Matchup: Texas A&M at Mississippi
Time: 8:30 PM EDT (Sat)
Play: Mississippi (+6.5 +100)
Line Source: CarbonSports
Posted on: October 11, 2013 @ 2:35:34 PM EDT
>Play On: Mississippi (Game 136).
Note: The Rebels are coming home off a disappointing road losses to Auburn and Alabama and will look to turn it up a notch when the host the Aggies on ESPN this evening. Texas A&M enters off a week of rest, having not shown a deeper appreciation for the in-season bye week, posting a 1-7 ATS mark in their last 8 regular games with rest off a win, including 0-5 ATS in the last five. Kevin Sumlin will also find his team running smack dab into one of my best angles involving 17 returning starter dogs off a pair of SU and ATS losses. Also toss in the fact that Sumlin is 0-5 ATS in his career on the road against .600 or greater opponents seeking revenge. In addition, the Aggies are 1-5 ATS in Game Six while the Rebels counter with a 10-2 ATS mark in such contests. Ole Miss also looks to take advantage of one of sports handicapping’s greatest gifts, namely fading a favored visitor sporting a 6.0 DYPR. On the blind these home dogs are a terrific 29-15-2 ATS winning proposition against these soft bellies, including an 8-4 SU and 11-1 ATS mark from Game Five out. Meanwhile, the Rebels will rely on coach Hugh Freeze’s terrific 10-3 SU and 11-2 ATS career mark in games against foes off a spread loss. The clincher comes from our powerful database as it tells us to: 'Play On' any dog of 5 or more points in its 2nd home game of the campaign in Game Six of the season if they are facing an opponent that allows more than 18.5 or PPG on the season. That's because they home dogs are 22-2 ATS in this role since 1980. We cement it with the fact that college football road favorites who allow more than 30 PPG, and more then 4.0 YPR, are just 2-20-2 ATS since 1980 if they allowed more than 30 points in their last game and are facing a foe with revenge today. And with that we make Ole Miss a live home dog, and given the circumstances, we’ll back this Rebel with a cause tonight. We recommend a 3-unit play on Mississippi. Thank you and good luck as always.
Time: 8:30 PM EDT (Sat)
Play: Mississippi (+6.5 +100)
Line Source: CarbonSports
Posted on: October 11, 2013 @ 2:35:34 PM EDT
>Play On: Mississippi (Game 136).
Note: The Rebels are coming home off a disappointing road losses to Auburn and Alabama and will look to turn it up a notch when the host the Aggies on ESPN this evening. Texas A&M enters off a week of rest, having not shown a deeper appreciation for the in-season bye week, posting a 1-7 ATS mark in their last 8 regular games with rest off a win, including 0-5 ATS in the last five. Kevin Sumlin will also find his team running smack dab into one of my best angles involving 17 returning starter dogs off a pair of SU and ATS losses. Also toss in the fact that Sumlin is 0-5 ATS in his career on the road against .600 or greater opponents seeking revenge. In addition, the Aggies are 1-5 ATS in Game Six while the Rebels counter with a 10-2 ATS mark in such contests. Ole Miss also looks to take advantage of one of sports handicapping’s greatest gifts, namely fading a favored visitor sporting a 6.0 DYPR. On the blind these home dogs are a terrific 29-15-2 ATS winning proposition against these soft bellies, including an 8-4 SU and 11-1 ATS mark from Game Five out. Meanwhile, the Rebels will rely on coach Hugh Freeze’s terrific 10-3 SU and 11-2 ATS career mark in games against foes off a spread loss. The clincher comes from our powerful database as it tells us to: 'Play On' any dog of 5 or more points in its 2nd home game of the campaign in Game Six of the season if they are facing an opponent that allows more than 18.5 or PPG on the season. That's because they home dogs are 22-2 ATS in this role since 1980. We cement it with the fact that college football road favorites who allow more than 30 PPG, and more then 4.0 YPR, are just 2-20-2 ATS since 1980 if they allowed more than 30 points in their last game and are facing a foe with revenge today. And with that we make Ole Miss a live home dog, and given the circumstances, we’ll back this Rebel with a cause tonight. We recommend a 3-unit play on Mississippi. Thank you and good luck as always.
