Henderson, NV.