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Rutgers (+3) for 2 Units **Cincinnati/Rutgers Noon: The Bearcats are going to have a rough time at this venue without their field general -- Zach Collaros (ankle) -- who was injured last week vs West Virginia. And the Bearcats' history as a road favorite off a SU/ATS loss doesn't bode well at 1-7 ATS.
The Scarlet Knights remember last year's 69-38 debacle in Cincinnati. We'll look for Rutgers to get revenge. Rutgers' defense has been outstanding this year -- allowing just 18.2 ppg. They'll clearly focus on stopping Cincinnati's main offensive weapon -- RB Isaiah Pead forcing inexperienced QB Munchie Legaux to beat them. Cincinnati has struggled in November at 1-8 ATS and I expect them to fall here.
New Mexico/Wyoming 2:00: I still see value with the Cowboys in this line. The Lobos are coming off a rare win at home against lightweight UNLV; however, they don't play the double digit dog role well off SU wins at 8-19 ATS.
Furthermore, Wyoming is seeking revenge from last year's 34-31 stunner in New Mexico. Today, the Cowboys get them on their home field where they're 5-0 ATS vs teams under .500 on the road. New Mexico allows an ultra pathetic 51 ppg on 558 yards per game as a traveler. Fired HC Mike Locksley left New Mexico in such a hole that Bob Davie (new head coach) will need an earth mover to dig themselves out, at least for the remaining two games.
We'll look for Dave Christensen's offense, led by accurate QB Brett Smith and a strong run game (184 yards per game) to hammer away at the 117th ranked defense in the nation. With Wyoming a sweet 6-1 ATS at home with revenge off a SU/ATS win, we'll lay the wood here.
Rutgers (+3) for 2 Units **Cincinnati/Rutgers Noon: The Bearcats are going to have a rough time at this venue without their field general -- Zach Collaros (ankle) -- who was injured last week vs West Virginia. And the Bearcats' history as a road favorite off a SU/ATS loss doesn't bode well at 1-7 ATS.
The Scarlet Knights remember last year's 69-38 debacle in Cincinnati. We'll look for Rutgers to get revenge. Rutgers' defense has been outstanding this year -- allowing just 18.2 ppg. They'll clearly focus on stopping Cincinnati's main offensive weapon -- RB Isaiah Pead forcing inexperienced QB Munchie Legaux to beat them. Cincinnati has struggled in November at 1-8 ATS and I expect them to fall here.
New Mexico/Wyoming 2:00: I still see value with the Cowboys in this line. The Lobos are coming off a rare win at home against lightweight UNLV; however, they don't play the double digit dog role well off SU wins at 8-19 ATS.
Furthermore, Wyoming is seeking revenge from last year's 34-31 stunner in New Mexico. Today, the Cowboys get them on their home field where they're 5-0 ATS vs teams under .500 on the road. New Mexico allows an ultra pathetic 51 ppg on 558 yards per game as a traveler. Fired HC Mike Locksley left New Mexico in such a hole that Bob Davie (new head coach) will need an earth mover to dig themselves out, at least for the remaining two games.
We'll look for Dave Christensen's offense, led by accurate QB Brett Smith and a strong run game (184 yards per game) to hammer away at the 117th ranked defense in the nation. With Wyoming a sweet 6-1 ATS at home with revenge off a SU/ATS win, we'll lay the wood here.
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