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Public pounded Ohio State - this outcome was more than obvious which means….

BAMA ML tomorrow over Indiana. Huge.

 
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Please excuse my ignorance but how will the outcome of this game play a part in tomorrows game. I’m new at this

 
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Just trying to learn all I can

 
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Public too heavy on one side, you ALWAYS go the other way.

 
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Qanon post of the day.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Bitcoin777:

Public too heavy on one side, you ALWAYS go the other way.
so that public $ on Ohio st and with a Miami win signals a Bama victory because it means dogs across the board or what exactly? I can’t understand that angle of an effect in Tomorrows contest

 
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Again I’m kinda green and thirsty for knowledge but just can’t grasp this 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Bitcoin777:

Public too heavy on one side, you ALWAYS go the other way.

 

Does that work when everyone is on Jannik Sinner playing the 350th ranked player in the world?

 
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@CravinMorehead

Usually the public is wrong. Hence, the house always wins. So, whatever side the public is on, go the opposite. Sometimes this works, and sometimes it doesn’t. Just another part of handicapping a game. 

I think the public is heavy on Indy. Thus, based on logic above, go with bama. 

Good luck whatever you decide

 
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@OneMoHit

 This 1000%

 
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an_roll_laugh

 
 
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 Ya like that Cam lol

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