I would bet it to -13.5. I just wouldn't bet it nearly as big if the number creeps over 7.
I love how Ole Miss's defense is being talked about like the second coming of Jesus Christ.....they have yet to play anyone who could test their defense.
I would bet it to -13.5. I just wouldn't bet it nearly as big if the number creeps over 7.
I love how Ole Miss's defense is being talked about like the second coming of Jesus Christ.....they have yet to play anyone who could test their defense.
I hate keeping track of my record because it's a PIA and, quite frankly, I don't care what it is. I only care about my account balances. I'm never going tout, so it's completely meaningless to me. That said, years ago people moaned and groaned that I didn't keep track of it, so I did it for several years. I kept the record, not the units. Keeping track of the record isn't so bad, but trying to keep an accurate record of units is almost impossible.
This season I have been particularly busy, so I said f-it. I can tell you that I have missed exactly 1 "Best Bet" every week, so my record is something & 5. I usually do about 4 "Best Bets" a week so my guess would be something like 15 & 5. I haven't been nearly as good on non-Best Bets. Those are probably hovering a little over 50% if I had to guess. My goal is 75%/60%. I'm pretty close on "Best Bets."
Nevertheless, if someone wants to go back and tally my record, let them knock themselves out. It's all posted. As for me, I'll spend my time on more productive endeavors.
I hate keeping track of my record because it's a PIA and, quite frankly, I don't care what it is. I only care about my account balances. I'm never going tout, so it's completely meaningless to me. That said, years ago people moaned and groaned that I didn't keep track of it, so I did it for several years. I kept the record, not the units. Keeping track of the record isn't so bad, but trying to keep an accurate record of units is almost impossible.
This season I have been particularly busy, so I said f-it. I can tell you that I have missed exactly 1 "Best Bet" every week, so my record is something & 5. I usually do about 4 "Best Bets" a week so my guess would be something like 15 & 5. I haven't been nearly as good on non-Best Bets. Those are probably hovering a little over 50% if I had to guess. My goal is 75%/60%. I'm pretty close on "Best Bets."
Nevertheless, if someone wants to go back and tally my record, let them knock themselves out. It's all posted. As for me, I'll spend my time on more productive endeavors.
No need to apologize. Your thoughts are a great contribution to the thread. Anytime.
I guess if I "Max Bet" a game, I'm obliged to do a write up on it, so I will try to find some time to cobble something together tomorrow evening. But your thoughts on Bo Wallace are essentially correct. Ole Miss' Offense versus Alabama's defense should pretty much be a repeat of last season's mismatch. That's not to say that it'll necessarily be a shout out, but then again, last season's game should not have been a shutout either. Ole Miss shut themselves out when they repeatedly went for it on 4th down when they were in field goal range, and were stopped on downs.
What I mean by repeat of last season is that Alabama will completely take away the running game like they did last season, and force Bo Wallace to win the game with his arm. In last season's matchup Ole Miss ran for 46 yards on 25 attempts. Expect similar dismal results in the running game against a much improved Alabama defense this time around.
On the other side of the ball, I have much respect for Ole Miss' defense. They are a formidable group no doubt. But just like last season, when Ole Miss' offense is unable to sustain drives, the defense eventually buckles. Alabama dominated TOP 39 minutes to 21 minutes. Again, expect this game to look very similar. Ole Miss's defense will only be able to keep Alabama's plethora of offensive weapons in check for so long before they succumb to the constant onslaught.
Look for Ole Miss to get the same kind of meat grinder treatment in this Saturday's game.
I hate laying points when they get into the 40s, but this may be a case where it's warranted. I personally would start getting leery if the number hits 42 (41 currently).
I expect Texas' offense to generate about 10 points, not much more than that. It Texas gets in the 20s, there are going to be a lot of Baylor backers who will be sweating off some pounds. I don't think it comes to that though. Again, my knees become a little weak if this thing hits 17 (16.5 right now).
Your probably right on Michigan being an auto-fade team right now. I'm not sure if the garnet and blue are quite ready for Mega's "TOTAL FECES BUT SLEEPER WATCH LIST"
I agree Texas A&M will have trouble with a very confident Mississippi State team in the trenches, and trench play is one of my main criteria I look for when capping football games. I obviously like the Bulldogs to pull out a win in cowbell land.
No need to apologize. Your thoughts are a great contribution to the thread. Anytime.
I guess if I "Max Bet" a game, I'm obliged to do a write up on it, so I will try to find some time to cobble something together tomorrow evening. But your thoughts on Bo Wallace are essentially correct. Ole Miss' Offense versus Alabama's defense should pretty much be a repeat of last season's mismatch. That's not to say that it'll necessarily be a shout out, but then again, last season's game should not have been a shutout either. Ole Miss shut themselves out when they repeatedly went for it on 4th down when they were in field goal range, and were stopped on downs.
What I mean by repeat of last season is that Alabama will completely take away the running game like they did last season, and force Bo Wallace to win the game with his arm. In last season's matchup Ole Miss ran for 46 yards on 25 attempts. Expect similar dismal results in the running game against a much improved Alabama defense this time around.
On the other side of the ball, I have much respect for Ole Miss' defense. They are a formidable group no doubt. But just like last season, when Ole Miss' offense is unable to sustain drives, the defense eventually buckles. Alabama dominated TOP 39 minutes to 21 minutes. Again, expect this game to look very similar. Ole Miss's defense will only be able to keep Alabama's plethora of offensive weapons in check for so long before they succumb to the constant onslaught.
Look for Ole Miss to get the same kind of meat grinder treatment in this Saturday's game.
I hate laying points when they get into the 40s, but this may be a case where it's warranted. I personally would start getting leery if the number hits 42 (41 currently).
I expect Texas' offense to generate about 10 points, not much more than that. It Texas gets in the 20s, there are going to be a lot of Baylor backers who will be sweating off some pounds. I don't think it comes to that though. Again, my knees become a little weak if this thing hits 17 (16.5 right now).
Your probably right on Michigan being an auto-fade team right now. I'm not sure if the garnet and blue are quite ready for Mega's "TOTAL FECES BUT SLEEPER WATCH LIST"
I agree Texas A&M will have trouble with a very confident Mississippi State team in the trenches, and trench play is one of my main criteria I look for when capping football games. I obviously like the Bulldogs to pull out a win in cowbell land.
That's the funniest sh it I've read all day!!! Here's the conversation between CT and his bookie.
CT's Bookie in his best Vinny Gambino voice: "Who is this South Alabama team you keep betting on?"
Bookie: "I mean what the fu ck do you know about some hillbilly-azz team in south Ala-fu cking-bama ?"
CT playing dumb so his bookie won't cut him off: "Oh sh it!!! I've been betting on "SOUTH" Alabama this whole time??? I thought I was betting on that Nicky Saban Roll Tide Alabama team. Are you sure they're not the same team?
Bookie:
That's the funniest sh it I've read all day!!! Here's the conversation between CT and his bookie.
CT's Bookie in his best Vinny Gambino voice: "Who is this South Alabama team you keep betting on?"
Bookie: "I mean what the fu ck do you know about some hillbilly-azz team in south Ala-fu cking-bama ?"
CT playing dumb so his bookie won't cut him off: "Oh sh it!!! I've been betting on "SOUTH" Alabama this whole time??? I thought I was betting on that Nicky Saban Roll Tide Alabama team. Are you sure they're not the same team?
Bookie:
That's the funniest sh it I've read all day!!! Here's the conversation between CT and his bookie.
CT's Bookie in his best Vinny Gambino voice: "Who is this South Alabama team you keep betting on?"
Bookie: "I mean what the fu ck do you know about some hillbilly-azz team in south Ala-fu cking-bama ?"
CT playing dumb so his bookie won't cut him off: "Oh sh it!!! I've been betting on "SOUTH" Alabama this whole time??? I thought I was betting on that Nicky Saban Roll Tide Alabama team. Are you sure they're not the same team?
Bookie:
That's the funniest sh it I've read all day!!! Here's the conversation between CT and his bookie.
CT's Bookie in his best Vinny Gambino voice: "Who is this South Alabama team you keep betting on?"
Bookie: "I mean what the fu ck do you know about some hillbilly-azz team in south Ala-fu cking-bama ?"
CT playing dumb so his bookie won't cut him off: "Oh sh it!!! I've been betting on "SOUTH" Alabama this whole time??? I thought I was betting on that Nicky Saban Roll Tide Alabama team. Are you sure they're not the same team?
Bookie:
No need to apologize. Your thoughts are a great contribution to the thread. Anytime.
I guess if I "Max Bet" a game, I'm obliged to do a write up on it, so I will try to find some time to cobble something together tomorrow evening. But your thoughts on Bo Wallace are essentially correct. Ole Miss' Offense versus Alabama's defense should pretty much be a repeat of last season's mismatch. That's not to say that it'll necessarily be a shout out, but then again, last season's game should not have been a shutout either. Ole Miss shut themselves out when they repeatedly went for it on 4th down when they were in field goal range, and were stopped on downs.
What I mean by repeat of last season is that Alabama will completely take away the running game like they did last season, and force Bo Wallace to win the game with his arm. In last season's matchup Ole Miss ran for 46 yards on 25 attempts. Expect similar dismal results in the running game against a much improved Alabama defense this time around.
On the other side of the ball, I have much respect for Ole Miss' defense. They are a formidable group no doubt. But just like last season, when Ole Miss' offense is unable to sustain drives, the defense eventually buckles. Alabama dominated TOP 39 minutes to 21 minutes. Again, expect this game to look very similar. Ole Miss's defense will only be able to keep Alabama's plethora of offensive weapons in check for so long before they succumb to the constant onslaught.
Look for Ole Miss to get the same kind of meat grinder treatment in this Saturday's game.
I hate laying points when they get into the 40s, but this may be a case where it's warranted. I personally would start getting leery if the number hits 42 (41 currently).
I expect Texas' offense to generate about 10 points, not much more than that. It Texas gets in the 20s, there are going to be a lot of Baylor backers who will be sweating off some pounds. I don't think it comes to that though. Again, my knees become a little weak if this thing hits 17 (16.5 right now).
Your probably right on Michigan being an auto-fade team right now. I'm not sure if the garnet and blue are quite ready for Mega's "TOTAL FECES BUT SLEEPER WATCH LIST"
I agree Texas A&M will have trouble with a very confident Mississippi State team in the trenches, and trench play is one of my main criteria I look for when capping football games. I obviously like the Bulldogs to pull out a win in cowbell land.
No need to apologize. Your thoughts are a great contribution to the thread. Anytime.
I guess if I "Max Bet" a game, I'm obliged to do a write up on it, so I will try to find some time to cobble something together tomorrow evening. But your thoughts on Bo Wallace are essentially correct. Ole Miss' Offense versus Alabama's defense should pretty much be a repeat of last season's mismatch. That's not to say that it'll necessarily be a shout out, but then again, last season's game should not have been a shutout either. Ole Miss shut themselves out when they repeatedly went for it on 4th down when they were in field goal range, and were stopped on downs.
What I mean by repeat of last season is that Alabama will completely take away the running game like they did last season, and force Bo Wallace to win the game with his arm. In last season's matchup Ole Miss ran for 46 yards on 25 attempts. Expect similar dismal results in the running game against a much improved Alabama defense this time around.
On the other side of the ball, I have much respect for Ole Miss' defense. They are a formidable group no doubt. But just like last season, when Ole Miss' offense is unable to sustain drives, the defense eventually buckles. Alabama dominated TOP 39 minutes to 21 minutes. Again, expect this game to look very similar. Ole Miss's defense will only be able to keep Alabama's plethora of offensive weapons in check for so long before they succumb to the constant onslaught.
Look for Ole Miss to get the same kind of meat grinder treatment in this Saturday's game.
I hate laying points when they get into the 40s, but this may be a case where it's warranted. I personally would start getting leery if the number hits 42 (41 currently).
I expect Texas' offense to generate about 10 points, not much more than that. It Texas gets in the 20s, there are going to be a lot of Baylor backers who will be sweating off some pounds. I don't think it comes to that though. Again, my knees become a little weak if this thing hits 17 (16.5 right now).
Your probably right on Michigan being an auto-fade team right now. I'm not sure if the garnet and blue are quite ready for Mega's "TOTAL FECES BUT SLEEPER WATCH LIST"
I agree Texas A&M will have trouble with a very confident Mississippi State team in the trenches, and trench play is one of my main criteria I look for when capping football games. I obviously like the Bulldogs to pull out a win in cowbell land.
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
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