40. Oregon State: The Beavers failed to make a bowl because of injuries and the offense went south. For 2011 they return senior QB Ryan Katz (17 TDs, 11 picks) and WR James Rodgers was granted a sixth-year of eligibility, coming back from a knee injury. The No. 1 tailback spot is key, with Ryan McCants or Jordan Jenkins stepping in. Mike Riley may be more concerned about his defense than he is the tailback position, because the Beavers lost three of four starters up front, including Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year Stephen Paea. The schedule is tough, with six road games, including the opener at Wisconsin. They bring a 6-0 under the total run into the new season.

39. BYU: The Cougars started off last season with no offense, then got hot down the stretch, finishing on a 6-2 SU, 7-1 ATS run. For 2011 they return senior QB Riley Nelson and sophomore QB Jake Heaps, plus a big offensive line returns 4 starters to a unit that averaged 168 yards rushing. Brandon Doman has been promoted to offensive coordinator and wants to have an explosive attack. This offense scored 55, 49, 40, 16 and 52 points in its last five games. The defense gave up 21.6 ppg (32^nd in the nation) and looks solid again. The only concern is the schedule, opening at Ole Miss, at Texas and home against Utah.

38. South Florida: The Bulls (8-5 SU, 5-7 ATS) started slow but made it to their sixth straight bowl, the first under Coach Skip Holtz. They went 5-2 SU, 4-3 ATS to end the season after the coaching staff made some changes on offense behind mobile junior QB B.J. Daniels. The offense averaged 24.1 points, 144.8 yards rushing and 164 passing, while the defense was very good, allowing 20 ppg (22^nd in the nation).

Junior RB Demetris Murray (533 yards, 4.4 ypc) is back and they bring in transfers RB Darrell Scott (from Colorado) and RB Dontae Aycock (from Auburn).   The defense should be strong again, such as in the Miami win, as the defense forced 3 turnovers. South Florida is on an 8-3 run under the total and they open at Notre Dame, plus 27-10 SU, 18-13 ATS at home the last six years.

37. Penn State: Joe Paterno is still here, off a 7-6 SU, 6-7 ATS season. The offense was erratic because of injuries and young QBs, but return junior Matt McGloin (14 TDs, 9 INTs, 1,548 yards). The key is senior RB Stephfon Green, who has game breaking speed, but hasn’t put it all together since his sophomore season.  There are only three road games in the first 10 going to Temple, Indiana, and Northwestern, but they host Alabama in Week 2, plus they host Nebraska November 12. Penn State is 2-11 SU/ATS its last 13 as a dog, and 15-10 SU, 13-10-1 ATS its last 25 on the road. Of course, at home the Lions are 39-6 SU, 22-17 ATS their last 45!

36. Navy: The Midshipmen are off a9-4 SU, 7-5 ATS campaign as the ground game was sixth nationally with 284.8 yards per game, while the defense was undersized but very good, giving up 22 ppg. Plenty of talent returns for another strong season. They have to replace option QB Ricky Dobbs, but senior QB Kriss Proctor saw plenty of action, throwing 5 times and rushing for 304 yards, a whopping 9.5 yards per carry!  The defense allowed just 23.3 points per game and has senior defensive end Jabaree Tuani. Navy is 55-38-1 against the spread the last eight seasons.
35. Illinois: The Illini (7-6 SU, 8-4 ATS) surprised last season under Ron Zook.  This offense was mostly running, averaging 32.5 points, 151 yards passing and 246.1 yards rushing per game and returns sophomore QB Nathan Scheelhaase (17 TDs, 8 INTS, 1,825 yards), a mobile quarterback who rushed for 868 yards. Illinois led the Big Ten in rushing (246.1 ypg) for the third time in the last five years. The defense gets three starters back in the secondary, but with Corey Liuget leaving early for the NFL and the loss of end Clay Nurse, the defensive front needs work. Note that Zook is 9-7 SU/6-10 ATS his last 16 games as a home favorite.

34. Auburn: The Tigers (14-0 SU/10-3 ATS) are off a remarkable season for Coach Gene Chizik and brilliant offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn, the architect of wide-open spread attacks. They won the national title with an offense that averaged 41.2 ppg. So many key players are off to the NFL, but there is talent with junior QB Barrett Trotter and junior WR Emory Blake (554 yards).

The ground game averaged 284.8 yards, No. 5 in the country, with the help of 5-9 sophomore RB Michael Dyer (1,093 yds, 6.0 ypc) and junior RB Onterio McCalebb (810, 8.5 ypc). Right tackle Brandon Mosley is the only returning starter on the O-line, but freshman OG Christian Westerman is a top prospect.  The linebacking corps needs two new starters and the defensive tackles have to be replaced. Auburn is a strong 20-10 SU, 17-13 ATS the last seven years on the road, but surviving October without a loss is unlikely and the rematch with angry Alabama will be a challenge.

33. Pitt: Todd Graham is Pitt’s new football coach, running a version of the spread offense he ran at Tulsa. He has a lot of talent to work with in junior QB Tino Sunseri (16 TDs, 9 INTs), junior RB Ray Graham (922 yards rushing, 6.2 yards per carry) and 6-foot-5 junior WR Mike Shanahan (589 yards). While the offense looks balanced and potentially potent, the defense lost its top players. The only major concern is the schedule, playing at Iowa and home against Notre Dame back to back in September.

32. Clemson: The Tigers could have a new look offensively: Coach Dabo Swinney hired Tulsa’s Chad Morris as offensive coordinator. Morris had spent last year running Tulsa’s attack, leading the Golden Hurricanes to 41.4 points a game. Sophomore QB Tajh Boyd (4 TDs, 3 INTs, 329 yards) saw some time and started the bowl game, a 31-26 loss to South Florida, plus they return junior RB Andre Ellington (686 yards, 5.8 ypc). The defense was very strong, allowing 18.8 points per game, 13th best in the country, and returns several key starters.  The Tigers carry a 15-2 run under the total into the new season.

31. Baylor: The good news for 2011 is that junior QB Robert Griffin III (22 TDs, 8 INTs, 3,501 yards) returns. He is a dynamic player and was second on the team in rushing with 635 yards, 4.3 yards per carry. Throw in senior RB Terrance Ganaway (295 yards, 6.4 yards per carry) and senior WR Kendall Wright (952 yards) and this offense is loaded. 8 starters return on offense on a group that averaged 31.2 points, 280.7 yards passing, 194.6 rushing per game. The defense was terrible, which is why new defensive coordinator Phil Bennett comes aboard, along with three decent JUCO transfers for the secondary.  Baylor is 6-42 SU, 17-30-1 ATS its last 48 as a dog.

30. Michigan: Michigan (7-6 SU/3-9 ATS) made a bowl last season, but don’t be fooled. It was a disappointing, even embarrassing season as the Wolverines played no defense while losing 6 of their final 8 games. But they have a new style with head coach Brady Hoke and offensive coordinator Al Borges, plus ten starters return on offense. He is a proponent of a wide-open pro-style/West Coast offense.

The offense was No. 13 in the nation with 250 yards rushing per game and 35.2 points and returns junior QB Denard Robinson (18 TDs, 12 INTs, 2,570 yards). Defensively, Michigan is moving to a four-man front from the 3-3-5 under defensive coordinator Greg Mattison, who comes over from the Baltimore Ravens. Nine starters are back on ‘D’, led by senior NT Mike Martin. Michigan is also 12-12 SU/10-14 ATS their last 24 road games.

29. Arkansas: Bobby Petrino lost senior QB Ryan Mallett (32 TDs, 12 INTs) on an offense that was fourth in the nation in passing (333.7 yds per game) and 36.5 points per contest, but junior Tyler Wilson (453 yards, 4 TDs, 3 INTs) steps in. He replaced Mallett at Auburn in October and threw for 332 yards and four touchdowns against the eventual national champ. He has experienced targets to throw to in senior WR Joe Adams (813 yards), 6-3 senior WR Jarius Wright (788), their top two receivers. While this remains a pass-first attack, junior RB Knile Davis impressed with 1,322 yards, 6.5 yards per carry, second in the SEC in rushing, plus 13 touchdowns. The defensive front was got into the backfield on a regular basis and finished 9^th in the nation in sacks. Arkansas is on a 6-2 run over the total and 6-1 SU/ATS its last 7 games.

28. Mississippi State: The Bulldogs (9-4 SU/7-5 ATS) impressed, averaging 29 points and 214.8 yards rushing, making a bowl (smacking Michigan, 52-14).  Throw in wins over Florida and Georgia and Dan Mullen has this program overachieving. They rotated two quarterbacks and return senior quarterback Chris Relf (13 TDs, 6 INTs, 1,789 yards passing, 713 yards rushing) and sophomore QB Tyler Russell (5 TDs 6 INTs), rarely throwing the football.

That ground game was No. 16 in the nation and returns senior RB Vick Ballard (968 yards, 5.2 ypc), their top rusher.  The real surprise was the defense (19.8 ppg), one of the better in the country and allowed just 19 ppg in the SEC. The linebacking corps lost its top players, plus their defensive coordinator went to Texas, so co-coordinators Chris Wilson and Geoff Collins step in. Seven starters return led by a terrific line. They are heading in the right direction.

27. West Virginia: Strange doings in the offseason for the Mountaineers, with Bill Stewart stepping down and newcomer offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen becoming the head coach a year earlier than planned. Stewart went 28-12 in three seasons but failed to earn a Bowl Championship Series berth.  The new coach has a speedy team (9-4 SU, 8-3 ATS) with good balance on offense and returns a lot of its key players, led by junior QB Geno Smith (24 TDs, 7 picks, 2,763 yards). The offensive line looks solid again, led by senior Center Eric Jobe, averaging 162 yards rushing, but don’t expect a run-first attack again.

That’s because Holgorsen learned the wide-open passing attack at Texas Tech under Mike Leach and brings that to Morgantown. The passing game has 5-foot-9 junior playmaking WR Tavon Austin, who caught 58 passes for 787 yards and ran for 248 yards. The defense has been very strong, allowing 13.5 ppg, third in the nation, but lost 7 starters. West Virginia is on a 12-5 run under the total, but will that continue with their new-look passing offense?

26. Tennessee: The Vols (6-7) had a rough start to the season for new Coach Derek Dooley, but the offense got on a roll. Sophomore QB Tyler Bray (18 TDs, 10 INTs, 1,849 yards) is back along with senior RB Tauren Poole (1,034 yards, 5.1 ypc), so the offense should have more balance. Last season they averaged 27 points, 109 yards rushing, 254.5 yards passing, ranking 30^th in the nation in passing, but 105^th in rushing. The defense (25.1 ppg) was great down the stretch and the secondary has talent, led by star safety Janzen Jackson. The Vols are 19-17 SU/21-14-1 ATS on the road the last seven seasons and on a 9-3 run over the total.

25. Houston: Quarterback U! Houston is a powerhouse offensive team under fourth-year head coach Kevin Sumlin, off a 5-7 SU, 3-7-1 ATS season of bad luck, losing 2 QBs. For 2011, they return senior QB Case Keenum (5 TDs, 5 INTs), backup Cotton Turner and sophomore QB David Piland (24 TDs, 14 INTs), who was forced in as a freshman and played well. Even with all the injuries this offense averaged 37.7 points and 327.3 yards passing, the fifth best air attack in the country.

The offense is loaded behind senior running back Bryce Beall and senior wide receiver Patrick Edwards. The defense, though, is another story, (32.2 ppg allowed), but there is hope with returning LBs Marcus McGraw, Sammy Brown and Phillip Steward. The secondary lacks experience, however. Houston is 26-8 SU, 18-11-1 ATS at home. A team to look at over the total?

24. Miami: The Canes (7-6 SU, 4-8 ATS) fell apart down the stretch, despite making a bowl, with the firing of Coach Randy Shannon. So Miami has a new Coach in Al Golden, from Temple along with new offensive coordinator Jedd Fisch. The Hurricanes ran a pro-style attack last season, but they will look to run the football more to cut down on turnovers. They have two QBs in senior QB Jacory Harris (14 TDs, 15 INTs) and sophomore QB Stephen Morris (7 TDs, 9 INTs).

The defense was very good, allowing 19.7 ppg (21st in the nation) and they add All-American defensive end Anthony Chickillo, a top recruit. There is an influx of juniors like DL Curtis Porter, DB Brandon McGee and DL Olivier Vernon.  Miami is on an 8-2-1 run under the total.

23: Texas A&M: Head Coach Mike Sherman is a fan of a balanced offense, averaging 31.2 points, 276.8 yards passing and 165 rushing. Texas A&M went 9-4 SU, 7-5 ATS campaign, off of a share of the Big 12 South Division title and a Cotton Bowl appearance. 10 starters are back on offense, 8 on the defense. The offense returns junior QB Ryan Tannehill (13 TDs, 6 INTs) along with senior RB Cyrus Gray (1,133 yards, 5.7 ypc). The defense (21.9 ppg allowed) loses All-American Von Miller to the NFL, but there are talented JUCO transfers. A&M carries a 6-1 SU/ATS run into the new season.

22: Texas: The Longhorns (5-7 SU, 3-9 ATS) were awful in 2010, a shocking season. Junior QB Garrett Gilbert (10 TDs, 17 INTs) was a turnover machine, so some new spring formations have been put in for better play-action passing for him. Two starters are back in the backfield, while the defense led the Big 12 and was sixth in the nation in yardage allowed.

This defense looks tough, despite a new coordinator in Manny Diaz. He has a strong LB corps, led by sophomore LB Demarco Cobbs and fiery senior LB Emmanuel Acho (a second-team All-Big 12 selection in 2010), while 6-foot-5 senior DT Kheeston Randall anchors a solid line. Texas is 63-15 SU, 43-33-1 ATS the last six seasons and 8-5 SU/9-4 ATS its last 13 as a dog.
21. Virginia Tech: The Hokies (11-3 SU, 10-3 ATS) are off another terrific season for Coach Frank Beamer. The job of running the offense will lie in the huge hands of Logan Thomas, whose 6-foot-6, 242-pound frame is loaded with talent. Beamer likes balance on offense and the backfield has speedy junior Tailback David Wilson and was the third leading rusher with 619 yards, 5.5 yards per carry.  A young Tech defense, playing seven new starters, gave up some big plays, but allowed just 19.1 points per game (16th in the nation). V-Tech is on a 6-1 run under the total and a stellar 15-6 SU/14-6-1 ATS on the road the last four years

Bet	Pick
Money	VAN	-148	-155	-155	-155
Spread	BOS	+1.5 (-250)	+1.5 (-245)	+1.5 (-240)	+1.5 (-240)
Total	UNDER	U5 (-115)	U5 (-125)	U5 (-115)	U5 (-125)
Payoff on $20		$64	$63	$65	$64

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Bet	Pick
Money	Mavs	-150	-145	-145	-145
Spread	Heat	-3 (-110)	+2.5 (-110)	+3 (-110)	+3 (-110)
Total	OVER	O186.5 (-110)	O186.5 (-110)	O186.5 (-110)	O186.5 (-110)
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In Game 5 on Wednesday night, the Thunder routed the Grizzlies 99-72 as 6-point home favorites to take a 3-2 lead in the series. It was OK City’s second-straight win in the series.

Despite that loss, Memphis is listed as a 1.5-point home favorite at SBGGlobal.com and the total is set at 195.5. On the moneyline, the Grizzlies are -125; the Thunder are +105.

After being down 2-1, the series turned around for the Thunder when they won that classic triple overtime game 133-123 in Memphis as 2-point road dgos on Monday. The Grizzlies had no energy after losing that game and they were blown off the court in Game 5.

From the tip, the Grizzlies were never in the game. Zach Randolph was a non-factor, Mike Conley was horrible and the Grizzlies shot 36 percent from the field.

The Thunder, on the other hand, didn’t look fatigued at all. They were so dominant that they didn’t even need big games from Kevin Durant or Russell Westbrook. The Thunder had a 20-7 edge in fast break points. They also won more second chance points and were stronger in the paint.

The Thunder became the first team in NBA history to win their next game after winning a triple overtime playoff game. No team since the 1976 Boston Celtics has won a playoff series after winning a triple overtime playoff game but the Thunder are in position to do it on Friday night.

Here are some key NBA Playoff betting stats for Friday’s game:

The Thunder are 5-1-1 ATS in their last seven road games. The Thunder are 20-9 ATS in their last 29 Friday games.

The Grizzlies are 23-9 ATS in their last 32 home games. The home team is 7-3 ATS in the last 10 meetings between the two teams.

The over is 6-2 in Oklahoma City’s last eight Conference Semifinals games. In this series, the over is 8-2 in the last 10 meetings.

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The Bulls won Game 5 on Tuesday and lead the series 3-2. Chicago is listed as a 3.5-point road favorite at SBGGlobal.com and the total is set at 179. On the moneyline, the Bulls are -165; the Hawks are +145.

Derrick Rose and Taj Gibson took over in the fourth quarter on Tuesday as the Bulls beat the Hawks 95-83 in Chicago as 8.5-point favorites.

Rose took the ball inside all night against the Hawks and in the fourth quarter he was unstoppable. Rose had 11 points and three assists in the fourth quarter as Chicago outscored Atlanta by 11 points in the final quarter to win by 12.

While Rose was the leading scorer with 33 points he was not the only Chicago player to contribute. Luol Deng had 23 points and Gibson scored all of his 11 points in the pivotal final frame.

The Hawks got another poor shooting out of Joe Johnson and Jamal Crawford. Those two have been wildly inconsistent in this series.

They were red-hot in Game 1 as the Hawks won in Chicago but they were awful in Game 5. Johnson had just 15 points while Crawford was completely invisible as he had just two points on 1-for-9 shooting.

Jeff Teague played well again for Atlanta but the Hawks need their prime-time players to show up if they are to beat the Bulls and in Game 5 they didn’t.

Here are some key NBA Playoff betting stats for Thursday’s game:

The Bulls are 7-0 ATS in their last seven Thursday games. The Bulls are 11-5 ATS in their last 16 road games.

The Hawks are 4-1 ATS in their last 5 home games. The Hawks are 2-5 ATS in their last seven Thursday games. The Hawks are 2-10-1 ATS in their last 13 Conference Semifinals games. The Hawks are 5-2 ATS at home in the last seven meetings vs. Chicago.

Eight of the last 10 Atlanta home games have gone under but in this series, the over is 9-2 in the last 11 meetings in Atlanta and overall the over is 11-5 in the last 16 meetings.

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The field is a very good one for this event but two top players will not be playing as world No. 1 Lee Westwood and No. 6 Rory McIlroy have decided to skip the event.

It’s too bad Westwood and McIlroy are not in the event but the PGA Tour limits non-members to a certain number of events they can play. Both Westwood and McIlroy have chosen to sit this week out as they are more focused on the upcoming U.S. Open.

Even though he hasn’t won in about a year and a half and has slipped to No. 8 in the world, Tiger Woods is the favorite to win the tournament – he is listed at 12-1 at SBGGlobal.com.

Those odds are based on Tiger’s past reputation, not reality. Woods has not won since November of 2009 and it’s simply ridiculous for him to be favored to win any event, let alone the Players Championship. Woods has only one win and four top 10’s in 13 trips to TPC Sawgrass.

The two real favorites to win this week are Luke Donald and Phil Mickelson. Each has odds of 14-1 at SBGGlobal.com.

Donald has been in the top 10 in his last six tournaments and he leads the PGA Tour in adjusted scoring average. Mickelson won this event in 2007 and he seems to be rounding into form as he tied for No. 9 last week at Quail Hollow.

The betting odds are really wide open after Donald and Mickelson. Ben Crane is the next choice at 27-1 and you can make a really good case for him winning this week. He has finished in the top six at the Players in each of the past three years.

The next three on the odds board are Martin Kaymer, Matt Kuchar and Jim Furyk and of those three Kuchar would seem to have the best chance as he has finished in the top 15 in his last two starts at the Players.

Adam Scott is playing well this year and he is 32-1 while Nick Watney, Bubba Watson, K.J. Choi, Hunter Mahan and Padraig Harrington are each 35-1. It is such a talented field this week that there are some very good players who are listed with longshot odds.

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The Bulls had the best record in NBA this season (62-20 SU, 50-31-1 ATS) and most people expected them to easily handle Atlanta. But that has not been the case and now this series will go at least six games.

For Game 5, Chicago is listed as an 8.5-point home favorite at SBGGlobal.com and the total is set at 181. On the moneyline, the Bulls are -475; the Hawks are +375.

The Bulls split the first two games of this series in Chicago and then did what was expected as they blew out the Hawks 99-82 as 2.5-point road favorites in Game 3. The Bulls did not keep the pressure on in Game 4 as Atlanta won on Sunday night to even the best-of-seven series at 2-2.

Chicago had a chance pounce on Sunday with the game tied in the fourth quarter but the Hawks made all the big plays down the stretch to win 100-88 as 3.5-point home dogs.

Josh Smith had a huge game for the Hawks with 23 points, 16 rebounds and 8 assists. Derrick Rose had another 30+ point game but he took too many shots and made some mistakes late that cost Chicago.

The Bulls win with defense – they were the second best defensive team in the league this betting season allowing just 91.3 ppg. The Bulls won with defense in Games 2 and 3 but they didn’t play much in Game 4 allowing the Hawks to reach triple digits.

Looking at Game 5, it would seem that the Bulls would bounce back with a huge game but there are some concerns for backers. The spread is pretty wide at 8.5 points and the Bulls are just 2-3 ATS in the playoffs at home.

Here are some key NBA Playoff betting stats for Tuesday’s game:

The Hawks are 7-3 ATS in their last 10 games as an underdog. The Hawks are 2-6 ATS in their last eight Tuesday games.

The Bulls are 20-8 ATS in their last 28 Tuesday games. The Bulls are 4-9-1 ATS in their last 14 playoff games as a favorite. The Bulls are 3-8 ATS in their last 11 home games.

The under is 5-2 in the Hawks’ last seven road games. The over is 4-1 in the Bulls’ last five overall. In this series, the over is 4-1 in the last five meetings and the over is 5-2 in the last seven meetings in Chicago.

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The Grizzlies beat Oklahoma City on Saturday to take a 2-1 series lead. Memphis was down 13 points to start the fourth quarter on Saturday but they rallied to get a 101-93 win in overtime as 3-point home favorites.

For Game 4, Memphis is listed as an 2.5-point home favorite at SBGGlobal.com and the total is 198. On the moneyline, the Grizzlies are -140; the Thunder are +120.

Memphis is definitely not playing like a No. 8 seed and looks like a team that’s hungry to make it to the NBA Finals. The Grizzlies have been extremely good at home. In fact, they are tied for the best home record of any team since January 1.

The Thunder should have won Game 3 on Saturday night and if they end up losing this series they may look back on the loss that cost them the series. Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook really struggled in crunch time on Saturday as they combined to go 0 for 10 in the last five minutes of regulation and overtime.

Durant and Westbrook can get a lot of the credit for propelling the Thunder to where they are now, so when the two stars play poorly it’s a problem. Westbrook, in particular, continues to be a ball hog at times and is still turning it over way too much.

The Grizzlies outscored the Thunder 23-10 in the fourth quarter on Game 3 and continued their success in overtime outscoring Oklahoma City 15 to 7. Zach Randolph was huge scoring seven of his 21 points down the stretch and pulling down seven of his 21 rebounds.

Many felt No. 4 Oklahoma City should win this series but history is now against them. When the home team wins Game 3 in a series tied 1-1, that team has gone on to win just over 70 percent of the time in NBA history.

Here are some key NBA Playoff betting stats for Monday’s game:

The home team is 6-2 ATS in the last eight meetings. The Thunder are 1-4 ATS in the last five meetings. The Thunder are 4-1-1 ATS in their last six road games. The Thunder are 3-1-1 ATS in their last five Monday games.

The Grizzlies are 4-0 ATS in their last four Monday games. The Grizzlies are 20-7 ATS in their last 27 games as a home favorite.

The under is 5-1-1 in Oklahoma City’s last seven games as a road underdog. The over is 5-1 in the Grizzlies’ last six overall. The under is 9-4 in the Grizzlies’ last 13 home games. The over is 7-1 in the last eight meetings between the two teams.

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