At home this year, Oregon is avg 42.67 pts in the 1H on their own(Team Total). In all six games, they are avg 33 pts in the 1H. Total Points in the 1H they are avg 53 pts at home and 47.17 pts combined in all six games(1H Over/Under).
The wager that I was looking at is the 3Q wager. In all six games, they are avg 13.17 pts in the 3Q. At home, they are avg 14.67 pts. I am thinking over 14 (+110) 3Q wager, but hesitate to pull the trigger yet.
What to you all think?
At home this year, Oregon is avg 42.67 pts in the 1H on their own(Team Total). In all six games, they are avg 33 pts in the 1H. Total Points in the 1H they are avg 53 pts at home and 47.17 pts combined in all six games(1H Over/Under).
The wager that I was looking at is the 3Q wager. In all six games, they are avg 13.17 pts in the 3Q. At home, they are avg 14.67 pts. I am thinking over 14 (+110) 3Q wager, but hesitate to pull the trigger yet.
What to you all think?
@ Hawaiian77: I did pull the trigger, but I didn't go crazy like I did for the Oregon 1H TT, and UCLA/Oregon 1H over.
| $165.00 | $150.00 | Pending | 10/21/10 9:00pm College Football 301 UCLA/Oregon 3rd Quarter Over 14 -110* |
| $195.00 | $150.00 | Pending | 10/21/10 9:00pm College Football 302 Oregon 3rd Quarter -7½ -130* vs UCLA |
Got really lucky thou with that fumble in UCLA's Red Zone! 
BOL to you tomorrow and this weekend!
This will be a coin flip as to whether they cover or not. Oregon is a big play team. And big plays aren't all that predictable.
Oregon could win by 40 or by 14 just as easily. if ucla keeps it close it could stay close. if oregon gets a big lead it will most likely get very big.
Sure the difference seems like alot between 21.5 and 26 but is it really? They are both more than 3 tds and less than 4. if you liked oregon at 21.5 then the line going to 26 really shouldn't matter all that much. if oregon gets a 3 td lead then ucla will have to start passing and it could get very very ugly very quickly (look at the stanford game)
Oregon doesn't kick many fieldgoals. They have 33 td's to 5 fieldgoals. That is 6.6 tds to every fieldgoal. second highest only to TCU.
Now in capping the game I think you should be asking yourself do you think ucla can stay within 14 pts of oregon. If the answer is yes then take ucla. if no then take oregon.
Also don't forget that this is a National TV game for Oregon. They need style points. (ie remember that tcu, smu game where tcu refused to kick fieldgoals and was going for it on 4th) Oregon may do the same. They won't take foot of the gas knowing the spread is so high.
just my $0.02
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