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Washington at Notre Dame (10/03/2009)

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Away:  Washington [2-2 ATS]
Home:  Notre Dame [1-3 ATS]

Game Time: 3:30 PM
Stadium: Notre Dame Stadium

Recent Meetings:
10/25/08 - NOTRE 33 vs. WASH 7
09/24/05 - NOTRE 36 vs. WASH 17
09/25/04 - WASH 3 vs. NOTRE 38

Team Leaders:

Washington:
Passing: Jake Locker (1002)
Rushing: Chris Polk (316)
Receiving: James Johnson (220)

Notre Dame:
Passing: Jimmy Clausen (1122)
Rushing: Armando Allen (326)
Receiving: Michael Floyd (358)

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Notre Dame has not cover for 3 str8 weeks, and continue to lay double digits chalk to average team. Notre Dame will struggle to win here. Taking the Dog,,
 
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Wash has played well vs LSU and beat USC, both at home granted but 13.5 is too much chalk for ND to cover. 

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Early lean on the church.  Washington's recent play will give ND plenty of fire to not take them lightly.  And USC is not near as good people think, only beating Wash St 27-6 last week. WSU is one of the worst BCS teams in the nation.
 
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Washington ***Play +14  Notre Dame isn't good enough to outscore Washington by 14... they lack the "D" as witnessed the first 3 weeks... The Lockers will be ready and excited to play here and should be a good one.. +Notre Dame is one dimensional... No run game now with Aldridge out... drop the DB's back baby and get ready.  Sharp
 
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Maybe Notre Dame does sumthin'.
 
 
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Love the irish except for idaho which is know for potatoes wash hasent scored more than 24pts since Bush was president 48-17
 
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Line has plummeted.  Claussen said he will play.  This is nuts.
 
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Nevermind.  Front Page was showing it down to 9 in some places but now it is back to where it was.
 
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Time to start fading the Irish even more now that Clausen will be playing with turf toe the rest of the year. That is a bad season long injury that will bother him. Lean on Washington here
 
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Quote Originally Posted by johnobvious:

Early lean on the church.  Washington's recent play will give ND plenty of fire to not take them lightly.  And USC is not near as good people think, only beating Wash St 27-6 last week. WSU is one of the worst BCS teams in the nation.

You are correct, "WSU" is a terrible BCS school. But they will not be playing Notre Dame on Saturday, it will be "UW"

"WSU" is in Pullman, WA and "UW" is in Seattle.

UW is better than WSU!

 
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Quote Originally Posted by CollegeSharp:

Washington ***Play +14  Notre Dame isn't good enough to outscore Washington by 14... they lack the "D" as witnessed the first 3 weeks... The Lockers will be ready and excited to play here and should be a good one.. +Notre Dame is one dimensional... No run game now with Aldridge out... drop the DB's back baby and get ready.  Sharp

My friend Sharp is one hundred percent right about taking Wahington........although, the Irish running game is off and running like is hasn't in over a decade.  The last two year for the Irish running game ranked last and next to last in the history of the program......but this year it is actually surprisingly "sharp"!! I'm banging the Huskies with you my friend!!!  The Irish may not even win this one.........  

 
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I'm getting the hint.  The Irish have a hell of a time covering a spread, let alone a double digit one.  Going Huskies
 
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Agree with most who have posted here, Washington is a better team this year, and ND is overrated....again.  Locker is a solid QB for the Hiskies, and they can score on anyone.  ND defense looks soft to me.  Taking UW aand the points.  Medium play.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Irisheyez:

My friend Sharp is one hundred percent right about taking Wahington........although, the Irish running game is off and running like is hasn't in over a decade.  The last two year for the Irish running game ranked last and next to last in the history of the program......but this year it is actually surprisingly "sharp"!! I'm banging the Huskies with you my friend!!!  The Irish may not even win this one.........  

Geez....Irish is "banging" against his Irish?.....And he's right.....Clausen turf toe (OUCH!!!).....and Locker is no slouch....In fact he's pretty good.....

Huskies in a close one......

 
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Lumpy's troops cover
 
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Quote Originally Posted by inthemoney:

Love the irish except for idaho which is know for potatoes wash hasent scored more than 24pts since Bush was president 48-17

lol - Bush was president during bowl season. OK... U Dub hasnt lost a nonconf road game since Bush was prez. I'm taking Huskies.

 

 
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likin Locker to keep it within 10 pts, only thing I'm scared of is Wash. hasn't on ats since whenever...
 
 
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I think the Irish pull out
a close game. Gonna
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Wash coach Sark has gameplanned for ND every year for quite a while here when he was at USC, remember that.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Blkshrt:

Wash coach Sark has gameplanned for ND every year for quite a while here when he was at USC, remember that.


nice call, I liked them before but now I like them even more
 
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i'm not calling this line shady, or a trap, but the books know theyre gonna get tons of $ on the Irish every week. im not fading ND (1-3 ats), im thinking Locker (pac10s most prolific passer) just needs an average day ... and a team like UW looks forward to nat'l tv on the Irish network, and prolly looks forward to a trip to south bend.
 
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Washington +12.5
 
 
 
 
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and turf toe hurts like a biyatch
 
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