Brandon Lee
Nov 15 '18, 8:00 PM in 5h
NCAA-F | Tulane vs Houston
Play on: Tulane +10 -110 at Bovada
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There’s always this perception with teams who start strong and lose a couple games that they will bounce back. I think a lot of people will look at Houston and say they were unlucky in their last two games and they will get on track here against Tulane.
They very well might win this game, but I think it will be by single digits. That’s if they win. Tulane beat Houston 20-17 at home in this exact week of last season as a 9-point dog. Keep in mind that came after D’Eriq King had took over at quarterback, who has taken that offense to another level.
What the Green Wave did is they dominated the time of possession (+13 minutes) and I see no reason why they can’t do the same here. It’s not like the Cougars have been playing much defense and who know is Ed Oliver will play again for them. In their last 4 games they have allowed 59 points to Temple, 45 to SMU, 36 to USF and 36 to Navy. Tulane is 28th in rushing at 215.8 ypg and Houston has allowed at least 196 on the ground during this 4-game stretch and twice over 300 yards.
That defense has to be tired and they only get 4 days to prepare for this game. I also think this Green Wave team is a lot better than they get credit for. While they are just 5-5, only two of those losses came by more than 7-points and those were at Cincinnati and at Ohio State. There 3 closes losses are to Wake Forest, UAB and SMU.
Willie Fritz has really done a great job at Tulane and I think given the confidence his team is playing with and their style of play, they are coming into this one expecting to win and take control of that AAC West division. Give me the Green Wave +10!
Nov 15 '18, 8:00 PM in 5h
NCAA-F | Tulane vs Houston
Play on: Tulane +10 -110 at Bovada
10* FREE NCAAF PICK (Tulane +10)
There’s always this perception with teams who start strong and lose a couple games that they will bounce back. I think a lot of people will look at Houston and say they were unlucky in their last two games and they will get on track here against Tulane.
They very well might win this game, but I think it will be by single digits. That’s if they win. Tulane beat Houston 20-17 at home in this exact week of last season as a 9-point dog. Keep in mind that came after D’Eriq King had took over at quarterback, who has taken that offense to another level.
What the Green Wave did is they dominated the time of possession (+13 minutes) and I see no reason why they can’t do the same here. It’s not like the Cougars have been playing much defense and who know is Ed Oliver will play again for them. In their last 4 games they have allowed 59 points to Temple, 45 to SMU, 36 to USF and 36 to Navy. Tulane is 28th in rushing at 215.8 ypg and Houston has allowed at least 196 on the ground during this 4-game stretch and twice over 300 yards.
That defense has to be tired and they only get 4 days to prepare for this game. I also think this Green Wave team is a lot better than they get credit for. While they are just 5-5, only two of those losses came by more than 7-points and those were at Cincinnati and at Ohio State. There 3 closes losses are to Wake Forest, UAB and SMU.
Willie Fritz has really done a great job at Tulane and I think given the confidence his team is playing with and their style of play, they are coming into this one expecting to win and take control of that AAC West division. Give me the Green Wave +10!
