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Spread: MICH -10
Total: 43
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UCLA vs Michigan
Spread: Mich -7
Total: 127.5
Moneyline: MI -310, UCLA +260
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The Irish defense looked good against Purdue and that bodes well in betting against Michigan. The Wolverines are 0-6 ATS when they score fewer than 21 points over the past three seasons. Michigan is 2-11 ATS when they allow 28 or more points the past three seasons and 1-12 when they allow 10 or more yards per passing attempt since 1992.
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Fans were raving about the opening week underdog report of the college football season. Week 2 ncaa football betting is going to be like throwing raw meat in the middle of a pack of rottweilers. Reminder to all readers, Maddux Sports has come out of the gates on fire nailing 6 of our last 7 college football picks against the spread, dont miss anymore winners.
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Here is a look and some of the biggest point spread moves from the opening lines put out last night by Bookmaker to what the market currently is offering today. As always you can view all the opening and current NCAA lines on our college football point spreads page.
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It’s easy to have a knee-jerk reaction to the opening weekend of college football. Sit back, take a breath and, look over what happened. When the smoke clears, it will be easy to separate the fact from fiction in Week 1.
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Going into the first weekend of the college football season and there are a lot of dogs to consider. Mostly, because there are a lot of unproven talent out there, live dogs are the most prevalent. With some big numbers to cover, a closer look at some of the underdogs would be a wise thing for college football handicappers. Here is a breakdown of some of the games this week:
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The Big Ten conference gained a lot of respect last year as its members beat four top 15 teams in bowl games last year including Oregon, Georgia Tech, Miami, and LSU. The respect will only grow this year with Ohio St expected to compete for a BCS national title this year. Penn St, Iowa, and Wisconsin all have a chance to be elite teams as well. Next year the conference adds perennial power Nebraska, so will be even stronger. Here is a look at each team individually Odds to win the conference championship are in parentheses from Bodog. Continue reading “2010 Big Ten Predictions With Odds To Win & Order of Finish”
Colt McCoy says that he is coming back to Texas for his senior year. That’s a bit surprising, but I’m glad. Not that I have any love for Texas at all – their suffering makes me happy. I just like it when guys come back for another year. Not that it makes much sense here, really. This year he is in an ideal situation – no matter what happens in the BCS Championship game he can tell anyone who will listen that they would have been the better team if they were given the chance to prove it. Things can’t get much better for him next year,but they can get worse. Somebody should give McCoy Matt Leinart’s number. Or Brian Brohm’s.
– Dave Wannstedt death watch? – Pitt was ranked to start the season (for no good reason, but that’s another story), but they did what they have done in the entire Wannstedt era – they disappointed. Bowling Green is among the elite in an underappreciated MAC, and they delivered a real setback to a Big East conference that already struggles for respect. Surely Pitt won’t tolerate the ceaseless mediocrity of this coaching regime for much longer.