Both teams have nearly identical results against Washington, Wash St, and Arizona. They seem like equal teams to me, so a line of 5 or 5.5 indicates some value on the underdog.
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Both teams have nearly identical results against Washington, Wash St, and Arizona. They seem like equal teams to me, so a line of 5 or 5.5 indicates some value on the underdog.
Oregon St. wins outright here. They have the formula required to overcome Stanford's defense which is really only effective against the run. Luckily for Oregon St. they suck at running the ball and are a pass happy team which spells disaster for Stanford.
106th pass defense coupled with 21st pass offense in the nation. A recipe for upset and outright ML win.
Oregon St. ranks 108th in rushing which won't mean squat against Stanford's 1st ranked rushing defense. I don't think Stanford's defensive linemen will be able to chug themselves around quick enough to cover Oregon St's receivers so their secondary will be on their toes all night long.
Stanford's offense is mediocre all the way around and the Beavers have a 5th ranked rushing defense so it'll force Stanford to pass which they aren't so great at either and helping Oregon St. cover them easier.
This will be Stanford's toughest defensive test so far this season. Only reason why they beat Arizona is because they have a horrible pass defense, pretty bad rush defense, and one of the worst in the country in points allowed.
Beavers are 19th in points allowed, 5th rush defense, but not so great a 77th in pass defense. Overall defense ranked 30th.
Both teams need this for potential bowl eligibility. Oddly Oregon St is both good 3-1 ATS road and home 3-1 ATS and Stanford is much better on the road 3-1 ATS than at home 2-3.
Take Oregon St. with the points and small play on the ML
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Oregon St. wins outright here. They have the formula required to overcome Stanford's defense which is really only effective against the run. Luckily for Oregon St. they suck at running the ball and are a pass happy team which spells disaster for Stanford.
106th pass defense coupled with 21st pass offense in the nation. A recipe for upset and outright ML win.
Oregon St. ranks 108th in rushing which won't mean squat against Stanford's 1st ranked rushing defense. I don't think Stanford's defensive linemen will be able to chug themselves around quick enough to cover Oregon St's receivers so their secondary will be on their toes all night long.
Stanford's offense is mediocre all the way around and the Beavers have a 5th ranked rushing defense so it'll force Stanford to pass which they aren't so great at either and helping Oregon St. cover them easier.
This will be Stanford's toughest defensive test so far this season. Only reason why they beat Arizona is because they have a horrible pass defense, pretty bad rush defense, and one of the worst in the country in points allowed.
Beavers are 19th in points allowed, 5th rush defense, but not so great a 77th in pass defense. Overall defense ranked 30th.
Both teams need this for potential bowl eligibility. Oddly Oregon St is both good 3-1 ATS road and home 3-1 ATS and Stanford is much better on the road 3-1 ATS than at home 2-3.
Take Oregon St. with the points and small play on the ML
Both teams have nearly identical results against Washington, Wash St, and Arizona. They seem like equal teams to me, so a line of 5 or 5.5 indicates some value on the underdog.
All the above listed teams are in the Pac-12 so of course they'll play Stanford and Oregon St hard regardless of their impressive winning records.
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Quote Originally Posted by Topo:
Both teams have nearly identical results against Washington, Wash St, and Arizona. They seem like equal teams to me, so a line of 5 or 5.5 indicates some value on the underdog.
All the above listed teams are in the Pac-12 so of course they'll play Stanford and Oregon St hard regardless of their impressive winning records.
Damn, that stupid hook. It's amazing how oddsmakers can guess it so close where you win or lose by 1/2 a point. Oh well, wasn't a blowout or anything like that. Was a tight game all the way. Congrats to Stanford backers, won by the skin of your balls as we also lost by ours.
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Damn, that stupid hook. It's amazing how oddsmakers can guess it so close where you win or lose by 1/2 a point. Oh well, wasn't a blowout or anything like that. Was a tight game all the way. Congrats to Stanford backers, won by the skin of your balls as we also lost by ours.
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