Hello WahooS, good luck this week. Let's keep plugging away. I have been extremely profitable myself this year, except I took a bad beat since Sunday...and the pain continued again last night with MNF and the World Series. (As a rooke baseball better, and now a newly retired one, I must say I think the World Series is just rigged.)
Anyway, you have talked up Oregon all week, did I miss your play on Oregon -5? Are you going to join me in this game? I am usually one to play the opposite of easy lines, but I believe Oregon is for real. I hope I'm not waiting in line for the public slaughter.
as far as Oregon goes, I will probably get on them, I just hate the spot for them, that being said, I don't see Stanford being able to stop them
Stanford is coming off a bye week, they play well at home, they have a very solid coach, Oregon is coming off an emotional win against USC, the spot says stay away but common sense says if the Ducks play decent they win by 7, if they play well, they win by 17, if they play poorly then it is a tossup, Stanford just doesn't have the defensive speed to stop the Duck attack
my opinion of the game is Oregon - 5 or no play because of the bad situational spot they are in, we are talking about college football players that are young and can easily have a letdown
all that being said, I will probably still back Oregon here
I'm new on here, but LOVE reading your stuff man, you really know CFB. Just wondering if you would still take Temple @ 17. My guess is my local will have it at least there, maybe even 18 by gametime.Thx in advance for your time, and BOL the rest of this year
Without tuning this into a treastise in Wahoos' thread, a lot of folks have asked me over the past couple of years why I "win all the time" in college football. Well, I think I "win all the time" because I lost all the time for the better part of a decade before this. In the process, I learned how to stay away from "fools gold" plays, and got pretty good sense of how things would play out on the field even if the prior results seemed to counsel otherwise. I also learned to value certain things (the presence or absence of playmakers, solid quarterbacking, particularly away from home, coaching, overall team speed) that I hadn't focussed on too much in the past. This year, nothing seems to matter. When I have the wrong side, I've gotten punished. If I've had a lucky win this year, I can't remember it. When I've had the right side, I've too often been the victim of the blocked kick (always returned for the TD, by the way), the pick-6, the goal-line turnover(s), bad calls, locust, hail, whatever. All you can do is to keep plugging away. What I am NOT going to do this week is to run away from the obvious public play. Houston is WAY better than Tulsa. I don't care if the line is doing jumping-jacks, I'm betting it. Ditto Oregon, and Oklahoma. If I'm going down, I'm going down with 75% of the public. 
cant STAND fools like this who think thats it GOTTA be that easy not to mention that two of the 'locks' (A&M and Kansas) are on SMALL lines and playing AWAY games!!! what makes that soooooo easy? He must have been one of the Joe Public's getting HANDED W's this season with zero thought
BOL this weekend sir
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