The Money Line Magic columns have been solid gold this season. Last week UCLA came home as a +280 dog in a situation where they were an 86 percent proposition based on a time tested bias. This week we have three college contests that offer up single plays or a three-team money-line parlay -- all with a 90-plus percent history - and each club playing on familiar turf.
(207) LA LAFAYETTE vs. (208) ARKANSAS ST
Lean: ARKANSAS ST on the money line.
Backing a College football team (Arkansas State) at home that averages over 440 yards per game of offense on the season coming off three straight games where they have outgained their opponent by 100 yards or more against a visitor (LA Lafayette) that has played average defensively on the season (allowing between 330 and 390 yards per game) in conference play has been a cash cow. The trend is 21-2 over the last 20 college campaigns and it is the first time the bias has presented itself this season.
Arkansas State -400
(177) OREGON vs. (178) STANFORD
Lean: STANFORD on the money line.
The following trend is a carbon copy of the Arkansas State vs LA Lafayette bias above. Backing a College football team (Stanford) at home that averages over 440 yards per game of offense on the season coming off three straight games where they have outgained their opponent by 100 yards or more against a visitor (Oregon) that has played average defensively on the season (allowing between 330 and 390 yards per game) in conference play has been a cash cow. The trend is 21-2 over the last 20 college campaigns and it is the first time the bias has presented itself this season.
Stanford -165
(155) W VIRGINIA vs. (156) CINCINNATI
Lean: CINCINNATI on the money line.
This trend is a play against a road team (West Virginia) in the second half of the season (seven games into the campaign) in conference play that hasn't been a good rushing team on the season, averaging between 3.5 to 4.3 yards per carry, facing a team (Cincinnati) that has allowed less than 3 yards per carry on the season. The trend is a near perfect 28-2 over the last five college seasons and is a perfect 3-0 this year.
Cincinnati -165
(207) LA LAFAYETTE vs. (208) ARKANSAS ST
Lean: ARKANSAS ST on the money line.
Backing a College football team (Arkansas State) at home that averages over 440 yards per game of offense on the season coming off three straight games where they have outgained their opponent by 100 yards or more against a visitor (LA Lafayette) that has played average defensively on the season (allowing between 330 and 390 yards per game) in conference play has been a cash cow. The trend is 21-2 over the last 20 college campaigns and it is the first time the bias has presented itself this season.
Arkansas State -400
(177) OREGON vs. (178) STANFORD
Lean: STANFORD on the money line.
The following trend is a carbon copy of the Arkansas State vs LA Lafayette bias above. Backing a College football team (Stanford) at home that averages over 440 yards per game of offense on the season coming off three straight games where they have outgained their opponent by 100 yards or more against a visitor (Oregon) that has played average defensively on the season (allowing between 330 and 390 yards per game) in conference play has been a cash cow. The trend is 21-2 over the last 20 college campaigns and it is the first time the bias has presented itself this season.
Stanford -165
(155) W VIRGINIA vs. (156) CINCINNATI
Lean: CINCINNATI on the money line.
This trend is a play against a road team (West Virginia) in the second half of the season (seven games into the campaign) in conference play that hasn't been a good rushing team on the season, averaging between 3.5 to 4.3 yards per carry, facing a team (Cincinnati) that has allowed less than 3 yards per carry on the season. The trend is a near perfect 28-2 over the last five college seasons and is a perfect 3-0 this year.
Cincinnati -165
