Like GS stated, we were touting the Longhorns in preseason as a very underrated team. We were right. It was easy betting on Texas whenever they were still "proving " to the nation that they were better than what they were given credit for, but whenever they beat Oklahoma, they had proved it. I bet Mizzou last week, too, because it was a classic letdown situation for Texas and a rebound situation for Mizzou. It turned out to be the wrong bet. But, here's the difference in a "fan" and a gambler -- gambler's are looking for edges and angles to bet while fans bet their favorites and have a hard time understanding why others don't follow suit.
It will be increasingly difficult for me to bet Texas again until they get beat and it has nothing to do with them beating Oklahoma. The fact is their schedule is nearly impossible and they WILL have a game eventually where they will not execute nearly as flawlessly as they have these last two games. The law of averages say that they will lose soon. I refuse to blindly put money on them knowing that this is the case and I think GS is the same way.
It will be increasingly difficult for me to bet Texas again until they get beat and it has nothing to do with them beating Oklahoma. The fact is their schedule is nearly impossible and they WILL have a game eventually where they will not execute nearly as flawlessly as they have these last two games. The law of averages say that they will lose soon. I refuse to blindly put money on them knowing that this is the case and I think GS is the same way.