Flip a coin are my thoughts.
Despite losing two in a row, Tennessee comes into this contest brimming with confidence.
Florida is coming off of an abysmal week 3 performance at Alabama and a bye week.
I think Florida's front 7 will give Tennessee's inexperienced offensive line some trouble. If they can take away Tennessee's running attack, they could make things very difficult for Clausen.
The question when discussing Florida is whether they will field a competent offensive football team in Knoxville this Saturday. There have been some flashes of hope this season, but whether they can put it all together in a hostile SEC venue this week is a huge question mark.
If I were betting this game I would probably side with a confident home team getting 1-point versus a team with a possible lame-duck coach who appears to be on an unpromising trajectory. But then again, this is college football, so who knows???
Flip a coin are my thoughts.
Despite losing two in a row, Tennessee comes into this contest brimming with confidence.
Florida is coming off of an abysmal week 3 performance at Alabama and a bye week.
I think Florida's front 7 will give Tennessee's inexperienced offensive line some trouble. If they can take away Tennessee's running attack, they could make things very difficult for Clausen.
The question when discussing Florida is whether they will field a competent offensive football team in Knoxville this Saturday. There have been some flashes of hope this season, but whether they can put it all together in a hostile SEC venue this week is a huge question mark.
If I were betting this game I would probably side with a confident home team getting 1-point versus a team with a possible lame-duck coach who appears to be on an unpromising trajectory. But then again, this is college football, so who knows???
I'm going to start this early so I don't get fussed at!!!
Coming off of a good week. I actually like this week's card better, so hopefully that's a good omen.
Friday Evening:
3Us - Louisville @ Syracuse +3.5
Saturday Early:
5Us - SMU @ ECU -34.5 (-120) "Best Bet"
3Us - Texas A&M @ Mississippi State PK
Saturday Afternoon:
10Us - Alabama -4.5 @ Mississippi "Max Bet"
5Us - Texas @ Baylor -13 "Best Bet"
5Us - Wake Forest @ Florida State -37.5 "Best Bet"
3Us - Stanford @ Notre Dame +1
3Us - Oregon State @ Colorado +7
3Us - Vanderbilt +32 @ Georgia
Saturday Evening:
3Us - South Alabama -5.5 @ Appalachian State "Best Bet"
3Us - Georgia Southern -16.5 @ New Mexico State
3Us - South Carolina @ Kentucky +7
3Us - Hawaii @ Rice -6
3Us - LSU +9 @ Auburn
3Us - UAB +13 @ Western Kentucky
I'm going to start this early so I don't get fussed at!!!
Coming off of a good week. I actually like this week's card better, so hopefully that's a good omen.
Friday Evening:
3Us - Louisville @ Syracuse +3.5
Saturday Early:
5Us - SMU @ ECU -34.5 (-120) "Best Bet"
3Us - Texas A&M @ Mississippi State PK
Saturday Afternoon:
10Us - Alabama -4.5 @ Mississippi "Max Bet"
5Us - Texas @ Baylor -13 "Best Bet"
5Us - Wake Forest @ Florida State -37.5 "Best Bet"
3Us - Stanford @ Notre Dame +1
3Us - Oregon State @ Colorado +7
3Us - Vanderbilt +32 @ Georgia
Saturday Evening:
3Us - South Alabama -5.5 @ Appalachian State "Best Bet"
3Us - Georgia Southern -16.5 @ New Mexico State
3Us - South Carolina @ Kentucky +7
3Us - Hawaii @ Rice -6
3Us - LSU +9 @ Auburn
3Us - UAB +13 @ Western Kentucky
Yes, Worley of course.
I thought Worley was a little shaky against Utah State in week 1, but since then he's been looking more and more like a QB that could play on Sunday's. Right now I would give him the conference's "most improved player" award.
Yes, Worley of course.
I thought Worley was a little shaky against Utah State in week 1, but since then he's been looking more and more like a QB that could play on Sunday's. Right now I would give him the conference's "most improved player" award.
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I watched pretty much the entire FIU/UAB game. Those who didn't see it may come away with the false impression that FIU is a competent offensive football team. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Their offense, led by QB Alex McGough, is beyond horrid. They never mustered a single scoring drive the entire UAB game.
The story line of this game was that FIU inexplicably won the turnover margin by a staggering count of 6 to 0. FIU scored on 2 pick 6s, 2 long pass plays (both were short passes) that can only fairly be described as busted assignments, and two field goal drives of 6 and -5 yards. If you take away the 75-yard touchdown pass to TE Jonnu Smith and the 85-yard pass play to WR Glenn Coleman, FIU had 137 total yards of offense, and QB Alex McGough was 7 of 22 for 44 yards. FIU had 9 first downs for the entire game, and 3 of those were by way of penalty.
Although FIU's offense was unbelievable incompetent, I was fairly impressed with their defense. Ron Turner's group has to be given some credit for forcing 6 turnovers even though a couple of them weren't really "forced." Nevertheless, they frustrated an offense that heretofore had been averaging 43 points per game and held them to a very pedestrian 20 points.
That provides a good segue to my insight into the two games you inquire about. I view the FAU @ FIU game similarly to the FIU @ UAB game in that it is a high powered offense versus a stingy defense type of match-up. I'm a little incredulous that FIU can pull off another UAB-type performance within 5 days of each other, but I'd also hate to be holding a ticket that lays almost 10 points of road chalk in a rivalry game on a Thursday night. On the other hand, I can't back QB Alex McGough and that putrid FIU offense either.
My advice would be to stay away from the side of this game, and join me in betting the 1st half UNDER assuming the number is at least 24 or better - and it should be at least that.
With respect to the UAB/WKU game, I grade these teams as being pretty even. I think the line is a bit of an overreaction to last week's results. I would line this game more like WKU @ -6.5. UAB's Bill Clark is an outstanding football coach, and I expect he'll get some things fixed in practice this week and expect a very strong bounce-back against WKU on Saturday. I would not be at all shock to see UAB win this game outright. I will jump on the UAB ML when it's released as well.
Best of luck with your wagering endeavors this week!!!
I watched pretty much the entire FIU/UAB game. Those who didn't see it may come away with the false impression that FIU is a competent offensive football team. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Their offense, led by QB Alex McGough, is beyond horrid. They never mustered a single scoring drive the entire UAB game.
The story line of this game was that FIU inexplicably won the turnover margin by a staggering count of 6 to 0. FIU scored on 2 pick 6s, 2 long pass plays (both were short passes) that can only fairly be described as busted assignments, and two field goal drives of 6 and -5 yards. If you take away the 75-yard touchdown pass to TE Jonnu Smith and the 85-yard pass play to WR Glenn Coleman, FIU had 137 total yards of offense, and QB Alex McGough was 7 of 22 for 44 yards. FIU had 9 first downs for the entire game, and 3 of those were by way of penalty.
Although FIU's offense was unbelievable incompetent, I was fairly impressed with their defense. Ron Turner's group has to be given some credit for forcing 6 turnovers even though a couple of them weren't really "forced." Nevertheless, they frustrated an offense that heretofore had been averaging 43 points per game and held them to a very pedestrian 20 points.
That provides a good segue to my insight into the two games you inquire about. I view the FAU @ FIU game similarly to the FIU @ UAB game in that it is a high powered offense versus a stingy defense type of match-up. I'm a little incredulous that FIU can pull off another UAB-type performance within 5 days of each other, but I'd also hate to be holding a ticket that lays almost 10 points of road chalk in a rivalry game on a Thursday night. On the other hand, I can't back QB Alex McGough and that putrid FIU offense either.
My advice would be to stay away from the side of this game, and join me in betting the 1st half UNDER assuming the number is at least 24 or better - and it should be at least that.
With respect to the UAB/WKU game, I grade these teams as being pretty even. I think the line is a bit of an overreaction to last week's results. I would line this game more like WKU @ -6.5. UAB's Bill Clark is an outstanding football coach, and I expect he'll get some things fixed in practice this week and expect a very strong bounce-back against WKU on Saturday. I would not be at all shock to see UAB win this game outright. I will jump on the UAB ML when it's released as well.
Best of luck with your wagering endeavors this week!!!
I watched pretty much the entire FIU/UAB game. Those who didn't see it may come away with the false impression that FIU is a competent offensive football team. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Their offense, led by QB Alex McGough, is beyond horrid. They never mustered a single scoring drive the entire UAB game.
The story line of this game was that FIU inexplicably won the turnover margin by a staggering count of 6 to 0. FIU scored on 2 pick 6s, 2 long pass plays (both were short passes) that can only fairly be described as busted assignments, and two field goal drives of 6 and -5 yards. If you take away the 75-yard touchdown pass to TE Jonnu Smith and the 85-yard pass play to WR Glenn Coleman, FIU had 137 total yards of offense, and QB Alex McGough was 7 of 22 for 44 yards. FIU had 9 first downs for the entire game, and 3 of those were by way of penalty.
Although FIU's offense was unbelievable incompetent, I was fairly impressed with their defense. Ron Turner's group has to be given some credit for forcing 6 turnovers even though a couple of them weren't really "forced." Nevertheless, they frustrated an offense that heretofore had been averaging 43 points per game and held them to a very pedestrian 20 points.
That provides a good segue to my insight into the two games you inquire about. I view the FAU @ FIU game similarly to the FIU @ UAB game in that it is a high powered offense versus a stingy defense type of match-up. I'm a little incredulous that FIU can pull off another UAB-type performance within 5 days of each other, but I'd also hate to be holding a ticket that lays almost 10 points of road chalk in a rivalry game on a Thursday night. On the other hand, I can't back QB Alex McGough and that putrid FIU offense either.
My advice would be to stay away from the side of this game, and join me in betting the 1st half UNDER assuming the number is at least 24 or better - and it should be at least that.
With respect to the UAB/WKU game, I grade these teams as being pretty even. I think the line is a bit of an overreaction to last week's results. I would line this game more like WKU @ -6.5. UAB's Bill Clark is an outstanding football coach, and I expect he'll get some things fixed in practice this week and expect a very strong bounce-back against WKU on Saturday. I would not be at all shock to see UAB win this game outright. I will jump on the UAB ML when it's released as well.
Best of luck with your wagering endeavors this week!!!
I watched pretty much the entire FIU/UAB game. Those who didn't see it may come away with the false impression that FIU is a competent offensive football team. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Their offense, led by QB Alex McGough, is beyond horrid. They never mustered a single scoring drive the entire UAB game.
The story line of this game was that FIU inexplicably won the turnover margin by a staggering count of 6 to 0. FIU scored on 2 pick 6s, 2 long pass plays (both were short passes) that can only fairly be described as busted assignments, and two field goal drives of 6 and -5 yards. If you take away the 75-yard touchdown pass to TE Jonnu Smith and the 85-yard pass play to WR Glenn Coleman, FIU had 137 total yards of offense, and QB Alex McGough was 7 of 22 for 44 yards. FIU had 9 first downs for the entire game, and 3 of those were by way of penalty.
Although FIU's offense was unbelievable incompetent, I was fairly impressed with their defense. Ron Turner's group has to be given some credit for forcing 6 turnovers even though a couple of them weren't really "forced." Nevertheless, they frustrated an offense that heretofore had been averaging 43 points per game and held them to a very pedestrian 20 points.
That provides a good segue to my insight into the two games you inquire about. I view the FAU @ FIU game similarly to the FIU @ UAB game in that it is a high powered offense versus a stingy defense type of match-up. I'm a little incredulous that FIU can pull off another UAB-type performance within 5 days of each other, but I'd also hate to be holding a ticket that lays almost 10 points of road chalk in a rivalry game on a Thursday night. On the other hand, I can't back QB Alex McGough and that putrid FIU offense either.
My advice would be to stay away from the side of this game, and join me in betting the 1st half UNDER assuming the number is at least 24 or better - and it should be at least that.
With respect to the UAB/WKU game, I grade these teams as being pretty even. I think the line is a bit of an overreaction to last week's results. I would line this game more like WKU @ -6.5. UAB's Bill Clark is an outstanding football coach, and I expect he'll get some things fixed in practice this week and expect a very strong bounce-back against WKU on Saturday. I would not be at all shock to see UAB win this game outright. I will jump on the UAB ML when it's released as well.
Best of luck with your wagering endeavors this week!!!
As I told another poster last week, USC is probably the right side, but I just can't back them because they are so anorexically thin. It would only take a couple of key in-games injuries for them to implode.
I will also say that I think both of the Arizona teams are bad. What I saw last week from Arizona State's defense against UCLA was absolutely mind-numbing. That was the worst display of effort and tackling I have ever witnessed in a college football game. Guys were literally standing around watching ULCA ball carriers run into the end zone. I could not believe what I was watching!!!
That said, the OVER is worth a look in all Arizona and Arizona State games. There will be over 100 points scored when they play each other.
As I told another poster last week, USC is probably the right side, but I just can't back them because they are so anorexically thin. It would only take a couple of key in-games injuries for them to implode.
I will also say that I think both of the Arizona teams are bad. What I saw last week from Arizona State's defense against UCLA was absolutely mind-numbing. That was the worst display of effort and tackling I have ever witnessed in a college football game. Guys were literally standing around watching ULCA ball carriers run into the end zone. I could not believe what I was watching!!!
That said, the OVER is worth a look in all Arizona and Arizona State games. There will be over 100 points scored when they play each other.
None at all. SMU may actually score their first real touchdown of the season, but ECU will probably put up 70. I should be "Max Betting" that game instead of Alabama.
I was on TCU last week. And although they got out of the gate a little slow, the cover was never really in question. I expect the same this week.
None at all. SMU may actually score their first real touchdown of the season, but ECU will probably put up 70. I should be "Max Betting" that game instead of Alabama.
I was on TCU last week. And although they got out of the gate a little slow, the cover was never really in question. I expect the same this week.
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