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Notre Dame +6 First Half
GEAUX IRISH readjust at half
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Notre Dame +215 will win the first half for the Gipper.
BOL Dream Teamers.
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poolman11 | 662 |
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Let the total keep dropping and that over
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4headies | 10 |
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First Half for the Gipper
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badlands | 37 |
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Game OVER 40.5
Notre Dame +6 First Half, ND to win the FH +215 (14-10 ND FH) Alabama -7.5 Second Half and Tide Roll to cover original up to -10.5 Alabama Crimson Tide 31 Notre Dame Fightin Irish 20 Bet Stanford to win the last BCS title next year. |
theSEC | 6 |
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LSU -7
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LSU TEXAS A&M second half OVER 25
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Very profesional outlook Sloobylover.
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I DON'T CARE WHO WINS THIS GAME, and throw the Florida games out the window when comparing these two teams.
The last 3 games the Texas A&M Defense has been on the field for 278 plays. That's 92 defensive snaps yielding 31 points per game in the last three. Remember they were supposed to have a much needed bye week before LSU but Hurricane Isaac postponed the La Tech game. The LSU emetic offense averages 32 points on only 66 plays per game. Give LSU's offense an extra 15 plays (and thats being lenient given A&M's recent defensive performances) and one could anticipate 38 points for the visitors. It's a given that LSU will run the ball more than they throw it, but once the safeties creep too close, Les will let er rip. How will LSU's vaunted defense surrender any points to these Big 12 rejects? Recently LSU gave up 22 to Towson and 21 to the Cocks, both in Death Valley at night. They gave up 27 to Oregon and 21 to WVU last year once the games were out of hand. The LSU defense is only on the field for about 63 plays per game, so expected a gassed LSU de if A&M comes anywhere close to the 80 offensive plays a week it spits out. Under the Mad Hatter, the LSU defense has been gashed for 24+ points in 12 of 21 road day games. Les Miles is undefeated (2-0 on the road) at 11 am guiding LSU to 5 victories with an average score of 38-14. Les likes to let his cats out the bag when the sun is out; on the road during the day Les's offense has eclipsed 28 points in 11 of 21 games. Since he arrived in 2005, LSU is 24-14 OVER the number in all day games. After the 1-4 start and the Bayou Bengals roar 23-10 OVER the Vegas total. This game will have 60+ points scored. LSU wants to score touchdowns and A&M can't settle for fgs in this one. OVER 53 points in the LSU/Texas A&M game.
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Love this Texans D
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CalBear | 11 |
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Quote Originally Posted by MEGALOCKS: Spurrier bets on his team, been doin it since his playin days. Sorry for the
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LSU 258 yards rushing
South Cackalacky 34 yards rushing Les Miles 48-0 when his Bayou Bengals rush for 100+ and hold their opponent to under 100 yards on the ground. Is that too trendy for ya? Grab LSU +7 vs Bama if you can.
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parkwaydr2006 | 14 |
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Jordman10 | 5 |
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Les Miles, LSU offensive rankings since 2005 with big wins from that year...
2005 78th with 366 Total YPG, 226 Passing YPG won @ #4 Bama 2006 18th with 404 Total YPG, 245 Passing YPG won @ #8 Tennessee and @ #5 Arkansas 2007 20th with 445 Total YPG, 229 Passing YPG (Best LSU offense ever) beat #9 Va Tech, #7 Florida, #1 tOSU 2008 60th with 371 Total YPG, 204 Passing YPG won @ #9 Auburn 2009 114th with 309 Total YPG, 180 Passing YPG won @ #14 UGA 2010 94th with 332 Total YPG, 155 Passing YPG beat #5 Bama 2011 65th with 375 Total YPG, 160 Passing YPG beat 8 Top 25 teams What do I take from this? Every year LSU displays an inability to move the ball through the air offensively, yet every year Les wins a game or two when his offense is clearly out matched. I do not believe South Carolina will be able to just run rampant on the LSU defense in Tiger Stadium. South Carolina will be operating with a silent count, and this will be a huge disadvantage for the offensive tackles especially on passing downs. Playing from behind the chains is never easy, especially at night in Death Valley. Passing is overrated. Les Miles is 47-0 when the Tigers rush for 100+ yards and hold their opponents to under 100 yards rushing. Final point, Les wins at night no matter where LSU plays, 57-5 in all night games. The man is not the best college coach, maybe not even top 5 but he wins, a lot. You don't have to bet on LSU, just don't bet against em. I will be in attendance for Les's 100th game as LSU coach and I anticipate a Victory for LSU.
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*Correction*
LSU under Les Miles is 10-0 in Tiger Stadium after a loss.
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South Cackalacky has never gone on the road and beaten a top 10 team under Head Ball Coach Stephen Orr Spurrier
2005 @ #9 UGA 17-15 2006 @ #6 Florida 17-16 2007 @ #2 LSU 28-16 2008 @ #3 Florida 56-6 2009 @ #2 Alabama 20-6 2010 SEC Championship vs #2 Auburn 56-17 2011 @ #8 Arkansas 44-28 Another interesting scenario for the Cocks, after a Top 15 win... 2005 Beats #12 Florida, Loses @ home to unranked Clemson. 2006 Wins @ #12 UGA, Loses @ #2 LSU. 2009 Beats #4 Ole Piss, escapes unranked Kentucky 28-26. 2009 Beats #15 Clemson, Loses bowl to unranked UCONN. 2010 Beats #1 Alabama, Loses @ unranked Kentucky. 2012 Beats #5 UGA, Loses @ #9 LSU 26-20 Meanwhile, Leslie Edwin Miles is 17-1 following a loss and 6-0 when that game is played in Death Valley. 34-1 ('09 lost to Tebow) on Saturday Night in Tiger Stadium is the best statistic I can find on Lesticals. 34-2 if you include the Bayou Bengals loss in the Mad Hatters first home game to Tennessee on a Monday Night after Katrina. I don't think Timmy Tebow and Arian Foster are running out of that tunnel for USC. LSU -140 for the win.
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LSU Pick 'em +110
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Kentucky +20
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These were the preseason lines released by the Golden Nugget.
Saturday, October 6 Arkansas at Auburn (+4.5) LSU at Florida (+7) Kansas at Kansas State (-20) Nebraska at Ohio State (-1) Washington at Oregon (-20) Georgia at South Carolina (+2.5) West Virginia at Texas (-4) Miami vs. Notre Dame (-9.5) https://www.covers.com/articles/articles.aspx?theArt=277577 |
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