Remember The Alamo

In a contest that featured 17 touchdowns and 123 points, one Baylor fan had the nerve to bring a "D-Fence" sign to the game...

Washington's defensive coordinator looked like he had the Whiskey Sweats walking off the field.

Link Dump --

// A solid UofM wallpaper for the Sugar Bowl

// Denard can run 22 miles per hour?

Lasko's CFB Pick'em

35. Oklahoma vs. Iowa
The Sooners beat Kansas State by 41, Texas by 38, and Texas A&M by 16. Injuries to Broyles & Whaley hurt their offense, and WR Jaz Reynolds won’t be playing in the bowl game, but they should still have enough to overpower the Hawkeyes. Note: Iowa is 4-0 ATS in their last four bowl games.
34. TCU vs. Louisiana Tech
Neither team has lost since October 1st (riding 7-game winning streaks). TCU’s superior offense leads to a double-digit win.
33. Boise St vs. Arizona St
Kellen Moore’s career will end with a victory over the shameless 6-6 Sun Devils. At least they have cool uniforms.
32. Temple vs. Wyoming
Hoot!
31. Texas A&M vs. Northwestern
This has all of the makings of an upset-special. Texas A&M essentially has no head coach and Northwestern will be focused. But it’s a home game for the Aggies and they are the more talented team.
30. San Diego St vs. Louisiana-Lafayette
Ragin’ Cajuns finished the year with back-to-back losses. San Diego St should control the game with Ronnie Hillman.
29. Mississippi St vs. Wake Forest
Believe me when I say that you do not want to mess with Mississippi State in a bowl game. -_-
Lots of cowbell in this one.
28. Baylor vs. Washington
Both of these defenses are heinous. RG3 exploits the Huskies’ weak secondary.
27. Michigan vs. Virginia Tech
Michigan has some similarities with Clemson, which beat Va Tech 38-10 and 23-3 this year. Geaux Blue.
26. Pittsburgh vs. SMU
SMU struggled down the stretch losing four of their last six. 0-6 ATS. Pitt exceeded expectations and finished the year 5-0 ATS.
25. Houston vs. Penn State
Neither team has their coach from the start of the season. Case Keenum will lead the Cougars to a victory in his final game.
24. Arkansas vs. Kansas St
Kansas State treated us well this year (9-3 ATS). But Tyler Wilson might have the best WR core in the nation and show throw for 4+ TDs in this one.
23. Utah vs. Georgia Tech
First underdog on the list. The Utes will have plenty of time to prepare for the triple-option.
22. Missouri vs. North Carolina
Quarterbacks James Franklin (Mizzou) and Bryn Renner (UNC) have nearly identical stats. UNC lost four of six to end the year. Mizzouri’s only loss in their last five games was to Baylor.
21. Oregon vs. Wisconsin
The Rose Bowl: Always my favorite non-UM bowl to watch. And I’m looking forward to this one. Sconnie’s defense is solid against a pro-style offense but they might struggle when the Ducks go 4-wide… Will obviously still pull for Wisconsin and the Big Ten.
20. Ohio State vs. Florida
Both teams are 6-6 overall, 5-2 at home, 1-4 on the road, score 25 points per game, and give up 21 points per game. Against Michigan, Ohio learned that they have a solid quarterback, and they want revenge from the 41-14 domination circa early-2007.
19. Cincinnati vs. Vanderbilt
While Vandy put together a solid defense this year, their offense won’t be able to keep up with Cinci.
18. LSU vs. Alabama
LSU won the 2003 national title when the championship game took place in the Sugar Bowl. Four years later = Another title in the Sugar bowl. Four years later???
17. Florida Int'l vs. Marshall
Always a stellar matchup in the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl. Wide-receiver T.Y. Hilton will boost his draft stock in this one.
16. North Carolina St vs. Louisville
Somehow the Wolfpack beat Clemson 37-13. Good enough for me... NC State and I are still on good terms after their backdoor cover against Georgia Tech earlier this year.
15. Notre Dame vs. Florida St
Teams are statistically similar. ND looking for back-to-back wins over a Florida team in bowl games.
14. Rutgers vs. Iowa St
Rutgers went 9-3 against the spread this year. Get stronger Piscataway… Also, the game is in their back yard at Yankee Stadium. And Iowa State’s quarterback is named Steele Jantz. Ugh.
13. Tulsa vs. Brigham Young
Really like the work of Tulsa’s quarterback, GJ Kinne. (Sidenote: Bet the Over on this game.)
12. Utah St vs. Ohio U
Utah State turned their season around with five straight wins since November. I’ll ride the wave.
11. South Carolina vs. Nebraska
Similar styles. Gamecocks have more athletes to make the game-deciding plays.
10. Western Michigan vs. Purdue
Michigan beat these teams 34-10 and 36-14, respectively. I’ll go with the better quarterback in this one.
9. Nevada vs. Southern Miss
Contrarian play. SoMiss lost their head coach to North Carolina.
8. Texas vs. California
Both teams have been unpredictable all year. Does Bevo get a free trip to San Diego?
7. Virginia vs. Auburn
I like UVA’s defense and Dyer is out for the game. Wa-Hoo-Wa.
6. Arkansas St vs. Northern Illinois
Both quarterback’s lead their teams in passing and rushing. Ark St has a much better defense.
5. Illinois vs. UCLA
It’s too bad both coaches were fired a few weeks ago. Neuheisel v. Zook would be a match-up for the ages…in terms of coaching blunders.
4. Air Force vs. Toledo
“Aim High … Fly-Fight-Win”
3. Oklahoma St vs. Stanford
The two best offenses that the Cardinal faced this year, Oregon and USC, put up 53 and 48 points. But will Okie State be motivated?
2. Georgia vs. Michigan St
A pure, unadulterated, pillow fight.
1. Clemson vs. West Virginia
The Tigers faded down the stretch, but they’ll have more talent in the Orange Bowl.

Soooooooo... Navy Won

Michigan State and the BCS

1. There were three BCS At-Large selections. Stanford (Ranked 4^th). Virginia Tech (11^th). Michigan (13^th). Since the Sugar Bowl lost their SEC team to the national championship game, they got first pick of the At-Large selections. They chose Michigan, even over 4^th-ranked Stanford.
2. Michigan was not chosen over Michigan State. MSU was not even eligible to be selected.
3. MSU should be glad Michigan got a BCS bid. If Michigan wasn’t selected, MSU would be playing in the Insight Bowl.

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The real message sent to MSU fans didn't come from the BCS but from the Capital One Bowl. The BCS is based on votes and isn't controlled by either MSU or UofM. But the Capital One Bowl had the choice of any Big 10 team except Wisconsin and UofM. There was no vote or ranking but all they needed to do is pick. And they picked Nebraska.

Bowl games are not about the football matchup. They never have been going all the way back to the first bowl game which was to boost tourism in the Pasadena area. The game matchup was so bad, the game was ended early.

MSU played 7 home games this year. They sold out 3 (Youngstown State, Michigan, and Wisconsin). Senior Day didn't sell out (they were short by about 900). Didn't those seniors deserve better fan support? In 2010 the MSU game at Ford Field had about 29,000 empty seats in a 65,000 seat stadium. The 2010 Senior Day fell short of selling out by about 4,000 seats. Didn't those seniors deserve better fan support?

On the other hand, according to the Nebraska website, their last home game not sold out was in mid-1962. The Nebraska teams and fans have made Nebraska a national brand.

This year's MSU team is good. However has the MSU fan base made MSU a national brand? The Capital One Bowl is saying they have not.

Week 14 Recap - Michigan to the Sugar Bowl

Sugar Bowl Bound

+ Week 14 Winners --
Louisiana Monroe (-7) - 19 point cover
North Texas (-5.5) – 46.5 point cover

+ Week 14 Losers --
Houston (-13) – Southern Miss - 34 point loss

Last week: 2-1
Season: 80-47-4 (63.0%)

+ Gut Plays of the Week –-
Lost on the Dawgs but put some bets on Oklahoma State and Baylor. $

Week 14 - Let's Heat

Alabama ingenuity..... Roll Tide.

+ Week 14 Plays --
Houston (-13) – Southern Miss
Louisiana Monroe (-7) – Florida Atlantic
North Texas (-5.5) – Middle Tennessee State

Last week: 1-0
Season: 78-46-4 (62.9%)

+ Gut Plays of the Week –-
Georgia (+14) – LSU

Just claimed some winnings from preseason futures bets.
Ohio State – Under 9 Wins
Nebraska – Under 10 Wins


Did he?

Week 13 Recap - Go Blue

Was on the field in the Big House before the team hit the M Go Blue banner.

+ Week 13 Winners --
Cincinnati (-3) – Syracuse The line dropped all the way to -2. Should have smashed it. 30-13 victory.

Last week: 1-0
Season: 78-46-4 (62.9%)

+ Gut Plays of the Week –-
South Carolina and Iowa State covered. War Eagle did not.

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Exactly at this time last year, I caught the hottest streak of my life.
20-1 in 21 posted games, including a 6-0 run in the conference championships.
Could not even control the positive variance.

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For UofM fans, it seems like Michigan will go to the BCS as long as LSU beats Georgia.

Geaux Tigers

Week 13: Michigan - Ohio State Week

+ Week 13 Plays --
Cincinnati (-2.5) – Syracuse


Well that’s it. The model likes South Florida (-3) over Louisville, but it doesn’t factor the possibility that USF might be without their QB. A few other games are right on the edge. I’ll monitor the lines and look at them again tomorrow.

Two opens that I missed but would have played.
Penn State (+18.5) – Wisconsin. Now down to +14.5.
Pittsburgh (+10.5) – West Virginia. Now down to +6.5.

Last week: 5-5
Season: 77-46-4 (62.6%)

+ Gut Plays of the Week –-
South Carolina (-3) - Clemson. Trending towards (-4).
Iowa State (+28.5) - Oklahoma.
Auburn (+21) - Alabama

I Want Michigan in the BCS, and I Wanted It Yesterday

Surprised?

There are a lot of good football games on this slate this weekend, and I will be making a lot of assumptions in this post (i.e. Wisco beating Penn State this weekend, among others). But according to my predictions, a Michigan victory over Ohio State will put the Wolverines in the BCS Sugar Bowl.

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Except for one extreme scenario*, a maximum of two teams from one conference can go to the BCS. In the SEC, that likely means that LSU/Bama are in the BCS while Arkansas, Georgia, and South Carolina partake in early-January trips to Florida.

The Rose Bowl will be filled by the Big Ten champ (Winner of Wisco/MSU) and the Pac 12 champ (Winner of Oregon/UCLA).

The Orange Bowl will get the ACC champ vs. the Big East champ.**

The Fiesta Bowl will get the winner of Oklahoma and Okie State, and that leaves three open spots.

Houston will get one (assuming they win out), Stanford will likely get one, and Michigan will get one. The Sugar Bowl will pick first as their tie-in (SEC) will be in the championship game, so they pick Michigan or Stanford. The Fiesta then picks either Michigan or Stanford (whoever is left), and then the Sugar gets stuck with Houston.

As Michigan has a national fan base and is a big draw, the Sugar will likely pick Michigan over Stanford to face Houston in New Orleans. Get me to Bourbon Street!

On a similar note, I would rather face Houston over Ark/Georgia/SC in the Citrus Capital One Bowl, especially with an invite from the BCS.



*LSU/Bama are ranked #1 and #2 in the BCS, but don’t win the SEC. For the first time in history, this is conceivable. Georgia would need to beat LSU in the SEC Championship game and then have LSU/Bama stay in the top 2.
**Technically the Orange Bowl is not locked to the Big East champ. The At-Large selection order this year is Fiesta, Sugar, Orange. But because the Sugar's tie-in will be in the championship game, the selection for the At-Large teams will really be Sugar, Fiesta, Sugar again, Orange. There is no way that Michigan would get through the first three picks and go to the Orange, but the Sugar could theoretically pick the Big East champ over Houston. Seems very unlikely unless it’s West Virginia and they think that a UofM-WVU match-up is interesting.

Week 12 Recap - Batting .500

+ Week 12 Winners --

Arkansas State (-10.5) Line closed at -13.5. Not that it mattered but that’s a big move.
Duke (+11) DERP
Troy (-11)
Michigan (-3)
Air Force (-23)

+ Week 12 Losers --
Marshall (-11.5)
Central Michigan (+14.5)
Oregon (-14)
Kansas (+31) 61.....to.....7 See below
Utah (-3.5)

Last week: 5-5
Season: 77-46-4 (62.6%)

+ Gut Plays of the Week –-Ended up rolling with Kansas State (+8.5) / Penn State (+6). And that’s what we’ve earned here today, gentlemen.

Does anyone else get this picture in their head when they bet on Kansas?

Kansas State (+8.5) ???

Don't mind if I do. Easy money.

Week 12 - We'll At Least Try For an 8-1 Repeat

+ Week 12 Plays --
Marshall (-11.5)
Arkansas State (-10.5)
Duke (+11)
Troy (-11)
Michigan (-3)
Central Michigan (+14.5)
Oregon (-14)
Kansas (+31)
Air Force (-23)
Utah (-3.5)

Very interested in Texas (-8.5) vs. Kansas State.

Last week: 8-1
Season: 72-41-4 (63.7%)

+ Gut Plays of the Week –-
TBD

Week 11 - He's Back!

+ Week 11 Winners --
Pittsburgh (+3.5) Nice outright win as projected.
UL Monroe (-5.5) 28-point victory for Warhawk nation.
Michigan (pk) UofM Scoring Defense --- 2011 = 5th; 2010 = 107th.
-- Also one of two teams in the country to give up no plays over 50 yards. Gave up 8 last year.
Kansas (+21) Overtime loss by 1.
Kansas State (+4.5) Four-OT outright win.
Western Michigan (+12.5) 66-63 loss in Toledo.
Utah (-7) Easy 18-point cover over the Bruins.
South Carolina (-2.5) Low-scoring game in Columbia led to a 5-point victory.

+ Week 11 Losers --
Cincinnati (-3) A friend warned me about the Big East. He was right... 3-point loss for Cinci.

+ Gut Plays of the Week –-
Ugh! Welcome to Loser Central. Nebraska (-3.5) and Stanford (-3.5) both got clowned.

Definitely gave back some winnings from the model.

Last week: 8-1
Season: 72-41-4 (63.7%)

Week 11 - The Rebound

+ Week 11 Plays --

Pittsburgh (+3.5)
Cincinnati (-3)
UL Monroe (-5.5)
Michigan (pk)
Kansas (+21)
Kansas State (+4.5)
Western Michigan (+12.5)
Utah (-7)

Can’t find a line for South Carolina – Florida. If it opens at SC -3 or lower, I will play the Gamecocks.
Not laying Kansas yet. That line will grow. America loves Robert Griffin.

Clear eyes. Full hearts. Can’t lose.

Last week: 2-4-1
Season: 64-40-4 (61.5%)

+ Gut Plays of the Week –-Thinking Stanford -3. Dreaming Stanford -3. Line is trading at -3.5.

Week 10 Recap - How To Take a Financial Bath

+ Week 10 Winners --
Stanford (-20.5)
Tennessee (-20)

+ Week 10 Losers --
Michigan (-4)
Temple (-3)
Notre Dame (-13.5)
Boise State (-41)

Push: Missouri (+3)

Last week: 2-4-1
Season: 64-40-4 (61.5%)

LSU vs. Alabama

LSU +5

Did Old Sko do it again or did Old Sko do it again? Just giving away free money. In other news I lost every other game on the board yesterday and every Breeder’s Cup race.

Les Miles Entrance Onto The Field Last Night

#1 vs #2

If I was setting the line for this game, I’d place it right at 3 points in favor of the home team. In Tuscaloosa, Bama -3. In Baton Rouge, Tigers -3. Anything larger and I’d see value on the ‘dog.

At quarterback, both signal-callers have similar talent and throw a decent ball. But there is an old saying: “In times of crisis, experience counts.” Jarrett Lee has played in a lot of close games in his career. I don’t think we’ve ever seen AJ McCarron tested against a defense like the one he’ll face on Saturday night.

At wide receiver, LSU has the decisive advantage. The trio of Randle, Shepard, and Beckham will keep Bama’s DBs out of the box. Especially Randle, as he is the one playmaker in this game that can stretch the field. With Maze and Hanks, Bama doesn’t have the playmakers to keep LSU’s defense honest. Mathieu and Claiborne can play man and the Tigers can load up the box with nine guys to stop Trent Richardson.

This leads to the running backs. Richardson is a horse but there won’t be many lanes for him to run in this game. Bodog lists the over/under on Trent Richardson rushing yards against LSU at 99.5. I’d lay the under. And don’t sleep on Spencer Ware who is a bruising back for the Tigers. I could see him having the better night among the RBs.

With the other position groups, there is talent across the board. The offensive lines for both teams are similar, both with a strength in run blocking. LSU has the better D-line, especially with their depth. The advantage at LB goes to Bama with Hightower and Upshaw. I think those two linebackers might decide the game as they’ll need to stop the run without safety support. On to the DBs, these guys will be bathing in money in a few years. Kirkpatrick/Barron for Bama. Mathieu/Claiborne for LSU.

This is going to be a great game.

The one advantage on special teams might go to LSU as their punter, Brad Wing, drops dimes in the redzone like Hugh DeVor lofts his 60-degree. He also knows how to celebrate.

Finally, the crowd will be intense after hours and hours of tailgating and debauchery, but the late-start might play into LSU’s hand. Some think that the Tigers are only a force when the lights are on in Death Valley. Think again…

(taken from covers.com)
30-1 Night Games Away From Home

09/24/11 at No.16 West Virginia (7:00 pm) Won 47-21
09/15/11 at No.25 Miss State (7:00 pm) Won 19-6
09/03/11 No.3 Oregon - Cowboys Classic (7:00 pm) Won 40-27
01/07/11 No.18 Texas A&M - Cotton Bowl (7:29 pm) Won 41-24
10/09/10 at No.14 Florida (6:30 pm) Won 33-29
09/11/10 at Vanderbilt (6:00 pm) Won 27-3
09/04/10 No.18 North Carolina - Chick-fil-A Classic (7:00 pm) Won 30-24
09/05/09 at Washington (9:30 pm) Won 31-23
12/31/08 No.14 Georgia Tech - Chick-fil-A Bowl (6:30 pm) Won 38-3
10/18/08 at South Carolina (7:00 pm) Won 24-17
10/11/08 AT NO.11 FLORIDA (7:00 pm) LOST 21-51
09/20/08 at No.10 Auburn (6:45 pm) Won 26-21
01/07/08 No.1 Ohio State - BCS Championship (7:00 pm) Won 38-24
08/30/07 at Miss State (7:00 pm) Won 45-0
01/03/07 No.11 Notre Dame - Sugar Bowl (7:00 pm) Won 41-14
12/30/05 No.9 Miami - Chick-fil-A Bowl (6:30 pm) Won 40-3
11/19/05 at Ole Miss (6:45 pm) Won 40-7
10/08/05 at Vanderbilt (6:00 pm) Won 34-6
09/10/05 at No.15 Arizona State (8:15 pm) Won 35-31
10/09/04 at No.12 Florida (6:45 pm) Won 24-21
01/04/04 No.1 Oklahoma - BCS Championship (7:00 pm) Won 21-14
12/06/03 No.5 Georgia - SEC Championship (7:00 pm) Won 34-13
11/15/03 at Alabama (6:45 pm) Won 27-3
10/18/03 at South Carolina (6:45 pm) Won 33-7
09/27/03 at Miss State (8:00 pm) Won 41-6
09/06/03 at Arizona (9:00 pm) Won 59-13
10/12/02 at No.16 Florida (6:45 pm) Won 36-7
01/01/02 No.7 Illinois - Sugar Bowl (7:30 pm) Won 47-34
12/08/01 No.2 Tennessee - SEC Championship (7:00 pm) Won 31-20
10/20/01 at Miss State (8:00 pm) Won 42-0
10/13/01 at Kentucky (6:00 pm) Won 29-25

LES MILES FTW

Week 10 - Geaux Tigers

+ Week 10 Plays --
Michigan (-4)
Stanford (-20.5)
Tennessee (-20)
Missouri (+3)
Notre Dame (-13.5)
Boise State (-41)
Temple (-3)

If you don’t see Mizzou or Temple at those spreads, wait for it, we’re heading that way.

Clear eyes. Full hearts. Can’t lose.

Last week: 4-4
Season: 62-36-3 (63.3%)

+ Gut Plays of the Week –-
Ohio State (-27.5)
UTEP (pk)
...and LSU (+5)

Les Miles: "The contact that takes place when our defense is on the field is very sincere."


Um, what?

Week 9 - Recap

7 quality bets this week. Just happened to have three games run away in the 4^th quarter… The life of a sharp.

+ Week 9 Winners --
Utah (-5) UTAH!!!
Michigan (-13.5)
Marshall (-6) Nice 39-point cover.
Missouri (+11.5) What a pure outright win.

+ Week 9 Losers --
Rutgers (+7) Think I was on the right side. Rutgers was up 31-21 at half.
Nevada (-14.5) Real tough 0.5-point loss. But I didn’t see a 14 all week.
Arizona (+6.5) Can’t be upset with it. Zona had the lead in the 4^th quarter.
Kansas (+28.5)

Last week: 4-4
Season: 62-36-3 (63.3%)

Week 9 - Utah, Give Me Two!

+ Week 9 Plays --
Utah (-5)
Nevada (-14.5)
Kansas (+28.5)
Michigan (-13.5)
Rutgers (+7) (-105)
Arizona (+6.5)
Missouri (+11.5)
Marshall (-6)

This is it. I’m giving Utah one last shot to earn something… Salt Lake City: STAND UP!

Clear eyes. Full hearts. Can’t lose.

Last week: 5-3-1
Season: 58-32-3 (64.4%)

+ Gut Play of the Week –-
TBD. FYI: I will pouncing on LSU over Bama next week.

Week 8 - Yeah We're Back

+ Week 8 Winners --
UTEP (-7)
Miami (-2.5)
My boy Zach Laskey gift-wrapped this cover for Miami.
Zach Laskey dropped back to receive a punt for Georgia Tech, the bouncing ball coming straight at him as he stood at the 9-yard line. He tried to grab it as a horde of Hurricanes sprinted toward him, misplayed it and could only watch as the football kept going into the end zone. Nicholas dove on it just past the goal line for a touchdown that put Miami up 14-0. Thanks Z.
Indiana (+23.5) More points from both offenses than I expected, but we’ll take it.
Boston College (+21.5)
Stanford (-20.5) First time this year that I placed 3x ($) on one game.

+ Week 8 Losers --
SMU (+3) Murdered in all three losses…
Utah (+3) Just killed...
Notre Dame (-8.5) Ugh

Rutgers (+2) was a wash.

Last week: 5-3-1
Season: 58-32-3 (64.4%)

+ Gut Plays of the Week –-7-game winning streak came to an end on Saturday night in East Lansing. Sparty on.

Saturday Night - Jump Around

+ Gut Play of the Week --
Wisco (-7.5)

Not playing it, but would be surprised if Iowa-Indiana didn't hit the Under (54.5).

Week 8 - Watch Out

+ Week 8 Plays --
Rutgers (+2)
UTEP (-7)
Miami (-2.5)
SMU (+3) (-105)
Utah (+3) (-105)
Indiana (+23.5)
Notre Dame (-8.5)
Boston College (+21.5)
Stanford (-20.5)

Arizona sat at (-3.5) yesterday and if it dropped to (-3), I would have played it. Instead it swung north and is now (-4.5).

Clear eyes. Full hearts. Can’t lose.

Last week: 6-7-1
Season: 53-29-2

+ Gut Plays of the Week –-
TBD (7-game heater)

Week 7 - Wait..... We Lost???

After six weeks in the black, this was my first losing weekend, albeit my record was 6-7-1. And I actually never bet on Michigan (for or against) so my personal bets went 6-6-1, but I digress.

+ Week 7 Winners --
Miami (+3) Jacory Harris is playing well and not turning the ball over. Outright win.
Missouri (-14)
Virginia (+9) Strong contrarian play. Everyone loved Georgia Tech last week.
Boise State (-33.5) Boise will roll through their new conference.
Nevada (-30)
Fresno State (+4.5) Last game on the schedule was a winner. Just realized that I didn’t have one close win. All of these were easy covers.

+ Week 7 Losers --
Cal (+4.5) QB play was heinous, especially with Cal’s talent at WR.
Michigan (+2.5) State is the better team this year and was at home. Line should have been higher.
Indiana (+40) Russell Wilson has thrown four passes in the 4th quarter…for the entire year.
Cincinnati (-16.5) 9-point victory not enough.
Rutgers (-5) 1-point victory not enough.
Central Michigan (-12.5)
Idaho (pk)

Marshall (-4) was a wash.

Last Week: 6-7-1
Season: 53-29-2

+ Gut Plays of the Week --
N/A. Still riding a juicy 7-game winning streak.

Week 7 - Battle in East Lansing

+ Week 7 Plays --
Cal (+4) (-105)
Michigan (+2.5)
Missouri (-14)
Indiana (+40)
Cincinnati (-16.5)
Marshall (-4)
Virginia (+9)
Nevada (-30)
Boise State (-33.5)
Fresno State (+4.5)
Central Michigan (-12.5)
Rutgers (-5)
Miami (+3)
Idaho (pk)

Last Week: 7-3
Season: 47-22-1

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+ Gut Plays of the Week --
N/A. Traveled to Boston this week and didn’t have time to research any specific games. If Hugh DeVor makes a play, I might will ride.

Over the last three weeks, we have a 7-0 record on gut plays.
Georgia – Tennessee
Purdue – Minnesota
Michigan – Minnesota
Auburn – South Carolina
Washington – Dallas (NFL)
Oklahoma State – Texas A&M
Cincinnati – NC State (Truck Plant Worker special)


In East Lansing, can anyone confirm if The Situation and Izzo will be on the sideline again?