Baylor

[paranoyd androyd]

looking to be talked off this wager. think baylor explodes here offensively coming off b2b road losses and mizzou not in a great spot after their big road ot win last wknd. mizzou poor road team overall and their defense poor against the pass - baylor's strength.

however baylor's defense is two steps below that - i.e. rancid, esp. against the run, so talk me out of it.

[leetreaper]

Im pretty suze Mizzou is the play but gl if u decide to go with Baylor...

[House]

Mizzou wins the game outright

[paranoyd androyd]

reasons for mizzou?

[leetreaper]

They are better in every aspect, peace im off to bed.

[sandman0713]

tough spot to bet mizzou with the emotion of the baylor home game after a beatdown...but i think it is mizzou or nothing. almost the exact matchup problems baylor had in the a+m game...i think mizzou pounds it all day and scores just about every time they touch it. wrong before, but i got mizzou for 4 units. gl tho with whatever tomm.

[Pride]

no reason to touch this game. mizzou plays you hard all game and never quits.

[paranoyd androyd]

i'd take an under 3' punts prop in the game if it were available

[209Raidernation]

Baylor covers. Playing @ home. Needs a win. baylor did beat tcu. nuff said.

[sandman0713]

Baylor covers. Playing @ home. Needs a win. baylor did beat tcu. nuff said.

lol...so did smu. not saying it can't happen, but i won't be basing my big 12 bets on a baylor win over tcu. that d is too terrible to ever lay points with imo.

[209Raidernation]

Jimmy Boyd

1 Unit on Baylor -2.5

Motivated by back-to-back road losses to Texas A&M and Oklahoma State, expect the Bears to bounce back strong at home where they are 4-0 SU and ATS this season. This one also has the makings of a letdown for Mizzou, who is playing its second straight road game and is coming off a big upset win over Texas A&M. Prior to that victory, the Tigers were 0-3 on the road. Baylor boasts one of the very best offenses in the country. It ranks No. 3 in total offense with 559.4 yards per game and No. 9 in scoring with 41.4 points per game. The Bears do most of their damage through the air with Robert Griffin III. They rank sixth in the country with 356.3 passing yards per game. This doesn't bode well for a Missouri defense that ranks 94th in the nation against the pass with 250.4 yards allowed per game. Mizzou's pass defense has been even worse on the road, where it is allowing opponents to throw for 316 yards on average with a nearly 71% completion rate. Also, Mizzou is 0-6 ATS since the beginning of the 2009 season when up against good passing teams that average 8 or more passing yards per attempt. The Tigers have lost to these foes by an average score of 33.0 to 17.8. When dealing with a conference matchup between two explosive offensive teams that average 34.0 or more points per game, it makes a lot of sense to take the home favorite. That's because the home fave has covered the spread 41 of 58 times in this situation over the last 10 seasons. The Bears are 5-0 ATS in their last 5 games as a favorite of 3.0 points or less, and we'll play them in the small chalk Saturday

[HoulihansTX]

Take the over

[bosoxbruce]

I agree Baylor will not be stopped at home and the Baylor d will get there pants pulled down again!!

[waynaholic]

MIZ baby, dont doubt my boys, or ur money will get pissed on