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I would'nt be gambling if I could say that!
Love the play ,, GL. :SIB
I would'nt be gambling if I could say that!
Love the play ,, GL. :SIB
This is a very live home dog tonight in Lexington as I like Kentucky to win this game outright over this over-valued South Carolina team. The Wildcats, who have covered five of their last six as a home dog, are putting much emphasis on this game in terms of qualifying for a bowl and the Commonwealth Stadium crowd will be into this game with earnest. This Kentucky program is in need of big win and beating Spurrier, which Kentucky has experienced very little success doing, would qualify as a signature victory. Ceratainly it's one that Kentucky coach Rich Brooks needs and his team will deliver.
South Carolina is off an emotional home loss to Auburn 10 days ago as the nation watched that Thursday night game and that gives us some value in this spot. The Gamecocks look as if they've found a quarterback in Syvelle Newton. He's active in the pocket, but this is the former receiver's first start on the road this year. In fact, it's South Carolina's first road game since the season opener at Mississippi State on Aug. 31 and this is a young Gamecock team. They've enjoyed playing four straight in Columbia, but now this sputtering Gamecock attack (15 points versus Mississippi State, 0 versus Georgia, 17 versus Auburn and only 27 against Wofford) must hit the road at night against a hungry team that can score.
The Wildcats, behind quarterback Andre Woodson and his 14 touchdown passes(!), are putting up some big numbers. They've won their three home games this year by scoring 45 on Central Michigan, 31 on Ole Miss and 41 versus North Texas. The Cats are third in the SEC in scoring at 30.4 points per game. Woodson has all kinds of offensive weapons to get the ball to including burner Keenan Burton, and now that running back Rafael Little healthy, the Cats have a player who can get into the end zone from anywhere on the field. South Carolina has played well defensively this year, but Kentucky has shown that it can move the football on just about anybody. Woodson, Burton and Little will all make big plays.
The Cats' defense has come under some scrutiny and rightfully so after a sub-par performance last week against Central Michigan and poor effort in the season opener against a then-healthy Louisville team (that loves to pile up points!). Last week, though, the Cats got complacent after bolting to a 28-7 lead on Central Michigan. This is not that bad Kentucky stop unit and they did perform well in the Cats'three games against North Texas, Florida and Ole Miss. They feel challeneged this week to step up and South Carolina's below average attack is the kind of team that they can stymie at home. Kentucky does get to the ball as they've stripped and recovered a nation-high 10 fumbles and they're fifth in the country in turnover margin.
From 2002-2004, South Carolina won three straight over the Cats by a combined 15 points. Last year in Columbia, the teams were tied 10-10 at the half and Kentucky trailed just 17-16 midway through the third when they turned the ball over on four straight possessions to lose any hope at victory. The point is that Kentucky has been close and beating South Carolina and Spurrier would be the kind of buzz win this program needs. Kentucky has much better depth than the Cocks. The Cats play well at home where they've covered seven of their last eight. They will be sky high for this SEC tilt and they will score and score in this Kentucky outright home win and cover!
South Carolina is off an emotional home loss to Auburn 10 days ago as the nation watched that Thursday night game and that gives us some value in this spot. The Gamecocks look as if they've found a quarterback in Syvelle Newton. He's active in the pocket, but this is the former receiver's first start on the road this year. In fact, it's South Carolina's first road game since the season opener at Mississippi State on Aug. 31 and this is a young Gamecock team. They've enjoyed playing four straight in Columbia, but now this sputtering Gamecock attack (15 points versus Mississippi State, 0 versus Georgia, 17 versus Auburn and only 27 against Wofford) must hit the road at night against a hungry team that can score.
The Wildcats, behind quarterback Andre Woodson and his 14 touchdown passes(!), are putting up some big numbers. They've won their three home games this year by scoring 45 on Central Michigan, 31 on Ole Miss and 41 versus North Texas. The Cats are third in the SEC in scoring at 30.4 points per game. Woodson has all kinds of offensive weapons to get the ball to including burner Keenan Burton, and now that running back Rafael Little healthy, the Cats have a player who can get into the end zone from anywhere on the field. South Carolina has played well defensively this year, but Kentucky has shown that it can move the football on just about anybody. Woodson, Burton and Little will all make big plays.
The Cats' defense has come under some scrutiny and rightfully so after a sub-par performance last week against Central Michigan and poor effort in the season opener against a then-healthy Louisville team (that loves to pile up points!). Last week, though, the Cats got complacent after bolting to a 28-7 lead on Central Michigan. This is not that bad Kentucky stop unit and they did perform well in the Cats'three games against North Texas, Florida and Ole Miss. They feel challeneged this week to step up and South Carolina's below average attack is the kind of team that they can stymie at home. Kentucky does get to the ball as they've stripped and recovered a nation-high 10 fumbles and they're fifth in the country in turnover margin.
From 2002-2004, South Carolina won three straight over the Cats by a combined 15 points. Last year in Columbia, the teams were tied 10-10 at the half and Kentucky trailed just 17-16 midway through the third when they turned the ball over on four straight possessions to lose any hope at victory. The point is that Kentucky has been close and beating South Carolina and Spurrier would be the kind of buzz win this program needs. Kentucky has much better depth than the Cocks. The Cats play well at home where they've covered seven of their last eight. They will be sky high for this SEC tilt and they will score and score in this Kentucky outright home win and cover!
I never wanna doubt Ray, Ray... but Mizzouri is better than most think. This should be an interesting game, would not be surprised to see MU win SU.
But you are the man Ray Ray. Got any puppies today? I'm choking on all the chalk. ;-)
But you are the man Ray Ray. Got any puppies today? I'm choking on all the chalk. ;-)
The Tide has experienced a pair of tough, late-game road losses at Florida and Arkansas the past two Saturdays. Tonight in Tuscaloosa, Bama will take out its frustrations and crush this Duke team that will manage no more than a field goal. The Blue Devils are horrible offensively and are without question the worst offensive team in the country. They average 3.2 points and 204 yards of offense per game. Bama, which has 14 takeaways this year, stuffs the run and is ranked 29th nationally in total defense. They'll score and probably pitch a shutout tonight.
Bama has moved the football this year, but has had some red zone troubles. But that stops tonight as Kenneth Darby is due for a breakout game. John Parker Wilson has looked good under center and he'll find it much easier to avoid mistakes at home against Duke than on the road in places like Gainesville and Fayetteville. He's got some good receivers too. Bama feels it could've and should've won the past two weeks and will be out for a feel-good pounding of pasty Duke before getting back into conference play. The Tide rolls.
Bama has moved the football this year, but has had some red zone troubles. But that stops tonight as Kenneth Darby is due for a breakout game. John Parker Wilson has looked good under center and he'll find it much easier to avoid mistakes at home against Duke than on the road in places like Gainesville and Fayetteville. He's got some good receivers too. Bama feels it could've and should've won the past two weeks and will be out for a feel-good pounding of pasty Duke before getting back into conference play. The Tide rolls.
sat=boys i have a huge one. I do too but I can't find a book that takes bets on the size of my johnson.:mj07:
Tennessee U vs Georgia (ESPN) 07:50 pm Tennessee U -2
Tennessee has played a tougher schedule and has performed better than this Georgia team this year. This looks like a trap game, but the reality is that the Vols are flat out better than the Dawgs and Tennessee will win this game by at least 10 points. This Georgia team has struggled for much of the season on the offensive side of the football and that will continue tonight. Inconsistent play under center has been one reason (and tons of dropped balls by a sub-par receiving unit another) and I don't see that changing much even with Joe Tereshinski returning from injury. Tennessee's defense has been solid all year in all aspects and I don't see that changing tonight. This stop unit allows just 2.1 yards per carry and 7.2 yards per pass completion.
Georgia's defense has paved the way to the team's 5-0 start. But that's been against inferior competion as South Carolina, Colorado and Ole Miss are all struggling on offense this year. The Dawgs, who are just 5-8 ATS in their last 13 at home, haven't faced an explosive offense yet like the one that will pile up points on them tonight. Erik Ainge has been tremendous and Tennessee has the country's best receiving duo in Robert Meachem and Jayson Swain. Running back LaMarcus Coker is tough and Tennessee is averaging 32 points and 429 yards per game. Tennessee, which opened the year by bombing a real good Cal team, is more battle-tested than Georgia and the Vols will pull away for this win and cover.
Oregon vs California (ABC) 08:05 pm California -6
Tennessee has played a tougher schedule and has performed better than this Georgia team this year. This looks like a trap game, but the reality is that the Vols are flat out better than the Dawgs and Tennessee will win this game by at least 10 points. This Georgia team has struggled for much of the season on the offensive side of the football and that will continue tonight. Inconsistent play under center has been one reason (and tons of dropped balls by a sub-par receiving unit another) and I don't see that changing much even with Joe Tereshinski returning from injury. Tennessee's defense has been solid all year in all aspects and I don't see that changing tonight. This stop unit allows just 2.1 yards per carry and 7.2 yards per pass completion.
Georgia's defense has paved the way to the team's 5-0 start. But that's been against inferior competion as South Carolina, Colorado and Ole Miss are all struggling on offense this year. The Dawgs, who are just 5-8 ATS in their last 13 at home, haven't faced an explosive offense yet like the one that will pile up points on them tonight. Erik Ainge has been tremendous and Tennessee has the country's best receiving duo in Robert Meachem and Jayson Swain. Running back LaMarcus Coker is tough and Tennessee is averaging 32 points and 429 yards per game. Tennessee, which opened the year by bombing a real good Cal team, is more battle-tested than Georgia and the Vols will pull away for this win and cover.
Oregon vs California (ABC) 08:05 pm California -6
late night
late night
Nevada-Hawaii over 62:firing:
The midnight special on the big island will feature a boat load of points and this one's going over. Hawaii coach June Jones basically wants his quarterbacks to throw on every down as the Rainbows average better than 409 yards per game passing. Quarterback Colt Brennan has quality receivers and they should light up this Wolf Pack defense that has given up big point totals this year on the road (52 at Arizona State, 28 at Fresno State) this year. Hawaii is averaging 43 points per game in two home contests this year and has gone over in seven of their last 10 at Aloha Stadium.
Nevada and its 'Pistol Offense' can score, too, as the Wolf Pack has averaged 30 points in its last three games. Quarterback Jeff Rowe has grasped the concept of the unique and the Pack should move the football on this so-so Hawaii defense that hasn't even recoevered a single fumble this year. The Pack has gone over in 13 of its last 20 overall. Last year in Reno, these two combined to score 66 points. Two years ago at Hawaii, the Rainbows and Wolf pack tallied 74 points. That game went over and this one will, too.
late night
Nevada-Hawaii over 62:firing:
The midnight special on the big island will feature a boat load of points and this one's going over. Hawaii coach June Jones basically wants his quarterbacks to throw on every down as the Rainbows average better than 409 yards per game passing. Quarterback Colt Brennan has quality receivers and they should light up this Wolf Pack defense that has given up big point totals this year on the road (52 at Arizona State, 28 at Fresno State) this year. Hawaii is averaging 43 points per game in two home contests this year and has gone over in seven of their last 10 at Aloha Stadium.
Nevada and its 'Pistol Offense' can score, too, as the Wolf Pack has averaged 30 points in its last three games. Quarterback Jeff Rowe has grasped the concept of the unique and the Pack should move the football on this so-so Hawaii defense that hasn't even recoevered a single fumble this year. The Pack has gone over in 13 of its last 20 overall. Last year in Reno, these two combined to score 66 points. Two years ago at Hawaii, the Rainbows and Wolf pack tallied 74 points. That game went over and this one will, too.
Had you typed it in ALL CAPS like a real handicapper (BeanTownJim) would have, maybe I would buy into it.
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Memphis moneyline +210
Watson Brown, head coach of UAB, sounds a bit perplexed,
doesn't he?
"It's harder on us right now because they've changed their
defense," Brown said. "We got to see one tape and you can
kind of throw out the other tapes ... They played a ton of
players the other day. It was like they were trying them all at
different places."
This is a coach with a lifetime record vs. the spread of about
45% when favored, so being slightly in the dark is not a good
thing. Meanwhile, Memphis has a game under the belt in this
more standard alignment, and the newness of it is offset by
UAB's starting QB not being 100%. Sam Hunt may be out.
Memphis coach Tommy West fired his defensive coordinator
with the knowledge that the Tennessee game would be a
throwout. The blowout loss lowers the power rating but this
is the targeted affair, as they get back into Conference-USA
play. Getting better against the power run game has been the
goal, and UAB has made a shift to that emphasis this season
upon the graduation of their big-armed quarterback after last
year. But UAB is running it 38 times per game for only 2.9
yards per attempt, turning it over nearly 2 times per game on
offense. They are throwing only 21 times per game, compared
to last season's 35 times per game. In fact, this season, they
are throwing only as many passes as they COMPLETED last
season, and running at 36% less per attempt than last year.
This is something that Memphis can target and win with, with
a SIX-TIME revenge angle in their pocket, too. Big game for
coach West, to prove that the firing of Joe Lee Dunn was the
right thing to do.
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Hey Ray, i followed you on TT but not looking good, whats your opinion, is TT a team that can overcome that kind of score?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
