7:00 PM, Saturday, November 1, 2014
Great write up....Ole Miss had some very physical games especially against LSU.....I think bad spot for them as Auburn kinda cruised vs Gamecocks.......like Auburn ML....BOL....
Great write up....Ole Miss had some very physical games especially against LSU.....I think bad spot for them as Auburn kinda cruised vs Gamecocks.......like Auburn ML....BOL....
I think LSU's offensive line is far superior to Auburns. I don't think Auburn will enjoy as much success versus Miss DL as LSU did. Still, Ole Miss only gave up 10 points
I also think "Good Bo" shows up at home this week.
I think LSU's offensive line is far superior to Auburns. I don't think Auburn will enjoy as much success versus Miss DL as LSU did. Still, Ole Miss only gave up 10 points
I also think "Good Bo" shows up at home this week.
Probably not the best game on the board this week for betting purposes - but I have to agree with Shark based on the early reports.
Early consensus of bettors as SI suggests that Auburn will emerge as the "perceived" superior team based on the typical public overreaction to the most recent performances (Ole Miss losing to LSU and Auburn beating SC). In spite of this, Ole Miss is still installed as the opening favorite at -3. Public is betting Auburn as expected and the line has moved down to -2 (64% of action currently on Auburn at 5 Dimes).
This is also a very high visibility game which tends to bring in a much higher pct of square bettors compared to more "off the radar games. I don't see any evidence yet of sharp money on Ole Miss but I do see a ton of square money coming in on Auburn. If I see signs later in the week of a reversal in line movement, then that will mean Ole Miss is a super strong play.
Probably not the best game on the board this week for betting purposes - but I have to agree with Shark based on the early reports.
Early consensus of bettors as SI suggests that Auburn will emerge as the "perceived" superior team based on the typical public overreaction to the most recent performances (Ole Miss losing to LSU and Auburn beating SC). In spite of this, Ole Miss is still installed as the opening favorite at -3. Public is betting Auburn as expected and the line has moved down to -2 (64% of action currently on Auburn at 5 Dimes).
This is also a very high visibility game which tends to bring in a much higher pct of square bettors compared to more "off the radar games. I don't see any evidence yet of sharp money on Ole Miss but I do see a ton of square money coming in on Auburn. If I see signs later in the week of a reversal in line movement, then that will mean Ole Miss is a super strong play.
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