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Huskies +7

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Had a great weekend,so a hunch and the fact its primetime and I still have not bought into Stanord (they beat SC,because that stubborn ass Kiffen failed to make changes for that pass rush up the middle) and I feel Washington have circle this game and I think they give it a great effoert here,I can only hope,but as I said I had a good week,so fuck it!!

HUSKIES + 7

 
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STANFORD  - 6.5

Under 48.5

 
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Quote Originally Posted by thesoulpurpose:

people get so caught up in what vegas wants you to do and that the line looks off and that it's a trap game, forget about all that bullshit, they want washington money and now they got it because people over analyze things,  what people should focus on is that washington lost 41-3 to LSU, they are not that good, stanford's D is for real and they will do the same thing that LSU did to this washington team only not quite as big,   washington will have a very hard time scoring at all. STANFORD -7.



Maybe thats how cappers in Quebec think.......here in the states I see Stanford with a season start of 3 easy home winners, albeit USC was somewhat admirable but USC looks soft thus far.  But now Stanford is on the road.....not gonna be as easy as you think it will be
 
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Posted: #55
Hoping the Huskies can perform well at home against a ranked North favorite. More heart than mind -  Cardinals win by a FG. 
 
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washington plus 7 allday!!!!,.home dog.. primetime baby!!!

 
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There are 2 things going in Stanford's favor here. There are several trends that point to the Cardinals, 4-0 vs the Huskies and 10-2-1 as a road favorite going back 2 years. But that's not all the Huskies gave up 199 yards rushing to San Diego ST at home and 242 to LSU on the road.  I know in capping their's this whole Wayne Root " Don't make sense Kid " philosophy and that's why you take Washington here. Not this time my friend Stanford is consistant and will grind this one out. Not a good match-up for the Huskies. Cards -6.5 GLTA!
 
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when you look at all the games stanford has played and where they played instead of just the last 10 minutes of the USC game where they dominated... you'd realize they are also a team that barely beat san jose state AT HOME. This is their first road game against a team that is better than san jose state. I think they are better than the team that barely snuck away, but not quite the team that rolled over USC. with this game being on the road i gotta believe stanford is very capable of putting up a performance closer to the one they had against sjsu instead of USC
 
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You know U-Dub's gotta be eager to avenge three straight blowout losses to Stanford (47-12 avg score) but, my money says tonight's not the night. 

Stanford's riding high after beating USC and cracking the Top 10... Washington got a week-off after an absolute ass-beating at LSU.  Huskies at home on the NFL Seahawk field so... it's gonna be loud. I get that. But, c'mon... with rare national TV exposure tonight, I don't see the Cardinal laying an egg.

Stanford  31    Washington  10

 
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Stanford has had almost 2 weeks of everyone telling them how great they are for beating USC. Looks like a good spot for a letdown.

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Huskie's had to have this game circled on their schedule, especially after last years debacle.

Washington - 30                                 Stanford - 21

Huskies +7                                   over 49.5

Pass me a jug of that Washington apple cider Home dog with revenge for the Huskie's has the colonel plunking down a $100 investment with the local book.

Huskies - over

 
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bigdaddy up on the thread anymore?
 
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Sharps are pounding Stanford when line drops to 6.5 and moving the line back to -7. Then more dummy bets on Wash brings it back to 6.5. Washington is rebuilding this year and Stanford has the same players without Luck. Hello !!! Have a clue guys. Washington is playing in Seattle Seahawks stadium.  Go big with Stanford or Go Home !
 
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Stanford plays USC tough at home but consider it a rivalry game for Stanford as they get up for the Trojans. However, no one can convince me that Keith Price is a better QB than Matt Barkley. Stanford's defense has only allowed 125 rushing yards at 1.6 yards per clip...IMPRESSIVE! Especially after seeing the likes of USC. Stanford's Stepfan Taylor is averaging 5.04 yards per clip...Advantage Stanford. 

Two things I don't like about Stanford, their 3rd Down Conversion % is a nose hair over 30%. Even worse, Stanford's Kicker has a career average of 64% which is terrible among the ranks of Top 10 teams. This equates to lost scoring opportunities. 

With that being said the O/U is 1-4 between these two teams. I expect Stanford to blow at least one FG which is a lost opportunity. Ground and Pound for Stanford and very little rushing for Washington.

The play is UNDER. 

That way i'm not pissed when Stanford doesn't cover because of a missed FG (This scenario has cost me way to much this season i.e. Boise State!)

GLTA
 
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washington baby

 

 
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UHQB... that is one of the dumber statements i've read this year. Sharps pound at 6.5? Who in the world even thought it would get to 6.5? If anything Vegas got what they wanted and got a bunch of people who thought "holy crap, less than a td" to bet Stanford. There is no way in hell the sharps thought this line would get down to 6.5 the day of the game.
 
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washington baby

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by RazorSharps:




Maybe thats how cappers in Quebec think.......here in the states I see Stanford with a season start of 3 easy home winners, albeit USC was somewhat admirable but USC looks soft thus far.  But now Stanford is on the road.....not gonna be as easy as you think it will be
you are a moron as it does not matter where I currently live or where you live that determines how good of a football capper that you are, we will see who is right by the outcome of this game, 
 
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Bingo Bango Bongo!

Congrats Washington Backers

 
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If that is all Stanford has, how do they even get ranked in the Top 20?  Totally inept offense, no running game and the QB cannot complete more than a 6-8 yard pass.  Even then, the receiver has to go down or break stride to catch it.  Decent defense, but not good enough to cover for zero offense.
 
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every matchup is different macallan... stanford believe it or not will run the ball well and play great defense in the coming weeks
 
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you are a moron as it does not matter where I currently live or where you live that determines how good of a football capper that you are, we will see who is right by the outcome of this game, 
you are a moron as it does not matter where I currently live or where you live that determines how good of a football capper that you are, we will see who is right by the outcome of this game, 
you are a moron as it does not matter where I currently live or where you live that determines how good of a football capper that you are, we will see who is right by the outcome of this game, 
You were saying SoulPurpose???
 
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Posted: #73
nice job Washington backers!!
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by yagobi21:

I will say that UW's defense is better than people think. Just saying... 

I knew there D got better but I didn't know J. Wilcox had them like that. In the LSU game early on. The UW D did make a few big stops. 
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