I am with Virginia Tech here. USC does not open well. VTech does. VTech has the special teams and takeaway advantage here. The D is built on speed, and is focused on linebacker and secondary play. USC can win, but it will be running the ball. USC is essentially the road team here. VTech has solid qBack as well. 1 special teams score or turnover score and VTech will cover. 2 and they may win.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by JimFiestSux:
Blue & BigBet,
If its 18 now , why jump on it at 20?? How many games do you see end in 18,19,20 point wins?? You should wait till if it hits 21. Anything UNDER 21 especially 18-20 isn;t really different IMO!! <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
you don't think there is a difference between 18 and 20 points in a football game?
i do.
Blue & BigBet,
If its 18 now , why jump on it at 20?? How many games do you see end in 18,19,20 point wins?? You should wait till if it hits 21. Anything UNDER 21 especially 18-20 isn;t really different IMO!! <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
you don't think there is a difference between 18 and 20 points in a football game?
i do.
I will add an extensive write up about this game soon since Va Tech is a team I follow very closely...
Va Tech bears no resemblance to the great teams they have had during the Michael Vic era, and they are clearly in the rebuilding mode...
They are always well coached but their talent pool has dropped sharply...
The number looks "high" on surface, but when I do my in depth analysis of matchups, I may surprise you with who I take...
THE SHRINK
Va Tech bears no resemblance to the great teams they have had during the Michael Vic era, and they are clearly in the rebuilding mode...
They are always well coached but their talent pool has dropped sharply...
The number looks "high" on surface, but when I do my in depth analysis of matchups, I may surprise you with who I take...
THE SHRINK
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by THE SHRINK:
I will add an extensive write up about this game soon since Va Tech is a team I follow very closely...
Va Tech bears no resemblance to the great teams they have had during the Michael Vic era, and they are clearly in the rebuilding mode...
They are always well coached but their talent pool has dropped sharply...
The number looks "high" on surface, but when I do my in depth analysis of matchups, I may surprise you with who I take...
THE SHRINK <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Shrink- Looks like you like VT.
What line are you expecting to get?
What is your opinion?
I will add an extensive write up about this game soon since Va Tech is a team I follow very closely...
Va Tech bears no resemblance to the great teams they have had during the Michael Vic era, and they are clearly in the rebuilding mode...
They are always well coached but their talent pool has dropped sharply...
The number looks "high" on surface, but when I do my in depth analysis of matchups, I may surprise you with who I take...
THE SHRINK <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Shrink- Looks like you like VT.
What line are you expecting to get?
What is your opinion?
Agree w/AJ Suited here, in that the 2 programs are going in totally different directions...USC up and VaT down...USC strong recruiting class and VaT weak...USC alot of depth and VAT none..loss of Vick will hurt on "O" side of ball ..only real advantage I see for VaT is special teams and even that is not a big one...USC strong coaching with the "gay" Pete C...Look for USC to try and run score up since that now counts in the BCS voting...take USC and give the points to a shadow of its past VaT...
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by ethan:
I am with Virginia Tech here. USC does not open well. VTech does. VTech has the special teams and takeaway advantage here. The D is built on speed, and is focused on linebacker and secondary play. USC can win, but it will be running the ball. USC is essentially the road team here. VTech has solid qBack as well. 1 special teams score or turnover score and VTech will cover. 2 and they may win. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
23-O over Auburn....1st game last season
I am with Virginia Tech here. USC does not open well. VTech does. VTech has the special teams and takeaway advantage here. The D is built on speed, and is focused on linebacker and secondary play. USC can win, but it will be running the ball. USC is essentially the road team here. VTech has solid qBack as well. 1 special teams score or turnover score and VTech will cover. 2 and they may win. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
23-O over Auburn....1st game last season
Is this a required play? Because it is the first game? I am sure I will find a looser number and more value and better betting opportunity elsewhere. Pass. These games are traps. Show me a single game schd and I will show you a tight line. Show me a 50 game schd, and I will find you a bunch of loose ones. Best Wishes either way...OF
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Marco:
I'm sorta thinking like Frog on this one....
...gonna wait for a deeper schedule and a few loose lines <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Understandable, but is nice to try and gain some information on this game.
I'm sorta thinking like Frog on this one....
...gonna wait for a deeper schedule and a few loose lines <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Understandable, but is nice to try and gain some information on this game.
With MLB, NFL ex, olympic hoops, horses and even Emmys, I have little free time to cap games or get info on positions I have no interest in. Lot of question marks, info I would think has value, does USC get Williams back. A sure pass until you know that. He is a difference maker. Best Wishes...OF
