Rutgers +7 (-110) --- I hate to play this angle (makes me feel like a douche), but this is similar to a game in 2006 when Rice lost a player and beat Army as an 11 point dog, then lost to Tulane the following week as a 3 point favorite. UCONN should've beat WVU last week, in my opinion. Not to mention that Rutgers is 8-2 as an road dog.
SMU +15 (-110) --- No way Tulsa should be favored by more than a TD here. As long as Mitchell is taking the snaps, SMU can win this game. Their defense is #9 in the NCAA forcing 20 turnovers. SMU has covered 5 straight games in this series, 4 of 5 were in Tulsa.
UTEP -7 (-110) --- This is UAB's 3rd away game in 4 weeks, UTEP hasn't played in 10 days, and now control their own destiny in CUSA West. Marshall whooped UAB's ass last week, killing any bowl hopes they had left. UAB is 0-4 ATS on the road this year losing by an average of 26 ppg. Now they are traveling 1300 miles away. UTEP should be favored by 17 minimum.
California -6.5 (-110) --- Cal should be a 2 TD favorite, in my opinion. They average 48 ppg with the average margin of victory being 32 ppg. Arizona St. is done this year. Fade them every week from here on out.
Texas Tech -6.5 (-110) --- Simple, TT bounces back hard after the A&M beating last week.
San Diego St. -16 (-110) --- New Mexico is heading for an 0-12 season. State lost this game last year by 70 points but the game has changed with New Mexico's head coach stepping down and now the defensive coordinator for San Diego St. A winless team has nothing to play for when they fall behind.
Louisville -2.5 (-110) --- Steve Kragthorpe needs to save some pride here.
Florida Atlantic -2.5 (-110) --- FAU is focused on a 3rd consecutive bowl game. Their early season schedule vs BCS teams skews this spread. FAU rolls. Plus i bet them almost every week...why stop now?
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Saturday:
Rutgers +7 (-110) --- I hate to play this angle (makes me feel like a douche), but this is similar to a game in 2006 when Rice lost a player and beat Army as an 11 point dog, then lost to Tulane the following week as a 3 point favorite. UCONN should've beat WVU last week, in my opinion. Not to mention that Rutgers is 8-2 as an road dog.
SMU +15 (-110) --- No way Tulsa should be favored by more than a TD here. As long as Mitchell is taking the snaps, SMU can win this game. Their defense is #9 in the NCAA forcing 20 turnovers. SMU has covered 5 straight games in this series, 4 of 5 were in Tulsa.
UTEP -7 (-110) --- This is UAB's 3rd away game in 4 weeks, UTEP hasn't played in 10 days, and now control their own destiny in CUSA West. Marshall whooped UAB's ass last week, killing any bowl hopes they had left. UAB is 0-4 ATS on the road this year losing by an average of 26 ppg. Now they are traveling 1300 miles away. UTEP should be favored by 17 minimum.
California -6.5 (-110) --- Cal should be a 2 TD favorite, in my opinion. They average 48 ppg with the average margin of victory being 32 ppg. Arizona St. is done this year. Fade them every week from here on out.
Texas Tech -6.5 (-110) --- Simple, TT bounces back hard after the A&M beating last week.
San Diego St. -16 (-110) --- New Mexico is heading for an 0-12 season. State lost this game last year by 70 points but the game has changed with New Mexico's head coach stepping down and now the defensive coordinator for San Diego St. A winless team has nothing to play for when they fall behind.
Louisville -2.5 (-110) --- Steve Kragthorpe needs to save some pride here.
Florida Atlantic -2.5 (-110) --- FAU is focused on a 3rd consecutive bowl game. Their early season schedule vs BCS teams skews this spread. FAU rolls. Plus i bet them almost every week...why stop now?
Rutgers +7 (-110) --- I hate to play this angle (makes me feel like a douche), but this is similar to a game in 2006 when Rice lost a player and beat Army as an 11 point dog, then lost to Tulane the following week as a 3 point favorite. UCONN should've beat WVU last week, in my opinion. Not to mention that Rutgers is 8-2 as an road dog.
SMU +15 (-110) --- No way Tulsa should be favored by more than a TD here. As long as Mitchell is taking the snaps, SMU can win this game. Their defense is #9 in the NCAA forcing 20 turnovers. SMU has covered 5 straight games in this series, 4 of 5 were in Tulsa.
UTEP -7 (-110) --- This is UAB's 3rd away game in 4 weeks, UTEP hasn't played in 10 days, and now control their own destiny in CUSA West. Marshall whooped UAB's ass last week, killing any bowl hopes they had left. UAB is 0-4 ATS on the road this year losing by an average of 26 ppg. Now they are traveling 1300 miles away. UTEP should be favored by 17 minimum.
California -6.5 (-110) --- Cal should be a 2 TD favorite, in my opinion. They average 48 ppg with the average margin of victory being 32 ppg. Arizona St. is done this year. Fade them every week from here on out.
Texas Tech -6.5 (-110) --- Simple, TT bounces back hard after the A&M beating last week.
San Diego St. -16 (-110) --- New Mexico is heading for an 0-12 season. State lost this game last year by 70 points but the game has changed with New Mexico's head coach stepping down and now the defensive coordinator for San Diego St. A winless team has nothing to play for when they fall behind.
Louisville -2.5 (-110) --- Steve Kragthorpe needs to save some pride here.
Florida Atlantic -2.5 (-110) --- FAU is focused on a 3rd consecutive bowl game. Their early season schedule vs BCS teams skews this spread. FAU rolls. Plus i bet them almost every week...why stop now?
Nice card FadeOnly,with you on SMU. BOLTU
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Saturday:
Rutgers +7 (-110) --- I hate to play this angle (makes me feel like a douche), but this is similar to a game in 2006 when Rice lost a player and beat Army as an 11 point dog, then lost to Tulane the following week as a 3 point favorite. UCONN should've beat WVU last week, in my opinion. Not to mention that Rutgers is 8-2 as an road dog.
SMU +15 (-110) --- No way Tulsa should be favored by more than a TD here. As long as Mitchell is taking the snaps, SMU can win this game. Their defense is #9 in the NCAA forcing 20 turnovers. SMU has covered 5 straight games in this series, 4 of 5 were in Tulsa.
UTEP -7 (-110) --- This is UAB's 3rd away game in 4 weeks, UTEP hasn't played in 10 days, and now control their own destiny in CUSA West. Marshall whooped UAB's ass last week, killing any bowl hopes they had left. UAB is 0-4 ATS on the road this year losing by an average of 26 ppg. Now they are traveling 1300 miles away. UTEP should be favored by 17 minimum.
California -6.5 (-110) --- Cal should be a 2 TD favorite, in my opinion. They average 48 ppg with the average margin of victory being 32 ppg. Arizona St. is done this year. Fade them every week from here on out.
Texas Tech -6.5 (-110) --- Simple, TT bounces back hard after the A&M beating last week.
San Diego St. -16 (-110) --- New Mexico is heading for an 0-12 season. State lost this game last year by 70 points but the game has changed with New Mexico's head coach stepping down and now the defensive coordinator for San Diego St. A winless team has nothing to play for when they fall behind.
Louisville -2.5 (-110) --- Steve Kragthorpe needs to save some pride here.
Florida Atlantic -2.5 (-110) --- FAU is focused on a 3rd consecutive bowl game. Their early season schedule vs BCS teams skews this spread. FAU rolls. Plus i bet them almost every week...why stop now?
bracks --- I believe I was spot on with my RU analysis. Lets hope that's a sign of a great day! Good luck to you this weekend! Thanks for giving me the time, sir!
fsu4lyfe --- I sure hope so, bro!
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bracks --- I believe I was spot on with my RU analysis. Lets hope that's a sign of a great day! Good luck to you this weekend! Thanks for giving me the time, sir!
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