The Oregon Ducks will face Stanford in the Pac-12 game of the year on November 12. First, however, they need to survive a road trip to Seattle, as they take on the Washington Huskies.

Oregon Ducks @ Washington Huskies – Saturday, November 5

Sports betting line: Oregon -16 1/2

Why Oregon Will Win

The college football betting  experts who follow the Pac-12 Conference know that Washington is a better team than it was last year. The Huskies, under new quarterback Keith Price, can move the ball more effectively than they did under former quarterback Jake Locker. Yet, Washington went up against one of the big boys in the Pac-12 on October 22, and got kicked in the rear end… hard. Washington got plowed by Stanford in a 65-21 loss that looked and felt like an even more severe beatdown, if that’s humanly possible. Washington’s defensive front offered no resistance to the Cardinal, who ran the ball at will, particularly between the tackles. It’s clear that Stanford benefited from the fact that its own signal caller, Heisman Trophy candidate Andrew Luck, is a gifted passer who forces opposing defensive coordinators to respect Stanford’s aerial attack. However, Stanford still wound up running the ball successfully even when Washington was expecting a run. This does not bode well for the Huskies’ hopes against an Oregon team that loves to run the ball. Darron Thomas or Brian Bennett – whoever quarterbacks UO in this game – should be able to make the right read and put the Ducks in position to make a lot of big running plays against Washington’s front seven. Oregon might get contained in the first quarter, but the Ducks should shake off any early rust and flourish in the final two or two and a half quarters of this game.

Why Washington Will Win

When you look at the matchups and examine the best best sportsbook you might make in this game, it’s important to realize that Oregon has not played many good passing teams this season. The Ducks have played only two opponents with appreciably good passing attacks, Arizona and Arizona State. Those two teams scored an average of 29 points against UO. Washington, plainly put, is a better passing team than Arizona and Arizona State. Keith Price knows how to read defenses, and he is very much willing to spread the ball to various receivers, incorporating the tight end and other check-downs into his decision-making process. Washington has the diversity on offense to ring up a big number and force Oregon’s offense to be letter perfect. Washington running back Chris Polk is a home-run threat, a breakaway back who complements Price’s passing game with considerable skill and potency. It will be hard for Washington to defend Oregon, but the Huskies should score a lot of points in this game.

Who Will Win

It’s likely to be a shootout in this late-night fight in Seattle. Washington should be able to keep pace for two and a half or three quarters, but Oregon tries to tire out its opponents with a fast tempo. Will Washington have any legs left on defense when the fourth quarter rolls around? Probably not. Take the Ducks in a shootout… with Washington putting up enough points to cover the number.

College Football Betting Pick: Washington

Posted on November 5th, 2011 by admin
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hello everyone,

I’m in need of some betting advice…..lol. I just started learning how to bet this week and hoping to make some mulah….hahahha. For tonight games USC @ colorado and Central Michigan @ Kent. the lines are USC -21 o/u 57, and kent -2 o/u 44.

I’m think to bet on colorado +21 and under 57, and Kent -2 and under.

it’s a good bet.?

thank you for all the advice

Story line:
USC is coming off a triple OT loss to a top 10 team while Colorado is returning its starting QB and running back off of injury’s.

Trend :
Colorado has lost its last 4 games by more than 21 points.

Verdict:
Telling somebody to take a team at over 3 scores is tough to do but even with a couple of the Colorado stars back, USC presents a level of offense and defense that Colorado just can’t handle. Stanford beat them 48-7, Oregon beat them 45-2 and Arizona State beat them 48-14…. USC is somewhere in the middle of those 3 teams for level of play sooooo I would take USC at 21 points.

As for your O/U at 57… I wouldn’t touch that game. Also don’t bet on MAC games unless you know the teams well, Vegas pays attention to them while most people are pretty much betting blind.

Bet the over on USC. They don’t play defense and give up a lot of points. They also score a lot.

You decide on if you think they will beat the spread.

Posted on November 4th, 2011 by admin
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The Arkansas Razorbacks might have gotten a game from the South Carolina team of mid-September, but it’s hard to see how these Gamecocks will be able to keep pace with the Hogs.
South Carolina Gamecocks @ Arkansas Razorbacks – Saturday, November 5

Sports betting line: Arkansas -5.5

Why South Carolina Will Win

The college football betting  experts who follow the Southeastern Conference are very much aware that the Arkansas Razorbacks have not been hitting on all cylinders this season. The Hogs were dealt a big blow before the start of the 2011 season when starting running back Knile Davis got injured in August training camp, knocking him out for the whole season and taking away the Razorbacks’ balance. Arkansas head coach Bobby Petrino was planning for a year in which he could unleash his passing game – featuring quarterback Tyler Wilson and main receiving threat Joe Adams – in tandem with Davis, who would be the change-of-pace option for an offense that could put defenses on a pendulum. Arkansas could pass in running situations and run in passing situations, taking advantage of defensive alignments to pick its preferred play. Petrino is one of the best play callers in all of college football, so with Davis in the lineup, Arkansas figured to have a very big year. With Davis out for the season, the Razorbacks have clearly struggled. Arkansas labored through a subpar outing against Ole Miss on Oct. 22, and the Hogs were buried by Alabama’s defense in late September. South Carolina’s defense, led by high-impact linemen Melvin Ingram and Jadeveon Clowney, can definitely wreak havoc in Arkansas’ backfield. If the Gamecocks can get a few defensive touchdowns, they could steal a win in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Why Arkansas Will Win

When you do your homework and assess your best best sportsbook on this game, you have to realize that South Carolina is going to be even more shorthanded than Arkansas is. When Knile Davis was lost for the year, the Razorbacks lost their best offensive player, but they still have a quarterback – Tyler Wilson – who can lead their team with a considerable degree of confidence. The same can’t be said for South Carolina’s offense, which completely depended on running back Marcus Lattimore to get things done. Lattimore took pressure off his quarterbacks by forcing defenses to put eight men in the tackle box to stop the run. Lattimore was a steady and dependable runner who made South Carolina a threat each week. When the elite performer got injured for the season in a win over Mississippi State on Oct. 15, South Carolina lost its heartbeat, its soul, and its anchor. This team has no offensive balance at the moment and must resort to a “wildcat” formation to generate a rushing attack. However, the free-fall of quarterback Stephen Garcia – who has been dismissed from the team – has left the Gamecocks with an unproven quarterback, the hesitant Connor Shaw, who does not own the same gun Garcia has. Arkansas might not score much, but it won’t allow very many points.

Who Will Win

It’s hard to see how South Carolina’s offense is going to generate any points in this game. The Gamecocks have to get two or three touchdowns from their defense to have a good chance in this contest. That just doesn’t happen on most game days. Take Arkansas.

College Football Betting Pick: Arkansas

Posted on November 3rd, 2011 by admin
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The Oklahoma State Cowboys are trying to lock down the Big 12 championship and gain the first BCS bowl berth in the history of the program. This weeks’ challenge: Kansas State.
Kansas State Wildcats @ Oklahoma State Cowboys – Saturday, November 5
Sports betting line: Oklahoma State -20 ?
Why Kansas State Will Win
The college football betting  experts who follow the Big 12 Conference are fully aware of the capabilities of Kansas State head coach Bill Snyder. The white-haired wizard lifted K-State to very lofty heights in his first go-round at the program, taking a team with one of the very worst track records in the sport (over the course of several decades through the 1980s) and turning it into a legitimate national power. Kansas State reached the 1998 Big 12 Championship Game and would have made that season’s national championship game, the 1999 Fiesta Bowl, if it had been able to defeat Texas A&M. The Wildcats led the Aggies most of the way in St. Louis, but were caught late and then stunned in overtime. Nevertheless, Kansas State was an elite team who turned back almost all comers in the Big 12, making multiple BCS bowl games and setting a standard of excellence that nobody in Manhattan, Kansas, could have dreamed of a decade earlier. When Snyder stepped away from the program following the 2005 season, KSU predictably plummeted. With the Wildcats in disarray in 2009, Snyder came out of his brief retirement period to lead K-State once again. In the third season of his second act as the head coach in the town called “The Little Apple,” Snyder has made Kansas State a player. The simple fact of the matter is that if Kansas State wins the rest of its games, it will own a piece of the Big 12 title. As long as this team is healthy, it will have a chance in any game it plays.
Why Oklahoma State Will Win
When you do your homework and assess your best best sportsbook on this game, you need to realize that Oklahoma State isn’t just a good team or a talented team, but a team with veteran experience. Quarterback Brandon Weeden is 28 years old, having been granted eligibility after trying to cut it as a professional baseball player. Receiver Justin Blackmon is an upperclassman as well, and it’s clear that OSU’s pass-first offense is benefiting from the familiarity between a quarterback and his pass catchers. OSU is averaging well over 45 points per game, which puts the Cowboys in the top tier of college football’s most potent offense. New offensive coordinator Todd Monken has been able to inherit this offense from former coordinator Dana Holgorsen and maintain Oklahoma State’s high standards. Playing at home, this offense should be able to flourish against a Kansas State team that doesn’t own the same amount of firepower.
Who Will Win
Kansas State is a great story. Oklahoma State is a better team playing at home. The Wildcats are good, but the Cowboys are appreciably better, and Weeden’s experience as a passer should be a difference maker for OSU.

College Football Betting Pick: Oklahoma State

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Why Texas A&M Will Win
The college football betting  experts who study the Big 12 Conference will tell you that last year, Texas A&M’s defense, coached by coordinator Tim DeRuyter, thoroughly shut down Oklahoma’s offense. OU quarterback Landry Jones was constantly harassed by an Aggie defense that did the things you have to do against the Sooners and their inconsistent signal caller. Jones is not a good quarterback when flushed out of the pocket and forced to run. He cannot throw very accurately while on the move, and the Aggies made him move all game long. Jones could never settle into a comfort zone and find his favorite receiving target, Ryan Broyles. He completed 36 passes, but he threw 59 of them and was not able to hit big vertical plays in the passing game. Texas Tech managed to make Jones throw on the run earlier this season, when the Red Raiders generated several three-and-outs and managed to do just enough to score a 41-38 upset victory over Oklahoma. Texas A&M’s defense is not a dominating defense, but with the Aggies’ offensive weapons – they rolled up 55 points against Baylor and have scored at least 33 points in every game this season except for a 29-point showing against Oklahoma State – a decent defensive performance (not a spectacular one) could very well be enough to win this contest.
Why Oklahoma Will Win
When you do your homework and assess your best best sportsbook on this game, you can choose to look at last year’s game, but you also need to realize that A&M’s 33-19 victory occurred on A&M’s home field. Landry Jones, Oklahoma’s quarterback, puts up much bigger numbers at home than on the road. Yes, he lost to Texas Tech on Oct. 22, but Jones still led an offense that posted 38 points and generated several big plays. The problem with Oklahoma in that game was its defense, particularly a secondary that was carved up by Texas Tech’s spread passing attack. Texas A&M’s offense is based on the run more than the pass. Oklahoma’s front seven is the stronger part of its defense, and A&M will have to throw the ball to win. Aggie quarterback Ryan Tannehill is mobile and athletic, but he has thrown just three touchdown passes this season away from home. He clearly is just like Jones: He plays a lot better at home than on the road. Oklahoma had won 39 straight home games dating back to the 2005 season opener against TCU. It’s hard to imagine the Sooners dropping two straight games at Owen Field. Actually, it’s almost impossible to conceive of such a notion.
Who Will Win
It’s true – Oklahoma has been a lights-out home team over the years. The Sooners have lost only three home games since Bob Stoops became head coach in 1999. Is Texas A&M good enough to come into Norman, Oklahoma, and steal a win? No. Take the Sooners.

College Football Betting Pick: Oklahoma

Posted on November 2nd, 2011 by admin
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The LSU Tigers and the Alabama Crimson Tide will be playing for the Southeastern Conference’s West Division title this weekend. That’s just a bread crumb in a larger context.
LSU Tigers @ Alabama Crimson Tide – Saturday, November 5
Sports betting line: Alabama -4 ?
Why LSU Will Win

The college football betting  experts who study the Southeastern Conference have been waiting for this game for six weeks. It became clear in late September that LSU and Alabama were on a likely collision course, headed for a five-star matchup with dueling unblemished records and the two best profiles of any college football teams in the country. It’s now game week, which means that this matchup will be dissected to no end. Let’s give just a brief overview of what each team can bring to this battle.

The best reason to take LSU in this game is that the Tigers have speed, speed, speed and more speed. It’s not that Alabama’s slow; the Crimson Tide are quite formidable and athletic. However, LSU has placed a particular emphasis on being nimble enough to win every meaningful skirmish on the edges and in both backfields. The fact that LSU opened its season against the ultra-fast Oregon Ducks made the Bayou Bengals acutely aware of the need to be fast in the secondary and at linebacker. LSU thoroughly shut down Oregon’s running game in a 40-27 win that felt like a 25-point win more than a 13-point victory. Now, the Tigers can take the field against Alabama knowing that their running backs can turn the corner against the Tide’s linebackers and safeties. LSU knows that its receivers can outrun Bama’s corners in footraces. LSU knows that its own back seven on defense will be in the right position to defend against Alabama’s running game. LSU knows that Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron will have a tough time fitting the ball into tight windows against the Tigers’ back line of defense. Speed is the currency which will carry a great deal of value for the Tigers in this game. It’s why they have an excellent chance of prevailing on the road in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

Why Alabama Will Win

When you do your homework and assess your best best sportsbook on this game, you need to realize that for all of LSU’s successes, the Tigers remain a team quarterbacked by Jarrett Lee, a man who endured thoroughly mediocre seasons at best before flourishing this season. Moreover, Lee did not have to make that many big plays in LSU’s other key victories this season, against Oregon and West Virginia. The Tigers’ defense produced takeaways that shortened the field for LSU’s offense, and the Bayou Bengals also came up with game-changing special-teams plays that gave them a needed margin for error. Alabama’s defense ranks in the top three of several statistical categories; head coach Nick Saban and defensive coordinator Kirby Smart are regarded as two of the best defensive minds in the college game. A team with a great defense and even better defensive strategists should be able to find the game plan that confuses Jarrett Lee and makes LSU’s offense crumble. Alabama might not score much against LSU’s fast defense, but the Tigers might score even fewer points against the Crimson Tide.

Who Will Win

It’s going to be an old-fashioned SEC slugfest. Neither team should score a lot, because both defenses should be a step ahead of the offenses. More specifically, neither quarterback is dynamic enough to outmaneuver the linebackers and safeties posed by the opposition. The sense here is that Jarrett Lee will make fewer mistakes than A.J. McCarron, enabling LSU to claim the most anticipated regular-season college football game in quite some time.

College Football Betting Pick: LSU

Posted on November 1st, 2011 by admin
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When I ask that, I mean how do the championships work. I don’t follow it too closely, but I’m going to start. Every year, there is an SEC team in the final game. I came to that conclusion until I remembered that I watched USC and Texas play in that game quite some time ago. You have several conferences and yet there can only be two teams in the final game. The conferences have a championship game to determine the winner. But when you have several conference winners, how do you know which teams go to the final game?

I bet it’s based off the rankings and undefeated records. More than likely, Bama or LSU be there. Then maybe Stanford as the other opponent.If it’s based on records, that would be unfair. I think there should be a playoff format with all the conference winners to see who goes to the final game.
Damn,,,that sucks.

• BCS standings, which is based off of the USA Today poll, Harris Interactive Poll, and a combination of 7 different computer polls, determines the national championship matchup.
• Off the BCS rankings which are from computers, polls, coaches, former players
• Its the two bst ranked team. Playoffs will not happen because colleges would loose money
• It is determined by the BCS ranking which consists of 1/3 Coaches Poll, 1/3 computer rankings and 1/3 the Harris Interactive poll..

Posted on October 31st, 2011 by admin
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Just for note…. if you live under a rock. Clemson and Kansas State both suffered blow out losses. Stanford escaped USC in triple OT, a bit of a controversy has arose due to the ref bumbling the video replay in the last second which would have given USC a field goal chance. Arkansas to rally past VANDERBILT in the 4th quarter to win by 3 points. Wisconsin lost in the last minute to Ohio State. Nebraska ran over Michigan State. Virginia Tech barely got by Duke with a 4 point win. South Carolina had a one score win over Tennessee. Texas Tech (yes the Tech team that knocked off Oklahoma on the road) was destroyed by Iowa State. Houston was losing 17-7 to Rice before they stromed back for a blow out win (thursday).

Good luck everybody because I bet everybody’s 5-10 is completely different while the top 5 should be all the same teams in different order.
Additional info for the guy who bashed Boise State’s schedule. I realize that by the end of the season the SOS index for Boise State will be horrible but as it stands going into this weekend Sagarin rankings (the ones ABC/ESPN use) said Boise had played the 3rd hardest schedule so far of undefeated teams. So yes you can bash the schedule at the end of the year but as it stands the SOS index they have justifies a top 5 ranking.

1. LSU – argubably the best team, who has beaten the highest ranked team (Oregon)
2. Alabama – arguably the 2nd best team, who is getting a little help from the fact that they gave the defensively challenged Arkansas their only loss, as well as the offensively challenged Penn State their only loss.
3. Oklahoma State – right now is cruising through the toughest conference in the country (Big 12).
4. Stanford – great game last night against a USC team, who if they were allowed to be in the Coaches Poll, probably would have been a top 12 team.
5. Boise State – still good, schedule kind of hurts, but they will continue to move up with undefeateds continue to lose.
6. Oregon – Seem to be improving, but Darren Thomas may cost them another game with bad turnovers.
7. Oklahoma – goes on the road and beats the 8th ranked team, in a game that wasn’t close after halftime.
8. Nebraksa – they jump high by beating a ranked opponent, and are helped by very lackluster performances by teams ahead of them.
9. Arkansas – good offensive team, but are living on borrowed time if they continue with the slow starts. Thankfully for them, they are in the SEC, where they only have 2 tough games.
10. Clemson – tough loss, that eveyone knew was coming at some point. Still a good team that will probably win the ACC.

1a. LSU- If they beat Bama, they will win the National Championship

1b. Alabama- If they beat LSU, they will win the National Championship

3. Oklahoma State- The only tough team they’ll really play this year is Oklahoma, and both teams could score 50 points

4. Boise State- I realize they appearently don’t have the SOS of the teams, but according the a graphic ABC showed during Stanford/USC last night they actually had a tougher schedule than all but 2 of the undefeateds, even over Alabama and Stanford. They’re also a team that just wins and is very consistent

5. Oklahoma- Went on the road and SLAUGHTERED a previously unbeaten Kansas State team a week after losing to T.Tech

6. Stanford- I wasn’t that impressed with them last night. Yea they won at USC, but USC isn’t that great a team and USC almost beat them. I think their defense was exposed last night.

7. Oregon- They took a while, but they eventually started up against Washington State and won pretty easily. Their defense wasn’t too impressive either.

8. Arkansas- They were pretty lucky to leave Vandy with a win since their kicker pulled a Brotzman, I’m not too sure they deserve to be this high but there aren’t any better suitors.

9. Nebraska- Ever since the Wisconsin game and most of the Ohio State game, they haven’t looked too bad. I think they’re legitimate contenders in the Big 10

10. Clemson- They played a good Georgia Tech team on the road, but they failed to stop their ground game, which is the only part of their offense. I still believe they’ll win the ACC

Posted on October 30th, 2011 by admin
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The Michigan State Spartans lead the Big Ten Legends Division entering October 29. The Nebraska Cornhuskers must knock off the Spartans in order to change this divisional race.

Michigan State Spartans @ Nebraska Cornhuskers – Saturday, October 29

Sports betting line: Nebraska -4

Why Michigan State Will Win

The college football betting  experts who study the Big Ten Conference would probably say that this Michigan State team isnt as consistent as last years club was. Coach Mark Dantonios Spartans really had just one bad game in their 2010 regular season, a face-plant at Iowa in which nothing went right. For the rest of last season, MSU was on point at every turn. Does this mean that the 2011 team isnt as good? Yes. Does this mean, however, that the Spartans will be at a competitive disadvantage when they face Nebraska this weekend? No.

The Spartans might be inconsistent on offense, but their defense has been dependable throughout the season. Even though Sparty conceded 31 points to Wisconsin this past weekend, it contained Wisconsin quarterback Russell Wilson, who is far more skilled than Nebraska quarterback Taylor Martinez. Michigan States defense weathered the storm against the Badgers powerful offense in the first quarter and then locked down the Badgers for most of the games middle two quarters. Moreover, MSU mounted that successful stand against Wisconsin without William Gholston, a fierce pass rusher who was suspended for the game due to punches he threw in a game against Michigan on Oct. 15. Michigan State is a superb defensive team, and since Nebraska has an offense that is much more one-dimensional than Wisconsins, MSU should be able to contain the Cornhuskers for most of the day. As long as Sparty doesnt commit multiple turnovers – particularly in the red zone or in other key situations – it should be able to stay close and put itself in a very good position when the fourth quarter rolls around. This might not be an overpowering team, but it continues to find ways to win at crunch time. If Nebraska cant forge a substantial advantage in the first three quarters, trust Sparty to take charge at the end.

Why Nebraska Will Win

When you do your homework and assess your best best sportsbook on this game, you need to realize that Nebraska has to be a more confident team than it was in the earlier stages of October. The Cornhuskers had been whacked by Wisconsin, 48-17, and they then fell behind Ohio State in the third quarter of and October 8 game, 27-6. The outlook was bleak for a team that was rapidly losing its will, its mental fortitude, and its sense of identity. Then, however, everything changed.
The Huskers found a way to get off the deck and rally for a stirring 34-27 win, the largest comeback in Nebraskas storied football history. Now, coach Bo Pelini shouldnt have to worry about motivation. His team can know that it can take a punch and answer. Moreover, Nebraska is playing a Michigan State team that is very inconsistent on the offensive side of the ball. The Spartans might have scored 37 points last week against Wisconsin, but 14 of those points came from the defensive and special teams units. In MSUs previous win against Michigan, the Spartans needed a pick-six to finish a victory. As long as Nebraska doesnt turn the ball over, it will force Michigan State to mount long scoring drives, and thats been a problem for Sparty this season. One can very easily imagine a scenario in which Nebraska forces more turnovers than it commits, which will enable the Huskers to win this game.

Who Will Win

Nebraska is the more desperate team, since it is chasing Michigan State in the standings. Moreover, the Huskers get this game at home and they get it early – an 11:05 a.m. local time kickoff. Its doubtful that Michigan State will play a cleaner, better game. Take Nebraska.

College Football Betting Pick: Nebraska

Posted on October 27th, 2011 by admin
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The Clemson Tigers have been the biggest surprise of the 2011 college football season. Theyll try to stay in the national championship chase when they take on upset-minded Georgia Tech.

Clemson Tigers @ Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets – Saturday, October 29

Sports betting line: Clemson -4

Why Clemson Will Win

The college football betting  experts who study the Atlantic Coast Conference know that Clemson hasnt won a league championship since 1991, which is the year when Florida State joined the conference of Americas Atlantic Seaboard. Its been a rough two-decade period for the Tigers, who have made only one ACC Championship Game (in 2009) and failed to win it. Clemsons seasons sometimes start in promising fashion, but over the past 20 years, they have lost steam in October. This years team, however, seems to be different. Clemson won the big-ticket games that existed in the early part of its schedule, and it has then managed to avoid the landmines in the middle part of its slate. Clemson took down Auburn, Florida State, and – on the road – Virginia Tech to rise to national prominence. Then, when a big bulls-eye was placed on the Tigers backside, coach Dabo Swinneys team still managed to stay the course, a change from the typical modus operandi on fall Saturdays over the past 20 years.
Clemson fell behind the Maryland Terrapins, 35-17, in the third quarter, and was staring at the prospect of a devastating defeat. However, the Tigers – behind all-world playmaker Sammy Watkins, who returned kicks and produced long pass plays in tandem with CU quarterback Tajh Boyd – rallied for a 56-45 win, the kind of slay-the-demons performance that changes a vibe and a mindset in a locker room. This team is full of belief, and with Georgia Tech reeling after consecutive losses to Virginia and Miami over the past two weeks, the Yellow Jackets arent likely to match Clemsons level of willpower.

In past seasons, it has not been smart at all to trust in Clemsons consistency or steadiness, because those two qualities havent existed in the world of the Tigers. Now, however, this is a team that a pigskin pundit should believe in. The Tigers are for real. Offensive coordinator Chad Morris, the huge hire made by Swinney in the offseason, has unlocked all the talent of an athletically dynamic offense. This team is not likely to flinch in the spotlight this Saturday night against Georgia Tech.

Why Georgia Tech Will Win

When you do your homework and assess your best best sportsbook on this game, don’t use linear logic.
The Yellow Jackets are tired. They havent yet had a bye week. Their passing game, which is what enabled their triple-option offense to flourish in the 6-0 start to the season, is plainly flagging. Georgia Tech didnt complete a pass of more than 17 yards in a 24-7 loss to Miami last weekend. Quarterback Tevin Washington is struggling, and the aura of confidence that filled this teams perfect September has clearly faded away.

So why pick Georgia Tech to win? This is one of those games in which desperation carries a team to new heights. Georgia Techs season truly hangs in the balance in this contest. The Yellow Jackets must win in order to stay one game behind Virginia Tech for the ACC Coastal Division lead. If Georgia Tech loses, it will fall two games behind the Hokies, meaning that a win over Virginia Tech on Nov. 10 will not be enough to claim the Coastal crown. All of Techs mental energy, all of the wrinkles in the playbook, and all of this teams urgency in all three phases of football will be on display against Clemson. The Jackets will throw the kitchen sink at the Tigers and play with far more emotion than theyve shown in recent weeks. This game is also a home game for Georgia Tech, which will feed this teams adrenaline level and push it to the finish line.
Who Will Win

It’s very possible that Tech will rise up, but Clemson has answers for every question thrown its way. This Clemson team is different. It will not stumble this weekend, keeping its unbeaten season alive.

College Football Betting Pick: Clemson

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