A Veterans Day thank you to all who have served the great country of the USA and all democracies. You are the most important citizens that we have. They are not the best restaurant on any block, but kudos to the Applebees Veterans Day and Golden Corral freebies.

This report may not answer such burning questions as “Why won’t my parakeet eat my diarrhea?” but the answer to who to bet on will be solved.

Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: The Celtics play host to the Jazz, the Suns try to knock off the Hornets, and the Blackhawks and Avs take the ice in Chicago.

Jimmy the Greek….

The reviews are coming in on the “30 on 30” ESPN special about Jimmy the Greek Snyder. Bob Warner of the betting blog Lines-Maker.com said that, “The posthumous narration by Jimmy the Greek was spurious. There was no parallel structure mixing fictitious commentary with real-life interviews,” said Warner.

“Still, the bio on a sports handicapping pioneer was fair and balanced.”

Colliding on the gridiron . . .

Wednesday’s college football matchup has Toledo at Central Michigan, with the Chippewas set as 15.5-point home favorites at BetUs Sportsbook . Central Michigan (7-2 SU, 6-2 ATS) fell 31-10 to Boston College in their last contest, with Ryan Radcliff rushing for the team’s only touchdown in the fourth quarter. The Rockets (4-5 SU, 4-5 ATS) were defeated 31-24 by Miami-Ohio in their most recent contest two weeks ago.

Now from Matt Rivers: I had 12 of 14 winning days now after the Ohio Bobcats. That includes a perfect 7-0 over the last four days on the gridiron for 675,000* of profit and five straight 75,000* winners. 

And today my Monster 100,000* is on the hardwoods which should tell you something about how easy that game is. I am the hottest man alive, bar none. I have the NBA Game of the Year plus Toledo vs. Central Michigan. Click now to purchase from the handicapper looking better than the Carrie Prejean video sextape, Matt Rivers.

Tipping off on the hardwood . . .

A busy night around the NBA on Wednesday sees 13 games on the schedule, including Utah at Boston. The Jazz improved to 3-4 on the season by beating the Knicks 95-93 on the road on Monday night. Andrei Kirilenko and Carlos Boozer each scored 23 points for the Jazz in that victory, while Mehmet Okur had 12 rebounds. The 7-1 Celtics last played on Saturday against the Nets, when they rolled to an 86-75 win. Paul Pierce tossed in 16 points for Boston in that contest.

Also on the NBA’s Wednesday slate: Chicago at Toronto, Golden State at Indiana, Atlanta at New York, Philadelphia at New Jersey, Charlotte at Detroit, Denver at Milwaukee, Cleveland at Orlando, Portland at Minnesota, Memphis at Houston, Dallas at San Antonio, Oklahoma City at the Clippers, and New Orleans at Phoenix. The Suns sit at 7-1 on the season after beating the Sixers 119-115 on Monday night. Steve Nash had 21 points and 20 assists in that win.

As well, college basketball offers up three games on Wednesday, with Robert Morris at Syracuse, Detroit at No. 13 California, and N.C. Central at No. 6 North Carolina. The Tar Heels won their season opener 88-72 over Florida International on Monday night, with Deon Thompson scoring 20 points in the win.

Taking a trip around the rink . . .

Finally, there are six games on the National Hockey League schedule for Wednesday, with Edmonton at Buffalo, Los Angeles at Carolina, Anaheim at New Jersey, the Islanders at Washington, Detroit at Columbus, and Colorado at Chicago. The 12-4-2 Avs fell 5-3 to the Oilers in their last game on Sunday, with Marek Svatos, T.J. Hensick, and David Jones all scoring. The Hawks are 9-5-2 after beating the Kings 4-1 on Monday night; Troy Brouwer collected three points.