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been watching this line move all week
have to go with texas-4.5
texas great against the run neb will have trouble
moving the ball, at first i was fool myself , but smart enough to find my error
texas wins big
Opponents are scoring only 13.7 ppg and gaining 258.0 total ypg against Texas, which ranks 11th nationally in total defense and 15th in scoring defense. Opponents are gaining just 1.9 ypc and 47.7 ypg on the ground against the Longhorns, who own the second best run defense in all Division I-A.
have to go with texas-4.5
texas great against the run neb will have trouble
moving the ball, at first i was fool myself , but smart enough to find my error
texas wins big
Opponents are scoring only 13.7 ppg and gaining 258.0 total ypg against Texas, which ranks 11th nationally in total defense and 15th in scoring defense. Opponents are gaining just 1.9 ypc and 47.7 ypg on the ground against the Longhorns, who own the second best run defense in all Division I-A.
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temple is just bad and on the road, show me the money:mj07:
Temple defense (117th vs. run, yielded 50 ppg last 6). Conversely, Huskie defense should extend Temple offensive woes (Owls are lowest-scoring team in Div. I-A).
temple is just bad and on the road, show me the money:mj07:
Temple defense (117th vs. run, yielded 50 ppg last 6). Conversely, Huskie defense should extend Temple offensive woes (Owls are lowest-scoring team in Div. I-A).
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Ray, What part of Philly you from? I was in South Philly then moved to the northeast. Went to SJ Neumann High and graduated in 77. Like what you have to say each week. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the xmas gift probally the only one I will get this year:mj07: Think I will add it to my parlay GL
I like Texas a lot myself Ray, maybe Im a sucker but screw it. I also have Tulsa as a strong play
Gl this weekend Ray
Wy
Gl this weekend Ray
Wy
I AM WITH YOU ON EVERYTHING ...BUT...IOWA . WHILE THE HAWKS MAY POSSIBLY BE A LITTLE HEALTHIER AND MICHIGAN NOT: IT WOULD TAKE A VERY FLAT OR STUMBLING PERFORMANCE BY MICHIGAN "D" AND A MIRACLE PERFORMANCE BY TATE AND THEIR PLAYERS COMING BACK. THE TEAM CHEMISTRY WASN'T THAT EFFICIENT WHEN EVERYONE WAS HEALTHY. BOTH SIDES OF THE LINE HAVE SHORTCOMINGS:
MORE THAN WE HAVE SEEN TO DATE. LOOK FOR A SCORE SIMILAR TO OHIO STATE GAME A FEW WEEKS AGO.
MORE THAN WE HAVE SEEN TO DATE. LOOK FOR A SCORE SIMILAR TO OHIO STATE GAME A FEW WEEKS AGO.
I like Arizona State to blast woeful Stanford in Tempe. The Sun Devils have had a tough go of it the last several weeks in facing the Pac-10's elite in Southern Cal, Oregon and California. But ASU's solid effort in last week's 28-21 loss at USC has head coach Dirk Koetter's team feeling encouraged about themselves heading back home to face this very bad Cardinal (0-7 SU and 1-6 ATS) team. Stanford can't stop anybody and the Sun Devils will roll up a big number in this blowout win.
Ther only reason why Stanford has covered even one game in 2006 is because Notre Dame's Charlie Weiss doesn't believe in embarrassing opponents just for the sake of doing such. This is a very bad Stanford squad that has lost every game by double digits except for one. And that was against San Jose State when the double-digit chalk Cardinal lost outright! Stanford can't stop anyone and is giving up 34 points and 432 yards per game. They have been dreadful against the run in allowing better than 262 yards rushing per contest. That's bad, folks.
The Sun Devils can move the ball both on the ground (164.2 ypg) and through the air (196.7 ypg). While quarterback Rudy Carpenter hasn't produced a huge effort this year as expected, that changes today. That's because I'm looking for speedy tailback Ryan Torain (524 yards, 5.6 ypc) to break off some big gainers early. When Stanford moves up in an effort to contain Torain, Carpenter (12 TD passes) and ASU receivers will burn them. Arizona State has a talent on the offensive sides of the football and this unit is set to explode Saturday.
As bad as Stanford has been on defense this season, they've been just as bad if not worse on offense. They're averaging only 11.4 points and 246 yards per game. They can't run (71 ypg), they can't hold onto the football (16 turnovers) and they're off a game in which Aizona limited the Cardinal to a mere 52 total yards. Stanford is getting inconsistent play from its quarterbacks (32 sacks doesn't help matters) and while Arizona State won't be setting any defensive records this year, the Sun Devils will have little problem stopping this weak Stanford attack. ASU, which has forced a decent 13 turnovers this year, will force the Cardinal into miscues, that will in turn become easy Sun Devil points.
Ariziona State is 9-2 ATS as a double-digit home chalk under Koetter and this team is eager for a feel-good win as the Sun Devils haven't tasted victory since an 18-point win at Colorado more than a month ago. After facing the conference's elite in recent weeks, it will be the Sun Devils who bring out the whipping stick Saturday in this 30-plus point win over this very bad Stanford team.
Ther only reason why Stanford has covered even one game in 2006 is because Notre Dame's Charlie Weiss doesn't believe in embarrassing opponents just for the sake of doing such. This is a very bad Stanford squad that has lost every game by double digits except for one. And that was against San Jose State when the double-digit chalk Cardinal lost outright! Stanford can't stop anyone and is giving up 34 points and 432 yards per game. They have been dreadful against the run in allowing better than 262 yards rushing per contest. That's bad, folks.
The Sun Devils can move the ball both on the ground (164.2 ypg) and through the air (196.7 ypg). While quarterback Rudy Carpenter hasn't produced a huge effort this year as expected, that changes today. That's because I'm looking for speedy tailback Ryan Torain (524 yards, 5.6 ypc) to break off some big gainers early. When Stanford moves up in an effort to contain Torain, Carpenter (12 TD passes) and ASU receivers will burn them. Arizona State has a talent on the offensive sides of the football and this unit is set to explode Saturday.
As bad as Stanford has been on defense this season, they've been just as bad if not worse on offense. They're averaging only 11.4 points and 246 yards per game. They can't run (71 ypg), they can't hold onto the football (16 turnovers) and they're off a game in which Aizona limited the Cardinal to a mere 52 total yards. Stanford is getting inconsistent play from its quarterbacks (32 sacks doesn't help matters) and while Arizona State won't be setting any defensive records this year, the Sun Devils will have little problem stopping this weak Stanford attack. ASU, which has forced a decent 13 turnovers this year, will force the Cardinal into miscues, that will in turn become easy Sun Devil points.
Ariziona State is 9-2 ATS as a double-digit home chalk under Koetter and this team is eager for a feel-good win as the Sun Devils haven't tasted victory since an 18-point win at Colorado more than a month ago. After facing the conference's elite in recent weeks, it will be the Sun Devils who bring out the whipping stick Saturday in this 30-plus point win over this very bad Stanford team.
Raymond,
Glad to see you on Texas. I've been on them since the first of the week and took them at -6.5, guess I should have waited. I'm still confident. I didn't like seeing you on Nebraska earlier in the week. Always like it when our plays are the same.
GL this week.
Glad to see you on Texas. I've been on them since the first of the week and took them at -6.5, guess I should have waited. I'm still confident. I didn't like seeing you on Nebraska earlier in the week. Always like it when our plays are the same.
GL this week.
