Ohio ST WILL NOT be favored against Oregon, especially with their recent bowl failures and the little 10's losing streak in the Rose Bowl. Oregon will be favored by 3-5 points.
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Ohio ST WILL NOT be favored against Oregon, especially with their recent bowl failures and the little 10's losing streak in the Rose Bowl. Oregon will be favored by 3-5 points.
I cant see them opening oregon more than 3 because Ohio st Defensive numbers are that good. 12.5 pts a game. That's why I have it near pk right now. So is everybody going to jump on the Ducks?
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I cant see them opening oregon more than 3 because Ohio st Defensive numbers are that good. 12.5 pts a game. That's why I have it near pk right now. So is everybody going to jump on the Ducks?
I would think Oregon -3 or so. If anyone has any intentions on betting Ohio State, I would wait it out, Oregon has the flashy offense and is fun to watch, they'll get most of the action.
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I would think Oregon -3 or so. If anyone has any intentions on betting Ohio State, I would wait it out, Oregon has the flashy offense and is fun to watch, they'll get most of the action.
LVSC (last week).....has ducks 0.6 pts better.....forget playing the game......bucks 1st 1/2.......bet the kingdom on ducks in 2nd
* betcha line rises to close to 7 by game time.....like the ducks personally......but might struggle to run.....could see the BIG GAME pressure getting to 'em....,
HOWEVER.....would strongly advise to resist ANY urges to play ohio st.......no matter the line
It is better to be feared - than to be loved.
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LVSC (last week).....has ducks 0.6 pts better.....forget playing the game......bucks 1st 1/2.......bet the kingdom on ducks in 2nd
* betcha line rises to close to 7 by game time.....like the ducks personally......but might struggle to run.....could see the BIG GAME pressure getting to 'em....,
HOWEVER.....would strongly advise to resist ANY urges to play ohio st.......no matter the line
In 11 games, Ohio State has recovered 9 fumbles, and 19 interceptions. Ohio State has given up their fair share of fumbles and interceptions, but in November, they have not given up 1 against the likes of Iowa, Penn State, and Michigan (not to be considered equal with the previous two, but in a rivalry game, and at their field, I consider this an accomplishment).
Oregon on the other-hand, which will be the public sweetheart and bet up to 7 by game-time, is +4 in turn-overs. I find this highly misleading. If you have watched Oregon, you would know in the past three games they have fumbled the ball at least 6 times and recovered it themselves. They have been oh so lucky.
Oregon has gained 299 yards in return yards in games they won, and only 9 yards in games they lost. They benefit from better field position and that leads to less mistakes with less plays. Ohio State on the other hand has physical special teams and will limit field position.
Oregon defense is not excellent - and OSU offense has managed to put up 24, 27, and 21 in their last three huge games. In regards to Oregon, ASU is a mess and put up 21. Stanford put up 50+. Arizona put up 31, before OT. Purdue put up 36. They held CAL and USC to 3 and 20 respectively, but CAL was a mess at this time and USC offense is putrid, compared to years past.
What I am saying is that I think OSU has the chance to win their first big bowl game.
Now please excuse me while I throw-up, take a shower in bleach, and go to confession. Because I fucking hate the buckeyes.
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Ohio State defense is plus 12 turn-overs.
In 11 games, Ohio State has recovered 9 fumbles, and 19 interceptions. Ohio State has given up their fair share of fumbles and interceptions, but in November, they have not given up 1 against the likes of Iowa, Penn State, and Michigan (not to be considered equal with the previous two, but in a rivalry game, and at their field, I consider this an accomplishment).
Oregon on the other-hand, which will be the public sweetheart and bet up to 7 by game-time, is +4 in turn-overs. I find this highly misleading. If you have watched Oregon, you would know in the past three games they have fumbled the ball at least 6 times and recovered it themselves. They have been oh so lucky.
Oregon has gained 299 yards in return yards in games they won, and only 9 yards in games they lost. They benefit from better field position and that leads to less mistakes with less plays. Ohio State on the other hand has physical special teams and will limit field position.
Oregon defense is not excellent - and OSU offense has managed to put up 24, 27, and 21 in their last three huge games. In regards to Oregon, ASU is a mess and put up 21. Stanford put up 50+. Arizona put up 31, before OT. Purdue put up 36. They held CAL and USC to 3 and 20 respectively, but CAL was a mess at this time and USC offense is putrid, compared to years past.
What I am saying is that I think OSU has the chance to win their first big bowl game.
Now please excuse me while I throw-up, take a shower in bleach, and go to confession. Because I fucking hate the buckeyes.
I know OSU's offense is vanilla.. but Pryor thowing for 70 yards last week, confirmed that they have ZERO faith in him. If UM doesn't turn it over 48947 times, OSU should have lost..
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Anything under 7 and I'm pounding Oregon..
I know OSU's offense is vanilla.. but Pryor thowing for 70 yards last week, confirmed that they have ZERO faith in him. If UM doesn't turn it over 48947 times, OSU should have lost..
In 11 games, Ohio State has recovered 9 fumbles, and 19 interceptions. Ohio State has given up their fair share of fumbles and interceptions, but in November, they have not given up 1 against the likes of Iowa, Penn State, and Michigan (not to be considered equal with the previous two, but in a rivalry game, and at their field, I consider this an accomplishment).
Oregon on the other-hand, which will be the public sweetheart and bet up to 7 by game-time, is +4 in turn-overs. I find this highly misleading. If you have watched Oregon, you would know in the past three games they have fumbled the ball at least 6 times and recovered it themselves. They have been oh so lucky.
Oregon has gained 299 yards in return yards in games they won, and only 9 yards in games they lost. They benefit from better field position and that leads to less mistakes with less plays. Ohio State on the other hand has physical special teams and will limit field position.
Oregon defense is not excellent - and OSU offense has managed to put up 24, 27, and 21 in their last three huge games. In regards to Oregon, ASU is a mess and put up 21. Stanford put up 50+. Arizona put up 31, before OT. Purdue put up 36. They held CAL and USC to 3 and 20 respectively, but CAL was a mess at this time and USC offense is putrid, compared to years past.
What I am saying is that I think OSU has the chance to win their first big bowl game.
Now please excuse me while I throw-up, take a shower in bleach, and go to confession. Because I fucking hate the buckeyes.
On the other-hand, speed kills the big 10. I just know that Vegas will be expecting a ton of money on Oregon and the line will rise and rise until 30 minutes before game-time when OSU betters...maybe sharps, take advantage.
IMO, Vegas will set the line a tad higher then it should be and allow everyone to push it high enough to take plenty of money back.
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Quote Originally Posted by PlacinUnits:
Ohio State defense is plus 12 turn-overs.
In 11 games, Ohio State has recovered 9 fumbles, and 19 interceptions. Ohio State has given up their fair share of fumbles and interceptions, but in November, they have not given up 1 against the likes of Iowa, Penn State, and Michigan (not to be considered equal with the previous two, but in a rivalry game, and at their field, I consider this an accomplishment).
Oregon on the other-hand, which will be the public sweetheart and bet up to 7 by game-time, is +4 in turn-overs. I find this highly misleading. If you have watched Oregon, you would know in the past three games they have fumbled the ball at least 6 times and recovered it themselves. They have been oh so lucky.
Oregon has gained 299 yards in return yards in games they won, and only 9 yards in games they lost. They benefit from better field position and that leads to less mistakes with less plays. Ohio State on the other hand has physical special teams and will limit field position.
Oregon defense is not excellent - and OSU offense has managed to put up 24, 27, and 21 in their last three huge games. In regards to Oregon, ASU is a mess and put up 21. Stanford put up 50+. Arizona put up 31, before OT. Purdue put up 36. They held CAL and USC to 3 and 20 respectively, but CAL was a mess at this time and USC offense is putrid, compared to years past.
What I am saying is that I think OSU has the chance to win their first big bowl game.
Now please excuse me while I throw-up, take a shower in bleach, and go to confession. Because I fucking hate the buckeyes.
On the other-hand, speed kills the big 10. I just know that Vegas will be expecting a ton of money on Oregon and the line will rise and rise until 30 minutes before game-time when OSU betters...maybe sharps, take advantage.
IMO, Vegas will set the line a tad higher then it should be and allow everyone to push it high enough to take plenty of money back.
I think the average better is not as smart as Cover's members and that they will bet the more-well-known Big Ten team and that it will open at Oregon -3 and float to -1 or PK. Too many Godfather types out there. I will be on Oregon, regardless of the line.
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I think the average better is not as smart as Cover's members and that they will bet the more-well-known Big Ten team and that it will open at Oregon -3 and float to -1 or PK. Too many Godfather types out there. I will be on Oregon, regardless of the line.
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