Looking for some opinions on this total. To me it looks too easy, but I wanted to throw it out here and see what you all think.
Toronto’s defense might be the worst in the league, and Hamilton’s offense is probably the best in the league. It’s Labor Day at Tim Hortons Field — usually fireworks in this matchup. The number feels square, but I just don’t see how this stays under.
Here’s the recent scoring breakdown (combined totals):
Toronto Argonauts last 4 games:
Totals last 4 games: 71, 88, 48, 86
Hamilton Tiger-Cats last 4 games:
Totals last 4 games: 70, 52, 79, 38
Hamilton has scored at least 23 in every game this season except the last one. Toronto is giving up points like crazy.
I could see 80 points in this one.
Yes, it’s the obvious side (the “square” over), but is there really a case for the under here?
Would love to hear other thoughts.
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Looking for some opinions on this total. To me it looks too easy, but I wanted to throw it out here and see what you all think.
Toronto’s defense might be the worst in the league, and Hamilton’s offense is probably the best in the league. It’s Labor Day at Tim Hortons Field — usually fireworks in this matchup. The number feels square, but I just don’t see how this stays under.
Here’s the recent scoring breakdown (combined totals):
Toronto Argonauts last 4 games:
Totals last 4 games: 71, 88, 48, 86
Hamilton Tiger-Cats last 4 games:
Totals last 4 games: 70, 52, 79, 38
Hamilton has scored at least 23 in every game this season except the last one. Toronto is giving up points like crazy.
I could see 80 points in this one.
Yes, it’s the obvious side (the “square” over), but is there really a case for the under here?
Traditionally, labor week games tend to be high scoring. No reason to expect total under. But odd that Interfly pick total under in king of covers contest.
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Traditionally, labor week games tend to be high scoring. No reason to expect total under. But odd that Interfly pick total under in king of covers contest.