I realize you're not putting much stock into the Steele ratings, but for the games listed in red, I agree there is some value in taking the points on UMass, Buffalo and FAU. Believe you're on NIU, I like Iowa -3. Will get to a writeup one of these days; have some good info here. No time right now, learned this week my next job assignment starts in mid September rather than November 1, so not exactly earning my keep as the new guy trying to provide some input to the forum. ...Back to football, gut feel on Cal vs. NU is no play, something just seems off. NU O-line and secondary worry me a bit to back them. And I think Cal's talent is there from recruiting. Maybe the coaching change will get their Defense back on track.
Love the moneyline parlay low risk, high reward concept. I still haven't hit the real big one, but am in the positive overall on parlays. Had Stanford ML over Oregon, Rutgers ML over Cinci, Ohio St. ATS vs. Wisc and Mizzou ATS vs. Syracuse. Needless to say, Mizzou in control mid second half to lose the way they did was a bummer. This year week 1 I'm looking into a parlay with Tulsa ML, La. Tech ML, or possibly ULL ML, but hard to see a SU upset two years straight. Thoughts on that ULL M/L?? Will probably throw in 1-2 straight ATS plays to the parlay as well. So, I like that you list La. Tech. NCSt may have QB issues, pass blocking concept is man to man scheme and not zone for the interior O-Line, but I think that won't become too exposed until the Clemson game. Stunts and delayed blitzes will give them trouble at some point until Canada makes an adjustment. Starting RB suspended. HC thinks they need to improve overall toughness. I lean UNLV and Ohio U. ATS, so your ML parlay on those two may have a shot.
Good luck and keep up the excellent work.
TD
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JDN,
I realize you're not putting much stock into the Steele ratings, but for the games listed in red, I agree there is some value in taking the points on UMass, Buffalo and FAU. Believe you're on NIU, I like Iowa -3. Will get to a writeup one of these days; have some good info here. No time right now, learned this week my next job assignment starts in mid September rather than November 1, so not exactly earning my keep as the new guy trying to provide some input to the forum. ...Back to football, gut feel on Cal vs. NU is no play, something just seems off. NU O-line and secondary worry me a bit to back them. And I think Cal's talent is there from recruiting. Maybe the coaching change will get their Defense back on track.
Love the moneyline parlay low risk, high reward concept. I still haven't hit the real big one, but am in the positive overall on parlays. Had Stanford ML over Oregon, Rutgers ML over Cinci, Ohio St. ATS vs. Wisc and Mizzou ATS vs. Syracuse. Needless to say, Mizzou in control mid second half to lose the way they did was a bummer. This year week 1 I'm looking into a parlay with Tulsa ML, La. Tech ML, or possibly ULL ML, but hard to see a SU upset two years straight. Thoughts on that ULL M/L?? Will probably throw in 1-2 straight ATS plays to the parlay as well. So, I like that you list La. Tech. NCSt may have QB issues, pass blocking concept is man to man scheme and not zone for the interior O-Line, but I think that won't become too exposed until the Clemson game. Stunts and delayed blitzes will give them trouble at some point until Canada makes an adjustment. Starting RB suspended. HC thinks they need to improve overall toughness. I lean UNLV and Ohio U. ATS, so your ML parlay on those two may have a shot.
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People in the know at nebraska feel as though their defense is going to be very shakey in their opener vs. wyo. the skers have been bested before vs. teams who run the spread.
wyo should score around 22. a terrible southern miss team scored 20 on nebraska last year, with only 73 yds passing and 13 less FD's. USM was also 7/14 on 3rd down.
nebraska allowed 653 total yds and 26 FD's vs UCLA who whipped the skers, rushing and passing for 300+.UCLA dominated the TOP having possession for 38 minutes.
the huskers gave up 6.1 ypr in that game vs UCLA.
the skers would have scored 70 vs ark state but lost 4 fumbles (3 in the RZ). ark state only score was on a fumble recovery in the EZ.
thinking that nebraska scores 50+ in this, its time for T-Magic to start to perform and he will have pressure to put up points.
huskers should not expect to get pressure on wyo QB Brad Smith.
skers sacked QB's last year 31 times in 397 pass attempts LY, BUT if you factor out Idaho State (yes you should factor out Idaho State, Bottom 5 FCS Team LY) they sacked the QB only 24 times in 354 attempts 6.79%
nebraska has played poorly on Defense in the OOC since joining the B10 and that trend i do expect to continue This year.
ill be looking to play this o/u. anyone else have thoughts?
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Really looking into Wyoming vs Nebraska over 61.
People in the know at nebraska feel as though their defense is going to be very shakey in their opener vs. wyo. the skers have been bested before vs. teams who run the spread.
wyo should score around 22. a terrible southern miss team scored 20 on nebraska last year, with only 73 yds passing and 13 less FD's. USM was also 7/14 on 3rd down.
nebraska allowed 653 total yds and 26 FD's vs UCLA who whipped the skers, rushing and passing for 300+.UCLA dominated the TOP having possession for 38 minutes.
the huskers gave up 6.1 ypr in that game vs UCLA.
the skers would have scored 70 vs ark state but lost 4 fumbles (3 in the RZ). ark state only score was on a fumble recovery in the EZ.
thinking that nebraska scores 50+ in this, its time for T-Magic to start to perform and he will have pressure to put up points.
huskers should not expect to get pressure on wyo QB Brad Smith.
skers sacked QB's last year 31 times in 397 pass attempts LY, BUT if you factor out Idaho State (yes you should factor out Idaho State, Bottom 5 FCS Team LY) they sacked the QB only 24 times in 354 attempts 6.79%
nebraska has played poorly on Defense in the OOC since joining the B10 and that trend i do expect to continue This year.
ill be looking to play this o/u. anyone else have thoughts?
I have not looked into Nebraska much other than seeing they lost some depth at DT per the injuries thread. I can offer some perspective on Wyoming. Haven't seen it listed elsewhere, but heard from someone close to the Wyoming program that 2012's leading rusher DJ May was hurt in late June. Tore his pec in the weight room. What a fluke injury. I've confirmed this since then and he's out. This fact combined with Dave Christensen calling the plays again and knowing that his job is on the line, I think they'll launch it this year and really let Brett Smith throw the ball around. Dave just might get into his old Mizzou Chase Daniel play calling mode. Smith is a great runner as well, but with some injuries for him last year I think the play calling will be keeping him upright rather than taking too many extra hits on designed runs. He'll still get his share of carries; mostly to move the chains, but the staff knows he's the guy that must stay healthy. WR Herron looks to be the go-to receiver after an injury plagued 2012 when he still averaged 21 ypc. Hopefully he can stay healthy this season; he was held out of their recent scrimmage for this reason. The D should make some improvement overall on the season, but I don't know if their 33 ppg allowed will come down more than 3 ppg on average. Nebraska should score their "projected" low 40s. It's the Wyoming offense that just may put this game over the total. I'm not playing this total yet myself, but I certainly wouldn't steer you away from it. I think you're on to something here. Best of luck.
TD
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jdn,
I have not looked into Nebraska much other than seeing they lost some depth at DT per the injuries thread. I can offer some perspective on Wyoming. Haven't seen it listed elsewhere, but heard from someone close to the Wyoming program that 2012's leading rusher DJ May was hurt in late June. Tore his pec in the weight room. What a fluke injury. I've confirmed this since then and he's out. This fact combined with Dave Christensen calling the plays again and knowing that his job is on the line, I think they'll launch it this year and really let Brett Smith throw the ball around. Dave just might get into his old Mizzou Chase Daniel play calling mode. Smith is a great runner as well, but with some injuries for him last year I think the play calling will be keeping him upright rather than taking too many extra hits on designed runs. He'll still get his share of carries; mostly to move the chains, but the staff knows he's the guy that must stay healthy. WR Herron looks to be the go-to receiver after an injury plagued 2012 when he still averaged 21 ypc. Hopefully he can stay healthy this season; he was held out of their recent scrimmage for this reason. The D should make some improvement overall on the season, but I don't know if their 33 ppg allowed will come down more than 3 ppg on average. Nebraska should score their "projected" low 40s. It's the Wyoming offense that just may put this game over the total. I'm not playing this total yet myself, but I certainly wouldn't steer you away from it. I think you're on to something here. Best of luck.
I should add that May lead with only 374 yards on the season and two other returning RBs had 350 yards apiece last season. So, it was always going to be a RB by committee type of offense. Main point being the depth is pretty thin now which I think contributes to an increased number of pass attempts.
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I should add that May lead with only 374 yards on the season and two other returning RBs had 350 yards apiece last season. So, it was always going to be a RB by committee type of offense. Main point being the depth is pretty thin now which I think contributes to an increased number of pass attempts.
I realize you're not putting much stock into the Steele ratings, but for the games listed in red, I agree there is some value in taking the points on UMass, Buffalo and FAU. Believe you're on NIU, I like Iowa -3. Will get to a writeup one of these days; have some good info here. No time right now, learned this week my next job assignment starts in mid September rather than November 1, so not exactly earning my keep as the new guy trying to provide some input to the forum. ...Back to football, gut feel on Cal vs. NU is no play, something just seems off. NU O-line and secondary worry me a bit to back them. And I think Cal's talent is there from recruiting. Maybe the coaching change will get their Defense back on track.
Love the moneyline parlay low risk, high reward concept. I still haven't hit the real big one, but am in the positive overall on parlays. Had Stanford ML over Oregon, Rutgers ML over Cinci, Ohio St. ATS vs. Wisc and Mizzou ATS vs. Syracuse. Needless to say, Mizzou in control mid second half to lose the way they did was a bummer. This year week 1 I'm looking into a parlay with Tulsa ML, La. Tech ML, or possibly ULL ML, but hard to see a SU upset two years straight. Thoughts on that ULL M/L?? Will probably throw in 1-2 straight ATS plays to the parlay as well. So, I like that you list La. Tech. NCSt may have QB issues, pass blocking concept is man to man scheme and not zone for the interior O-Line, but I think that won't become too exposed until the Clemson game. Stunts and delayed blitzes will give them trouble at some point until Canada makes an adjustment. Starting RB suspended. HC thinks they need to improve overall toughness. I lean UNLV and Ohio U. ATS, so your ML parlay on those two may have a shot.
Good luck and keep up the excellent work.
TD
BOL my man... I really like UNLV and Ohio.
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Quote Originally Posted by TD21:
JDN,
I realize you're not putting much stock into the Steele ratings, but for the games listed in red, I agree there is some value in taking the points on UMass, Buffalo and FAU. Believe you're on NIU, I like Iowa -3. Will get to a writeup one of these days; have some good info here. No time right now, learned this week my next job assignment starts in mid September rather than November 1, so not exactly earning my keep as the new guy trying to provide some input to the forum. ...Back to football, gut feel on Cal vs. NU is no play, something just seems off. NU O-line and secondary worry me a bit to back them. And I think Cal's talent is there from recruiting. Maybe the coaching change will get their Defense back on track.
Love the moneyline parlay low risk, high reward concept. I still haven't hit the real big one, but am in the positive overall on parlays. Had Stanford ML over Oregon, Rutgers ML over Cinci, Ohio St. ATS vs. Wisc and Mizzou ATS vs. Syracuse. Needless to say, Mizzou in control mid second half to lose the way they did was a bummer. This year week 1 I'm looking into a parlay with Tulsa ML, La. Tech ML, or possibly ULL ML, but hard to see a SU upset two years straight. Thoughts on that ULL M/L?? Will probably throw in 1-2 straight ATS plays to the parlay as well. So, I like that you list La. Tech. NCSt may have QB issues, pass blocking concept is man to man scheme and not zone for the interior O-Line, but I think that won't become too exposed until the Clemson game. Stunts and delayed blitzes will give them trouble at some point until Canada makes an adjustment. Starting RB suspended. HC thinks they need to improve overall toughness. I lean UNLV and Ohio U. ATS, so your ML parlay on those two may have a shot.
I have not looked into Nebraska much other than seeing they lost some depth at DT per the injuries thread. I can offer some perspective on Wyoming. Haven't seen it listed elsewhere, but heard from someone close to the Wyoming program that 2012's leading rusher DJ May was hurt in late June. Tore his pec in the weight room. What a fluke injury. I've confirmed this since then and he's out. This fact combined with Dave Christensen calling the plays again and knowing that his job is on the line, I think they'll launch it this year and really let Brett Smith throw the ball around. Dave just might get into his old Mizzou Chase Daniel play calling mode. Smith is a great runner as well, but with some injuries for him last year I think the play calling will be keeping him upright rather than taking too many extra hits on designed runs. He'll still get his share of carries; mostly to move the chains, but the staff knows he's the guy that must stay healthy. WR Herron looks to be the go-to receiver after an injury plagued 2012 when he still averaged 21 ypc. Hopefully he can stay healthy this season; he was held out of their recent scrimmage for this reason. The D should make some improvement overall on the season, but I don't know if their 33 ppg allowed will come down more than 3 ppg on average. Nebraska should score their "projected" low 40s. It's the Wyoming offense that just may put this game over the total. I'm not playing this total yet myself, but I certainly wouldn't steer you away from it. I think you're on to something here. Best of luck.
TD
Wonderful feedback here my guy.
Wyo should have success vs neb. Should be no pressure on smith. Should avg 5.0 ypc and neb might score 55+ by themselves. Hugh scoring and lots of stoppages here.
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Quote Originally Posted by TD21:
jdn,
I have not looked into Nebraska much other than seeing they lost some depth at DT per the injuries thread. I can offer some perspective on Wyoming. Haven't seen it listed elsewhere, but heard from someone close to the Wyoming program that 2012's leading rusher DJ May was hurt in late June. Tore his pec in the weight room. What a fluke injury. I've confirmed this since then and he's out. This fact combined with Dave Christensen calling the plays again and knowing that his job is on the line, I think they'll launch it this year and really let Brett Smith throw the ball around. Dave just might get into his old Mizzou Chase Daniel play calling mode. Smith is a great runner as well, but with some injuries for him last year I think the play calling will be keeping him upright rather than taking too many extra hits on designed runs. He'll still get his share of carries; mostly to move the chains, but the staff knows he's the guy that must stay healthy. WR Herron looks to be the go-to receiver after an injury plagued 2012 when he still averaged 21 ypc. Hopefully he can stay healthy this season; he was held out of their recent scrimmage for this reason. The D should make some improvement overall on the season, but I don't know if their 33 ppg allowed will come down more than 3 ppg on average. Nebraska should score their "projected" low 40s. It's the Wyoming offense that just may put this game over the total. I'm not playing this total yet myself, but I certainly wouldn't steer you away from it. I think you're on to something here. Best of luck.
TD
Wonderful feedback here my guy.
Wyo should have success vs neb. Should be no pressure on smith. Should avg 5.0 ypc and neb might score 55+ by themselves. Hugh scoring and lots of stoppages here.
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