Biffle best in Busch qualifying

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10/12/2007 - Concord, NC (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Greg Biffle captured the pole for Friday night's Dollar General 300 Busch Series race at the Lowe's Motor Speedway. The No.16 Roush Fenway Racing Ford driver circled the 1.5-mile oval in 29.426 seconds (183.511 m.p.h.).

The pole victory was Biffle's third of the season and 14th of his Busch career.

Starting with Biffle on the front row will be matt Kenseth, who posted a time of 29.519 seconds.

Jamie McMurray (29.535) and Dave Blaney (29.558) will make up row two as Nextel Cup drivers filled the top-six positions.

The Busch championship has been over for weeks, it just hasn't been made official yet. Carl Edwards, starting fifth, built a huge lead early on and will cruise to his first title any day now. The No.60 Roush Racing Ford driver owns a 696-point lead over David Reutimann with five races left on the schedule.

If he leaves this week's race with a 644-point margin, he only has to start the final four events to win the title. If he builds his lead to 780 points, he can take the rest of the season off and still win the championship.

Jason Keller qualified for the race, the 418th Busch start of his career, breaking the record he and Tommy Houston co-held. Over Keller's 16-year career he has accumulated 10 wins, 11 poles and 161 top-10s.

The race is scheduled to drop the green flag at 8 p.m. (et).

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BILLS (+10) at Steelers SPORTSBOOK LINES

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BENGALS (-7) at Browns SPORTSBOOK LINES

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COLTS (-7) at Titans SPORTSBOOK LINES

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TEXANS (+6.5) at Panthers SPORTSBOOK LINES

Houston's Mario Williams, the first pick in the '06 draft, has more touchdowns than Reggie Bush after one week. Somehow I don't see that lasting. Meanwhile, Carolina bottled up what was expected to be a pretty high-octane offense in St. Louis in Week 1. Could this be the Panthers' defense everyone expected last year? Maybe. This feels like a 20-16 Carolina win.

RAMS (-3) vs. 49ers SPORTSBOOKS LINES

Absolutely love this game. Everyone's favorite pick for this year's surprise team -- the 49ers -- laid an egg on Monday night (not that anyone was watching with the game ending in the middle of the night for those of us on the East Coast). St. Louis wasn't much better, delivering a lackluster effort against the Panthers that included two Steven Jackson fumbles and panic from his fantasy owners. Jackson rebounds this week, and the Rams get their first win.

PACKERS (+1.5) at Giants SPORTSBOOKS LINES

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JAGUARS (-10) vs. Falcons SPORTSBOOKS LINES

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SAINTS (-3) at Buccaneers SPORTSBOOKS LINES

I'm picking way too many road teams this week. Oh well. New Orleans has had some time to reflect on its lackluster showing in the opener, and the Buccanneers just aren't a very good football team. Anyone else surprised Tampa Bay hasn't made a move to sign Byron Leftwich? I thought that's what they do.

VIKINGS (+3) at Lions SPORTS BETTING LINES

Run the ball and stop the run. Minnesota can do both, and that will keep them in a lot of games this season. Even though it was only one week, Adrian Peterson looks like he was a steal at No. 7 in last year's draft. Not only will he produce, but Peterson delivers excitement to what otherwise would be one of the league's most boring teams.

DOLPHINS (+3.5) vs. Cowboys SPORTS BETTING LINES

Lost in the Tony Romo lovefest is just how bad the Cowboys' defense was last week. I know they're banged up, but Dallas' 'D' allowed 438 yards to the Giants' offense, and backup running back Derrick Ward averaged 6.8 yards per carry. Meanwhile, Cam Cameron's decision to split carries between Ronnie Brown and Jesse Chatman sounds about as can't-miss as Larry David's plan to show up to Marty Funkhouser's party a night late. Still, gotta go with Miami to cover at home.

SEAHAWKS (-2.5) at Cardinals SPORTS BETTING LINES

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BRONCOS (-9.5) vs. Raiders SPORTS BETTING LINES

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BEARS (-12) vs. Chiefs SPORTS BETTING LINES

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Friends and I were discussing how Bill Belichick goes about paying his $500,000 fine for cheating. Does he just write one check to the NFL? Do you need some sort of clearance to make such a monstrous financial transaction? I guess I shouldn't complain about the security deposit I have to put down on my new apartment. Anyway, two of the league's best teams square off in what should be a good one Sunday night. The Patriots always respond well just when you think they're in trouble. And their offensive attack was the story in Week 1.

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