12/4 - 12/6

[dawgball]

LW: 0-0
YTD: 31-29 (-0.35 units)

It all comes down to this week for the Georgia Bulldogs. As HC Richt said, the SEC championship game is more important to the Bulldogs than any Bowl game that they can play in. LSU has legitimate national title hopes, but this is it for the Bulldogs. I don't believe that this game is any more important for the Georgia players compared to the Bayou Boys. The line that has been hung looks to me like the oddsmakers have as much clue as to what is going to happen as anyone else. 3 points were given to the higher ranked team at a neutral field, so anyone's guess is as good as mine. I would like to see the Dawgs go in, take care of business, and get Richt is $100,000 bonus. I feel like the public will probably be all over the Under here due to the staunch defenses on both sides of the ball.

I feel that the defenses will actually create easier scoring opportunities for their own teams (and maybe do the scoring on their own). I am heavily leaning towards the over 41' for this contest.

Will be back with more leans later in the week.

 

[dawgball]

Played BG +7 last night, so I am starting this weekend in the whole.

I have decided to place my first multi-unit play of the year on the Over in the SEC championship. I see the defenses causing havoc for both offenses setting up easy scores and maybe a defensive score or two. I also see a couple of big scoring plays (not drives) causing us to have an easy over.

Played:
BG +7 (-115) 1 unit --Lost
Georgia/LSU over 42 (-105) 2 units

I am leaning to Oklahoma for a play as well. I see a lot of people of KSU, and I think the Big 12 championship is more important to the Sooners and Stoops than people are giving credit. I'm sure Stoops has substantial monetary motivation to win this game.

Lean:

Oklahoma -14

 

[dawgball]

Played:

Oklahoma -14 (-110) 1 unit