Duke and Virginia coming off huge wins, which lays an egg ?

BigdaddyQH · 09-27-16, 02:02 PM

I can understand the Duke play, but there is no way I take a 2-2 team (1 FCS Win) and give 4 points. Virginia is NOT a real good team, but they are 3-0 ATS this season. Pass.

GoBlue77 · 09-27-16, 02:10 PM

Dukes coach will not allow a letdown, solid coach

Snowball · 09-27-16, 03:37 PM

Originally posted by GoBlue77

Dukes coach will not allow a letdown, solid coach

that's right - and the offense is clicking ...

Tboonepickem · 09-27-16, 06:28 PM

Duke to the bank. Took them on the ML parlayed with Mich St & Seattle +102 (mlb tonight)

Knockonwood · 09-27-16, 07:50 PM

The Over will be a Good play in this game............

M.W. · 09-27-16, 10:22 PM

Originally posted by Snowball

The line is tight, this could be an early Saturday game worth a bet.

I watched both games last week. Virginia took advantage of CMU's
spotty defense, but they also coughed up a lot of scores themselves,
rather quickly. Virginia was at home, they had some luck in that game.

Duke offense was consistently strong at Notre Dame, ND is a head case
this year but they still have athletic talent.
I can't see how Virginia is going to stroll into Duke after
Duke's best win ever in school history and beat them.

Not their best win. Beat Alabama in the Sugar Bowl. Beat Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. Beat Clemson in 1989. It's not even the first time they beat Notre Dame.

Snowball · 09-28-16, 09:06 AM

Originally posted by M.W.

Not their best win. Beat Alabama in the Sugar Bowl. Beat Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. Beat Clemson in 1989. It's not even the first time they beat Notre Dame.

Duke has been in the midst of a football resurgence it hasn't experienced in many years.
Those bowl games you mentioned were in the 40s and 50s.
I guess it's not the biggest win in the program's history, you're right, but
coach Cutcliffe said it was after the game. Maybe he was thinking biggest
win as a visitor.