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Had trouble pulling the trigger on this one because Auburn
usually finds a way to upset the odds in The Iron Bowl,
going back to the turn of the millennium.
You can throw out Auburn’s last against Samford
when they weren’t motivated, but you would think the backups
would have been more prepared.
The game prior was a poor exhibition against Georgia.
The Tiger’s have no chance to make it to the playoffs.
It looks like they don’t have the talent or depth this year.
There’s no love lost between these two teams.
If one has the opportunity to run up the score… they will.
It’s a big number for arguably the biggest rivalry in
college football, but I like….
1*) 425 North Texas / 426 Texas-San Antonio – Under 41.5
1*)NOTE the Bet Like A PRO play is actually 1st half UNDER 21-115, Should be a very low scoring game, and I prefer to 1h UNDER here. AOK to go UNDER 20.5 1st half also
8-Unit Play. #543 Take Mississippi (+1.5) over Cincinnati (9 p.m., Saturday, November 29)
The wrong team is favored. Cincinnati’s 5-0 start is full of smoke and mirrors, as this is the first legit opponent they will have faced so far this season. Cincy won three of their games by scoring less than 60 points. They don’t have the offense to keep up with a much better Mississippi team (72 ppg) that is simply better and more capable at scoring the basketball. The Bearcats graduated its best three players in Sean Kilpatrick, Justin Jackson and Titus Rubles. This trio combined for more than 39 points, 19 rebounds and over five assists per game. Cincinnati have an inexperienced, unproven team and don’t have the players to replace those numbers against better teams like the Rebels. Ole Miss is a group that has a bit different make-up than last year’s 19-win team. But really, it’s additional by subtraction with the polarizing Marshall Henderson graduated. Jarvis Summers takes the reign as the lead scorer for this Rebels team, but the squad as a whole has experience (nine upperclassmen on roster) and balance. Complimenting Summers’ 16 ppg this year is Stefan Moody, who is JUCO transfer and averaged over 15 points per game at Florida Atlantic two years ago as the Sun Belt Freshman of the year in 2012. M.J. Rhett averaged 10 ppg and 9 rpg last season for Tennessee State and was Top Ten in the nation in 2013 in double doubles. The Rebels knocked off Creighton last night and go for their fifth stright win after losing their season opener via a weird tip-dunk at the buzzer against Charleston Southern. Ole Miss has since scored at least 74 points in three of their last four games. Cincinnati hasn’t scored 70 all year. The SEC school has the scoring options and depth to exploit Cincy’s inexperience tonight. They deal the Bearcats loss number one on the year while earning another ‘W’ at the Emerald Coast Classic.
BIG AL's 55-22 BIG 10 CONFERENCE GAME OF THE YEAR!
At 3:30 pm, our selection is on the Wisconsin Badgers minus the points over Minnesota. This game will decide the Big 10's West Division champion, and the winner will play Ohio State in the Title game next Saturday. Unfortunately for Minnesota, it's lost 10 straight, and 15 of the last 17 to Wisconsin. And Minnesota hasn't won in Madison since 1994. Last week, the Golden Gophers pulled a huge upset at Nebraska, 28-24, as 10-point underdogs. But Minnesota now falls into several negative systems of mine, based on that upset win, that have records of 33-64, 19-56, and 11-47 ATS. Additionally, this is Wisconsin's final home game of the season. And teams playing their last home game vs. conference foes off an upset win the previous week, are an awesome 55-22 ATS when laying more than 10 points! The Gophers are a poor 10-24 ATS in the 2nd of back to back road games, while Wisky is a super 56-33 ATS at home off a win. Lay it! Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.
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