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Hello
College Football Handicapping Fans,
This week I've got six
games I like in college football. While last weekend treated
us very nicely in the NFL (5-2 ATS) and Baseball (10-1 ATS),
CFB was another story - going just 1-3. Here's to a better
profitable college football Saturday!
You can view my 2004 College Football
picks and record here.
Good luck!
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 Southern Miss +14.5 (-110) vs. Nebraska
Bill Callahan's first test
at Nebraska comes this Saturday against the Eagles.
This will be a game of strength on strength as
Southern Miss. offense returns nine starters,
seven of which are seniors. We all know
that NU has a tremendous defense. Southern Mississippi's
offense should be able to slow down NU's offense
enough, keeping this one a bit closer than the
oddsmakers currently believe. One unit on Southern
Miss.
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Kansas State -13.5
(-110) vs. Fresno State
Fresno State played well
against Washington last Sunday, but I don't
like the fact that they are coming off
a short week and have a tougher road game
confronting them. KSU also played
poorly last weekend, and Snyder will be
all over his troops to rectify the mistakes. KSU
is 37-15 ATS (+20.5 Units) after a game
where they forced 1 or less turnovers since
1992. FSU is only 1-6 ATS (-5.6 Units)
in road games when playing with 6 or less
days rest over the last 3 seasons. Two
units on KSU.
Miami of Ohio -3.5 (-110) vs.
Cincinnati
No Ben Rothlesberger, no
worries for the Redskins. Cincy played well
for a bit against Ohio State last weekend,
while Miami had a tough go of it against
the Wolverines. This game is evenly matched
for both sides but I like the Redskins here,
as Cincy is undergoing a ton of changes. This
is first real chance for Junior QB Betts
to show off his arm. He will and Miami will
get the W. Miami is 8-1 ATS (+6.9 Units)
in road games after playing their last game
on the road over the last 3 seasons. Two
units on Miami-Ohio.
Clemson -7 (-110) vs. Georgia
Tech
The Tigers are the real deal this season and Tech
gets to meet them in the thick of the night in South Carolina
this Saturday. Expect a rowdy crowd and the home team to
roll. Tech looked OK last weekend but this is
an entirely different matchup for them on defense. Charlie
White will give the Tech defense fits. Clemson is 5-1
ATS (+3.9 Units) in home games after 1 or more consecutive
losses against the spread over the last 3 seasons. Clemson
is 12-4 ATS (+7.6 Units) when playing with 6 or less days
rest over the last 3 seasons. Two units on Clemson.
Southern Cal -24 (-110) vs.
Colorado State
Not sure what to think about either team after
the Rocky Mountain Showdown last weekend. CSU was able
to come back on Colorado through the air because there was
no pass rush from CU. That will not be the case here. This
one could get very ugly. CSU also has to be emotionally
drained from the way in which they dropped the game to the
Buffs. Two units on USC.
Utah -13 (-110) vs. Arizona
We missed the boat with the Utes last Thursday.
Not going to happen again herre, as they looked stellar against
the Aggies. Arizona is 35-59 ATS (-29.9 Units) when playing
with 6 or less days rest since 1992. Arizona is 8-21
ATS (-15.1 Units) in home games after playing a non-conference
game since 1992. Finally, Utah is 9-1 ATS (+7.9 Units)
in non-conference games over the last 3 seasons. One unit
on the Utes.
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