5-3-1 yesterday, +1.6 units. Hit the large play on Michigan. One play so far, looking at Tulsa still and I've got Virginia Tech +2 for Monday already locked in.
5-3-1 yesterday, +1.6 units. Hit the large play on Michigan. One play so far, looking at Tulsa still and I've got Virginia Tech +2 for Monday already locked in.
BOL today in the upcoming season K. Unfortunately for one of us, my biggest play so far this season is today on ECU, with LuDawg. Good luck no matter what happens in that one.
BOL today in the upcoming season K. Unfortunately for one of us, my biggest play so far this season is today on ECU, with LuDawg. Good luck no matter what happens in that one.
First off, the under last season for June Jones' team is 6-5-1... the year prior it was 7-4. So the under is 13-9-1 the last two seasons at SMU. Hardly an argument for taking the over.
Second, I think there are growing pains on offense transitioning from the Mike Leach era to the Tuberville era. I'm not high on Potts as he is no Graham Harrell or Kliff Kingsbury. I think they run the ball more as it gives them more lee way in breaking in this new offense. I know the OC is the guy from Troy, but the installment of this version of the spread is not close to what Leach had. SMU on the other hand is in year three of the June Jones' tenure and is expected to see improvements on the offensive side of the ball. But I think the loss of Emanuelle Sanders to the NFL is a big loss and this is still a CUSA team matching up against a BIG 12 SOUTH team. Meaning the disparaging level in talent between the schools will be a factor IMO. Look at how Miss State, a doormat SEC team just destroyed Memphis yesterday (FYI -- I had Memphis yesterday.) Therefore, the progress SMU made last season against weak CUSA defenses makes no mark on me in capping the total for this game.
The over is getting pounded with little to no movement the last few days. In some places it opened at 62.5 or 61.5 and now sits at 60.
First off, the under last season for June Jones' team is 6-5-1... the year prior it was 7-4. So the under is 13-9-1 the last two seasons at SMU. Hardly an argument for taking the over.
Second, I think there are growing pains on offense transitioning from the Mike Leach era to the Tuberville era. I'm not high on Potts as he is no Graham Harrell or Kliff Kingsbury. I think they run the ball more as it gives them more lee way in breaking in this new offense. I know the OC is the guy from Troy, but the installment of this version of the spread is not close to what Leach had. SMU on the other hand is in year three of the June Jones' tenure and is expected to see improvements on the offensive side of the ball. But I think the loss of Emanuelle Sanders to the NFL is a big loss and this is still a CUSA team matching up against a BIG 12 SOUTH team. Meaning the disparaging level in talent between the schools will be a factor IMO. Look at how Miss State, a doormat SEC team just destroyed Memphis yesterday (FYI -- I had Memphis yesterday.) Therefore, the progress SMU made last season against weak CUSA defenses makes no mark on me in capping the total for this game.
The over is getting pounded with little to no movement the last few days. In some places it opened at 62.5 or 61.5 and now sits at 60.
Tough beat on the under... that missed pick that resulted in a TD was heart breaking especially when ESPN was running a promo and not even a nano second back into the live action did SMU get that lucky TD. Boo.
Tough beat on the under... that missed pick that resulted in a TD was heart breaking especially when ESPN was running a promo and not even a nano second back into the live action did SMU get that lucky TD. Boo.
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