Record to Date:
College Foots: 59-60-3 (-26.7 units)
HSF Degen : 24-20-2 (-4.4 units)
Let's start with HSF...
For 10-27:
California School for the Deaf - 15' over Woodland Christian..WIN (43-0)... 2 units.. *God may strike me down for wagering on this one. ESPN piggybacked on to the Eagles after they ran a 30 for 30 special. The thing is that the Eagles are a pretty good football team at 8-1, with their lone loss against a team from Indiana (School for the Deaf) 16-12. Offensively they average 41.9 points per game which is remarkable as the school only has 120 students in the coed school. Like most small schools, their coach has had to move some people around. He has settled on his QB Jax Pederson who was the leading RB the last 2 seasons. He has thrown for 1,518 yards w/24 Tds while completing 75.9% of his passes. The team may be a little road weary as the school just returned from a trip to Mississippi (School for the Deaf) where they spanked the home squad 40-0.
The Woodland Christian Cardinals come in at 5-3, however, doing a bit of digging I found the record is misleading as the opponents they have beaten are a combined 8-24, so very little can be taken from the record. Supposedly the Dline and Oline are returning letterman and starters, and this was a playoff team in 2015. I actually have a connection as 1 of the schools they lost to I was head coach for 3 years, and another loss came by way of a team that was my high school Alma mater. The team has struggled against good competition probably because the skill players (QB, RBs, Wrs) are all new. There was 1 like opponent, Eagles beat Western Sierra 58-0, while Cardinals won 28-14.
The line has moved up a point since the lines posted. With good reason, as I think CSFD win by 20+ fairly easily.
Centennial/Norco Over 75'...LOSS... .2 units... *Two very offensive minded teams square off in a rivalry. Huskies average 53.8 ppg, while Cougars put up 41.6 ppg. Usually in rivalry games I lean to the unders, but these two tend to leave the Defenses in the locker room.
Centennial is the #3 ranked team in CA. They are also nationally ranked in the top 20. Centennial offense averages 560.3 yards per game, while Norco averages 426.5. Centennial played IMG Academy earlier in the year and lost in a nail biter shoot out 50-49. In 2015, Huskies stomped the Cougars 67-20. While Norco is much more improved this year, I think they will have a tough time matching scores of but will most definitely try. Huskies actually made it to the State Championship last year but lost to No Cal power DeLaSalle 28-21.
I look for a ton of points in this one reminds me of the Oklahoma / Texas Tech shootout. Huskies are favored by 21 which is a lot, but I will stick with the Over.
Mount Si - 14' over Newport... 1 unit... *Another game I'm scratching my head at, wondering how these 2 made the HSF rotation. Mt Si is 3-5, while the Knights are 1-7. The team Newport managed to beat was 1-7 also.
Wildcats average 25.5 ppg. Knights average 20.8 ppg. On defense, Si gives up 28 ppg while it's opponent gives 40.7. There isn't a ton of information out there on these 2 which is par when your two teams are just trying to get the season over with.
Fortunately, these 2 played several like opponents and drawing from the results, I feel comfortable laying 14' here as Newport is the picture of inept and even this dysfunctional team should be able to pull away and boost their record to 4-5, at least I hope.
College Foots: 59-60-3 (-26.7 units)
HSF Degen : 24-20-2 (-4.4 units)
Let's start with HSF...
For 10-27:
California School for the Deaf - 15' over Woodland Christian..WIN (43-0)... 2 units.. *God may strike me down for wagering on this one. ESPN piggybacked on to the Eagles after they ran a 30 for 30 special. The thing is that the Eagles are a pretty good football team at 8-1, with their lone loss against a team from Indiana (School for the Deaf) 16-12. Offensively they average 41.9 points per game which is remarkable as the school only has 120 students in the coed school. Like most small schools, their coach has had to move some people around. He has settled on his QB Jax Pederson who was the leading RB the last 2 seasons. He has thrown for 1,518 yards w/24 Tds while completing 75.9% of his passes. The team may be a little road weary as the school just returned from a trip to Mississippi (School for the Deaf) where they spanked the home squad 40-0.
The Woodland Christian Cardinals come in at 5-3, however, doing a bit of digging I found the record is misleading as the opponents they have beaten are a combined 8-24, so very little can be taken from the record. Supposedly the Dline and Oline are returning letterman and starters, and this was a playoff team in 2015. I actually have a connection as 1 of the schools they lost to I was head coach for 3 years, and another loss came by way of a team that was my high school Alma mater. The team has struggled against good competition probably because the skill players (QB, RBs, Wrs) are all new. There was 1 like opponent, Eagles beat Western Sierra 58-0, while Cardinals won 28-14.
The line has moved up a point since the lines posted. With good reason, as I think CSFD win by 20+ fairly easily.
Centennial/Norco Over 75'...LOSS... .2 units... *Two very offensive minded teams square off in a rivalry. Huskies average 53.8 ppg, while Cougars put up 41.6 ppg. Usually in rivalry games I lean to the unders, but these two tend to leave the Defenses in the locker room.
Centennial is the #3 ranked team in CA. They are also nationally ranked in the top 20. Centennial offense averages 560.3 yards per game, while Norco averages 426.5. Centennial played IMG Academy earlier in the year and lost in a nail biter shoot out 50-49. In 2015, Huskies stomped the Cougars 67-20. While Norco is much more improved this year, I think they will have a tough time matching scores of but will most definitely try. Huskies actually made it to the State Championship last year but lost to No Cal power DeLaSalle 28-21.
I look for a ton of points in this one reminds me of the Oklahoma / Texas Tech shootout. Huskies are favored by 21 which is a lot, but I will stick with the Over.
Mount Si - 14' over Newport... 1 unit... *Another game I'm scratching my head at, wondering how these 2 made the HSF rotation. Mt Si is 3-5, while the Knights are 1-7. The team Newport managed to beat was 1-7 also.
Wildcats average 25.5 ppg. Knights average 20.8 ppg. On defense, Si gives up 28 ppg while it's opponent gives 40.7. There isn't a ton of information out there on these 2 which is par when your two teams are just trying to get the season over with.
Fortunately, these 2 played several like opponents and drawing from the results, I feel comfortable laying 14' here as Newport is the picture of inept and even this dysfunctional team should be able to pull away and boost their record to 4-5, at least I hope.
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