The feeling here in SEC land is that Tennessee is going to be awful this year.
They lost a slew of players including Bryce Brown (highly recruited RB two years ago), Marlon Walls (starting DT), etc due to injury (Walls) and the general player loss often associated with coaching turnover.
Couple that with the loss of Eric Berry from last years squad, I believe Tennessee has a ways to go. That being said, this line is going to continue to climb until kickoff. PAC-10 explosive offense vs. mediocre SEC Defense.....should be interesting.
I wouldn't touch this one with a 10 ft pole.....BOL
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The feeling here in SEC land is that Tennessee is going to be awful this year.
They lost a slew of players including Bryce Brown (highly recruited RB two years ago), Marlon Walls (starting DT), etc due to injury (Walls) and the general player loss often associated with coaching turnover.
Couple that with the loss of Eric Berry from last years squad, I believe Tennessee has a ways to go. That being said, this line is going to continue to climb until kickoff. PAC-10 explosive offense vs. mediocre SEC Defense.....should be interesting.
I wouldn't touch this one with a 10 ft pole.....BOL
The feeling here in SEC land is that Tennessee is going to be awful this year.
They lost a slew of players including Bryce Brown (highly recruited RB two years ago), Marlon Walls (starting DT), etc due to injury (Walls) and the general player loss often associated with coaching turnover.
Couple that with the loss of Eric Berry from last years squad, I believe Tennessee has a ways to go. That being said, this line is going to continue to climb until kickoff. PAC-10 explosive offense vs. mediocre SEC Defense.....should be interesting.
I wouldn't touch this one with a 10 ft pole.....BOL
This line is going down.
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Quote Originally Posted by GroveCity:
The feeling here in SEC land is that Tennessee is going to be awful this year.
They lost a slew of players including Bryce Brown (highly recruited RB two years ago), Marlon Walls (starting DT), etc due to injury (Walls) and the general player loss often associated with coaching turnover.
Couple that with the loss of Eric Berry from last years squad, I believe Tennessee has a ways to go. That being said, this line is going to continue to climb until kickoff. PAC-10 explosive offense vs. mediocre SEC Defense.....should be interesting.
I wouldn't touch this one with a 10 ft pole.....BOL
When I posted, it was @ 13.5, up from 13 (according to Scoresandodds.com). You are correct though, according to them, it is back to 13. I just don't see this line staying under 2 TD's...IMO
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Quote Originally Posted by PrimeTimeBoys:
This line is going down.
When I posted, it was @ 13.5, up from 13 (according to Scoresandodds.com). You are correct though, according to them, it is back to 13. I just don't see this line staying under 2 TD's...IMO
When I posted, it was @ 13.5, up from 13 (according to Scoresandodds.com). You are correct though, according to them, it is back to 13. I just don't see this line staying under 2 TD's...IMO
I hear you. The line is 12 at some places.
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Quote Originally Posted by GroveCity:
When I posted, it was @ 13.5, up from 13 (according to Scoresandodds.com). You are correct though, according to them, it is back to 13. I just don't see this line staying under 2 TD's...IMO
Against you on all of your plays, except ND, dont bet on them.
Tenn- yeah they may be bigger than Oregon's d-line, but im pretty sure it isnt' 1940 and 3 yards and a cloud of dust, speed rules in 2010 and the Ducks have plenty of it. The Vols, however, lost alot of it, lately.
Oklahoma- Yea they were real vanilla against the aggies on offense, but giving up 24 points is not acceptable, you would think in years past the Sooners could play a base defense all day and still not give up 10 points. I understand FSU's D is not that good, but I feel that Oklahoma will not be able to score enough to cover, or even win SU.
Wake- Duke is an up and coming program in the ACC, and Wake is on the way down, this is the year Duke surpasses another ACC team.
Syracuse- Traveling across country to a hostile environment, opening night in Washington for an excited campus, Husky Stadium should be a rocking. Also, the Huskies should be a little disappointed in losing to BYU, eventhough it was in Provo, much tougher place to play than Akron. Yes the cuse are much improved, but tough road trip, the game will be starting at 10pm EST
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Against you on all of your plays, except ND, dont bet on them.
Tenn- yeah they may be bigger than Oregon's d-line, but im pretty sure it isnt' 1940 and 3 yards and a cloud of dust, speed rules in 2010 and the Ducks have plenty of it. The Vols, however, lost alot of it, lately.
Oklahoma- Yea they were real vanilla against the aggies on offense, but giving up 24 points is not acceptable, you would think in years past the Sooners could play a base defense all day and still not give up 10 points. I understand FSU's D is not that good, but I feel that Oklahoma will not be able to score enough to cover, or even win SU.
Wake- Duke is an up and coming program in the ACC, and Wake is on the way down, this is the year Duke surpasses another ACC team.
Syracuse- Traveling across country to a hostile environment, opening night in Washington for an excited campus, Husky Stadium should be a rocking. Also, the Huskies should be a little disappointed in losing to BYU, eventhough it was in Provo, much tougher place to play than Akron. Yes the cuse are much improved, but tough road trip, the game will be starting at 10pm EST
Nice write up on the VOLS. I agree with everything you said. I also believe that the line is inflated. It supports the theory of the short term memory bettor. Everyone's looking at 72-0 score drubbing last week.
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Nice write up on the VOLS. I agree with everything you said. I also believe that the line is inflated. It supports the theory of the short term memory bettor. Everyone's looking at 72-0 score drubbing last week.
Against you on all of your plays, except ND, dont bet on them.
Tenn- yeah they may be bigger than Oregon's d-line, but im pretty sure it isnt' 1940 and 3 yards and a cloud of dust, speed rules in 2010 and the Ducks have plenty of it. The Vols, however, lost alot of it, lately.
Oklahoma- Yea they were real vanilla against the aggies on offense, but giving up 24 points is not acceptable, you would think in years past the Sooners could play a base defense all day and still not give up 10 points. I understand FSU's D is not that good, but I feel that Oklahoma will not be able to score enough to cover, or even win SU.
Wake- Duke is an up and coming program in the ACC, and Wake is on the way down, this is the year Duke surpasses another ACC team.
Syracuse- Traveling across country to a hostile environment, opening night in Washington for an excited campus, Husky Stadium should be a rocking. Also, the Huskies should be a little disappointed in losing to BYU, eventhough it was in Provo, much tougher place to play than Akron. Yes the cuse are much improved, but tough road trip, the game will be starting at 10pm EST
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Quote Originally Posted by WMB5613:
Against you on all of your plays, except ND, dont bet on them.
Tenn- yeah they may be bigger than Oregon's d-line, but im pretty sure it isnt' 1940 and 3 yards and a cloud of dust, speed rules in 2010 and the Ducks have plenty of it. The Vols, however, lost alot of it, lately.
Oklahoma- Yea they were real vanilla against the aggies on offense, but giving up 24 points is not acceptable, you would think in years past the Sooners could play a base defense all day and still not give up 10 points. I understand FSU's D is not that good, but I feel that Oklahoma will not be able to score enough to cover, or even win SU.
Wake- Duke is an up and coming program in the ACC, and Wake is on the way down, this is the year Duke surpasses another ACC team.
Syracuse- Traveling across country to a hostile environment, opening night in Washington for an excited campus, Husky Stadium should be a rocking. Also, the Huskies should be a little disappointed in losing to BYU, eventhough it was in Provo, much tougher place to play than Akron. Yes the cuse are much improved, but tough road trip, the game will be starting at 10pm EST
DARAIDERS- What's up Bro? Good job on ECU. That Tenny line movement is encouraging. I think ND has a chance now that Crist is back. Good luck on the others. I haven't studied up on either of those games but thought SDSU looked good when I saw that line.
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Auburn/Miss. St Under 56 1%
Tennessee (+13.5) 2%
Notre Dame (-4) 4%
Oklahoma (-8.5) 6%
Wake Forest (-4.5) 2%
Syracuse (+13.5) 1%
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DARAIDERS- What's up Bro? Good job on ECU. That Tenny line movement is encouraging. I think ND has a chance now that Crist is back. Good luck on the others. I haven't studied up on either of those games but thought SDSU looked good when I saw that line.
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