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Anyone got a big play?
 
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Bet the house on Oregon!

Im already 4-0 today, still waiting on Oregon -29 and Oregon over 66.5

GOOOOOOO DUCKS!!!

Some notes on this game: Oregon will run up the score now that Bama lost to Texas A&M and Cal is starting some pos QB called Bridgford who has attempted a combined 48 passes for the Bears and hasn't thrown for a touchdown in his six games this year.

He started in the season opener against Nevada on Sept. 1 when Maynard was disciplined for missing a tutoring session but completed only two of nine passes for six yards.

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oregon has no reason to run up the score, they are in the title game as long as they win out.  they would be better served sitting guys with big lead for the next 3 games against stanford oreg st and usc/ucla
 
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It was a very public day today, so I don't think most people on the forum are down. Or they shouldn't be unless they all bet K-State second half.

All the games went over, and all the games where the line was too high or too low all won except Louisville.

 
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championship game usually for 1st and 2nd rank team. if notre dame and kst win out they will play the championship game unless oregon finds a way too move a spot in front on notre dame
 
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^^^ WTF are you talking about. If Oregon wins out they will play for the national title. Oregon is already ahead of Notre Dame and will remain that way.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by IGetMoney:

^^^ WTF are you talking about. If Oregon wins out they will play for the national title. Oregon is already ahead of Notre Dame and will remain that way.
 
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I dunno about the cover, but I think Oregon jumps out big then cools down second half.

I mean they were winning like 50-0 at the half that one weeknight and didn't score anything the second half. Even got outscored too I think.

Cal is missing their QB and their best WR. I don't expect them to put up much of a fight tonight.

 
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If you can't read betwen the lines, I was pointing towards an under.
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by slamspurs:

It was a very public day today, so I don't think most people on the forum are down. Or they shouldn't be unless they all bet K-State second half.

All the games went over, and all the games where the line was too high or too low all won except Louisville.

That was such bullshit. You think you have the game wrapped up,and the fucker fumbles. Fuck me!
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