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How each college football conference did against the spread this week:
Sun Belt 7-2
Mountain West 4-2
ACC 5-3
Big X 4-3
AAC 2-2
MAC 3-4
Big 14 4-6
Pac-12, C-USA, both 2-4
SEC 2-5

— Excellent day for the Sun Belt Conference:
Sun Belt teams went 7-2 ATS this week.
Georgia State won at Nebraska. 23-point underdog.
Marshall won at Notre Dame. 20-point underdog.
Appalachian State won at Texas A&M. 18-point underdog.

— Memo to big-time programs; do NOT schedule Appalachian State, there is no value to it. If you beat them, no one cares that you beat a Sun Belt team. In reality, App State is a tough team, but it still looks horrible if you lose to a Sun Belt team.

— Alabama 20, Texas 19
Crimson Tide kicked game-winning FG with 0:10 left.
Texas lost its starting QB in the first half; the backup got banged up in the second half, but he finished the game.
Longhorns were in the red zone five times, scored only one TD.
Alabama had 15 penalties for 100 yards; their QB Young was great on that last drive.

Texas has a kicker whose last name is Auburn; he made a 49-yard FG with 1:29 left that put Texas ahead 19-17. Auburn almost beat Alabama.

— Iowa State 10, Iowa 7
Cyclones end 6-game losing streak to their in-state rivals.
Iowa won 7-3 last week, then this happened. Their offense sucks.
Cyclones outgained Iowa 313-150.
Iowa State was 10-20 on third down, Hawkeyes 3-10.

— Tennessee 34, Pittsburgh 27 OT
Total yardage was 416-415; this was a fun game to watch.
Pitt converted only 4-18 third down plays.
Tennessee threw for 325 yards; Tillman caught 9 passes for 172 yards.

— Duke 31, Northwestern 23:
Blue Devils led 21-0 early in 2nd quarter.
Northwestern threw for 435 yards, but turned ball over three times (-2)
Duke ran the football for 221 yards.

— Arkansas 44, South Carolina 30:
Razorbacks ran ball for 295 yards; they’re a throwback team, trying to run the ball down the other team’s throat. They ran ball 65 times in this game, threw it only 21 times.
South Carolina threw ball for 376 yards, ran for only 40 yards.

— Wake Forest 45, Vanderbilt 25:
Dave Clawson 51-48 at Wake, 4-2 in bowl games; that is six bowls in eight years, at a school that has played in only 16 bowls all-time.
Clawson is 15-9 ATS in his last 24 games; he’s a very good coach.
Senior QB Hartman threw for 300 yards in his first game this season.

— Appalachian State 17, Texas A&M 14
App State ran 82 plays, A&M ran 38 plays. 82. 38.
Total yardage was 315-186, App State
Aggies ran a kickoff back 95 yards for a TD.
I’m thinking the rich boosters who funded the NIL stuff for A&M’s players were very understanding about losing to a Sun Belt team.

— Washington State 17, Wisconsin 14:
Coogs held Wisconsin scoreless in second half.
Badgers outgained Wazzu 401-253, but had 11 penalties for 106 yards.
Both teams turned ball over three times.

— Texas Tech 33, Houston 30 OT
Tech led 17-3 at halftime.
Tech kicked a 47-yard FG with 0:03 left to force overtime.
Tech converted a 4th-and-20 when they were losing in OT.
QB Smith ran nine yards for the walk-off TD in overtime
Red Raiders ran 102 plays, Houston 68; Tech had 35 first downs.

— Georgia Southern 45, Nebraska 42
It is September 11; Nebraska has already lost this year, when favored by 11 and 23 points.
Eagles scored the game-winning TD with 0:36 left.
Total yardage was 642-575; not a lot of defense.
Nebraska coach Frost is likely not to be Nebraska’s coach next year.

Georgia Southern threw for 409 yards in this game; the last time Georgia Southern had a QB throw for 400 yards in a game was the 1985 I-AA championship game.

— BYU 26, Baylor 20 OT
Baylor was 9-18 on third down, BYU 3-14.
Bears had 14 penalties, for 117 yards.
BYU missed two field goals that were shorter than 40 yards.

Upsets of the Week:
— Georgia Southern (+23) 45, Nebraska 42
— Marshall (+20) 26, Notre Dame 21
— Appalachian State (+18) 17, Texas A&M 14
— Washington State (+17) 17, Wisconsin 14
— Kansas (+13.5) 55, West Virginia 42, OT
— Middle Tennessee (+13.5) 34, Colorado State 19
— Duke (+10) 31, Northwestern 23

— Then, there were the teams that lost to I-AA opponents:
Eastern Kentucky 59, Bowling Green 57 OT
Incarnate Word 55, Nevada 41
Holy Cross 37, Buffalo 31— Crusaders hit a Hail Mary on the last play.
Weber State 35, Utah State 7

 

[CNOTES]

College Football Record + Best Bets !

09/10/2022 50-38-2.......... 56.67% ................. +4100
09/09/2022 1-3-0............... 25.00% ................. -1150
09/05/2022 0-1-1............... 25.00% ................... -550
09/04/2022 0-2-0................ 0.00% .................. -1100
09/03/2022 37-29-0........... 56.06%................ +2550

Totals..............88-73-2.................54.65%....................+38.50

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BEST BETS

09/03/22...........10-9-0...............52.63%...................+ 0.50
09/10/22...........11-8-2...............57.89%.................+ 11.00

Totals...................21-17-2............55.26%..................+ 11.50

 

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Florida State @ Louisville
Florida State (2-0)
— 8 starters back on offense, 8 on defense
— 101 starts back on offensive line; junior QB has 13 starts
— Last 4+ years, they’re 21-27 SU, but 2-0 this year.
— This is first time since 2018 they’re a road favorite.
— In his career, Norvell is 10-6 ATS as a road favorite.
— Last 2+ years, they’re 5-2-1 ATS coming off a win.
— Since 2017. FSU is 14-23-2 ATS in ACC games.
— Seminoles upset LSU in last game, blocking a PAT at the end.

Louisville (1-1)
— 7 starters back on offense, 7 on defense
— 116 starts back on offensive line; senior QB has 38 starts
— since 2017, they’re 3-6-1 ATS as a home underdog.
— In his career, Satterfield is 3-5-1 ATS as a home underdog
— Since the start of 2018, they’re minus-26 in turnovers.
— Since 2018, Louisville is 15-20-1 ATS in ACC games.
— In their first two games, Cardinals gave up 207-208 rushing yards.

— Teams split last eight series games.
— Home side is 5-2 ATS in last seven meetings.
— Seminoles are 1-4 ATS in last five visits to Louisville.
— Over is 6-2 in last eight series games.

Air Force @ Wyoming
Air Force (2-0)
— 8 starters back on offense, 7 on defense
— 44 starts back on offensive line; senior QB has 18 starts
— Last 3+ years, they’re 26-8 SU.
— AF was 3-0 ATS as a road favorite LY (7-17 from 2012-20)
— Since 2019, Air Force is 14-8 ATS in Mountain West games.
— Air Force crushed Colorado 41-10 LW, running ball for 435 yards.
— In two games, Flyboys have thrown only 11 passes (132 runs)

Wyoming (2-1)
— Cowboys have 4 starters back on offense, 4 on defense.
— Wyoming has 66 returning starts on offensive line.
— Cowboys have a junior QB with 2 starts, who was at Utah St for four years.
— Under Bohl, Wyoming is 14-10 ATS as home underdogs.
— Since 2016, Cowboys are 28-19 ATS in Mountain West games.
— In their two I-A games, Wyoming allowed 477-521 total yards.
— Illinois ran for 260 yards against them, a red flag here.

— Air Force won last two meetings, after losing six of previous eight.
— Flyboys are 0-5 ATS in last five visits to Laramie, losing last three SU.
— Under is 11-3 in last 14 series games.

Saturday’s top 13 games

Georgia @ South Carolina
Georgia (2-0)
— 7 starters back on offense, 3 on defense.
— 62 starts back on offensive line; senior QB has 17 starts
— Smart is 18-6 ATS as a favorite away from home.
— Since 2017, Dawgs are 28-19 ATS in SEC games.
— Since 2017, Georgia 33-21 ATS coming off a win.
— Dawgs threw for 439 yards in their 49-3 win over Oregon.
— Georgia beat Gamecocks last two years, 45-16/40-13.

South Carolina (1-1)
— 9 starters back on offense, 5 on defense
— 129 starts back on offensive line (all 5 starters back); soph QB started 17 games at Oklahoma
— Last 3+ years, they’re 14-23 SU
— Since 2018, Gamecocks are 5-10 ATS as a home underdog.
— First two games, Carolina allowed 200-295 rushing yards.
— Georgia State outgained SC 311-306 in their opener.
— Gamecocks already have a minus-4 turnover ratio.

— Georgia won six of last seven series games.
— Dawgs won/covered their last three visits to Columbia.
— Over is 7-2 in last nine series games.

Purdue @ Syracuse
Purdue (1-1)
— 7 starters back on offense, 7 on defense
— 77 starts return on offensive line; senior QB has 15 starts
— Under Brohm, Boilers are 13-8 ATS on the road.
— Under Brohm, Boilers are 10-5 ATS in non-conference games.
— Purdue lost opener 35-31 to Penn State; Purdue threw for 356 yards.
— Boilers outgained PSU 426-406; Lions threw for 308 yards.
— Since 2017, Boilers are 14-11 ATS coming off a win.

Syracuse (2-0)
— 9 starters back on offense, 8 on defense
— 120 starts back on offensive line; junior QB has 13 starts
— Orange won first two games (Louisville/UConn) by combined 79-21.
— QB Shrader has completed 79% of his passes so far.
— Orange is already +5 in turnovers.
— Syracuse is 12-5 ATS in last 17 non-league games.
— Since 2018, they’re 9-7 ATS as a home underdog.

— These teams haven’t met since 2004.
— Since 2017, Big 14 teams are 18-11 ATS when playing an ACC team.

Old Dominion @ Virginia
Old Dominion (1-1)
— 10 starters back on offense, 7 on defense
— 70 starts back on offensive line; soph QB has 10 starts
— Old Dominion upset ACC’s Va Tech 20-17 in their opener.
— Monarchs got whacked 39-21 at East Carolina LW.
— ODU has been outgained by 168 yards/game so far.
— Since 2014, ODU is 11-20 ATS out of conference.
— HC Rahne comes from Penn State (OC in 2018-19)

Virginia (1-1)
— 4 starters back on offense, 6 on defense
— 22 starts back on offensive line; brought in OL from Harvard/Georgetown
— junior QB has started 20 games.
— Last two years, they’re 8-3 ATS as a home favorite.
— Last two years, they’re 8-3 ATS coming off a loss.
— Cavaliers are 10-6 ATS in last 16 non-conference games.
— Virginia was outgained 394-222 in 24-3 loss at Illinois last week.

— Virginia (-27) beat ODU 28-17 at home in 2019, their only meeting.
— Since 2018, Sun Belt teams are 6-2-1 ATS when playing an ACC team.

BYU @ Oregon
BYU (2-0)
— BYU has 8 starters back on offense, 11 on defense.
— BYU has 90 returning starts on the offensive line.
— BYU has junior QB with 10 starts.
— Last four years, BYU is 10-4 ATS as an underdog.
— Overall, Sitake is 11-3 ATS as a road underdog.
— BYU held its first two opponents to 293-289 total yards.
— This is BYU’s last true road game until October 22.

Oregon (1-1)
— 8 starters back on offense, 7 on defense
— 86 starts back on offensive line; senior QB had 34 starts at Auburn
— Last three years, Ducks are 5-9-2 ATS as a home favorite.
— Last 4+ years, Oregon is 4-9-1 ATS out of conference.
— Ducks were outgained 571-313 in its opening 49-3 loss to Georgia
— Last 2 years, Oregon is 4-8-2 ATS coming off a win.
— Lanning is Ducks’ 4th coach in seven years; they’re 36-14 SU last 4+ years

— These teams haven’t met since 2006.

Penn State @ Auburn
Penn State (2-0)
— Penn State has 7 starters back on offense, 4 on defense.
— Penn State has 36 returning starts on offensive line.
— Penn State has a senior QB, with 33 starts.
— Under Franklin, Nittany Lions are 13-12 ATS as a road favorite.
— Last 5+ years, Penn State is 11-6 ATS in non-conference games.
— Nittany Lions are 5-8 ATS in last 13 games with single digit spread.
— Penn State threw for 308-338 yards in first two wins.

Auburn (2-0)
— 7 starters back on offense, 6 on defense
— 120 starts back on offensive line (4 starters); soph QB has 3 starts
— Tigers are on 4th offensive coordinator the last four years.
— Since 2016, Auburn is 7-3 ATS as a home underdog.
— Auburn is 2-5 ATS in its last seven non-conference games.
— Tigers (-24) struggled past San Jose State 24-16 LW.
— Auburn ran for 218 yards LW; they’re already minus-4 in turnovers.

— Penn State (-5) beat Auburn 28-20 LY
— That was teams’ first meeting since 2002.
— Last three years, Big 14 teams are 8-4 ATS against SEC opponents.

Colorado @ Minnesota
Colorado (0-2)
— 7 starters back on offense, 5 on defense
— 49 starts back on offensive line; soph QB has 12 starts
— Last 5+ years, they’re 23-33 SU
— In his career, Dorrell is 11-10 ATS as a road underdog.
— Since 2017, Colorado is 7-12-1 ATS as a road underdog.
— Buffs lost their first two games, 38-13/41-10.
— In first two games, Colorado gave up 275-435 rushing yards.

Minnesota (2-0)
— 6 starters back on offense, 6 on defense
— 64 starts return on offensive line; senior QB has 39 starts
— since 2015, they’re 11-17 ATS as a home favorite.
— Gophers are 11-6-1 ATS in last 18 games as a favorite.
— since 2017, they’re 10-5-1 ATS out of conference.
— Minnesota is 25-10 SU the last 3+ years, 3-0 in bowls.
— Gophers ran for 297 yards in only I-A game (38-0 over NM State)

— Minnesota (+2.5) won 30-0 at Boulder LY.
— Total yardage was 441-63.
— Since 2018, Pac-12 teams are 11-8 ATS vs Big 14 opponents.

Mississippi State @ LSU
Mississippi State (2-0)
— 8 starters back on offense, 9 on defense
— 82 starts back on offensive line; soph QB 19 starts
— Since 2017, they’re 7-4 ATS as a road favorite.
— In his career, Leach is 20-20 ATS as a road favorite.
— Bulldogs won first two games, scoring 49-39 points.
— Bulldogs threw for 450-320 yards in those games.
— Last time at LSU, Miss State passed for 623 yards in 44-34 win.

LSU (1-1)
— 6 starters back on offense, 5 on defense
— 41 starts back on offensive line; QB started 29 games at Arizona State
— LSU lost opener 24-23 to Florida State; game-tying PAT was blocked.
— LSU was outgained 392-348 by the Seminoles.
— In his career, Kelly is 13-5-1 ATS as a home underdog.
— Tigers are 12-13 SU last 2+ years, after going 15-0 in 2019.
— Last three years, Kelly was 21-10 ATS coming off a win.

— LSU won 19 of last 22 series games (3-2 in last five).
— Bulldogs are 5-3 ATS in last eight visits to Baton Rouge.
— Under is 6-1 in last seven games.

Texas Tech @ NC State
Texas Tech (2-0)
— 6 starters back on offense, 6 on defense
— 124 starts back on offensive line; junior QB had 11 starts at Oregon
— Last three years, they’re 4-7 ATS as a road underdog.
— Since 2016, they’re 11-7-1 ATS out of conference.
— LW, Tech (-3.5) passed for 351 yards in 33-30 win over Houston.
— Red Raiders outgained Houston 468-354, was -1 in turnovers.
— Last 2+ years, Tech is 3-7 ATS coming off a win.

NC State (2-0)
— 7 starters back on offense, 10 on defense
— 95 starts back on offensive line; junior QB has 20 starts
— Wolfpack is 19-7 SU last 2+ years
— Under Doeren, they’re 14-25 ATS as a favorite.
— Last two years, they’re 7-3 ATS as a home favorite.
— In his career, Doeren is 29-25 ATS as a home favorite.
— Wolfpack (-12) snuck past East Carolina 21-20 in its opener
— East Carolina outgained State 383-344 in that game.

— These teams haven’t met since 2003.
— Since 2019, Big X teams are 4-2-1 ATS when playing an ACC team.

Michigan State @ Washington
Michigan State (2-0)
— 5 starters back on offense, 9 on defense
— 90 starts return on offensive line; soph QB has 14 starts
— Spartans won/covered first two games, scoring 35-52 points.
— 13-2 SU since start of LY (16-17 SU previous three years)
— Spartans covered their last six non-conference games.
— Over last decade, MSU is 12-8-1 ATS as a road underdog.
— Spartans ran ball for 457 yards in their first two games.

Washington (2-0)
— 8 starters back on offense, 5 on defense
— 82 starts back on offensive line; junior QB started 17 games at Indiana
— Last 4+ years, they’re 8-12 ATS as a home favorite.
— Last 2+ years, Washington is 3-8 ATS as a favorite overall.
— Last four years, they’re 8-4 ATS in non-conference games.
— Huskies threw for 393 yards in only I-A game (45-20 over Kent State)
— In his career, DeBoer is 10-6 ATS as a favorite

— These teams haven’t met since 1997.
— Since 2018, Pac-12 teams are 11-8 ATS vs Big 14 opponents.

SMU @ Maryland
SMU (2-0)
— 6 starters back on offense; 7 on defense
— 74 starts back on OL; junior QB has 12 starts
— are 27-10 SU last 3+ years: new coach was OC at Miami.
— Since 2017, they’re 5-7-1 ATS as a road underdog.
— 10-3 ATS in last 13 non-conference games.

— SMU threw for 426 yards in only I-A game (48-10 vs North Texas)
— North Texas ran for 202 yards, but SMU led 31-10 at halftime.

Maryland (2-0)
— 9 starters back on offense, 7 on defense
— 94 starts return on offensive line; junior QB has 17 starts
— Maryland won first two games TY, scoring 31-56 points.
— Terps covered 12 of their last 15 non-conference games.
— Last year was Maryland’s first bowl since 2016; they beat Va Tech 54-10.
— In his career, Locksley is 7-8 ATS as a favorite.
— Locksley was favored in only 15 of 68 lined games as a head coach.

— These teams haven’t met in the last 25 years.
— Since AAC teams are 13-9 ATS when playing a Big 14 opponent.

Miami @ Texas A&M
Miami (2-0)
— 7 starters back on offense, 7 on defense
— 137 starts back on offensive line; soph QB started 9 games
— In his career, Cristobal is 17-19 ATS as a road underdog.
— Last three years, Miami is 6-1 ATS as a road dog.
— Hurricanes are 8-5 ATS in their last 13 road fames.
— Miami outgained Southern Miss 445-231 in 30-7 win, its only I-A game.
— Last four years, Miami is 7-10 ATS out of conference.

Texas A&M (1-1)
— 6 starters back on offense, 5 on defense
— 37 starts back on offensive line; frosh QB started 2 games
— Backup QB Johnson started 14 games at LSU.
— Aggies were outgained 315-186 in upset loss to Appalachian State
— Under Fisher, Aggies are 14-8 ATS as a home favorite.
— A&M is 15-5-1 ATS in its last 21 non-conference games.
— Since 2017, A&M is 15-5-1 ATS out of conference.

— These teams haven’t met since 2008.
— Since 2019, Big X teams are 4-2-1 ATS when playing an ACC team.

San Diego State @ Utah
San Diego State (1-1)
— 5 starters back on offense, 7 on defense
— 36 starts back on offensive line; senior QB had 16 starts at Virginia Tech
— Aztecs were outgained 461-232 in opening 38-20 loss to Arizona.
— Aztecs are only 22-42 passing for 170 yards in two games.
— Since 2017, San Diego State is 7-2-1 ATS as a road underdog.
— In his career, Hoke is 40-35-1 ATS as an underdog.
— Aztecs are 9-4 ATS in last 13 non-conference games.

Utah (1-1)
— 8 starters back on offense, 6 on defense
— 73 starts back on offensive line; junior QB started 12 games
— Since 2017, Utah is 14-8 ATS as a home favorite.
— Last 4+ years, they’re 3-9-1 ATS out of conference.
— Utah (-2.5) lost opener 29-26 at Florida, giving up 283 YR.
— Total yardage in that game was 451-446; Utes ran for 230 yards.
— Last 3+ years, Utes are 15-8 ATS coming off a win.

— Aztecs (+8) upset Utah 33-31 at home last year, running for 204 yards.
— That was teams’ first meeting since 2010.
— Since 2017, Mountain West teams are 25-19 ATS when playing a Pac-12 foe.

Fresno State @ USC
Fresno State (1-1)
— 8 starters back on offense, 7 on defense
— 80 starts back on offensive line; senior QB has 19 starts
— Jeff Tedford returns as coach (Aaron Rodgers’ college coach)
— Since 2017, they’re 9-2 ATS as a road underdog.
— Last 5+ years, they’re 13-6-1 ATS out of conference.
— Fresno lost 35-32 at home to Pac-12’s Oregon State LW.
— Bulldogs passed for 360 yards in that game.
— Tedford is 8-1-1 ATS as an underdog at Fresno.

USC (2-0)
— 8 starters back on offense, 3 on defense
— 109 starts back on offensive line; soph QB started 7 games at Oklahoma
— Trojans won/covered first two games, scoring 66-41 points.
— Last 2+ years, USC is 3-7 ATS as a home favorite.
— In his career, Riley is 19-13 ATS as a home favorite.
— Since 2017, Trojans are 5-10 ATS in non-conference games
— USC scored 3 defensive TD’s in their opening win over Rice.

— USC won last four series games (2-2 ATS)
— Trojans (-13) won last meeting 31-23, three years ago.
— Since 2017, Mountain West teams are 25-19 ATS when playing a Pac-12 foe.

 

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[CNOTES]

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16

FSU at LOU	07:30 PM	LOU +2.5 U 57.0	+500 +500
AFA at WYO	08:00 PM	WYO +17.0 O 46.5	+500 +500

 

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College Football Record + Best Bets !

09/16/2022 1-3-0...............25.00%....................-1150
09/10/2022 50-38-2.......... 56.67% ................. +4100
09/09/2022 1-3-0............... 25.00% ................. -1150
09/05/2022 0-1-1............... 25.00% ................... -550
09/04/2022 0-2-0................ 0.00% .................. -1100
09/03/2022 37-29-0........... 56.06%................ +2550

Totals.........89-76-2.................53.93%.................+2700

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09/16/22.............1-3-0...............25.00%..................-11.50
09/03/22...........10-9-0...............52.63%...................+ 0.50
09/10/22...........11-8-2...............57.89%.................+ 11.00

Totals................22-20-2..............52.38%..................+ 00.00

 

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[CNOTES]

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17

CIN at M-OH	12:00 PM	M-OH +23.5 O 50.5	+500 +500
CONN at MICH	12:00 PM	CONN +47.5 O 58.5	+500 +500
PUR at SYR	12:00 PM	SYR -2.0 U 59.5	+500 +500
WKU at IU	12:00 PM	WKU +6.5 U 60.5	+500 +500
UGA at SOCAR	12:00 PM	UGA -25.5 U 55.0	+500 +500
OKLA at NEB	12:00 PM	OKLA -11.0 U 65.0	+500 +500
TXST at BAY	12:00 PM	TXST +29.5 O 53.0	+500 +500
BUFF at CCU	01:00 PM	CCU -13.5 U 59.5	+500 +500
RUTG at TEM	02:00 PM	RUTG -18.5 O 43.5	+500 +500
USA at UCLA	02:00 PM	UCLA -15.5 U 60.0	+500 +500
OHIO at ISU	02:00 PM	ISU -18.5 U 47.5	+500 +500
ODU at UVA	02:00 PM	ODU +9.0 U 53.5	+500 +500
CAL at ND	02:30 PM	CAL +12.0 U 40.5	+500 +500

 

[CNOTES]

TULN at KSU03:00 PM
TULN +13.5
O 49.0
+500 +500

UNT at UNLV03:00 PM
UNLV -2.5
U 62.5
+500 +500

NMSU at WIS03:30 PM
WIS -37.5
U 46.0
+500 +500

GASO at UAB03:30 PM
GASO +13.0
U 59.0
+500 +500

BYU at ORE03:30 PM
ORE -3.5
U 57.5
+500 +500

PSU at AUB03:30 PM
PSU -2.5
U 47.5
+500 +500

COLO at MINN03:30 PM
MINN -27.5
U 47.5
+500 +500

VAN at NIU03:30 PM
VAN +2.5
U 59.0
+500 +500

MISS at GT03:30 PM
GT +17.0
U 63.0
+500 +500

TROY at APP03:30 PM
APP -14.0
O 52.0
+500 +500

KU at HOU04:00 PM
KU +9.5
U 58.0
+500 +500

ULM at ALA04:00 PM
ALA -49.5
U 61.5
+500 +500

MRSH at BGSU05:00 PM
BGSU +17.0
O 50.5
+500 +500

CSU at WSU05:00 PM
WSU -16.5
U 52.0
+500 +500

LIB at WAKE05:00 PM
LIB +17.0
O 63.5
+500 +500

MSST at LSU06:00 PM
LSU +2.5
O 53.0
+500 +500

 

[CNOTES]

ARST at MEM07:00 PM
ARST +14.5
U 64.
+500 +500

TOL at OSU07:00 PM
TOL +31.0
O 62.5
+500 +500

AKR at TENN07:00 PM
TENN -47.5
U 67.0
+500 +500

TTU at NCST07:00 PM
TTU +10.5
O 56.0
+500 +500

CHAR at GSU07:00 PM
GSU -20.5
U 62.5
+500 +500

USF at FLA07:30 PM
USF +23.0
U 58.0
+500 +500

PITT at WMU07:30 PM
WMU +10.0
U 47.5
+500 +500

NEV at IOWA07:30 PM
IOWA -24.0
U 39.0
+500 +500

SMU at MD07:30 PM
MD -3.0
O 72.5
+500 +500

ULL at RICE07:30 PM
RICE +12.0
O 51.5
+500 +500

UCF at FAU07:30 PM
FAU +7.5
O 61.5
+500 +500

MSU at WASH07:30 PM
MSU +3.5
U 56.5
+500 +500

LT at CLEM08:00 PM
CLEM -33.5
U 53.0
+500 +500

UTEP at UNM08:00 PM
UTEP -2.0
U 38.0
+500 +500

UTSA at TEX08:00 PM
UTSA +13.0
O 57.0
+500 +500

MIA at TAM09:00 PM
MIA +6.5
U 45.0
+500 +500

SDSU at UTAH10:00 PM
UTAH -21.5
U 48.0
+500 +500

FRES at USC10:30 PM
FRES +10.5
O 71.0
+500 +500

EMU at ASU11:00 PM
ASU -20.5
U 56.5
+500 +500

 

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Armadillo Sports

Wrapping up a college football Saturday……

— Kansas 48, Houston 30
Lance Leipold is the coach at Kansas; he won five D-III national titles coaching Wisconsin–Whitewater- you win five national titles at any level, you’re a damn good coach. Then he went to Buffalo, and went 24-10 his last three years there.

This is his second year at Kansas; Jayhawks are 3-0, and have won consecutive road games by 10+ points for the first time since 1995. Kansas is 3-1 in its last four road games, after they had been 2-64 in their previous 66 road tilts.

I’m guessing he’ll be getting a phone call from Nebraska fairly soon.

— Appalachian State 32 (-13.5), Troy State 28
App State scored on a 53-yard Hail Mary as time expired for the win.
Troy took an intentional safety to improve field position with 0:20 left- they led 28-26 after the safety.
Check out the highlights on TV; App State pulled one out of the hat here.

— UCLA 32, South Alabama 31
UCLA kicked a 24-yard FG on last play for the win.
USA led 31-29, but eschewed a 39-yard FG with 3:00 left and tried for a game-clinching first down with a fake field goal, which failed badly. Bruins then drove for the winning score.
UCLA outscored South Alabama 9-0 in fourth quarter.

— Arizona 31, North Dakota State 28
I-AA North Dakota State was a 3-point favorite in this game.
Bison ran 57 plays; only 7 of them were on third down.
Arizona threw a 22-yard TD pass with 4:53 left for the win.

— Syracuse 32, Purdue 29
Syracuse threw a 25-yard TD pass with 0:07 left for the win.
Purdue led 9-3 at halftime.
There were 42 points scored in the 4th quarter.
Purdue QB O’Connell threw for 424 yards and 3 TD’s, but also threw a pick-6.
Boilers missed a PAT and two field goals- they had 13 penalties for 138 yards.

— Washington 39, Michigan State 28
Huskies led 29-8 at halftime.
Indiana transfer QB Michael Penix threw for 397 yards, four TD’s.

— Indiana 33, Western Kentucky 30 OT
Hoosiers scored TD/2-point conversion with 0:47 left to force OT.
WKU led 24-13 after three quarters.
Hilltoppers outgained Indiana, 545-484
Indiana won game with a 51-yard FG in overtime.

— Wake Forest 37, Liberty 36
17-point favorite Deacons led 20-8 at halftime.
Liberty scored TD with 1:11 left, went for 2 points and the lead, but failed.
Flames outgained Wake Forest, 437-346
Liberty turned ball over four times (minus-2)
Wake ran ball 26 times for only 21 yards.

— Rutgers 16, Temple 14
Temple’s QB is freshman EJ Warner, son of NFL Hall of Famer Kurt Warner; he was 19-32 for 215 yards passing in this game.

— Florida 31, South Florida 28
Gators blew a 24-10 lead, scored game-winning TD with 5:05 left.
USF missed a 49-yard field goal with 0:23 left.
Florida was 23-point favorite; if they were ranked vBCms Comments last week, they should be lower after this.
USF ran for 286 yards, ran 74 plays- they outgained Florida 402-329.

— Arkansas 38, Missouri State 27
I-AA Missouri State led 17-0 with 9:00 left in 2nd quarter, led 27-17 with 12:00 left in game.
Arkansas gained 597 yards, but turned ball over three times (minus-3)
Razorbacks averaged 12.4 yards/pass attempt.

— Charlotte 42, Georgia State 41
20-point underdog Charlotte scored TD with 0:17 left for the win.
49ers threw for 401 yards and 5 TD’s; Georgia State ran for 259 yards. Panthers gained 602 yards and lost.

— Eastern Michigan 30, Arizona State 21
Big late-night upset out west.
Eagles led 24-14 at halftime.

— Oregon 41, BYU 20
Ducks led 38-7 after three quarters.
Oregon ran for 212 yards, averaged 11.4 yards/pass attempt.
Ducks lost 49-3 to Georgia; how freakin’ good is Georgia?

— Upsets of the Week:
Charlotte (+20) 42, Georgia State 41
Eastern Michigan (+20) 30, Arizona State 21
Bowling Green (+17) 34, Marshall 31 OT
Wyoming (+16.5) 17, Air Force 14
Tulane (+13.5) 17, Kansas State 10
Rice (+11) 33, Louisiana 21
Kansas (+9) 48, Houston 30

Also, I-AA Southern Illinois beat Northwestern 31-24.

 

[CNOTES]

College Football Record + Best Bets !

09/17/2022.......47-48-1...........49.48%....................-29.00

09/16/2022.......... 1-3-0............25.00%....................-11.50

09/10/2022 ......50-38-2.......... 56.67% ................. +41.00

09/09/2022 ..........1-3-0........... 25.00% ................. -11.50

09/05/2022......... 0-1-1............ 25.00% ................... -5.50

09/04/2022......... 0-2-0.............. 0.00% .................. -11.00

09/03/2022 .....37-29-0........... 56.06%.................. +25.50

Totals.........136-124-4.............52.30%.....................-2.00


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BEST BETS

09/17/22.........22-19-0...............53.65%...................+5.50

09/16/22.............1-3-0...............25.00%..................-11.50

09/10/22..........11-8-2.................57.89%.................+11.00

09/03/22...........10-9-0...............52.63%..................+ 0.50

09/10/22...........11-8-2...............57.89%................+ 11.00

Totals............55-47-4...............53.92%.................+16.50

 

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WEEK 4