season record 17-17 thus far; looking to get untracked today. eatly plays:
c fla +5: still willing to bet the 'cuse is overrated and ends up with a losing record this year. every thing i've seen indicates scheider plays, but will hold bet until close to gametime just to be as sure as possible. with schneider, c fla has realistic shot at road upset imo.
wisc -14: everything locally published says bunting commited to playing as many as 12 true freshmen in the regular rotation. to me that's seems to be pretty much a statement that bleeding in chapel hill can't be stemmed this week in madison.
nc st -6- and over 63: everyone here knows my personal bias for thsi team, but they also know i don't bet them more than three or four times a season. in this situation, i like amato and rivers to get the wolfpack back on track after last week's tough loss. hard to beat the pack in a shootout in raleigh. mcclendon plays, says he's 90-95%.
wake -19-: poor ecu returns from miami only to be moved to greenboro early in week where they stayed at elon and practiced there indoors at only place they could find on short notice. grobe gives deacs serious edge in coaching, and is adamant about reestablishing wake's running game this week after home loss to purdue. pirates are young on defense, missing their best lb, and will most likely struggle in their first exposure to wake's unorthodox offensive and blocking schemes.
northwestern +3: have a lot of respect for coach franks and what he has done for duke, but no way these are two equal teams, which is what this line suggest. northwestern better athletes across the board, and blue devils with absolutely no home field advantage.
kansas st -19-: to me, this game has bloodbath written all over it, just the situation kansas st has used to make a statement in the past. ksu by 30.
back later. g/l
c fla +5: still willing to bet the 'cuse is overrated and ends up with a losing record this year. every thing i've seen indicates scheider plays, but will hold bet until close to gametime just to be as sure as possible. with schneider, c fla has realistic shot at road upset imo.
wisc -14: everything locally published says bunting commited to playing as many as 12 true freshmen in the regular rotation. to me that's seems to be pretty much a statement that bleeding in chapel hill can't be stemmed this week in madison.
nc st -6- and over 63: everyone here knows my personal bias for thsi team, but they also know i don't bet them more than three or four times a season. in this situation, i like amato and rivers to get the wolfpack back on track after last week's tough loss. hard to beat the pack in a shootout in raleigh. mcclendon plays, says he's 90-95%.
wake -19-: poor ecu returns from miami only to be moved to greenboro early in week where they stayed at elon and practiced there indoors at only place they could find on short notice. grobe gives deacs serious edge in coaching, and is adamant about reestablishing wake's running game this week after home loss to purdue. pirates are young on defense, missing their best lb, and will most likely struggle in their first exposure to wake's unorthodox offensive and blocking schemes.
northwestern +3: have a lot of respect for coach franks and what he has done for duke, but no way these are two equal teams, which is what this line suggest. northwestern better athletes across the board, and blue devils with absolutely no home field advantage.
kansas st -19-: to me, this game has bloodbath written all over it, just the situation kansas st has used to make a statement in the past. ksu by 30.
back later. g/l
