I thought it would be 3 /1/2 but considering its bama, Vegas will inflate a little. I'm more interested in the over and under than I am the line. I 've always said vegas will add a few points to take care of the officials who close their eyes on Alabama. I CAN GET THE BETTING LINE IN ABOUT 15. If I see what I'm looking for I will post.
pick 1 & 2
LSU + 9 10 UNITS
TENNESSEE EVEN 5 UNITS.
(Keep a eye on qb Worley for Tennessee and make sure he will start) I am pretty sure he will.
Worley should be good to go this week Carter. Wr Pearson is still questionable from high ankle sprain suffered in week 2. He is a dynamic receiver who will play a huge role in this offense when he is 100% again. Tennessee's defense has been a pleasant surprise this year and I think they will have a lot more success against Florida's anemic offense in Neyland Stadium than they did @ OU and @ Ga in their last two games. Those freshmen are growing up and possess a great deal of ability. Butch is doing a great job and Muschamp is feeling some serious heat-I think Tennessee breaks through in a big way Saturday and seals Muschamp's fate.
I agree with your assessment of Ole Miss-Bama. I said at the beginning of the year that the Rebels would have one of the top 5 defenses in the country and they have lived up to the billing despite playing some weak opponents so far. Nkemdiche is a dominant force-haven't seen a more disruptive player in college football this year, and their secondary is lights out. Bama will have trouble scoring against them. If Bo takes care of the ball this game will be decided by less than a td. I hope all the Bama love pushes the line up to 7 and I will bite. Seems like bettors are lined up around the corner to get their money down on the Tide this week.
Auburn's offensive machine has been slow to get started this year. Not sure if they have been playing possum a bit, as Marshall has given the ball numerous times with defensive ends crashing down-instructions maybe?-and has limited his running attempts. I know they had about three defensive starters get hurt Saturday and Duke Williams got dinged up as well, not to mention Coates is still not 100%. Don't think we have seen Auburn at their best this year yet, but with injury issues and big ?? in the passing game we may not see it again this week. LSU may have found themselves a quarterback and that could be trouble for the rest of their opponents this year. They are young and should continue to improve as the season progresses if they avoid key injuries.
Appreciate all of your selections and insight Carter-best of luck on this fantastic upcoming weekend of SEC football!
that's just complete garbage...Miss does not have the better D, and no Alabama does not pay the refs...with regard to cheating in recruiting, all of you inbreds in the SEC partake in that right of passage...sparing maybe Vandy...
Worley should be good to go this week Carter. Wr Pearson is still questionable from high ankle sprain suffered in week 2. He is a dynamic receiver who will play a huge role in this offense when he is 100% again. Tennessee's defense has been a pleasant surprise this year and I think they will have a lot more success against Florida's anemic offense in Neyland Stadium than they did @ OU and @ Ga in their last two games. Those freshmen are growing up and possess a great deal of ability. Butch is doing a great job and Muschamp is feeling some serious heat-I think Tennessee breaks through in a big way Saturday and seals Muschamp's fate.
I agree with your assessment of Ole Miss-Bama. I said at the beginning of the year that the Rebels would have one of the top 5 defenses in the country and they have lived up to the billing despite playing some weak opponents so far. Nkemdiche is a dominant force-haven't seen a more disruptive player in college football this year, and their secondary is lights out. Bama will have trouble scoring against them. If Bo takes care of the ball this game will be decided by less than a td. I hope all the Bama love pushes the line up to 7 and I will bite. Seems like bettors are lined up around the corner to get their money down on the Tide this week.
Auburn's offensive machine has been slow to get started this year. Not sure if they have been playing possum a bit, as Marshall has given the ball numerous times with defensive ends crashing down-instructions maybe?-and has limited his running attempts. I know they had about three defensive starters get hurt Saturday and Duke Williams got dinged up as well, not to mention Coates is still not 100%. Don't think we have seen Auburn at their best this year yet, but with injury issues and big ?? in the passing game we may not see it again this week. LSU may have found themselves a quarterback and that could be trouble for the rest of their opponents this year. They are young and should continue to improve as the season progresses if they avoid key injuries.
Appreciate all of your selections and insight Carter-best of luck on this fantastic upcoming weekend of SEC football!
I can understand your hesitance in supporting our Vols this weekend as nine in a row for the Gators speaks for itself. The talent influx in Knoxville is quite apparent though and the two dominant defensive tackles who will be early enrollees this January will make a big difference in the defense with all of the talented young players in the back end. If Dooley hadn't burnt Worley's redshirt by bringing him into a game to hand off a couple of times then I think Tennessee could challenge for the East next year, but they have no qb on the roster that can play next year(Peterman is a disgrace and that doesn't say much for Dobbs who is behind him) and will be playing a frosh qb. I have to disagree with you on Worley though. Put him behind a good o-line and he would be lighting people up left and right as he has the arm strength to make all the throws and a bevy of outstanding targets to throw to. He is easily the most improved player on the team. I rarely play sides in Tn games and will not be going heavy on this one if I play it even though I do believe they will win. Good luck this weekend Patric and GBO!
Trust me on this and if you watch allot of Alabama football you know that they get all the calls, unless you are a bias Alabama fan. Very seldom are they called for holding. Just 2 years ago they were called for holding less than a hand full of times, while the rest of the league was called for holding 5 times as much. I'm not alone on this subject. It has bee water fountain talk at every other s.e.c. team for years. Look I am an s.e.c. fan first and foremost. I have said that my favorite teams are ole miss Georgia and Vandy. I have also said they my least favorite are Alabama LSU and Tennessee I also think this is a very dangerous game for Alabama this week and if ole miss gets a fair shake from the officials it will be closer than most think. Good luck to you Patric
Trust me on this and if you watch allot of Alabama football you know that they get all the calls, unless you are a bias Alabama fan. Very seldom are they called for holding. Just 2 years ago they were called for holding less than a hand full of times, while the rest of the league was called for holding 5 times as much. I'm not alone on this subject. It has bee water fountain talk at every other s.e.c. team for years. Look I am an s.e.c. fan first and foremost. I have said that my favorite teams are ole miss Georgia and Vandy. I have also said they my least favorite are Alabama LSU and Tennessee I also think this is a very dangerous game for Alabama this week and if ole miss gets a fair shake from the officials it will be closer than most think. Good luck to you Patric
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