more cbowls pigx:
memp bg 71ov
ucla wyo 57ov
orst -3 nd
okst ohst48ov
dec 7 pigx/lines:
usc -3 ok
HAW -2½ uab
fresnost +5½ va
noill -1 troyst
lsvl boise un83½
bc +3½ nc
minn +4 ala
aub vatch 44½ov
nm navy 41ov
toledo uconn 66ov
nf lst wk 3-3 38-46-1
NYJ sea un41½
ATL car 42ov
dal +13 PHI
CHI hou 35½ov
IND balt 49ov
KC dvr 53ov
TB -7½ no
DET minn un49
CIN buff 44ov
MIA ne 41ov
More totals plays on my second round of bowl earlybirds, as offenses will get rest and time to prepare, and I do not see any formidable defenses (buckeyes slight exception) in these matchups that can benefit from the time off. In fact OhioState may have wanted to keep on chooglin' after fine offensive performances in November, but 49 and Cowboys stampeding troops will easily help get that sub 50 over the half century. The Cowboys of Laramie don't do much outside their 7000 foot loft, but neither does Bruins bruised up cubs , and there'll be more shooting than the dice at the Veg. No stopping the gang violence in Mobile next week as the nation's best shooter Omar Jacobs will shoot more holes into Memphis' once proud defense than Turner's-Wannstedt-Popovich's collective mugs. Jacobs also has a chance to be the first hippie-dreadlock qb in the NFL, always good to see the new wave into the old school.
Results Vs. Pointspreads for the season follow- Louisville no surprise wins the RVP championship. Most of the top 15 finishers are bowl teams to no surprise, Kansas living off the strength of their Toledo torpedoing aberration the lone exception.
Louisville 13.9
UTEP 10.3
Fresno St. 9.9
Va. Tech 9.0
Kansas 8.9
Bowl. Green 8.8
Kent St. 7.9
Utah 7.0
N. Carolina 6.7
Auburn 6.5
UCLA 6.4
Pittsburgh 5.9
Troy St. 5.6
California 5.5
New Mexico 5.4
Purdue 5.4
Texas Tech 4.6
Texas A&M 4.4
Stanford 3.8
Baylor 3.6
Iowa 3.5
Tulane 3.4
Army 3.2
Arkansas 3.0
Texas 2.9
Syracuse 2.8
Florida 2.4
Navy 2.2
Oregon St. 2.2
Wyoming 2.1
So. Cal 2.0
Boise St. 1.9
Duke 1.7
Indiana 1.7
Iowa State 1.4
Michigan St. 1.4
La.-Lafay. 1.3
Notre Dame 1.2
Ga. Tech 1.1
So. Miss 1.1
Alabama 1.0
Arizona St. 1.0
La. Tech 1.0
Cincinnati 0.9
Miss. St. 0.9
Penn State 0.9
BYU 0.8
Colorado 0.8
Miami-Fla. 0.7
Akron 0.2
No. Illinois 0.2
Virginia 0.2
Boston Col. 0.1
Buffalo 0.1
Okla. St. 0.1
Arizona 0.0
Georgia -0.1
Clemson -0.2
S. Jose St. -0.2
Utah St. -0.4
Ohio -0.5
N'western -0.6
Toledo -0.7
Ohio State -0.8
SMU -0.8
Ark. St. -0.9
La.-Monroe -0.9
N. Mex. St. -0.9
Air Force -1.0
Wisconsin -1.2
Vanderbilt -1.3
M. Tenn. St. -1.4
Mississippi -1.4
LSU -1.5
Minnesota -1.6
Wash. St. -1.6
Florida Atl. -1.9
So. Florida -1.9
E. Michigan -2.0
So. Carolina -2.0
Tennessee -2.2
Florida Intl. -2.3
Illinois -2.4
UAB -2.5
E. Carolina -2.8
N. Car. St. -2.8
S. Diego St. -2.8
Connecticut -2.9
Ball State -3.0
Michigan -3.0
No. Texas -3.1
Houston -3.2
Florida St. -3.3
Oregon -3.4
Miami-Ohio -3.5
Oklahoma -3.5
Nevada -3.6
Wake For. -3.6
W. Virginia -3.6
Memphis -3.8
Rutgers -3.9
TCU -4.1
Tulsa -4.1
Colo. St. -4.3
Temple -4.3
C. Florida -4.6
Kentucky -4.8
C. Michigan -5.3
Idaho -5.4
Missouri -5.5
Maryland -5.9
Rice -6.2
Kansas St. -6.5
Marshall -6.5
Washington -6.5
UNLV -6.8
W. Michigan -6.9
Hawaii -7.5
Nebraska -7.9
memp bg 71ov
ucla wyo 57ov
orst -3 nd
okst ohst48ov
dec 7 pigx/lines:
usc -3 ok
HAW -2½ uab
fresnost +5½ va
noill -1 troyst
lsvl boise un83½
bc +3½ nc
minn +4 ala
aub vatch 44½ov
nm navy 41ov
toledo uconn 66ov
nf lst wk 3-3 38-46-1
NYJ sea un41½
ATL car 42ov
dal +13 PHI
CHI hou 35½ov
IND balt 49ov
KC dvr 53ov
TB -7½ no
DET minn un49
CIN buff 44ov
MIA ne 41ov
More totals plays on my second round of bowl earlybirds, as offenses will get rest and time to prepare, and I do not see any formidable defenses (buckeyes slight exception) in these matchups that can benefit from the time off. In fact OhioState may have wanted to keep on chooglin' after fine offensive performances in November, but 49 and Cowboys stampeding troops will easily help get that sub 50 over the half century. The Cowboys of Laramie don't do much outside their 7000 foot loft, but neither does Bruins bruised up cubs , and there'll be more shooting than the dice at the Veg. No stopping the gang violence in Mobile next week as the nation's best shooter Omar Jacobs will shoot more holes into Memphis' once proud defense than Turner's-Wannstedt-Popovich's collective mugs. Jacobs also has a chance to be the first hippie-dreadlock qb in the NFL, always good to see the new wave into the old school.
Results Vs. Pointspreads for the season follow- Louisville no surprise wins the RVP championship. Most of the top 15 finishers are bowl teams to no surprise, Kansas living off the strength of their Toledo torpedoing aberration the lone exception.
Louisville 13.9
UTEP 10.3
Fresno St. 9.9
Va. Tech 9.0
Kansas 8.9
Bowl. Green 8.8
Kent St. 7.9
Utah 7.0
N. Carolina 6.7
Auburn 6.5
UCLA 6.4
Pittsburgh 5.9
Troy St. 5.6
California 5.5
New Mexico 5.4
Purdue 5.4
Texas Tech 4.6
Texas A&M 4.4
Stanford 3.8
Baylor 3.6
Iowa 3.5
Tulane 3.4
Army 3.2
Arkansas 3.0
Texas 2.9
Syracuse 2.8
Florida 2.4
Navy 2.2
Oregon St. 2.2
Wyoming 2.1
So. Cal 2.0
Boise St. 1.9
Duke 1.7
Indiana 1.7
Iowa State 1.4
Michigan St. 1.4
La.-Lafay. 1.3
Notre Dame 1.2
Ga. Tech 1.1
So. Miss 1.1
Alabama 1.0
Arizona St. 1.0
La. Tech 1.0
Cincinnati 0.9
Miss. St. 0.9
Penn State 0.9
BYU 0.8
Colorado 0.8
Miami-Fla. 0.7
Akron 0.2
No. Illinois 0.2
Virginia 0.2
Boston Col. 0.1
Buffalo 0.1
Okla. St. 0.1
Arizona 0.0
Georgia -0.1
Clemson -0.2
S. Jose St. -0.2
Utah St. -0.4
Ohio -0.5
N'western -0.6
Toledo -0.7
Ohio State -0.8
SMU -0.8
Ark. St. -0.9
La.-Monroe -0.9
N. Mex. St. -0.9
Air Force -1.0
Wisconsin -1.2
Vanderbilt -1.3
M. Tenn. St. -1.4
Mississippi -1.4
LSU -1.5
Minnesota -1.6
Wash. St. -1.6
Florida Atl. -1.9
So. Florida -1.9
E. Michigan -2.0
So. Carolina -2.0
Tennessee -2.2
Florida Intl. -2.3
Illinois -2.4
UAB -2.5
E. Carolina -2.8
N. Car. St. -2.8
S. Diego St. -2.8
Connecticut -2.9
Ball State -3.0
Michigan -3.0
No. Texas -3.1
Houston -3.2
Florida St. -3.3
Oregon -3.4
Miami-Ohio -3.5
Oklahoma -3.5
Nevada -3.6
Wake For. -3.6
W. Virginia -3.6
Memphis -3.8
Rutgers -3.9
TCU -4.1
Tulsa -4.1
Colo. St. -4.3
Temple -4.3
C. Florida -4.6
Kentucky -4.8
C. Michigan -5.3
Idaho -5.4
Missouri -5.5
Maryland -5.9
Rice -6.2
Kansas St. -6.5
Marshall -6.5
Washington -6.5
UNLV -6.8
W. Michigan -6.9
Hawaii -7.5
Nebraska -7.9
