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NCAAF YTD- 0-0-0

A few Thursday plays to start of this years NCAAF season.
Locked in:
MTSU +2 (1U) -I think Kilgore does a fine job filling in for Dasher verse a mediocre Minnesota D
UAB -14 (1U) -FAU rebuilding their O while UAB's O can put up some points
Leans:
Utah if it goes back down to -2.5 (hate how SP is on Pitt)
UAB o50

More to come...

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Adding:
Pitt/Utah u49 (1U)

Updated Card:
MTSU +2 (1U)
UAB -14 (1U)
Pitt/Utah u49 (1U)

Leans:
Utah -2.5

[sushikillah]

0-2 starting off with those picks

9/2 FAU @ UAB
Both teams have some serious questions coming into this game. FAU’s biggest question is the offensive line. Between finding new starters and battling injuries it could be a challenge for the Owls to bring 5 capable O-linemen to Birmingham, AL. UAB faces the challenge of replacing QB Joe Webb. Webb was the Conference USA Offensive Player of the Year in 2009. Even with 6 returning starters on offense the loss of Webb is significant. The UAB defense finished last nationally in pass defense and 114th in total defense in 2009. 7 starters return from the 2009 defensive unit so we should expect to see some improvement. FAU comes into this game with SBC rushing leader Alfred Morris at RB and returning starter Jeff Van Camp at QB. Van Camp came in for an injured Rusty Smith and totaled over 1300 yards passing with 12 tds to only 2 ints. The FAU defense is largely intact and that experience should lead to an improvement from last year. If the FAU offensive line holds up the Owls should return to South Florida with a 1-0 record. If not, it could be a long day for Van Camp and company. All signs point to a high scoring affair after a 49-34 final in 2008 and a 56-29 final in 2009. The talent on the FAU offense coupled with a more experienced defense should be too much for UAB.
Fearless Prediction:
FAU 35
UAB 27

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[BoS_010]

appreciate the insight, but is that your opinion or someone else's? I saw the same article on an FAU message board. I believe you also like Minnesota over MTSU 31-21.

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Pitt/Utah moved to 49.5. Adding another unit to the under

Updated Card:
MTSU +2 (1U)
UAB -14 (1U)
Pitt/Utah u49 (1U)
Pitt/Utah u49.5 (1U)

GL everyone...

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MTSU +2 (1U) L
missed opportunies prevented MTSU of taking over the game in the second half after making a nice comeback

UAB -14 (1U) L
up 16 in the 3rd quarter; hats off to FAU never giving up

Pitt/Utah u49 (1U) L
Pitt/Utah u49.5 (1U) L
18 points in the final 8 minutes to cause OT/the over is tough to swallow. That doesn't include icing the kicker twice in which he missed the FG but eventually made the third with :03 left.


That's the way the cards fall sometimes. Atleast my unposted Hawaii play checked in for some self preservation.

YTD- 0-4 (-4.4 Units)

No plays for Friday, GL everyone

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NCAAF YTD- 0-4-0 (-4.4 Units)

Saturday Leans:
Connecticut +3
Oklahoma -20.5 1H
North Texas +27
Rice +31
Oregon St. +13.5
Missouri -12

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SATURDAY UPDATED CARD:

Locked in:
Oklahoma -20.5 1H (1U)
Missouri -12 (2U)

Updated Leans:
Connecticut +3
North Texas +27
Oregon St. +13.5

GL everyone

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Missouri -12 (2 Units)

It all starts in the trenches and I like the fact Missouri is bringing back 4 starting O-Lineman which will create holes for the running game and help stop the pass rush from Illinois, which they do not have much of. Although Washington will be out at RB, they still have experience with Moore and Lawrence (115 rushes for 477 yards- 4.1 YPC with 1 TD). Not superstar figures but they are more than capable of replacing Washington, especially when you have Gabbert as your QB. Yes Jackson is out, but with Junior Wes Kemp and 6-3 Woodland who has the athleticism and build to be a star, along with a healthy TE Egnew, I think Mizzou will find ways to get in the endzone. Their big targets will overwhelm Illinois smaller backs. Illinois does have some talent and experience on both sides of the ball, but not enough playmakers. I think Illini plays catch up most of the game, and I don't think QB Nathan Scheelhaase will be prepared to deliver, at least not at this point in the season. If Missouri is able to contain Scheelhaase which I think they will be able to, they will control the game all 4 quarters.

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ADD:
Fresno State -2 (1U)

Locked in:
Oklahoma -20.5 1H (1U)
Missouri -12 (2U)
Fresno State -2 (1U)

Updated Leans:
North Texas +28
Oregon St. +13

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Oklahoma -20.5 1H (1U) L
Up 21-0 with under 4 minutes left...then a 15-yard roughing the passer call which leads to 3 points, which ultimately lead Oklahoma to spiral down the rest of the half (21-10) and game despite a 7-point victory.
Missouri -12 (2U) L
Finally decided to show up in the second half (outscored Illini 20-0) but even with that dominate performance it was still too little too late.
Fresno State -2 (1U) W
Poor first quarter but things started to click in the 2nd qtr and they never looked back.

Having trouble getting the ball rolling in the early going. Winning majority of my leans (UAB o50, Utah -2.5, Rice +31, North Texas +28, Oregon St. +13), with UConn +3 being my only loss. Unfortunately, none of that matters. What matters is what you bring to the table and right now I must say I'm bringing absolutely nothing. If anyone is following (which doesn't seem like much of anyone) I promise you things will begin to look much better. GL to everyone.


NCAAF YTD- 1-6-0 (-6.7 Units)

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NCAA YTD 1-6-0 (-6.7 Units)


MONDAY LEAN:

Boise State/Virginia Tech u52.5




GL everyone...