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shakey... I think from top to bottom N.Illinois is better in most departments.. But so was G.T when they traveled out there last year. If your looking for a key in this game, look at the coaching department. Trust me, Gill will  use the whole how in the hell are we dogs at home vs a MAC team... Kansas IMO, wins this game SU.

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jrhdgolf- I dont hate the SEC... I just tell you what the truth is at times. If you've been around long enough you would see that im not a SEC hater, just a realist. BOL This week

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Aggie - Congratz to your guys tonight. I m glad I didn't bet against them. Yeah man, I love the new addition. Most people who know me know that I love being a father...its the most important thing to me. This whole College football thing I love dearly, but never as much as I love my Family.

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Simskey- not yet, I need to check more into it.. BOL this week. How about them Tigers!!

Train... Yes BOL this week

airmail - Thanks man.. I appreciate the feed back

mark - I like Wisconsin chances. BOL This week






 
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I like Stanford .. GL Boom  
 
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great post bro - I went 2-1

Wins Ok and Miss St

Loss - "pathetic" Mizzou

GL in Week 2!

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@Boom

Is this your most profitable weekend ever in NCAAF or have you had a weekend like this beforfe?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Kaka123:

@Boom

Is this your most profitable weekend ever in NCAAF or have you had a weekend like this beforfe?

This guy puts up numbers like this on a regular basis.  Part of the reason for his "All-Star" status!

 
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FSU's offense looked very week.  Their defense kept them in the game.   They almost did not cover FSU made me sweat. 

When FSU goes against any tough competition with a decent defense they will suck
 
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Boom, great week but then again that is the norm for you. Keep up the great work and keep cashing.

 
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nice week boom

glad to see we both hit large with OU

BOL this week buddy

 
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Great week Boom  

Stanford should roll in this one.  You got a great line too

 
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Check out the gators & msu bulldogs
 
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Great Job
 
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Boom.. what are your thoughts on Clemson? Boyd lacked confidence in the beginning, but seemed to get it together. With a creampuff game in wk2, i hope he pulls it together and redeem our loss against Auburn.
 
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The Kansas play is a hidden gem this week.  You are absolutely correct in the assumption that Turner Gill will use the underdog factor as extra motivation for his boys.  Don't get me wrong, NIU's offense and defense are good enough to hang with most big programs on a neutral field, and Kansas is definitely prone to disappointment.  Gut feeling here is NIU will have a rough visit to Lawrence and Kansas pulls ahead late for the win.

Do me a favor and hit 80% this season so I don't have to do any of the work myself.  
 
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Cyrax

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kaka... No, Ive had several good weeks though the year. Good weeks come and go like that. the important thing is to forget about the games from last week and focus on this week.

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Wireless- good point. But I think there holding back for Oklahoma. Just my gut feeling on that.

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Hotrod -Stanford Rolls

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Burningsun- Boyd will be fine. Im really high on Boyd, I think with some game experience he will fine. I think he was nervous in that first half.

TheKid - yeah man, Kansas is a hidden gem



 
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Keep it up Boom!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by jimmydafreak:

Outstanding job Boom!!! 

I agree with your pathetic list except Notre Dame.  I had USF +10.5 so obviously I'm delighted with the outcome.  Admittedly I didn't see the whole game, but from I did see I thought the Irish looked looked pretty good on both sides of the ball.  As is so often the case, 5 turnovers absolutely killed them - 3 in the red zone.  Had the Irish done a better job of protecting the ball, I don't think there is any question they win (and possibly cover) that game.  I think we'll see them clean some things up and come back strong against Michigan this week.

Again, great job Boom!!!  Keep the momentum going this week!!!

 


You sound like a ND grad or huge fan...if so dont bet on a team close to your heart...Michigan will trounce ND this coming week
 
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Great week this weekend Boom.  Good luck in week 2.  

I am all over Stanford this week.  Got it at -20 this morning.  But after seeing how Duke did against Richmond this weekend, the Stanford game could be reminiscent of the Alabama game last year.
 
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love your write up boom!
 
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Great week BB. Followed you on a few of your picks and hit. Thanks for the help my man. I'm ready to see what you have in mind for week 2! Already on Stanford as well. 




 
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Quote Originally Posted by The-Kid-Is-Good:

The Kansas play is a hidden gem this week.  You are absolutely correct in the assumption that Turner Gill will use the underdog factor as extra motivation for his boys.  Don't get me wrong, NIU's offense and defense are good enough to hang with most big programs on a neutral field, and Kansas is definitely prone to disappointment.  Gut feeling here is NIU will have a rough visit to Lawrence and Kansas pulls ahead late for the win.

Do me a favor and hit 80% this season so I don't have to do any of the work myself.  


ill save you the trouble easy play here...NIU...NIU rolled over army with Hopkins and Harnsih looking really good. On O NIU returns all key players except Spann (#1 rusher) but they have a Sr in Hopkins that has talent and exp. They lost 2 ol but a ton on the D. Against Army their first team kept the Cadets to 92 1st half Yards rushing..Army didn't get anything going until the 4th (49-6 at that point) when it was a blowout and NIU had pulled out starters. KU on the other hand returns 7 on O and 6 on Def on a team that lost 9 games by almost 30 ppg. Their offense is bad and they now have a Fresh under Center in Bergland with an O lin that lost 3. Coach Gill runs a pro style O using Play action to set up the pass...They need the run to work to move the ball...NIU is more veristile, mobile and dynamic O than KU and easily wins the battle in the Trenches...even if KU wins the trenches, NIU can score more points...NIU 34 KU 13...NIU easy cover on -5 
 
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Damn nice week BOOM....Bol this week
 
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NICE WEEK...LOCKED IN ARIZ ST ...BOL
 
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GREAT JOB!
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