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Football - Saturday, October 31, 2009
Tennessee Spread -2? (-205)
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Tennessee Vols Vs USC Cocks
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Football - Saturday, October 31, 2009
Tennessee Spread -2? (-205)
(3? Point Buy) Game
1077/525
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NFL YTD 5-1 + $ 1,203.00
College Football YTD 8-1 + $ 3,614.00
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I have watched both these teams play this year and I have not lost yet on their games.
This week we have Old Ball Coach going into Tenn with his ranked team of cocks.
Just a few notes. The two games they have lost were both SEC games away. Here comes a third.
The Kentucky game would have been lost had the Kentucky team not lost their QB with injury during the game. They had them on the ropes.
The cocks are proud of beating Vanderbelt by 14-7
A ranked team should have killed Vanderbelt at home. That was a pathetic perfomance by the cocks. They didnt even deserve to win this game.
And they could have easily lost that game if some suspicious ref calls went the other way.
College Football YTD 8-1 + $ 3,614.00
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I have watched both these teams play this year and I have not lost yet on their games.
This week we have Old Ball Coach going into Tenn with his ranked team of cocks.
Just a few notes. The two games they have lost were both SEC games away. Here comes a third.
The Kentucky game would have been lost had the Kentucky team not lost their QB with injury during the game. They had them on the ropes.
The cocks are proud of beating Vanderbelt by 14-7
A ranked team should have killed Vanderbelt at home. That was a pathetic perfomance by the cocks. They didnt even deserve to win this game.
And they could have easily lost that game if some suspicious ref calls went the other way.
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The line was - 5 1/2 yesterday .
Money pours in on Tennessee Vols.
I don't want to wait any longer so I make this play now.
Money pours in on Tennessee Vols.
I don't want to wait any longer so I make this play now.
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The 21st-ranked Gamecocks, though, will take any kind of victory they can get Saturday night at Tennessee, where they've won once in 14 tries.
South Carolina (6-2, 3-2 SEC) eked out a 14-10 home victory last week against Vanderbilt on Stephen Garcia's 43-yard touchdown pass to Alshon Jeffrey early in the fourth quarter and an intentional grounding penalty that effectively ended a Commodores' comeback in South Carolina territory.
"It was just a good victory for us. We're proud of our players," coach Steve Spurrier said. "We didn't play all that great , but we hung in there."
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South Carolina (6-2, 3-2 SEC) eked out a 14-10 home victory last week against Vanderbilt on Stephen Garcia's 43-yard touchdown pass to Alshon Jeffrey early in the fourth quarter and an intentional grounding penalty that effectively ended a Commodores' comeback in South Carolina territory.
"It was just a good victory for us. We're proud of our players," coach Steve Spurrier said. "We didn't play all that great , but we hung in there."
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great job thus far... just to let you know you can grab tenn ml at -200 on matchbook and probably other places... gl buddy
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It could be a difficult night for Crompton and Garcia as each will face two of the better pass defenses in the country. South Carolina ranks third in allowing 141.3 yards per game, and Tennessee is No. 6 (155.9 ypg) behind All-American safety Eric Berry.
The Volunteers are also 10th in total defense, giving up an average of 269.7 yards, while the Gamecocks are 14th (288.9 ypg).
Tennessee has not allowed an offensive touchdown in its past two games, while South Carolina allowed its only TD last week on a 99-yard kickoff return.
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Everyone thinks that this is going to be a defensive slugfest because of the way both teams played against Alabama.
For one thing , Tennessee is going to run the ball often and well. Hardesty is not going to be held to no 48 fawking yards in this game. Tennessee crowd in home stadium for Vols. I smell a smash down.
As I watched USC this year I have noticed too many times how they stagnate and it absoultely hard to understand. Its mostly on offense but I have seen defense lapses also. Expecially in that Kentucky game. They were getting threaded.
Night ESPN game.
I smell money and it smells green !:00hour
The Volunteers are also 10th in total defense, giving up an average of 269.7 yards, while the Gamecocks are 14th (288.9 ypg).
Tennessee has not allowed an offensive touchdown in its past two games, while South Carolina allowed its only TD last week on a 99-yard kickoff return.
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Everyone thinks that this is going to be a defensive slugfest because of the way both teams played against Alabama.
For one thing , Tennessee is going to run the ball often and well. Hardesty is not going to be held to no 48 fawking yards in this game. Tennessee crowd in home stadium for Vols. I smell a smash down.
As I watched USC this year I have noticed too many times how they stagnate and it absoultely hard to understand. Its mostly on offense but I have seen defense lapses also. Expecially in that Kentucky game. They were getting threaded.
Night ESPN game.
I smell money and it smells green !:00hour
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wow
I would think you would come here talking about how Garcia and Jeffries were going to combine for 5 touchdowns or something.
thanks:00hour
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