Mike Lineback
4* Nebraska Cornhuskers -3 -125 (1/2 pt buy)
Strongly believe Nebraska will win the battle in the trenches. Missouri having problems running the ball and defending the run. Nevada racked up 218 yards on the ground vs. Tigers two weeks ago. Plus, first year QB Gabbert hasn't faced the pressure, like he will see from a strong Nebraska defensive front (Pelini style; D much improved this yr). Both teams' coming off bye and haven't played anybody, except for Nebraska who dominated V-Tech on road but lost on last minute blown coverage call. Huskers held the Hokies to 11 first downs, 278 total yds (89 coming on last minute pass), 86 yds rushing on 37 carries which equates to 2.3 yp rushing attempt. Plus, Nebraska ran for 207 yds and lost the turnover battle (0-2) in Blacksburg. Needless, to say Nebraska let one get away. Not tonight!! Weather should be a factor as well. It's been raining all day in Columbia and is forecasted to rain throughout most of game. Low 50's, north wind with gusts should favor the ground game. Another reason why I like the Huskers.
4* Nebraska Cornhuskers -3 -125 (1/2 pt buy)
Strongly believe Nebraska will win the battle in the trenches. Missouri having problems running the ball and defending the run. Nevada racked up 218 yards on the ground vs. Tigers two weeks ago. Plus, first year QB Gabbert hasn't faced the pressure, like he will see from a strong Nebraska defensive front (Pelini style; D much improved this yr). Both teams' coming off bye and haven't played anybody, except for Nebraska who dominated V-Tech on road but lost on last minute blown coverage call. Huskers held the Hokies to 11 first downs, 278 total yds (89 coming on last minute pass), 86 yds rushing on 37 carries which equates to 2.3 yp rushing attempt. Plus, Nebraska ran for 207 yds and lost the turnover battle (0-2) in Blacksburg. Needless, to say Nebraska let one get away. Not tonight!! Weather should be a factor as well. It's been raining all day in Columbia and is forecasted to rain throughout most of game. Low 50's, north wind with gusts should favor the ground game. Another reason why I like the Huskers.
BIG AL
25-6 ATS NEBRASKA/MIZZOU ESPN TV WINNER
Nebraska at Missouri
Missouri +4
Analysis: At 9 pm, on Thursday, our selection is on the Missouri Tigers plus the points over Nebraska. I did a double-take when I saw this pointspread, as I certainly didn't expect the Tigers to be installed as a 3.5-point home underdog. Clearly, Nebraska is being strongly rated for its #1-ranked defense (7 ppg), and its ninth-ranked offense (39.3 ppg). Still, the 'Huskers have played three creampuffs (Florida Atlantic, Arkansas St, and La-Lafayette) to go along with its game at then-No. 13 Virginia Tech. But the Huskers lost that game to the Hokies, 16-15, and QB Zac Lee's numbers were less-than-mediocre vs. Virginia Tech (11-for-30 passing; 136 yards; 2 Interceptions). Last year, Missouri drilled Nebraska 52-17, and the Tigers have opened up this 2009 season with a 4-0 record, including a blowout 37-9 win over Illinois. Granted, Mizzou had Heisman Trophy contender Chase Daniel at quarterback last season, but sophomore Blaine Gabbert (who once had committed to Nebraska, before going to Missouri) has taken over the reins this season, with nary a drop-off. Gabbert is leading an offense that's 15th in points scored (36.8 ppg) and 16th in yards (453 ypg). Overall this season, he's passed for over 1100 yards, 11 touchdowns and 0 interceptions. The Tigers also have played great at home at Faurot Field, winning 23 of their last 27 games, including three straight over Nebraska. And although not as good as Nebraska's defense, this 2009 Tigers squad is playing much better 'D' under first-year coordinator Dave Steckel. Unlike Matt Eberflus, who co-ordinated the defense last season, Steckel prefers to keep his blitz packages in check, and instead play a lot of zone. The result is that Missouri is giving up a lot of "dink-and-dunk" yards, but not big plays (only three plays have gone for 20+ yards vs. Missouri this season). The 'Huskers have also only won once in their previous 15 road games vs. ranked opponents, and they're a dreadful 6-25 ATS away from home off a double-digit home win. Finally, Missouri falls into 35-12, 37-13, and 111-47 ATS systems of mine that each play on certain rested home dogs off a straight-up win. Take the points with the home dog.
25-6 ATS NEBRASKA/MIZZOU ESPN TV WINNER
Nebraska at Missouri
Missouri +4
Analysis: At 9 pm, on Thursday, our selection is on the Missouri Tigers plus the points over Nebraska. I did a double-take when I saw this pointspread, as I certainly didn't expect the Tigers to be installed as a 3.5-point home underdog. Clearly, Nebraska is being strongly rated for its #1-ranked defense (7 ppg), and its ninth-ranked offense (39.3 ppg). Still, the 'Huskers have played three creampuffs (Florida Atlantic, Arkansas St, and La-Lafayette) to go along with its game at then-No. 13 Virginia Tech. But the Huskers lost that game to the Hokies, 16-15, and QB Zac Lee's numbers were less-than-mediocre vs. Virginia Tech (11-for-30 passing; 136 yards; 2 Interceptions). Last year, Missouri drilled Nebraska 52-17, and the Tigers have opened up this 2009 season with a 4-0 record, including a blowout 37-9 win over Illinois. Granted, Mizzou had Heisman Trophy contender Chase Daniel at quarterback last season, but sophomore Blaine Gabbert (who once had committed to Nebraska, before going to Missouri) has taken over the reins this season, with nary a drop-off. Gabbert is leading an offense that's 15th in points scored (36.8 ppg) and 16th in yards (453 ypg). Overall this season, he's passed for over 1100 yards, 11 touchdowns and 0 interceptions. The Tigers also have played great at home at Faurot Field, winning 23 of their last 27 games, including three straight over Nebraska. And although not as good as Nebraska's defense, this 2009 Tigers squad is playing much better 'D' under first-year coordinator Dave Steckel. Unlike Matt Eberflus, who co-ordinated the defense last season, Steckel prefers to keep his blitz packages in check, and instead play a lot of zone. The result is that Missouri is giving up a lot of "dink-and-dunk" yards, but not big plays (only three plays have gone for 20+ yards vs. Missouri this season). The 'Huskers have also only won once in their previous 15 road games vs. ranked opponents, and they're a dreadful 6-25 ATS away from home off a double-digit home win. Finally, Missouri falls into 35-12, 37-13, and 111-47 ATS systems of mine that each play on certain rested home dogs off a straight-up win. Take the points with the home dog.
Tony George
Nebraska vs. Missouri
Play: Nebraska -3
52-17. That score has been in Nebraskas stadium scoreboard all week for practice, I know because I was there on Monday in person. Mizzou has crushed the Huskers 92-23 the past 2 years.....NU has not won in Columbia in 3 trips the last 6 years and Mizzou has owned this series recently. Nebraska shut down Virginia Tech on the road for all but 1 series and lost by 1 point in a very hostile environment in a game they dominated, and VT is better than Mizzou by a longshot. NU's RB Hulu is one of the better backs in the USA, and revenge is a HUGE factor in this game. NU will run it and play physical and they have the defense (7 ppg allowed all year) to contain Mizzous spread attack and shut down QB Gabbert, who once committed to NU and then went to Mizzou, and that has been a point of contention as well. Mizzou embarrassed NU last year on national TV in Lincoln, and head coach Bo Pellini has made it a point to have this game circled for 365 days...NU will be the better team here. Remember Bowling Green has a 14 point fourth quarter lead in Columbia 3 weeks ago, Mizzou is beatable at home. Play 1 Unit on Nebraska.
Nebraska vs. Missouri
Play: Nebraska -3
52-17. That score has been in Nebraskas stadium scoreboard all week for practice, I know because I was there on Monday in person. Mizzou has crushed the Huskers 92-23 the past 2 years.....NU has not won in Columbia in 3 trips the last 6 years and Mizzou has owned this series recently. Nebraska shut down Virginia Tech on the road for all but 1 series and lost by 1 point in a very hostile environment in a game they dominated, and VT is better than Mizzou by a longshot. NU's RB Hulu is one of the better backs in the USA, and revenge is a HUGE factor in this game. NU will run it and play physical and they have the defense (7 ppg allowed all year) to contain Mizzous spread attack and shut down QB Gabbert, who once committed to NU and then went to Mizzou, and that has been a point of contention as well. Mizzou embarrassed NU last year on national TV in Lincoln, and head coach Bo Pellini has made it a point to have this game circled for 365 days...NU will be the better team here. Remember Bowling Green has a 14 point fourth quarter lead in Columbia 3 weeks ago, Mizzou is beatable at home. Play 1 Unit on Nebraska.
Mike Handzelek
Nebraska vs. Missouri
Pick: Nebraska -169
For the last 2 seasons Chase Daniel & Jeremy Maclin have had their way with the Cornhuskers in blowout fashion. Gary Pinkel's terrific tandem have now moved on to better pastures & this is no better time for Bo Pelini & Nebraska to come into Memorial Stadium in Columbia to execute a little revenge. Bo has successfully resurrected a 5-7 team by quickly converting them into a winner finishing the 2008 campaign @ 9-4 with a close out bowl win over Clemson. Nebraska could very easily be 4-0 if they held on @ Virginia Tech 2 weeks ago but got nipped by 1. First year Mizzou' QB Gabbert looks flawless with a 11/0 TD/INT ratio but played 4 soft defenses. The Tigers have covered just 2 of their last 8 @ home and are 4-26 SU in this series. The numbers also show Missouri being an ugly ticket-ripping 3-10 ATS @ home when off a SU & ATS win as a road favorite. Nebraska is looking for that signature win to push them to another level and they're out to prove it tonight. Versus an undefeated conference opponent off a double-digit win, the Huskers' have surely thrived by going 15-3-1 ATS when settled in this situation. Nebraska nearly outgains Missouri by 2 yards per rush and were up against a tougher schedule. Now you know why The Real McCoy Stands Up Here play is to invest $200 on the Nebraska Cornhuskers to pull out a signature win.
Nebraska vs. Missouri
Pick: Nebraska -169
For the last 2 seasons Chase Daniel & Jeremy Maclin have had their way with the Cornhuskers in blowout fashion. Gary Pinkel's terrific tandem have now moved on to better pastures & this is no better time for Bo Pelini & Nebraska to come into Memorial Stadium in Columbia to execute a little revenge. Bo has successfully resurrected a 5-7 team by quickly converting them into a winner finishing the 2008 campaign @ 9-4 with a close out bowl win over Clemson. Nebraska could very easily be 4-0 if they held on @ Virginia Tech 2 weeks ago but got nipped by 1. First year Mizzou' QB Gabbert looks flawless with a 11/0 TD/INT ratio but played 4 soft defenses. The Tigers have covered just 2 of their last 8 @ home and are 4-26 SU in this series. The numbers also show Missouri being an ugly ticket-ripping 3-10 ATS @ home when off a SU & ATS win as a road favorite. Nebraska is looking for that signature win to push them to another level and they're out to prove it tonight. Versus an undefeated conference opponent off a double-digit win, the Huskers' have surely thrived by going 15-3-1 ATS when settled in this situation. Nebraska nearly outgains Missouri by 2 yards per rush and were up against a tougher schedule. Now you know why The Real McCoy Stands Up Here play is to invest $200 on the Nebraska Cornhuskers to pull out a signature win.
Missouri should have lost to Bowling Green at home and just barley beat Nevada on the road, now they are top 25? All the experts had Missouri at the bottom this year, that is where they will end up for sure. This is not a top 25 team, Nebraska should win this one easy, but worst case by -3. GL
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