Agreed completely across the board. I also made a killing on Fla last year, at first this seemed like a similar situation, but I switched to OSU. Two big differences, LSU is not as good as Fla was lat year. I also believe they are slightly overrated. How they beat Auburn I have no idea. And OSU's defense is a year older and better than last year. I also dont think the coaching is as even as last year, tressel now ha san edge there. I made a killing on NFK but did not do very wll in college, crazy year. Looking forward to a good close out. GL all.
Agreed completely across the board. I also made a killing on Fla last year, at first this seemed like a similar situation, but I switched to OSU. Two big differences, LSU is not as good as Fla was lat year. I also believe they are slightly overrated. How they beat Auburn I have no idea. And OSU's defense is a year older and better than last year. I also dont think the coaching is as even as last year, tressel now ha san edge there. I made a killing on NFK but did not do very wll in college, crazy year. Looking forward to a good close out. GL all.
How sharp are you------->don't be stupid, play ohio state 1000 and your a winner
How sharp are you------->don't be stupid, play ohio state 1000 and your a winner
Here's Sportsbook.com's Game of the Day:
"Allowing just 10.7 points per game, OSU has the #1 ranked defense in the country. However, in their last 5 games, four of their opponents were able to score at least 17 points. Versus two other top 10 defenses (Auburn & VA Tech), LSU scored 30 and 48 points respectively. Additionally, OSU has failed to cover in each of their last four games against an SEC opponent. LSU, on the other hand, is 19-7 against the spread (ATS) in their last 27 games against out of conference opponents. With all of these numbers in mind, it is obvious why 66% of the early bettors are backing LSU (-4)."
Thought I'd share that tidbit of propoganda, still trying to figure this one out, my early lean is to grab the points, though.
Here's Sportsbook.com's Game of the Day:
"Allowing just 10.7 points per game, OSU has the #1 ranked defense in the country. However, in their last 5 games, four of their opponents were able to score at least 17 points. Versus two other top 10 defenses (Auburn & VA Tech), LSU scored 30 and 48 points respectively. Additionally, OSU has failed to cover in each of their last four games against an SEC opponent. LSU, on the other hand, is 19-7 against the spread (ATS) in their last 27 games against out of conference opponents. With all of these numbers in mind, it is obvious why 66% of the early bettors are backing LSU (-4)."
Thought I'd share that tidbit of propoganda, still trying to figure this one out, my early lean is to grab the points, though.
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