10-12 -7.6 units
Finally had a winning week, and right now were taking them however small they may be. Going to keep the units a little tighter until I get a better handle on this and my reads start going more my way. As we get into conference play I think my advantage grows so I'm going to try to get my mindset right over the next 2 weeks.
*** Texas Christian University Horned Frogs +3
Really happy to get the field goal in this game right here. I've been really unimpressed with the Tigers so far, and even though they are 3-0 ATS they have been plagued by some really uneven performances, especially on the offensive end of the field. Clemson was unable to score any offensive TD's last week, and of their 7 TD's this season only 4 are offensive (with 1 being shorter than 33 yards). In short, its a team that has had a difficult time moving the football consistently. Their offense relies heavily on CJ Spiller, who is banged up this week, and though he will likely go on Saturday, is unlikely to be @ 100 percent (Toe injuries are tough for speed guys). TCU is always a strong defensive unit under coach Patterson and so far this year has held their two opponents to 1.5 ypc.
Clemson has done a great job defensively this year, but they have yet to face a QB that can really hurt them. While I like the Dasher kid from MTS they were outmanned all over the field and we all know how GT is very one-dimensional in their offense. The BC team never got their offense going and were anemic in the ability to provide any kind of protection for their backfield to work. TCU bring into town a solid offense that likes to predominantly run the ball with a steady mix of passing game. QB Dalton is the most dangerous QB Clemson faces until they go to Miami and as a dual threat QB he should be able to keep the athletic Tiger D off balance.
This is a good situation IMO because we have a good, yet untested TCU team coming west to face a BCS team that has high expectations this year. TCU handled one ACC team already and they are looking for their only opportunity to get a quality OOC win in what is yet another BCS-buster campaign for the Horned Frogs. We have a dog here who generally excels at controlling the line of scrimmage on both sides of the field and that has the more experienced (and I would argue better) coaching staff.
I see this being a low scoring affair as well and will take a look at the under later in the week. Clemson has major issues on Offense and I'm not convinced in the Horned Frogs ability to score points either..
Finally had a winning week, and right now were taking them however small they may be. Going to keep the units a little tighter until I get a better handle on this and my reads start going more my way. As we get into conference play I think my advantage grows so I'm going to try to get my mindset right over the next 2 weeks.
*** Texas Christian University Horned Frogs +3
Really happy to get the field goal in this game right here. I've been really unimpressed with the Tigers so far, and even though they are 3-0 ATS they have been plagued by some really uneven performances, especially on the offensive end of the field. Clemson was unable to score any offensive TD's last week, and of their 7 TD's this season only 4 are offensive (with 1 being shorter than 33 yards). In short, its a team that has had a difficult time moving the football consistently. Their offense relies heavily on CJ Spiller, who is banged up this week, and though he will likely go on Saturday, is unlikely to be @ 100 percent (Toe injuries are tough for speed guys). TCU is always a strong defensive unit under coach Patterson and so far this year has held their two opponents to 1.5 ypc.
Clemson has done a great job defensively this year, but they have yet to face a QB that can really hurt them. While I like the Dasher kid from MTS they were outmanned all over the field and we all know how GT is very one-dimensional in their offense. The BC team never got their offense going and were anemic in the ability to provide any kind of protection for their backfield to work. TCU bring into town a solid offense that likes to predominantly run the ball with a steady mix of passing game. QB Dalton is the most dangerous QB Clemson faces until they go to Miami and as a dual threat QB he should be able to keep the athletic Tiger D off balance.
This is a good situation IMO because we have a good, yet untested TCU team coming west to face a BCS team that has high expectations this year. TCU handled one ACC team already and they are looking for their only opportunity to get a quality OOC win in what is yet another BCS-buster campaign for the Horned Frogs. We have a dog here who generally excels at controlling the line of scrimmage on both sides of the field and that has the more experienced (and I would argue better) coaching staff.
I see this being a low scoring affair as well and will take a look at the under later in the week. Clemson has major issues on Offense and I'm not convinced in the Horned Frogs ability to score points either..