AllAmeriCANE
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I'm seeing Oregon/Fresno O/U at 75 right now...
I'm seeing Oregon/Fresno O/U at 75 right now...
Leans:
Utah -7 ----> Utah -7.5 now
Virginia -10
KState -7 ---> KState -6.5
KState/Miami o52 ------> 53.5
Miss State -3
NCState -6.5 ------> -5
UNC -8.5 -----> -10.5
Syracuse/USC o57.5 -----> 59
Purdue +14.5
Nevada -1
Wisconsin -7.5 ----> 8
Oregon o73 ------> 77
LSU/Washington u53
Arkansas St -23
UGA/Missouri o54
Northwestern +3.5
Duke +15.5 (This one is climbing quickly) ---> made it to 16, now back to +15
Arizona +13.5 -----> +10.5
Arizona/Oklahoma State o69.5
Arizona ST/Illinois o48.5 ---- > 49
Some rather big changes in these games I was looking at. Looks like I lost out on several good ones that piqued my interest early, notably UNC, Arizona, and the Oregon over. Only one I took advantage of yesterday was Miami/KState o52.5 and have pending Arkansas State -23.
Yeah--- OKState is 91% on sportsbook spy, but down to 10.5. Wouldn't be surprised for Arizona to win straight up honestly. They moved the ball last week, just couldn't put in the end zone. Night game. Home game. OKState coming off a game against by far the worst team in all of football in Savannah State. Good spot for Arizona.
Same thing with Georgia-Missouri. UGA struggled a bit with Buffalo. Big step up to Missouri, which should be amped for first SEC game. Missouri should be able to move the ball. 76% on UGA, line down from -3 to -2.
I know your play is looking at the reverse line movements. Some others of note:
Central Michigan +20.5 from +22, despite 75% on Michigan State.
Syracuse +26 from +27, despite 86% on USC.
Miss State from -2.5 to -3 despite 80% on Auburn
Until Missouri or TAMU prove they can handle the defensive and offensive lines of an upper echelon SEC school...I just can't get behind a win for either school, despite both being at home...both lines are low enough where I'd simply go in on a win for the SEC school. Florida and Georgia weren't strong last week against MAC schools, but I gotta figure that's just first week kinks. Mizzou and TAMU are stronger opponents, but not exactly built for SEC competition yet in the trenches.
I'm leaning toward Georgia, and I'll give the 2 and Florida on the ML but maybe Vegas is just trying to get me and I'll steer clear...those will be game time decisions for me. There are lots of trap lines this week.
Until Missouri or TAMU prove they can handle the defensive and offensive lines of an upper echelon SEC school...I just can't get behind a win for either school, despite both being at home...both lines are low enough where I'd simply go in on a win for the SEC school. Florida and Georgia weren't strong last week against MAC schools, but I gotta figure that's just first week kinks. Mizzou and TAMU are stronger opponents, but not exactly built for SEC competition yet in the trenches.
I'm leaning toward Georgia, and I'll give the 2 and Florida on the ML but maybe Vegas is just trying to get me and I'll steer clear...those will be game time decisions for me. There are lots of trap lines this week.
Until Missouri or TAMU prove they can handle the defensive and offensive lines of an upper echelon SEC school...I just can't get behind a win for either school, despite both being at home...both lines are low enough where I'd simply go in on a win for the SEC school. Florida and Georgia weren't strong last week against MAC schools, but I gotta figure that's just first week kinks. Mizzou and TAMU are stronger opponents, but not exactly built for SEC competition yet in the trenches.
I'm leaning toward Georgia, and I'll give the 2 and Florida on the ML but maybe Vegas is just trying to get me and I'll steer clear...those will be game time decisions for me. There are lots of trap lines this week.
Any teams ready for a let down yet? Is Bama pretty vet or young this year? Their win was big, but they are beasts over there! Or are they?