GL with that! I'm on KY BIG....Wrong team favored here as Bama will continue to struggle without Croyle especially on the road. KY will be ready for the run as that's all Bama has....Don't underestimate KY's "D" as they held FLA to 20 pts and Louisville to 28 pts.....two offensive powerhouses! Also, KY put up 51 against Indiana earlier, so we know they can score. Careful with this as this has "UPSET" all over it.....GL!!!
UK gave up over 520 yards to UF who were on a hangover loss. UK cant score against a decent defense as shown by the total of 3 points they put up on UL and Fla. Bama has the better defense of those 2.
In addition, UK only had 90 yards rushing on Ohio. Bama will hold to less to 60 yards on the ground (last year it was 26)and its going to be 3rd and long all day. I dont see where you see UK getting points or yardage for that matter. Their passing game is terrible.
Bama loses to USC because USC has a great run defense this year and took away what Bama does best and thats running the ball. UK wont be able to stop this attack as they give up over 190 rushing yards per game. Bama will have over 250 running yards against this porous defense (266 last year).
Long day for the cats. Heres a little food for thought:
Teams that give up over 180 yards on the ground vs teams who average more than 180 yards on the ground are approx. 33% against the spread. 91-46 ATS for the good rushing team last year.
In addition, UK only had 90 yards rushing on Ohio. Bama will hold to less to 60 yards on the ground (last year it was 26)and its going to be 3rd and long all day. I dont see where you see UK getting points or yardage for that matter. Their passing game is terrible.
Bama loses to USC because USC has a great run defense this year and took away what Bama does best and thats running the ball. UK wont be able to stop this attack as they give up over 190 rushing yards per game. Bama will have over 250 running yards against this porous defense (266 last year).
Long day for the cats. Heres a little food for thought:
Teams that give up over 180 yards on the ground vs teams who average more than 180 yards on the ground are approx. 33% against the spread. 91-46 ATS for the good rushing team last year.
