So you think Ducks are ready for a rough road crowd? I've only caught highlights of both teams. Total got bet up quickly. Game wasn't one I saw anything worth touching.
Like Michigan as well. Harbaugh is a dick. If he can pile on points he will. I think they are going to wear out Col in 2h. I can't see Buffs getting the same big plays against Mich that they got vs garbage teams CSU and ID st.
Good luck on all your bets.
Like Michigan as well. Harbaugh is a dick. If he can pile on points he will. I think they are going to wear out Col in 2h. I can't see Buffs getting the same big plays against Mich that they got vs garbage teams CSU and ID st.
Good luck on all your bets.
Actually no I don't think the ducks are truly ready for the big crowd atmosphere, but I'm kind of basing this decision more off the amount of weapons each offense has and special teams play. Here's what I mean: Armstrong is going to make a mistake I think, maybe 2-3.... Look at his career numbers, guy throws errant balls all the time and tries to do a lot with his legs. It's my personal opinion that you don't beat the ducks defense like that, instead you just line up and distribute to your playmakers and feed a good RB behind a decent offensive line and oregon will give up the yards. However when you start playing school yard scramble drills like Armstrong, I think it actually gives the ducks who are extremely young and athletic defensively time to recover and make plays. It's one of those "weird" things I see but a lot of other people don't agree with. For me, I want Armstrong to scramble and try to be a hero, the ducks are quick enough to run him down and he won't hurt them to much. However if he just sits back in the pocket and distributes, it could be a loooooong day. Either way I think prukop is the more consistent qb and better decision maker, freeman and the Oregon RBs are better all the way around, look for taj griffin to get some touches here soon, and the WRs and TEs are better overall too. Offensively Oregon is just better, and yes they will score.
Special teams goes to Oregon. Defense is goes to Nebraska and obviously the motivation and home field advantage will make Nebraska dangerous, but I just think the ducks win outright in a tight ball game..
harbaugh and michigan havent been tested yet, and Colorado will do that, but Michigan will show everyone how real that defense is today I think
15-9-1 ATS
Colorado surprised me a bit, which scares the crap out of me for next week at Oregon... Especially if freeman is out. The Oregon game played out fairly close to what I thought it would minus the coaching debacle. As an Oregon fan I can do nothing but scratch my head and laugh, this is helfrich, and that hurt for recruiting. The defense wasn't great but it did enough; prukop was average for most of it then great when he needed to be; there play calling was awkward at times and I'm terrified for Devon Allen if he tore his knee up which it looks like he did. Kid is a phenom who just can't catch a break.
Michigan an has holes but harbaugh has the scheme and the athletes to fix the mistakes.
san Diego state did what I thought they would
Oklahoma TT over 28.5
Colorado surprised me a bit, which scares the crap out of me for next week at Oregon... Especially if freeman is out. The Oregon game played out fairly close to what I thought it would minus the coaching debacle. As an Oregon fan I can do nothing but scratch my head and laugh, this is helfrich, and that hurt for recruiting. The defense wasn't great but it did enough; prukop was average for most of it then great when he needed to be; there play calling was awkward at times and I'm terrified for Devon Allen if he tore his knee up which it looks like he did. Kid is a phenom who just can't catch a break.
Michigan an has holes but harbaugh has the scheme and the athletes to fix the mistakes.
san Diego state did what I thought they would
Oklahoma TT over 28.5
Listen, I winced a few too many times when Prukop threw a bad pass.
He does impress me with his footwork but a few passes could have been
thrown better and the Ducks would have had the game. I keep flashing on
that deep under-thrown pass to Charles Nelson late in the game and also
a few others that Mariotta or Vernon Adams would have completed.
He does impress me with his footwork but a few passes could have been
thrown better and the Ducks would have had the game. I keep flashing on
that deep under-thrown pass to Charles Nelson late in the game and also
a few others that Mariotta or Vernon Adams would have completed.
Stanford -2.5
line seems fishy for sure so sure lets jump on it.... Lol. Stanford is the better team in my opinion, end of story. Also, I haven't been so impressed with Rosen thus far.
ok state +10
baylor confuses me, and they certainly aren't clicking on all cylinders this season, so im going to take a chance with the pokes to cause some more big 12 chaos.
Louisville -24
i know this is the classics look ahead game scenario with Clemson on deck, but Marshall just lost to Akron and had 65 hung on their front door. Louisville will pull the starters as soon as the lead is safe or the start of the second half, but this should be ugly. Marshall can score a bit but shouldn't score 30, whole Louisville should hang 50 again.
line seems fishy for sure so sure lets jump on it.... Lol. Stanford is the better team in my opinion, end of story. Also, I haven't been so impressed with Rosen thus far.
ok state +10
baylor confuses me, and they certainly aren't clicking on all cylinders this season, so im going to take a chance with the pokes to cause some more big 12 chaos.
Louisville -24
i know this is the classics look ahead game scenario with Clemson on deck, but Marshall just lost to Akron and had 65 hung on their front door. Louisville will pull the starters as soon as the lead is safe or the start of the second half, but this should be ugly. Marshall can score a bit but shouldn't score 30, whole Louisville should hang 50 again.
Adding at least one game for now, and possibly the Oregon game;
washington -11 @ Arizona: I don't see this game being remotely close, In fact I think Washington probably wins by 24+. Their defense is that good, probably the best in the pac 12, and their offense is very explosive led by a blossoming qb who could turn out to be a four year stud at that university. I think UW wins 44-17.
USC/Utah under 46.5: neither team can really score and both possess average defenses. Utah at home is always a low scoring affair and they like it that way. USC is starting another qb and I don't expect things to change right away, Utah just can't really score so you're looking at a possible 18-16 type game, maybe 24-21 at worst. Lots of punts and the clock ticks away quickly.
washington -11 @ Arizona: I don't see this game being remotely close, In fact I think Washington probably wins by 24+. Their defense is that good, probably the best in the pac 12, and their offense is very explosive led by a blossoming qb who could turn out to be a four year stud at that university. I think UW wins 44-17.
USC/Utah under 46.5: neither team can really score and both possess average defenses. Utah at home is always a low scoring affair and they like it that way. USC is starting another qb and I don't expect things to change right away, Utah just can't really score so you're looking at a possible 18-16 type game, maybe 24-21 at worst. Lots of punts and the clock ticks away quickly.
