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  • Jaug
    SBR MVP
    • 01-11-09
    • 3087

    #1
    Big favorites = big disappointments ncaaf
    Look at some of the big favs yesterday.

    Oklahoma -21, didnt even score 20!

    USC -16, lost straight up.

    Indiana -12.5, lost straight up.

    Some of these big names are just seriously overvalued.
  • Domestic
    SBR Hall of Famer
    • 02-10-09
    • 6323

    #2
    Yep, USC just seems like such a mess at the moment. The thing with these large spreads though is, you take the dog and they get blown out and you just feel like an idiot.
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    • Ratpack
      SBR MVP
      • 02-15-12
      • 4133

      #3
      ok state was another one A LOT of people were on and they gave up 28 points in the 4th quarter UNREAL
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      • Jaug
        SBR MVP
        • 01-11-09
        • 3087

        #4
        Originally posted by Ratpack
        ok state was another one A LOT of people were on and they gave up 28 points in the 4th quarter UNREAL
        LOL thats sick when being -28 favs. I just dont see it in these big favs. Lots of live dogs this year.
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        • jjgold
          SBR Aristocracy
          • 07-20-05
          • 388179

          #5
          College football is very unpredictable
          Teams becoming more equal
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          • Big Bear
            SBR Aristocracy
            • 11-01-11
            • 43253

            #6
            Originally posted by Jaug
            Look at some of the big favs yesterday.

            Oklahoma -21, didnt even score 20!

            USC -16, lost straight up.

            Indiana -12.5, lost straight up.

            Some of these big names are just seriously overvalued.
            Oregon, Georgia, Ohio State, LSU, Michigan all covered.
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            • allabout the $$$
              SBR Hall of Famer
              • 04-17-10
              • 9843

              #7
              Originally posted by Big Bear
              Oregon, Georgia, Ohio State, LSU, Michigan all covered.
              georgia and mich were laying less than 5 points each not big favorites at all
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              • Wilfred
                SBR MVP
                • 08-19-12
                • 1908

                #8
                Never bet against the Navy when they are playing a mediocre team. They moved the ball at will against Indiana. The only time they stopped them is when they missed a 30 yard field goal I believe.
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                • pulledclear
                  SBR Hall of Famer
                  • 02-19-12
                  • 6684

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Jaug
                  Look at some of the big favs yesterday.

                  Oklahoma -21, didnt even score 20!

                  USC -16, lost straight up.


                  Indiana -12.5, lost straight up.

                  Some of these big names are just seriously overvalued.

                  Thanks for the insight!
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                  • gojetsgomoxies
                    SBR MVP
                    • 09-04-12
                    • 4222

                    #10
                    week 3 lines that jump out at me....

                    oregon -22 vs tennessee

                    fresno -10 @ colorado

                    north texas +1.5 vs. ball

                    EC +7.5 vs VT

                    akron +36.5 @ michigan

                    BC +16 @ SoCal... hammer this UNDER..

                    not sure exactly how i feel but sort of surprised UNLV giving 11.5 to central michigan. what has happened to CM? i see it's moved to 8.5 anyway.


                    didn't realize some of my picks are openers. realized after making a couple of picks.
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