YTD: 7-5, +9.8 Units
Akron +9 over UAB (3 Units) - UAB struggled in week one after losing about 80% of their production from last year. Now they hit the road and lay over a TD against Akron. The Zips no-showed last week in Illinois but even the Ilini are several classes higher than UAB.
Bowling Green +24 over Kansas State (2 Units) - Not sure KSU should be laying 24 in many weeks and this is certainly one of them. BG might be productive enough offensively to be interesting this year.
Nevada/Oregon over 61 (3 Units) - After watching Nevada last Friday, I just picture their games being complete free for alls...Purdue had just a shade under 20 turnovers and still hung over 30 on the board, so an average Orgon performance gets well over 40.
Marshall +12 over Boise (3 Units) - Classic let down on the short week...plus, I'm not sure that Marshall isn't better than FSU.
Missouri -13.5 over West Virginia (2 Units) - Might play against WVA all year...
Texas +7 (-120) over LSU (3 Units) - LSU is better, but Texas has the better QB, better coach, and is at home.
Akron +9 over UAB (3 Units) - UAB struggled in week one after losing about 80% of their production from last year. Now they hit the road and lay over a TD against Akron. The Zips no-showed last week in Illinois but even the Ilini are several classes higher than UAB.
Bowling Green +24 over Kansas State (2 Units) - Not sure KSU should be laying 24 in many weeks and this is certainly one of them. BG might be productive enough offensively to be interesting this year.
Nevada/Oregon over 61 (3 Units) - After watching Nevada last Friday, I just picture their games being complete free for alls...Purdue had just a shade under 20 turnovers and still hung over 30 on the board, so an average Orgon performance gets well over 40.
Marshall +12 over Boise (3 Units) - Classic let down on the short week...plus, I'm not sure that Marshall isn't better than FSU.
Missouri -13.5 over West Virginia (2 Units) - Might play against WVA all year...
Texas +7 (-120) over LSU (3 Units) - LSU is better, but Texas has the better QB, better coach, and is at home.
