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11-08-12 08:29 PM #36
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11-08-12 08:31 PM #37
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11-08-12 08:35 PM #38
cmon arky d dont get lazy
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11-08-12 08:35 PM #39
Originally Posted by Retrospect
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11-08-12 08:37 PM #40
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11-08-12 08:37 PM #41
Interception BABY!
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11-08-12 08:38 PM #42
but but but... all the sharps were on ULM
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11-08-12 08:50 PM #43
Sometimes watching a little film (Ark ST vs. NEB) and (ULM vs ULL) goes a long way.
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11-08-12 08:51 PM #44
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11-08-12 08:51 PM #45
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11-08-12 08:52 PM #46
what do u mean Originally Posted by Porterhouse
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11-08-12 09:02 PM #47
Originally Posted by Retrospect
Ark ST. stats from the game at Nebraska Cornhuskers
J.D. McKissic matched his career high with 8 catches. It was the second-straight 8-catch game for McKissic,
who also had eight catches for 99 yards against Memphis.
Qushaun Lee recorded a career-high 15 tackles, which were also the most by an ASU player since Javon
McKinnon recorded 16 against Louisville on Oct. 2, 2010. He is the third player this year to record doublefigure stops (Nathan Herrold 11 vs. Oregon and Nebraska, Ryan Carrethers 10 vs. Memphis). His 15 tackles
were the most by an ASU player this season, and tied the most by an ASU player for all of 2011.
Nathan Herrold matched his season high with 11 tackles, giving him a double-figure tackles total in two of
ASU’s first three games. He also posted 11 vs Oregon and 9 vs Memphis to give him a team-high 31 on the
year.
Don Jones recorded a season-high eight tackles, leaving him just 2 shy of his career high set against Troy in
ASU’s 2011 regular-season finale.
Lee recorded the first touchdown of his career on a fumble recovery in the end zone. The fumble recovery
was also the first of Lee’s career.
Shervarius Jackson recorded his first career sack and forced fumble on the same play, which led to the Lee’s
fumble recovery in the end zone.
Ryan Carrethers was also responsible for the first fumble recovery of his career.
Brian Davis has now made at least one field goal in each of ASU’s first three games, giving him six on the
season and 30 for his career. He took over sole possession of the sixth most career field goals in school
history during the game.
These stats are against a team with, at the very least more depth than the common opponent between the two schools tonight.
ULM stats vs. ULL
Score 40 24
FIRST DOWNS 28 19
RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 49-234 20-74
PASSING YDS (NET) 373 333
Passes Att-Comp-Int 32-23-1 38-23-2
TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 81-607 58-407
Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0
Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-5
Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-44 4-84
Interception Returns-Yards 2--2 1-12
Punts (Number-Avg) 3-43.3 5-46.2
Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0
Penalties-Yards 4-32 6-40
Possession Time 40:35 19:25
Third-Down Conversions 6 of 14 2 of 11
Fourth-Down Conversions 4 of 5 1 of 1
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11-08-12 09:06 PM #48
its not a td fuckin vegas is trying to rig this game
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11-08-12 09:07 PM #49
boooo for the td by ulm
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11-08-12 09:07 PM #50
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11-08-12 09:08 PM #51
lets work the clock n get a td
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11-08-12 09:09 PM #52
How the penetrate do you miss an extra point? penetrating idiots!
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11-08-12 09:10 PM #53
ark st get us around 4 1st downs this drive or more, well, not before they got the short kickoff
Last edited by thfootball; 11-08-12 at 09:14 PM.
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11-08-12 09:11 PM #54
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11-08-12 09:12 PM #55
Blocked PAT might be huge for those w/ -7 line
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11-08-12 09:14 PM #56
that's exactly why it was done. I need to stay away from these type games. Originally Posted by Frisco
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11-08-12 09:14 PM #57
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11-08-12 09:15 PM #58
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11-08-12 09:16 PM #59
3-0 on these weekday games!! Wish they were all this easy. Grats everybody
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11-08-12 09:20 PM #60
Money in the bank. Shawty what u drank
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11-08-12 09:20 PM #61
Big congratulations guys!
I will see you at the pay window!
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11-08-12 09:21 PM #62
i wouldn't count out ulm next week from what i seen, but that's next week
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11-08-12 09:40 PM #63
What makes you say that? Originally Posted by hougigo
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11-08-12 10:14 PM #64
Yeah, how do you tell where the sharp money is? I know there are websites that tell where public money is...
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11-08-12 10:29 PM #65
I could care less, as I do my own due diligence, and make my decision on that, not where others are laying there money, and it works for me.
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11-08-12 10:38 PM #66
Cap my own games. Clearly I dunno how to tell where sharp money is. Just when people make such assertions, I'm naturally curious where they're getting that info....
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11-09-12 10:09 AM #67
There are generally a few indications that lead one to believe where the sharp betting is happening...I just didn't see any red flags with this game yesterday. Public was pretty even, and the line seemed to move with the new on injuries.
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11-09-12 10:59 AM #68
I would also like that info. I also cap my own games but its been made clear to me this week that knowing where the sharps are laying their money can give you some sort of advantage. I'm pretty sure the public was heavy on Toledo, Ohio, and Florida St yet all those games went the other way. No one who analyzed the Ohio/BG games could of incorporated 2 blocked punts and 2 muffed punts into their analysis so I can live with losing that game but hindsight tells me the clear plays for the other two games were Ball St and VTech simply because of the sheer confidence of the public on both those favorites. Originally Posted by bane
Maybe I'm wrong though? Maybe it doesn't matter where the sharps are and maybe it's a matter of capping these games correctly which I clearly did not do when it came to Toledo and Fla St.Last edited by Murray Rothbard; 11-09-12 at 11:03 AM.
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