Since 2016, when two ranked teams play each other, the home team that is favored is winning straight up at a whopping 187-50 clip. The home favorite wins 79% of the time. Louisville is ranked 23rd and SMU is ranked 16th.
I'm taking Louisville on the money line at -122 and following the trend. This is also a revenge spot from last year. SMU gave Louisville its worst beat down since Brohm took over Louisville.
Good luck to everyone.
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Since 2016, when two ranked teams play each other, the home team that is favored is winning straight up at a whopping 187-50 clip. The home favorite wins 79% of the time. Louisville is ranked 23rd and SMU is ranked 16th.
I'm taking Louisville on the money line at -122 and following the trend. This is also a revenge spot from last year. SMU gave Louisville its worst beat down since Brohm took over Louisville.
Since 2016, when two ranked teams play each other, the home team that is favored is winning straight up at a whopping 187-50 clip. The home favorite wins 79% of the time. Louisville is ranked 23rd and SMU is ranked 16th. I'm taking Louisville on the money line at -122 and following the trend. This is also a revenge spot from last year. SMU gave Louisville its worst beat down since Brohm took over Louisville. Good luck to everyone.
Quote Originally Posted by River_fish:
Since 2016, when two ranked teams play each other, the home team that is favored is winning straight up at a whopping 187-50 clip. The home favorite wins 79% of the time. Louisville is ranked 23rd and SMU is ranked 16th. I'm taking Louisville on the money line at -122 and following the trend. This is also a revenge spot from last year. SMU gave Louisville its worst beat down since Brohm took over Louisville. Good luck to everyone.