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Arizona at Oregon (10/02/2014)

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Away:  Arizona [1-3 ATS]
Home:  Oregon [1-3 ATS]

Game Time: 10:30 PM
Stadium: Autzen Stadium

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Recent Meetings:
11/23/13 - ORE 16 vs. ARIZ 42
09/22/12 - ARIZ 0 vs. ORE 49
09/24/11 - ORE 56 vs. ARIZ 31

Team Leaders:

Arizona:
Passing: Anu Solomon (1454)
Rushing: Nick Wilson (482)
Receiving: Cayleb Jones (475)

Oregon:
Passing: Marcus Mariota (1135)
Rushing: Royce Freeman (261)
Receiving: Devon Allen (299)

 
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wonder what the over under will be for this one?
 
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"The Cherry City" Thursday Night in "The Beaver State" is the place to be. Partytime.  REVENGE GAME for the Ducks. Giving 22.5 points to Rich Rod's Cat's looks mighty inviting.  Unfortunatly I don't think it's going to be enough for the Wildcat backers. The Colonel will be wearing his green & yellow tonight.

Oregon - 56                                         Arizona - 20

Ducks -22.5                                  OVER

A bottle of Whole in the Head Impreial IPA and a homemade pot of the colonel's 4 alarm chile, it's game time.

Oregon - Over  

 
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"The Cherry City" Thursday Night in "The Beaver State" is the place to be. Partytime.  REVENGE GAME for the Ducks. Giving 22.5 points to Rich Rod's Cat's looks mighty inviting.  Unfortunatly I don't think it's going to be enough for the Wildcat backers. The Colonel will be wearing his green & yellow tonight.

Oregon - 56                                         Arizona - 20

Ducks -22.5                                  OVER

A bottle of Whole in the Head Impreial IPA and a homemade pot of the colonel's 4 alarm chile, it's game time.

Oregon - Over  

 
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My guess 76-78 for the total
 
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After watching Oregon's backups on the O-line against Wazzou, I wouldn't be in any hurry to take them laying double digits. I know they're better at home, but they both had ample time to prepare for this game, and if Oregon is still using the guys on the line that they used against Wash. St., this is an easy decision......

Arizona +23.5 
 
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OVER  nuff said
 
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CFB:
143-120-5 +$440

As stated above, Oregon's O-Line has had some trouble the last few games with injuries.. early lean on Arizona +23.. Will play Oregon 2H if the game is tight though..
 
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My calculation for the O/U is around 70 to 73.

The spread should be Oregon -13 add 6 pts for home field advantage = -19.

I like Oregon to win but, I'll pass the side.

 
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Arizona will hang with them...
 
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A tip for bettors on the over is wait till game starts and do and in game wager or halftime. It more than likely will give you value by 3 - 7 points. I do see the Ducks winning by a significant amount but 23 is a tough number I see a win by 20 to 22 as more realistic remember the Ducks like to go for 2 on there first td. I do see a high score as both teams look to make a statement on the Thursday spotlight.
Oregon 56 Arizona 35
 
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Quote Originally Posted by PAPADON:

My calculation for the O/U is around 70 to 73.

The spread should be Oregon -13 add 6 pts for home field advantage = -19.

I like Oregon to win but, I'll pass the side.

My thought was the same. I felt the line would have been set around 13. ducks win cover 17-21 points... 23 seems like they can still cover but its a lot harder now. still waiting, will be in vegas this weekend

 

 
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Will the point shaving ducks play or the regular ducks we all learned to love play? Ducks have been painful to watch and the lines get inflated because of what they did in the past
 
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Both are 4-0

AZ killed the Ducks last year. 

If you go by just the numbers, AZ has a better O and D. 

24 is too many points. 

 
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a 77 total? that is 11 touchdowns + extra points. both teams can score BUT will chance the UNDER
 
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total up to 79 1/2 now
 
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This game is going way over.
Final score.

Oregon 56
Arizona 45
 
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Taking the cats and the under!
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Taking the cats and the under!
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Taking the cats and the under!
Abel Alvarez
 
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Quote Originally Posted by USC1969:

Both are 4-0

AZ killed the Ducks last year. 

If you go by just the numbers, AZ has a better O and D. 

24 is too many points. 

I have agree with 24 is too much

 
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I took Arizona +24 on a parlay.. My one concern with Arizona is their QB.. Brand new guy, has only played one game on the road and that was against UTSA.. UTSA is a good team and the place was rocking that night, but at Oregon at night is a totally different thing.. I'll watch the line movement a bit more before I make a single play..

I will play the under if it hits 80, way too much in my opinion, both defenses are decent..
 
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+23.5 on ARZ.  Too many points for the Ducks. This ain't Chip Kellys Ducks. Not as powerful
 
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I took the cats and the under...the ducks will win the game, and it won't be that close...just think 24 too much for a team that beat wash st by 7.   Oregon may win by 40, but turning it off and on is going to eventually bite them in the behind...Championship caliber teams come to play every game...
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Both pass def are pretty bad. Zona gets the nod at O-line and Soloman gets time to throw` possibly a back door.cuz IMHO zona tends to get blown on the road vs good teams, Autzen stadium young QB? Mariota gets preasure this week he maybe more apt to run IDK if thats a good thing. Mariota on his game there going to blow Zona and that 3-3-5 D
I'l wait and see what the line is at game time
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