badger
9/12/2011, 08:54 AM
9/17: Top 25 Saturday college football games
On a week when OU takes on a top 5 opponent, you can sometimes wonder "WHY?!" when so many other top teams creampuff it up these early weeks.
Full disclosure: We meet Ball State in a few weeks.
Point spreads will now be listed behind the favored team "by X." For example, Alabama is favored to win by 45, so it is listed as "@ Alabama by 45." This means to win that vBet, Alabama must win the game by at least 45 points (or North Texas must lose by 45 or less or win outright). Make sense? Great!
As for the other games:
Stanford favored over Arizona by 10.
Wisconsin over Northern Illinois by 16.5.
Nebraska over Warsh by 18.
So Car over Navy by 17.5.
No odds on Missouri State/Oregon, so let's just say... Oregon by 35! (and if you saw score updates with their Nevada game, you know its possible for them to reach that in the first half!)
Virginia Tech over Arkansas State by 26.
Arkansas over Troy by 24.5.
Notre Dame over Michigan State by 4.
Florida over Tenn by 8.5.
tOSU over Miami by 10.
Maryland over WV by 1. Yes, just one!
No odds on Florida A&M/USF, so let's just say... USF by 28!
Clemson over Auburn by 4.
Az State over Illinois by 2.
TCU over La-Monroe by 27.
It is going to take forever to get all of that typed in... so better start now. Remember that the double-win rule applies to this multiple-event event, so if the point spread is hit on the dot, both sides win.
Good luck!
PS: Notice the lack of Big 12 teams listed here? There is a separate event in vBookie for both the Friday games (ISU) and Saturday games (all Big 12ers except OU). Eventually there will be an OU football exclusive up, but I'm not there yet.
On a week when OU takes on a top 5 opponent, you can sometimes wonder "WHY?!" when so many other top teams creampuff it up these early weeks.
Full disclosure: We meet Ball State in a few weeks.
Point spreads will now be listed behind the favored team "by X." For example, Alabama is favored to win by 45, so it is listed as "@ Alabama by 45." This means to win that vBet, Alabama must win the game by at least 45 points (or North Texas must lose by 45 or less or win outright). Make sense? Great!
As for the other games:
Stanford favored over Arizona by 10.
Wisconsin over Northern Illinois by 16.5.
Nebraska over Warsh by 18.
So Car over Navy by 17.5.
No odds on Missouri State/Oregon, so let's just say... Oregon by 35! (and if you saw score updates with their Nevada game, you know its possible for them to reach that in the first half!)
Virginia Tech over Arkansas State by 26.
Arkansas over Troy by 24.5.
Notre Dame over Michigan State by 4.
Florida over Tenn by 8.5.
tOSU over Miami by 10.
Maryland over WV by 1. Yes, just one!
No odds on Florida A&M/USF, so let's just say... USF by 28!
Clemson over Auburn by 4.
Az State over Illinois by 2.
TCU over La-Monroe by 27.
It is going to take forever to get all of that typed in... so better start now. Remember that the double-win rule applies to this multiple-event event, so if the point spread is hit on the dot, both sides win.
Good luck!
PS: Notice the lack of Big 12 teams listed here? There is a separate event in vBookie for both the Friday games (ISU) and Saturday games (all Big 12ers except OU). Eventually there will be an OU football exclusive up, but I'm not there yet.