Thats Funny...Temple 21-10,
Remember when you have a team the has played the brutal schedule vs a team that has played the weaker schedule. Its not who they played in that brutal schedule that matters or who there opponent has played in that weaker schedule.Its what they have done vs that schedule and how many points they are winning or losing to that schedule...on the road.I repeat on the road.Its a road game for both teams no matter what way you want to look at it.
If you go back to UCLA's last 4 road opponents and figured out what thier offensive and defensive raw points were and the AOPR(average opponents power rating was,which you have no idea how to, i can tell by your speaking.Then you went to temples last 4 away games and figured out what temple's off/def raw points were and by how many points they are winnig or losing to vs thier AOPR. Then you will see why the score is 21-10 and temple is controling this game
.Again UCLA's last 4 opponents power rating is 76.5,They lost to that caliber of competition by 6 ppg .Temple's last 4 road games OPR was 65. An 11pt difference.This where you dont understand the SOS dynamics. However, Temple is beating that opponent by 10.5rawppg and UCLA is losing to the 76.5 opponent by 6rppg
Simple math Temple( aopr is 65 +10.5rppg =75.5 road rating .UCLA's 76.5 opponent minus the 6rppg is a 71.5.road rating. Which is greater....gee Temple, by 4.5 points.
Mathmatical conclusion before the game is played for an educated handicapping guess.Temple is 4,5 ppg better on the road than UCLA.They have the better runnig game more first downs and they are double in total yardage in the 1st half 241 -123. Youll never get it. Never![]()
Thats Funny...Temple 21-10,
Remember when you have a team the has played the brutal schedule vs a team that has played the weaker schedule. Its not who they played in that brutal schedule that matters or who there opponent has played in that weaker schedule.Its what they have done vs that schedule and how many points they are winning or losing to that schedule...on the road.I repeat on the road.Its a road game for both teams no matter what way you want to look at it.
If you go back to UCLA's last 4 road opponents and figured out what thier offensive and defensive raw points were and the AOPR(average opponents power rating was,which you have no idea how to, i can tell by your speaking.Then you went to temples last 4 away games and figured out what temple's off/def raw points were and by how many points they are winnig or losing to vs thier AOPR. Then you will see why the score is 21-10 and temple is controling this game
.Again UCLA's last 4 opponents power rating is 76.5,They lost to that caliber of competition by 6 ppg .Temple's last 4 road games OPR was 65. An 11pt difference.This where you dont understand the SOS dynamics. However, Temple is beating that opponent by 10.5rawppg and UCLA is losing to the 76.5 opponent by 6rppg
Simple math Temple( aopr is 65 +10.5rppg =75.5 road rating .UCLA's 76.5 opponent minus the 6rppg is a 71.5.road rating. Which is greater....gee Temple, by 4.5 points.
Mathmatical conclusion before the game is played for an educated handicapping guess.Temple is 4,5 ppg better on the road than UCLA.They have the better runnig game more first downs and they are double in total yardage in the 1st half 241 -123. Youll never get it. Never![]()
Thats a game where there is no clear cut ats winner. SOS systems have many variables. You only go with the best scenarios available
TEMPLE at the UCLA 18 as of this writing..look at him GO!!!!!!!!!!
run run run!!!!!!!!!!yes
lets go TEMPO!!!!!!!!!28-17 ![]()
Thats a game where there is no clear cut ats winner. SOS systems have many variables. You only go with the best scenarios available
TEMPLE at the UCLA 18 as of this writing..look at him GO!!!!!!!!!!
run run run!!!!!!!!!!yes
lets go TEMPO!!!!!!!!!28-17 ![]()
oh sorry papa...got sidetracked there for a minute
Thats a NO PLAY![]()
oh sorry papa...got sidetracked there for a minute
Thats a NO PLAY![]()
Thats Funny...Temple 21-10,
Remember when you have a team the has played the brutal schedule vs a team that has played the weaker schedule. Its not who they played in that brutal schedule that matters or who there opponent has played in that weaker schedule.Its what they have done vs that schedule and how many points they are winning or losing to that schedule...on the road.I repeat on the road.Its a road game for both teams no matter what way you want to look at it.
If you go back to UCLA's last 4 road opponents and figured out what thier offensive and defensive raw points were and the AOPR(average opponents power rating was,which you have no idea how to, i can tell by your speaking.Then you went to temples last 4 away games and figured out what temple's off/def raw points were and by how many points they are winnig or losing to vs thier AOPR. Then you will see why the score is 21-10 and temple is controling this game
.Again UCLA's last 4 opponents power rating is 76.5,They lost to that caliber of competition by 6 ppg .Temple's last 4 road games OPR was 65. An 11pt difference.This where you dont understand the SOS dynamics. However, Temple is beating that opponent by 10.5rawppg and UCLA is losing to the 76.5 opponent by 6rppg
Simple math Temple( aopr is 65 +10.5rppg =75.5 road rating .UCLA's 76.5 opponent minus the 6rppg is a 71.5.road rating. Which is greater....gee Temple, by 4.5 points.
Mathmatical conclusion before the game is played for an educated handicapping guess.Temple is 4,5 ppg better on the road than UCLA.They have the better runnig game more first downs and they are double in total yardage in the 1st half 241 -123. Youll never get it. Never![]()
Thats Funny...Temple 21-10,
Remember when you have a team the has played the brutal schedule vs a team that has played the weaker schedule. Its not who they played in that brutal schedule that matters or who there opponent has played in that weaker schedule.Its what they have done vs that schedule and how many points they are winning or losing to that schedule...on the road.I repeat on the road.Its a road game for both teams no matter what way you want to look at it.
If you go back to UCLA's last 4 road opponents and figured out what thier offensive and defensive raw points were and the AOPR(average opponents power rating was,which you have no idea how to, i can tell by your speaking.Then you went to temples last 4 away games and figured out what temple's off/def raw points were and by how many points they are winnig or losing to vs thier AOPR. Then you will see why the score is 21-10 and temple is controling this game
.Again UCLA's last 4 opponents power rating is 76.5,They lost to that caliber of competition by 6 ppg .Temple's last 4 road games OPR was 65. An 11pt difference.This where you dont understand the SOS dynamics. However, Temple is beating that opponent by 10.5rawppg and UCLA is losing to the 76.5 opponent by 6rppg
Simple math Temple( aopr is 65 +10.5rppg =75.5 road rating .UCLA's 76.5 opponent minus the 6rppg is a 71.5.road rating. Which is greater....gee Temple, by 4.5 points.
Mathmatical conclusion before the game is played for an educated handicapping guess.Temple is 4,5 ppg better on the road than UCLA.They have the better runnig game more first downs and they are double in total yardage in the 1st half 241 -123. Youll never get it. Never![]()

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