4-3 Cleveland Freeze @ 1-5 Illinois Piasa Cleveland is coming off of a big road win against Cincinnati and should have no problem handing the Piasa their third straight loss at home. The St. Louligans will probably put up the best defense for the Piasa, so hopefully Mike Mason, the keeper for the Freeze, has bad hearing and thick skin. Cleveland -2.5 over/under 11
0-5 Texas Strikers @ 2-4 Saltillo Rancho Seco Saltillo is playing the first game of a 6 game home stand and need to start it out with a win, which they will, before facing off with some of the best teams in the league, namely Ontario, Monterrey, Hidalgo, and San Diego. Saltillo -3 o/u 15
2-3 Ontario Fury @ 7-1 Monterrey Flash The Fury, who I think has one of the hardest schedules in the PASL, are coming off of a win against the San Diego Sockers Premier which ended their losing streak and put some wind back in their sails. The Fury haven't won a game on the road yet, and I don't think that they will pull it off against the Flash at home. Monterrey -1.5 o/u 14
4-1 Dallas Sidekicks @ 0-6 Tulsa Revolution If you want to beat Tulsa all you have to do is stop the 6 foot 2 inch offensive powerhouse that is Franck Tayou. The big Cameroonian forward has scored 1/3 of the Revolution's total goals, leads the team in assists, and has also logged the most penalty minutes on the team. Dallas, on the other hand, hasn't blown anybody out since their first game of the season, and won the last meeting with Tulsa 7-5. Dallas -3.5 o/u 14
3-3 Detroit Waza Flo @ 2-3 Harrisburg Heat Detroit needs a win after dropping 2 straight to Chicago, but Harrisburg has beaten the Waza in Detroit this season, and will not give up a win easily. The Waza should be able to walk away victorious. Detroit -2 o/u 16
4-3 Bay Area Rosal @ 6-1 Las Vegas Legends This is the true test for Bay Area, who is on a 3 game winning streak. If Rosal can pull off a win in Las Vegas, they will truly considered a legitimate force in the Pacific Division. Vegas -3.5 o/u 16
0-5 Texas Strikers @ 7-1 Monterrey Flash The Strikers might pick up their first win of the season in Monterrey, and I might be a Chinese Jet Pilot. Monterrey -5.5 o/u 17
2-3 Turlock Express @ 4-2 San Diego Sockers San Diego has not won a game at home this season, but Sockers' fans smell blood and will be circling the halls of the Valley View Casino Center like starving sharks, wild with hunger, howling with bloodthirstiness, perched on the edge of self control and crazed uncontrollable animal instinct. Turlock had better hope that the crowd's vicious hunger is satisfied, or their bus might not leave San Diego in one piece. Sockers -6 o/u 16
1-5 Illinois Piasa @ 2-4 Cincinnati Saints The Seven Hills Crusaders will not go home hungry after this match. Illinois still hasn't won a game on the road this season. They actually haven't won a regular season game on the road since 2011, but this could be Piasa's best chance of the season. Cincinnati -1.5 o/u 15
2-3 Ontario Fury @ 2-4 Saltillo Rancho Seco 2 games in 2 days for these 2 teams, but Saltillo has the advantage of playing at home for both of their games. If Saltillo is as dirty as classless as Allen Harris is claiming, then the Fury are in for a rough and physical game. Lets just hope that their are no injuries at the Rancho Seco home field. Ontario -1 o/u 12
2-3 Turlock Express @ 3-3 Mexico Toros This is the first time these two teams will play each other this season, and both teams are fairly evenly matched, but Mexico has a better offense that can score goals, and they are better on the penalty kill. Mexico -3 o/u 15
2-3 Harrisburg Heat @ 4-3 Cleveland Freeze Both these teams will be looking to end their weekend with a win, but the Heat will be worn out from traveling, and the Freeze will be prepared to take on the Heat. The Wampus should be hungry to see a win after last weeks blow out at home, but the Heat will be ready to play after their last two embarrassing losses to the Freeze. Cleveland -2.5 o/u 14.5
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