As of now, if I play that game it with be ND or nothing.....maybe the under. The Irish are a pretty polished crew, so a trip to Mormon country won't be that big of a deal for them. BYUs RBs are all hurt or dinged up.....and im not really a fan of Bears QBs ability. Don't think they will be able to throw much at all due to NDs D and Bears limited capabilities.....and running the ball aint gonna be easy either. Irish pretty rested as well having just played a scrimmage vs Stanford. This line suggests about a 14 point neutral location spread.....and ND -17 if played at the golden domers. I think that -17 is probably the line I would consider BYU a bit more, but this looks like a 31-10 type of game.
GL sir
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@TRAIN69 BYU +10 on your radar?...
As of now, if I play that game it with be ND or nothing.....maybe the under. The Irish are a pretty polished crew, so a trip to Mormon country won't be that big of a deal for them. BYUs RBs are all hurt or dinged up.....and im not really a fan of Bears QBs ability. Don't think they will be able to throw much at all due to NDs D and Bears limited capabilities.....and running the ball aint gonna be easy either. Irish pretty rested as well having just played a scrimmage vs Stanford. This line suggests about a 14 point neutral location spread.....and ND -17 if played at the golden domers. I think that -17 is probably the line I would consider BYU a bit more, but this looks like a 31-10 type of game.
Good luck this week Train. As always, I appreciate your knowledge. I would love to hear thoughts on Neb. going to Oregon. I think the Huskers can run right at the front 4 of Oregon, and have some success. J Rule is going to be very good. Nebr. lost again, but I think our leadership will get that out of our head. I think that the Huskers can win both lines of scrimmage. Again, would love to hear your thoughts. Maybe tease Neb. and under?
Good luck this week Train. As always, I appreciate your knowledge. I would love to hear thoughts on Neb. going to Oregon. I think the Huskers can run right at the front 4 of Oregon, and have some success. J Rule is going to be very good. Nebr. lost again, but I think our leadership will get that out of our head. I think that the Huskers can win both lines of scrimmage. Again, would love to hear your thoughts. Maybe tease Neb. and under?
Good luck this week Train. As always, I appreciate your knowledge. I would love to hear thoughts on Neb. going to Oregon. I think the Huskers can run right at the front 4 of Oregon, and have some success. J Rule is going to be very good. Nebr. lost again, but I think our leadership will get that out of our head. I think that the Huskers can win both lines of scrimmage. Again, would love to hear your thoughts. Maybe tease Neb. and under?
This is a fascinating matchup. Both squads coming in with a huge letdown. Nebraska shoulda won that game and Oregon had 7 turnovers, played like shit AND STILL probably should have won. But now with 2 losses and a trip to play the Buckeyes still on the schedule, the playoffs are probably toast. So can Lanning get these guys ready? Will the Huskers regroup? Can they play well on the road in a top 10 "location/stadium"? I honestly don't know the answer to any of those questions. Gotta look at it more (and also need injury info for both)......right now I'd agree with you and say Neb +14.5/U59.5 would be my play.
Thanks for droppin by sir.
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Good luck this week Train. As always, I appreciate your knowledge. I would love to hear thoughts on Neb. going to Oregon. I think the Huskers can run right at the front 4 of Oregon, and have some success. J Rule is going to be very good. Nebr. lost again, but I think our leadership will get that out of our head. I think that the Huskers can win both lines of scrimmage. Again, would love to hear your thoughts. Maybe tease Neb. and under?
This is a fascinating matchup. Both squads coming in with a huge letdown. Nebraska shoulda won that game and Oregon had 7 turnovers, played like shit AND STILL probably should have won. But now with 2 losses and a trip to play the Buckeyes still on the schedule, the playoffs are probably toast. So can Lanning get these guys ready? Will the Huskers regroup? Can they play well on the road in a top 10 "location/stadium"? I honestly don't know the answer to any of those questions. Gotta look at it more (and also need injury info for both)......right now I'd agree with you and say Neb +14.5/U59.5 would be my play.
Then you throw in the Raiola equation. We are an older team. I think we will respond well. My old high school coach said, run the ball up their ass, they are going to be the ones getting their hands dirty to get it back out. I hope that is what Neb mindset is Sat. Thanks for your feedback.
Then you throw in the Raiola equation. We are an older team. I think we will respond well. My old high school coach said, run the ball up their ass, they are going to be the ones getting their hands dirty to get it back out. I hope that is what Neb mindset is Sat. Thanks for your feedback.