To good to pass up.....GAME OF THE YEAR.....
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stupid question......if OU and Texas win the rest of their games...
OU plays in the championship (BIG 12) game.....against who.....
WHO from the north is going to beat them......and Texas plays
in the National Championship game when they did'nt even make
the Big 12 Championship game.........:shrug:
OU plays in the championship (BIG 12) game.....against who.....
WHO from the north is going to beat them......and Texas plays
in the National Championship game when they did'nt even make
the Big 12 Championship game.........:shrug:
OHIO STATE will NOT go undefeated......MIAMI may not go as well
......TEXAS may not make the Big 12 Champ game......THIS COULD
GET VERY INTERESTING..........
......TEXAS may not make the Big 12 Champ game......THIS COULD
GET VERY INTERESTING..........
As strange as it is Billy, I believe there is a chance that OU and UT could meet for the National Championship.
Ou wins out - plus big 12 title game
and
UT wins out
of course - all pending that both Miami and Ohio St lose.
Ou wins out - plus big 12 title game
and
UT wins out
of course - all pending that both Miami and Ohio St lose.
This is all I know..
Texas is the #1 or #2 in recruiting year after year...Tech not even up there...
my point...
the talent will cover the spread for me
Texas is the #1 or #2 in recruiting year after year...Tech not even up there...
my point...
the talent will cover the spread for me
They do have the #1 - #2 Recruiter in the country. The problem is he might be the 104-105th best coach in the NCAA.
You know I'll be rooting for the Red Raiders today.
With this being Tech's first sell out of the year I expect us to come out and play with a little passion. If Tech has a good 1st half, I would then think that a play on UT 2nd half would be a good bet.
Good Luck Hellah
You know I'll be rooting for the Red Raiders today.
With this being Tech's first sell out of the year I expect us to come out and play with a little passion. If Tech has a good 1st half, I would then think that a play on UT 2nd half would be a good bet.
Good Luck Hellah
credit drbobsports
Texas (-6.0) 27 TEXAS TECH 23
12:30 PM Pacific Time Saturday, Nov-16
I was really hoping to get more points in this game, as Texas Tech qualifies in a very strong 50-18-1 ATS home underdog momentum situation while Texas qualifies in a negative 32-86-1 ATS situation that plays against very good teams on the road when facing a streaking home team. While the situations favoring the Red Raiders are strong, I can only lean their way with the line so low. My mathematical model favors Texas by 9 ? points, as they clearly don?t match up well in this game. Tech?s pass-heavy offense (59 pass plays per game) has averaged an impressive 5.8 yards per play this season (against teams that allow 5.2 yppl), but Texas has the best pass defense in the nation, allowing just 3.6 yards per pass play (to teams that average 5.7 yppp on offense. Texas Tech quarterback Kliff Kingsbury has racked up huge numbers in recent weeks against teams that don?t defend the pass well, but he?s averaged just 4.9 yppp in 3 games against teams that are very good against the pass (NC State, Texas A&M, and Colorado all allow 5.1 yppp or less for the season). Texas has the team speed on defense to defend a spread offense well and the Longhorns have given up an average of just 12 points to Tech the last two years. Texas is coming around offensively in recent weeks, as star WR Roy Williams? tight hamstring heals, and the Longhorns have averaged a decent 5.3 yppl for the season against teams that allow just 5.1 yppl on defense. Texas Tech has under-performed defensively this season (5.6 yppl against teams that average 5.3 yppl on offense), so Texas should be able to move the football. The match-ups favoring Texas will keep me off the Red Raiders as a Best Bet, but I will still lean with a Texas Tech team that is 15-1 ATS in their final home game of the season the last 16 years.
Texas (-6.0) 27 TEXAS TECH 23
12:30 PM Pacific Time Saturday, Nov-16
I was really hoping to get more points in this game, as Texas Tech qualifies in a very strong 50-18-1 ATS home underdog momentum situation while Texas qualifies in a negative 32-86-1 ATS situation that plays against very good teams on the road when facing a streaking home team. While the situations favoring the Red Raiders are strong, I can only lean their way with the line so low. My mathematical model favors Texas by 9 ? points, as they clearly don?t match up well in this game. Tech?s pass-heavy offense (59 pass plays per game) has averaged an impressive 5.8 yards per play this season (against teams that allow 5.2 yppl), but Texas has the best pass defense in the nation, allowing just 3.6 yards per pass play (to teams that average 5.7 yppp on offense. Texas Tech quarterback Kliff Kingsbury has racked up huge numbers in recent weeks against teams that don?t defend the pass well, but he?s averaged just 4.9 yppp in 3 games against teams that are very good against the pass (NC State, Texas A&M, and Colorado all allow 5.1 yppp or less for the season). Texas has the team speed on defense to defend a spread offense well and the Longhorns have given up an average of just 12 points to Tech the last two years. Texas is coming around offensively in recent weeks, as star WR Roy Williams? tight hamstring heals, and the Longhorns have averaged a decent 5.3 yppl for the season against teams that allow just 5.1 yppl on defense. Texas Tech has under-performed defensively this season (5.6 yppl against teams that average 5.3 yppl on offense), so Texas should be able to move the football. The match-ups favoring Texas will keep me off the Red Raiders as a Best Bet, but I will still lean with a Texas Tech team that is 15-1 ATS in their final home game of the season the last 16 years.
I like it, you no what I hate it, in fact I blah all your picks, I can't believe your haten Columbus like that...unreal :moon:
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