speaking of Marshall.....shredded Purdue last week Michigan should have great difficulty stopping the Boilers.... And you gotta figure Michigan is able to trade points...as Purdue had a tough time with DR last year.....Michigan 340 rushing or so.....550 TO OVER 57 or so should work........BOL....
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speaking of Marshall.....shredded Purdue last week Michigan should have great difficulty stopping the Boilers.... And you gotta figure Michigan is able to trade points...as Purdue had a tough time with DR last year.....Michigan 340 rushing or so.....550 TO OVER 57 or so should work........BOL....
in my opinion if you can't imagine anyone being on the other side ever, it's not a good play. if this doesn't hit at least 70 near kickoff you should prob buy out imo but bol
in my opinion if you can't imagine anyone being on the other side ever, it's not a good play. if this doesn't hit at least 70 near kickoff you should prob buy out imo but bol
Tulsa vs Marshall over 67.5 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tulsa is coming in 4-1 (2-0 CUSA) and have won 4 strait games. after getting thumped at iowa state to start the year, Tulsa seems to have figured it out on offense. they have scored 45,66,27 and 49 in their last 4 games overall. Tulsa is averaging nearly 500 yds per game in total offense this year and over 5.5 Yards per rush this year. Tulsa has been mediocre on defense this year thusfar, allowing 38,10 (tulane), 16 (nichols st), 26, 42. Uab shredded tulsa's garbage defense last week, as their backup QB passed for 337. Tulsa has given up a respectable 20/52 on third down conversions against the three relavent teams they have played.
Marshall has given up 102 points in the last two weeks and gave up 443 total yards to Purdue and an amazing 647 (301 rushing) yards to Rice. Marshall cannot get off the field on defense, allowing over 50% conversions on the year. Tulsa should find success running the football on marshall, and when they speed it up the big play will be there, as Marshall will be focused on stopping the run. Marshall has given up a score in 9 consecutive quarters, and has not allowed less than 24 points to anyone this year and are giving up an average of 44.5 PPG.
Marshall has the #1 rated passer in the country in Rakeem cato. he has thrown for 1920 yards this year through 5 games, simply amazing. they have 5 guys with at least 10 catches on the year and 9 players have received a touchdown pass on the year. incredible. they are averaging 10 yards per completion, and also averaging 4.3 yards per carry rushing. they have nearly 2800 offensive yards through the 1st 5 games, nearly 600 YPG. also, over the last three games, marshall is 30/54 converting on third down this year. when they need clutch conversions, they get them.
the simple fact of the matter is that i think this game will be high scoring. i dont think either defense is going to be able to stop the other team. marshall gives up way too many big plays and they are just horrid on defense. their offense will put up a show at home. I really think each team will be in the 40's here and this one should soar over the total.
Tulsa vs Marshall over 67.5 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tulsa is coming in 4-1 (2-0 CUSA) and have won 4 strait games. after getting thumped at iowa state to start the year, Tulsa seems to have figured it out on offense. they have scored 45,66,27 and 49 in their last 4 games overall. Tulsa is averaging nearly 500 yds per game in total offense this year and over 5.5 Yards per rush this year. Tulsa has been mediocre on defense this year thusfar, allowing 38,10 (tulane), 16 (nichols st), 26, 42. Uab shredded tulsa's garbage defense last week, as their backup QB passed for 337. Tulsa has given up a respectable 20/52 on third down conversions against the three relavent teams they have played.
Marshall has given up 102 points in the last two weeks and gave up 443 total yards to Purdue and an amazing 647 (301 rushing) yards to Rice. Marshall cannot get off the field on defense, allowing over 50% conversions on the year. Tulsa should find success running the football on marshall, and when they speed it up the big play will be there, as Marshall will be focused on stopping the run. Marshall has given up a score in 9 consecutive quarters, and has not allowed less than 24 points to anyone this year and are giving up an average of 44.5 PPG.
Marshall has the #1 rated passer in the country in Rakeem cato. he has thrown for 1920 yards this year through 5 games, simply amazing. they have 5 guys with at least 10 catches on the year and 9 players have received a touchdown pass on the year. incredible. they are averaging 10 yards per completion, and also averaging 4.3 yards per carry rushing. they have nearly 2800 offensive yards through the 1st 5 games, nearly 600 YPG. also, over the last three games, marshall is 30/54 converting on third down this year. when they need clutch conversions, they get them.
the simple fact of the matter is that i think this game will be high scoring. i dont think either defense is going to be able to stop the other team. marshall gives up way too many big plays and they are just horrid on defense. their offense will put up a show at home. I really think each team will be in the 40's here and this one should soar over the total.
in my opinion if you can't imagine anyone being on the other side ever, it's not a good play. if this doesn't hit at least 70 near kickoff you should prob buy out imo but bol
what part of the conversation made you type this? who ever said i couldn't see anyone on the other side? I think i have an advantage here and i am pressing the issue?
in my opinion if you can't imagine anyone being on the other side ever, it's not a good play. if this doesn't hit at least 70 near kickoff you should prob buy out imo but bol
what part of the conversation made you type this? who ever said i couldn't see anyone on the other side? I think i have an advantage here and i am pressing the issue?
The more you like a play the more likely it will lose. You should be flat betting and if you do want to take a game large you'd better be scared of the bet. You have no fear which is the problem me and bilas is trying to tell you. If you didn't love the game you wouldn't have told us in your thread title how large a play it was. Anyhow gl I hope you hit a ridiculously square play.
The more you like a play the more likely it will lose. You should be flat betting and if you do want to take a game large you'd better be scared of the bet. You have no fear which is the problem me and bilas is trying to tell you. If you didn't love the game you wouldn't have told us in your thread title how large a play it was. Anyhow gl I hope you hit a ridiculously square play.
I do flat bet! Every Play ive made this year other than 6 out of 60 plays have been 1 unit... 4 have been 3 units, 1 play was 2 and this one was 6 units!
90% of my plays are 1 unit! I know how this works! Im not the guy u need to talk to about units!
Look for guys who play 10,20, 50 unit games. Those are the jokers u need to talk to! This play is truely 6x my standard sized play
I do flat bet! Every Play ive made this year other than 6 out of 60 plays have been 1 unit... 4 have been 3 units, 1 play was 2 and this one was 6 units!
90% of my plays are 1 unit! I know how this works! Im not the guy u need to talk to about units!
Look for guys who play 10,20, 50 unit games. Those are the jokers u need to talk to! This play is truely 6x my standard sized play
But why did you have to advertise it. Now Vegas will rig it.
It's true in some game neither defense can stop the offense. But the offenses can stop themselves if they decide to take 4 yard stumbles every play and milk 5+ minutes per drive.
But why did you have to advertise it. Now Vegas will rig it.
It's true in some game neither defense can stop the offense. But the offenses can stop themselves if they decide to take 4 yard stumbles every play and milk 5+ minutes per drive.
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