7-2 last week. 31-16 (66%) on the year.
I'm doing this week in 3 parts. First is money lines. I'll add more plays when totals come up. Then finally I'm adding some late stuff on Friday when I see how consensus data and line movement shape up.
Not handicapping every game because it takes too long. Just chose about 10-15 to look at that I liked with the eye test. If you'd like my opinion on something I didn't cap just ask and I'd be happy to weight in. Good luck to all.
Totals I'll be taking a closer look at for sure:
Virginia Tech/Pitt under
Tenn/Ole Miss under
UAB/MTSU over
WMU/Bowling Green over
NM State/Idaho over
Nebraska/Northwestern under
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My Handicapped Odds:
Minnesota -8, 48
Maryland -3, 51
WMU -1, 87
Idaho -2, 70
North Texas -8, 60
Northwestern pk, 49
LSU -3.5, 58
Oregon -15, 69
Leans:
Purdue +12.5
Washington +21
Plays:
Western Michigan +3
WMU is better on both sides of the ball. Bowling Green has that super quick offense that can put up points against anyone but the Broncos are incredibly balanced and capable of beating teams with both the run and the pass. Their defense isn't great and this will likely be a shootout but I feel WMU is better on both sides of the ball. Barring something crazy I'll be all over the over here as well when odds are released. Hoping for 75 or so.
Northwestern +7
Line is way off. Nebraska's offense has played nothing but garbage defenses thus far. They can't score against better defenses and Northwestern is very experienced on the defensive side of the football. I do worry about the Wildcats' offense but at home and likely holding Nebraska to around 24 I have to get on this one. Northwestern has enough balance in their offense to score points and they are due for some red zone success.
Kentucky +11
What's up with this line? Wildcats have a better defense and offenses are about even. I love Mark Stoops leading a defense AND Neil Brown leading an offense. Was high on this Kentucky team heading into the year and they've done well. They are a million times more experienced than LSU and could easily win this game outright. 11 is a joke line.
I'm doing this week in 3 parts. First is money lines. I'll add more plays when totals come up. Then finally I'm adding some late stuff on Friday when I see how consensus data and line movement shape up.
Not handicapping every game because it takes too long. Just chose about 10-15 to look at that I liked with the eye test. If you'd like my opinion on something I didn't cap just ask and I'd be happy to weight in. Good luck to all.
Totals I'll be taking a closer look at for sure:
Virginia Tech/Pitt under
Tenn/Ole Miss under
UAB/MTSU over
WMU/Bowling Green over
NM State/Idaho over
Nebraska/Northwestern under
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My Handicapped Odds:
Minnesota -8, 48
Maryland -3, 51
WMU -1, 87
Idaho -2, 70
North Texas -8, 60
Northwestern pk, 49
LSU -3.5, 58
Oregon -15, 69
Leans:
Purdue +12.5
Washington +21
Plays:
Western Michigan +3
WMU is better on both sides of the ball. Bowling Green has that super quick offense that can put up points against anyone but the Broncos are incredibly balanced and capable of beating teams with both the run and the pass. Their defense isn't great and this will likely be a shootout but I feel WMU is better on both sides of the ball. Barring something crazy I'll be all over the over here as well when odds are released. Hoping for 75 or so.
Northwestern +7
Line is way off. Nebraska's offense has played nothing but garbage defenses thus far. They can't score against better defenses and Northwestern is very experienced on the defensive side of the football. I do worry about the Wildcats' offense but at home and likely holding Nebraska to around 24 I have to get on this one. Northwestern has enough balance in their offense to score points and they are due for some red zone success.
Kentucky +11
What's up with this line? Wildcats have a better defense and offenses are about even. I love Mark Stoops leading a defense AND Neil Brown leading an offense. Was high on this Kentucky team heading into the year and they've done well. They are a million times more experienced than LSU and could easily win this game outright. 11 is a joke line.
