my wife just made me 12 chocoalte chip cookies............and if i win this parlay i will have to figure out how to run through the money in the 8x rollover.............but she did have a nice cookbook with a girl that had nice boobs in a bib
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my wife just made me 12 chocoalte chip cookies............and if i win this parlay i will have to figure out how to run through the money in the 8x rollover.............but she did have a nice cookbook with a girl that had nice boobs in a bib
I know it doesnt mean shit to you....but I REALLY like that parlay...I think you will hit!!! just remember, you heard it here first! not really though, because you played it and posted it hahah
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I know it doesnt mean shit to you....but I REALLY like that parlay...I think you will hit!!! just remember, you heard it here first! not really though, because you played it and posted it hahah
If you haven’t noticed yet you soon will but June Jones is already working his magic in Dallas. I told you last week that this team is really starting to buy into his system and they are displaying a winning attitude that should again carry over into this week’s game against Navy. I have said before that I think Jones is one of the top five coaches in the country and I stand by my statement as I feel he has done more with less than anyone I have ever seen in all of my years of watching college football. There will be a huge coaching mismatch in this game as I expect Jones to have a great game plan against Ken Niumatalolo. Then again, in most of the games Jones coaches in there is a huge coaching mismatch. SMU’s defense is against the run and that matches up well with Navy’s option attack. SMU will have to eye the cog to the Navy attack, in QB Ricky Dobbs (3.5 ypc., 14 TD, 53.7% comp., 3 TD/2 INT). RB Marcus Curry (7.6 ypc., 3 TD) and FB Alexander Teich (4.5) are the other two main components to the Navy offense. Offensively SMU will attempt to exploit the questionable Navy secondary that I have seen Ohio State, Pitt and Western Kentucky throw against with relative ease. SMU’s offense is really starting to click and part of the reason is the maturity of their QB Bo Levi Mitchell (57.9% comp., 10 TD, 10 INT). He is learning to throw the ball away when he needs to and has only thrown two interceptions the past two weeks against two very good defenses (TCU and ECU). He has four very solid WR’s to throw to, headlined by Emmanuel Sanders (47 rec., 11.2 ypr., 2 TD) and Aldrick Robinson (18 rec., 17.4 ypr., 2 TD). These four WR’s along with RB Shawnbrey McNeal (4.1 ypc., 2 TD) help form one of the more underrated offenses in the country. Situationally this game couldn’t set up any better for SMU as they get Navy making their second road trip to Texas in two weeks and also Navy plays Wake Forest at home next week, a team they played twice last year. Value is on the side of SMU as they are catching a TD at home against a team they match-up very well with. Fortunately for SMU most think that because Navy beat a very bad Rice team last week that they will do the same again this week to SMU. Not gonna happen.
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SMU +7
If you haven’t noticed yet you soon will but June Jones is already working his magic in Dallas. I told you last week that this team is really starting to buy into his system and they are displaying a winning attitude that should again carry over into this week’s game against Navy. I have said before that I think Jones is one of the top five coaches in the country and I stand by my statement as I feel he has done more with less than anyone I have ever seen in all of my years of watching college football. There will be a huge coaching mismatch in this game as I expect Jones to have a great game plan against Ken Niumatalolo. Then again, in most of the games Jones coaches in there is a huge coaching mismatch. SMU’s defense is against the run and that matches up well with Navy’s option attack. SMU will have to eye the cog to the Navy attack, in QB Ricky Dobbs (3.5 ypc., 14 TD, 53.7% comp., 3 TD/2 INT). RB Marcus Curry (7.6 ypc., 3 TD) and FB Alexander Teich (4.5) are the other two main components to the Navy offense. Offensively SMU will attempt to exploit the questionable Navy secondary that I have seen Ohio State, Pitt and Western Kentucky throw against with relative ease. SMU’s offense is really starting to click and part of the reason is the maturity of their QB Bo Levi Mitchell (57.9% comp., 10 TD, 10 INT). He is learning to throw the ball away when he needs to and has only thrown two interceptions the past two weeks against two very good defenses (TCU and ECU). He has four very solid WR’s to throw to, headlined by Emmanuel Sanders (47 rec., 11.2 ypr., 2 TD) and Aldrick Robinson (18 rec., 17.4 ypr., 2 TD). These four WR’s along with RB Shawnbrey McNeal (4.1 ypc., 2 TD) help form one of the more underrated offenses in the country. Situationally this game couldn’t set up any better for SMU as they get Navy making their second road trip to Texas in two weeks and also Navy plays Wake Forest at home next week, a team they played twice last year. Value is on the side of SMU as they are catching a TD at home against a team they match-up very well with. Fortunately for SMU most think that because Navy beat a very bad Rice team last week that they will do the same again this week to SMU. Not gonna happen.
All aspects of my handicapping approach set up well in this game. For one, you are getting a supreme amount of value in getting this many points between to conference foes who match up well and have played each other closely over the years. Situationally, I like how Louisville is coming off a win vs. Southern Miss in which they gained a great deal of confidence and Connecticut is coming off a heartbreaking three point loss at Pitt, in a game that they were leading by two touchdowns in the second half. Perception is that Louisville is a bad football team, and while I admit they may not be the best the Big East has to offer, they have played a tough schedule so far this year (Kentucky, Utah, Pitt, Southern Miss) and I like the fact that most are dismissing them in this game. From a match-up standpoint, just like last week, both of these teams like to run the football and try to rely on their defenses to prevent the big play, which usually leads to grind-it-out types of football games, games where the points will be valuable in the fourth quarter. Look for Connecticut to feed RB Julian Toddman, who I saw limping during parts of last game (can’t read that in a stat sheet durito) and Andre Dixon. Countering that will be Louisville giving the ball Victor Anderson. This is a classic Big East battle, much like the one Connecticut was involved in last week, but instead of getting more than a score they are laying double digits. That being said, Louisville is the play here.
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Louisville +13
All aspects of my handicapping approach set up well in this game. For one, you are getting a supreme amount of value in getting this many points between to conference foes who match up well and have played each other closely over the years. Situationally, I like how Louisville is coming off a win vs. Southern Miss in which they gained a great deal of confidence and Connecticut is coming off a heartbreaking three point loss at Pitt, in a game that they were leading by two touchdowns in the second half. Perception is that Louisville is a bad football team, and while I admit they may not be the best the Big East has to offer, they have played a tough schedule so far this year (Kentucky, Utah, Pitt, Southern Miss) and I like the fact that most are dismissing them in this game. From a match-up standpoint, just like last week, both of these teams like to run the football and try to rely on their defenses to prevent the big play, which usually leads to grind-it-out types of football games, games where the points will be valuable in the fourth quarter. Look for Connecticut to feed RB Julian Toddman, who I saw limping during parts of last game (can’t read that in a stat sheet durito) and Andre Dixon. Countering that will be Louisville giving the ball Victor Anderson. This is a classic Big East battle, much like the one Connecticut was involved in last week, but instead of getting more than a score they are laying double digits. That being said, Louisville is the play here.
thanks guys...........i think this is a winner..........my head hurts so bad right now i might have to lay down and not post again til morning..........good luck to us!
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thanks guys...........i think this is a winner..........my head hurts so bad right now i might have to lay down and not post again til morning..........good luck to us!
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