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Hey everyone I'm sure all of you saw Minnesota's star receiver Eric Decker go down for the season, I think this could mean big money with the play on a solid Michigan State team -3. Let me know if you have any thoughts. As well as Ohio State -44 against NMSU. Could be big winners. Ohio State's two top running backs are out, and they're an average offensive team who haven't even scored 44 points all season.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by metzilla:

Hey everyone I'm sure all of you saw Minnesota's star receiver Eric Decker go down for the season, I think this could mean big money with the play on a solid Michigan State team -3. Let me know if you have any thoughts. As well as Ohio State -44 against NMSU. Could be big winners. Ohio State's two top running backs are out, and they're an average offensive team who haven't even scored 44 points all season.





Ohio State's defense could score 21 against this team.

This game will be covered by the Buckeyes in the first half.
 
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Mich St. DEFINITELY is a slam dunk!!! Ohio St. I wouldnt touch this TOO many points when there r so many other slam dunks!!

i.e. Ole Miss, Cinn., N. Illinois,  Mich, Ga Tech, UTEP etc.............So my opinon avoid Ohio St. and instead pick one of these slam dunks!
 
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New Mexico State won't score, they are awful on the road, I don't see them getting past midfield, I saw the line at 40, has it gone up that much?

I like OU to smash Kansas State, Kansas State is playing on borrowed time and they aren't ready for that defense of OU.  Stoops will want to teach his mentor a lesson, that lesson is stay retired.

 
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One would have to question Mich St. mindset heading into this game, this season has been filled with close losses, they rebounded great from the C. Mich and Notre Dame losses, I am not so sure they will bounce right back from that kick in the crotch loss Saturday night
 
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Eric Decker is a big loss but aint no way MSU is going to be up for Minnesota after getting their hearts ripped out last week.  I'd take Minny ML right here

 
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MSU is the side.
 
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nice try bigmike.  i think u have a big L on your forehead.

u do have a nice avatar thou

mich st may begin their yearly late season collapse

 
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those late season collapses have not been on Dantonio's watch, he has done a good job the past two years, now, before during jls and boobie williams, that was the case.

i think state wins this game, but i don't know if they cover.  baker and caper the two freshman backs are coming on, they will be the next james davis/cj spillar combo in the future.

 
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just fyi, minnesota opened at +6 and the line is down to 3 now...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by freightdog:

just fyi, minnesota opened at +6 and the line is down to 3 now...

This has been mystifying me all day......

 
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not saying i love minny but line not moving from square action
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Sutty:

This has been mystifying me all day......



You and me both Sutty, I was contemplating a play on Minny at +6 but figured if I waited I would be able to get 7 at some point...boy was I wrong.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by metzilla:

Hey everyone I'm sure all of you saw Minnesota's star receiver Eric Decker go down for the season, I think this could mean big money with the play on a solid Michigan State team -3. Let me know if you have any thoughts. As well as Ohio State -44 against NMSU. Could be big winners. Ohio State's two top running backs are out, and they're an average offensive team who haven't even scored 44 points all season.





as I said in the other thread, this is false.
 
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[Quote: Originally Posted by Jim_Tressel]




as I said in the other thread, this is false.
 
 
"Though Pryor is the Buckeyes' leading rusher, their run game is plagued by injuries. Tailback Brandon Saine left last Saturday's game with a mild concussion and will be evaluated as the week progresses. Dan Herron, third in rushing behind Pryor and Saine, is questionable with an ankle injury that's kept him out of the last two games.
 
--Sounds to me more than likely than will be out........ wouldnt matter anyways ohio state cant even score 44 points i dont care who there playing
 
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Quote Originally Posted by wig:

nice try bigmike.  i think u have a big L on your forehead.

u do have a nice avatar thou

mich st may begin their yearly late season collapse


michigan state hasn't made any late season collapses under dantonio, that happened every year under john l but hasnt happened since hes been gone. last year msu got blown out by a good penn state team on the road in their last game but I wouldn't call that a late season collapse. the year before in dantonios first season msu lost 3 of their last 5 but won their last 2 games as dogs to make the first bowl game in 4 years. the knock is still that msu collapses but that just isn't the case. I will be in minnesota rooting on my team and i'm not saying don't bet minnesota but definitely don't do it because MSU collapsed 3 years ago and every year before that under a shitty coach.
 
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if anything i think state got confidence taking #4  team in the country to the final click of the clock
 
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Quote Originally Posted by metzilla:

Quote Originally Posted by Jim_Tressel:





as I said in the other thread, this is false.
 
 
"Though Pryor is the Buckeyes' leading rusher, their run game is plagued by injuries. Tailback Brandon Saine left last Saturday's game with a mild concussion and will be evaluated as the week progresses. Dan Herron, third in rushing behind Pryor and Saine, is questionable with an ankle injury that's kept him out of the last two games.
 
--Sounds to me more than likely than will be out........ wouldnt matter anyways ohio state cant even score 44 points i dont care who there playing




Do you honestly think ESPN is more accurate/up-to-date about the Buckeyes than me?

I PROMISE you Saine will be in the game...and there is a good chance we see Boom...but trust ESPN if you'd like.
 
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Take the over on the Minnesota game, with or without Decker Minnesota will score and so will State
 
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Already have a small play on Mich St here and thinking about going big.  My only worry is them coming off that tough loss last week against Iowa.  Has to be demoralizing.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jim_Tressel:





Ohio State's defense could score 21 against this team.

This game will be covered by the Buckeyes in the first half.


Neither of those things will happen.

 
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[Quote: Originally Posted by kingpin81] Mich St. DEFINITELY is a slam dunk!!! Ohio St. I wouldnt touch this TOO many points when there r so many other slam dunks!!

i.e. Ole Miss, Cinn., N. Illinois,  Mich, Ga Tech, UTEP etc.............So my opinon avoid Ohio St. and instead pick one of these slam dunks!
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Quote Originally Posted by Yams:

Eric Decker is a big loss but aint no way MSU is going to be up for Minnesota after getting their hearts ripped out last week.  I'd take Minny ML right here

 You will be a loser. Thois will be a blowout.
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Big12games:

Take the over on the Minnesota game, with or without Decker Minnesota will score and so will State

MN could not score with a one-legged prostitute!  No way I woud be too concerned with MN lighting it up...I see MSU grinding out a well called ball control game.

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