When it comes to your Wildcats I have the stomach disease called "NO GUTS." 
I have played them twice this season - "Best Bet" against Kansas as I do every year, and faded them when they played Iowa State. Man I would love to see them play Bama in the national championship game. That would be awesome!!! Bill Snyder vs. Nick Saban!!! 
I'm on the over in the Navy Fl-Atl as well as all three of your Bama/LSU plays.
LOVE the fact I get under 10 points in chalk on Bama based on the fact this game is in the Batan Rouge. Anyone who's watched the Tigers lately know that their defence is not the same defence from the past couple years. Most notably on their defensive line and in their secondary; Drake Nevis and Michael Brockers created an interior rush that hasn't been the same since their departure to the NFL and talented players such as Caliborn, Peterson, and Mathieu are not easily replaced.
Biggest edge by far is in the QB department. McCarens has been damn near perfect all season long whereas Metenberrger has been sub par at best. Jefferson at least added the element of a running threat to the LSU's offence, whereas Metterberger has yet to make many big plays with his arm or legs this season. WR Ruben Randle's early departure to the NFL is as evident as its ever been with the Tigers ranking 85th in passing offence this season. Bama's secondary is as stout as ever - Robert Lester Jr is a stud, and Milliner is quickly emerging as one of the games best young prospects at defensive back. Unless LSU can throw the ball downfield, its really hard to see them having a shot in this game. Bama is throwing the ball as well as they ever have - freshman Amari Cooper is a talented young player who has made an immediate impact on the offence.
I think it will take an absoloutely near perfect game for LSU to cover in this one, and I just don't see them keeping up any way I look at it.
Auburn. Watching them struggle this year has been very enjoyable for me, though I must admit I am starting to feel sorry for some of my close Auburn buddies.
I'm on the over in the Navy Fl-Atl as well as all three of your Bama/LSU plays.
LOVE the fact I get under 10 points in chalk on Bama based on the fact this game is in the Batan Rouge. Anyone who's watched the Tigers lately know that their defence is not the same defence from the past couple years. Most notably on their defensive line and in their secondary; Drake Nevis and Michael Brockers created an interior rush that hasn't been the same since their departure to the NFL and talented players such as Caliborn, Peterson, and Mathieu are not easily replaced.
Biggest edge by far is in the QB department. McCarens has been damn near perfect all season long whereas Metenberrger has been sub par at best. Jefferson at least added the element of a running threat to the LSU's offence, whereas Metterberger has yet to make many big plays with his arm or legs this season. WR Ruben Randle's early departure to the NFL is as evident as its ever been with the Tigers ranking 85th in passing offence this season. Bama's secondary is as stout as ever - Robert Lester Jr is a stud, and Milliner is quickly emerging as one of the games best young prospects at defensive back. Unless LSU can throw the ball downfield, its really hard to see them having a shot in this game. Bama is throwing the ball as well as they ever have - freshman Amari Cooper is a talented young player who has made an immediate impact on the offence.
I think it will take an absoloutely near perfect game for LSU to cover in this one, and I just don't see them keeping up any way I look at it.
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