Here are a few to start with and probably some more to add later in the week. First game is Missouri at Texas. Last week I went 1-2 and the only win was Texas. However, this week I like Missouri +7. The bubble-burst system does not apply here for two reasons. One, Missouri is a decent size dog. Second, Missouri knows if they beat Texas then they are right back in the middle of it. I'm not saying they will win, but I like Missouri to cover the spread and possibly win. The Tigers have an explosive offense led by Chase Daniel and the very explosive Jeremy Macklin. Texas comes in OFF a SU Dog Win an emotional win at that. Now they find themselves ranked #1. Believe it or not, I'm trying to take down #1 (at least ATS wise) for the second straight week. Furthermore, Missouri qualifies in a massive 25-2 ATS bounce-back system that is 7-0 ATS since I have played it. It may be due for a loss, but I"m gonna keep riding it. If the line somehow goes down to +6, then they qualify in a 34-3 ATS system which is 10-2 ATS since I played it. I expect Missouri to come out highly motivated because they can put themsevles right back in the title hunt with a win. They may not win, but should keep it close.
Take Missouri +7
The next game is Kansas at Oklahoma. Here Oklahoma does qualify in a bubble-burst system that is 4-24 ATS. Thus, Kansas would be the play. Furthermore, Kansas has an explosive pass offense which is probably better than Texas, who just beat Oklahoma. The Kansas defense is solid also. I expect the Sooners to win, but not cover. Kansas QB Todd Reesing is one of the best in the country at throwing the ball, especially in what I call the moo-formation. I've seen others teams run the moo where all the players stop (after getting lined up) and look up at the same time like cattle so they can react to the defense shown and change the play. Hey, whatever works. Former QB Kerry Meier is now one of Reesing's favorite targets and is a solid receiver. This does not even include the dangerous Dezmon Briscoe. In my opinion, Kansas can play with anyone since they are above average on both sides of the ball. Special teams have been somewhat of a problem for Kansas lately, but the Sooners have a weakness there too. Thus, they offset hopefully. The general public will expect a Sooner blowout after the loss, but I say take Kansas and the generous 18.5 points. There will be more plays added probably later in the week.
Take Missouri +7
The next game is Kansas at Oklahoma. Here Oklahoma does qualify in a bubble-burst system that is 4-24 ATS. Thus, Kansas would be the play. Furthermore, Kansas has an explosive pass offense which is probably better than Texas, who just beat Oklahoma. The Kansas defense is solid also. I expect the Sooners to win, but not cover. Kansas QB Todd Reesing is one of the best in the country at throwing the ball, especially in what I call the moo-formation. I've seen others teams run the moo where all the players stop (after getting lined up) and look up at the same time like cattle so they can react to the defense shown and change the play. Hey, whatever works. Former QB Kerry Meier is now one of Reesing's favorite targets and is a solid receiver. This does not even include the dangerous Dezmon Briscoe. In my opinion, Kansas can play with anyone since they are above average on both sides of the ball. Special teams have been somewhat of a problem for Kansas lately, but the Sooners have a weakness there too. Thus, they offset hopefully. The general public will expect a Sooner blowout after the loss, but I say take Kansas and the generous 18.5 points. There will be more plays added probably later in the week.
