Not promoting Lee Sterling, although he seems to kill it, but he was on a local sports radio station in my town and posted his top picks that I want to share. He was 21-7 in last year's bowl games. Check out his web site to check out his background and record.
**SD State only home team in the bowl series.
Oklahoma (+4.5): OK killed Texas A&M last year as 13 1/2 point faves 41-25. A&M has a bad D (played 3 decent offenses - Ole Miss, Bama, and La Tech (which put up 57). Landry Jones is a top tier QB, Williams can break out for big run at any time, and OK has 3 top tier WR's. A&M beat LSU and Bama but they were great situational plays. 35-31 Oklahoma. Michigan (+5 1/2): MI played a top flight schedule (Bama, ND, OSU). MI has a good defense as well, allowing less than 31 points/game. LSU, A&M, Bama did not rush for less than 150 yards the last 5 games. 27-23 MI. Oregon (-8 1/2): D is underrated and 2 teams have scored more than 26 pts against them. They will get to Klein and force him to make errors. 42-28 Oregon. FSU (-13): NIU's first appearance and had to go to 2 OT's to beat Kent State. FSU's power and speed will be too much. 38-17 FSU. UF (-14): Bridgewater is a winner and patient, but UF will look good on special teams and will need to get turnovers and dominate on special teams to cover. 28-17 UF.
My leans SD State +2.5 and ML (+120) Ball State ML (+245) Boise St. -5.5 Fresno St. -12 CMU +5 Duke +7 Baylor pk Rice +1 Syracuse +4 and ML (+155) MSU +2.5 and ML (+120) Miss St. -2.5 Michigan +5 No Ill +12.5 Louisville +13 Oregon -9.5 Oklahoma +4.5 and ML (+130)
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Not promoting Lee Sterling, although he seems to kill it, but he was on a local sports radio station in my town and posted his top picks that I want to share. He was 21-7 in last year's bowl games. Check out his web site to check out his background and record.
**SD State only home team in the bowl series.
Oklahoma (+4.5): OK killed Texas A&M last year as 13 1/2 point faves 41-25. A&M has a bad D (played 3 decent offenses - Ole Miss, Bama, and La Tech (which put up 57). Landry Jones is a top tier QB, Williams can break out for big run at any time, and OK has 3 top tier WR's. A&M beat LSU and Bama but they were great situational plays. 35-31 Oklahoma. Michigan (+5 1/2): MI played a top flight schedule (Bama, ND, OSU). MI has a good defense as well, allowing less than 31 points/game. LSU, A&M, Bama did not rush for less than 150 yards the last 5 games. 27-23 MI. Oregon (-8 1/2): D is underrated and 2 teams have scored more than 26 pts against them. They will get to Klein and force him to make errors. 42-28 Oregon. FSU (-13): NIU's first appearance and had to go to 2 OT's to beat Kent State. FSU's power and speed will be too much. 38-17 FSU. UF (-14): Bridgewater is a winner and patient, but UF will look good on special teams and will need to get turnovers and dominate on special teams to cover. 28-17 UF.
My leans SD State +2.5 and ML (+120) Ball State ML (+245) Boise St. -5.5 Fresno St. -12 CMU +5 Duke +7 Baylor pk Rice +1 Syracuse +4 and ML (+155) MSU +2.5 and ML (+120) Miss St. -2.5 Michigan +5 No Ill +12.5 Louisville +13 Oregon -9.5 Oklahoma +4.5 and ML (+130)
Not promoting Lee Sterling, although he seems to kill it, but he was on a local sports radio station in my town and posted his top picks that I want to share. He was 21-7 in last year's bowl games. Check out his web site to check out his background and record.
**SD State only home team in the bowl series.
Oklahoma (+4.5): OK killed Texas A&M last year as 13 1/2 point faves 41-25. A&M has a bad D (played 3 decent offenses - Ole Miss, Bama, and La Tech (which put up 57). Landry Jones is a top tier QB, Williams can break out for big run at any time, and OK has 3 top tier WR's. A&M beat LSU and Bama but they were great situational plays. 35-31 Oklahoma. Michigan (+5 1/2): MI played a top flight schedule (Bama, ND, OSU). MI has a good defense as well, allowing less than 31 points/game. LSU, A&M, Bama did not rush for less than 150 yards the last 5 games. 27-23 MI. Oregon (-8 1/2): D is underrated and 2 teams have scored more than 26 pts against them. They will get to Klein and force him to make errors. 42-28 Oregon. FSU (-13): NIU's first appearance and had to go to 2 OT's to beat Kent State. FSU's power and speed will be too much. 38-17 FSU. UF (-14): Bridgewater is a winner and patient, but UF will look good on special teams and will need to get turnovers and dominate on special teams to cover. 28-17 UF.
My leans SD State +2.5 and ML (+120) Ball State ML (+245) Boise St. -5.5 Fresno St. -12 CMU +5 Duke +7 Baylor pk Rice +1 Syracuse +4 and ML (+155) MSU +2.5 and ML (+120) Miss St. -2.5 Michigan +5 No Ill +12.5 Louisville +13 Oregon -9.5 Oklahoma +4.5 and ML (+130)
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Just because Michigan played ND,Bama and OSU doesnt mean they played a tough schedule. They do play in the BIG 10. Actually SC and Michigan SOS are about the same. The difference is wins and losses. Michigan got blown out by Bama, beat by 2 TD to Nebraska???, lost to ND in a rivalry game and OSU. SC blew out Georgia the team that should be playing for the NC game. Shutdown Clemson O at Clemson and there 2 losses were at LSU by 2 and then having to play FL at FL and getting their butt whipped against what I think is the best team in NCAA. You can only take so much stock in regular season games since teams have so much time to prepare but SC defense is REALLY REALLY GOOD better than Bama and will have no problem shutting down Michigan's offense. They held Georgia and Clemson to 24 total points. While SC gets Shaw back and Spurrier will have this team ready. Gl either way.
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Not promoting Lee Sterling, although he seems to kill it, but he was on a local sports radio station in my town and posted his top picks that I want to share. He was 21-7 in last year's bowl games. Check out his web site to check out his background and record.
**SD State only home team in the bowl series.
Oklahoma (+4.5): OK killed Texas A&M last year as 13 1/2 point faves 41-25. A&M has a bad D (played 3 decent offenses - Ole Miss, Bama, and La Tech (which put up 57). Landry Jones is a top tier QB, Williams can break out for big run at any time, and OK has 3 top tier WR's. A&M beat LSU and Bama but they were great situational plays. 35-31 Oklahoma. Michigan (+5 1/2): MI played a top flight schedule (Bama, ND, OSU). MI has a good defense as well, allowing less than 31 points/game. LSU, A&M, Bama did not rush for less than 150 yards the last 5 games. 27-23 MI. Oregon (-8 1/2): D is underrated and 2 teams have scored more than 26 pts against them. They will get to Klein and force him to make errors. 42-28 Oregon. FSU (-13): NIU's first appearance and had to go to 2 OT's to beat Kent State. FSU's power and speed will be too much. 38-17 FSU. UF (-14): Bridgewater is a winner and patient, but UF will look good on special teams and will need to get turnovers and dominate on special teams to cover. 28-17 UF.
My leans SD State +2.5 and ML (+120) Ball State ML (+245) Boise St. -5.5 Fresno St. -12 CMU +5 Duke +7 Baylor pk Rice +1 Syracuse +4 and ML (+155) MSU +2.5 and ML (+120) Miss St. -2.5 Michigan +5 No Ill +12.5 Louisville +13 Oregon -9.5 Oklahoma +4.5 and ML (+130)
GL
Just because Michigan played ND,Bama and OSU doesnt mean they played a tough schedule. They do play in the BIG 10. Actually SC and Michigan SOS are about the same. The difference is wins and losses. Michigan got blown out by Bama, beat by 2 TD to Nebraska???, lost to ND in a rivalry game and OSU. SC blew out Georgia the team that should be playing for the NC game. Shutdown Clemson O at Clemson and there 2 losses were at LSU by 2 and then having to play FL at FL and getting their butt whipped against what I think is the best team in NCAA. You can only take so much stock in regular season games since teams have so much time to prepare but SC defense is REALLY REALLY GOOD better than Bama and will have no problem shutting down Michigan's offense. They held Georgia and Clemson to 24 total points. While SC gets Shaw back and Spurrier will have this team ready. Gl either way.
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