This season could not be more balanced, it's actually pretty insane. And with the parity and uncertainty in the college football landscape this season, a fairly rare situation for most college football gamblers, I gotta say - the yin yang is flowing through me and I could not be more at peace with it.
NOT!
Fuck that. Have you seen the cost of literally anything outside your 40 square foot piece of shit apartment? It’s not great, Bob!
We need to come down the line here strong, I refuse to lose sleep knowing little Sally and Stevie will only be getting toys that came from Dollar Tree this Christmas. Onto Week 11, hey Vegas - BITE ME!
New Mexico State @ (2) Alabama: Alabama -51
In no world should we be aiming to succeed down the stretch by taking 51 points at the start of a game. That’s essentially what we’re doing. At the start of this game, New Mexico State is up by 51 points. Alabama has 60 minutes to come back. Don’t doubt it, just take it.
Final Score: Alabama 63, New Mexico State 10
(8) Oklahoma @ (13) Baylor: Baylor OUTRIGHT
I have a little experiment going here with Oklahoma to finish off the regular season. Soooo many people have been shitting on the Sooners all season long (not me), the evidence shows in their ranking from the playoff committee. A 9-0 team in a Power Five conference at this point in the season should be in the Top 4, no excuses in my opinion. With that said, I’m going to trust the college football fans nation wide, I’m going to trust the numerous factors (there aren't any, it’s all bullshit) that the playoff committee puts into these weekly rankings they make such a dramatic deal about. Oklahoma has 3 regular season games left, all against probably the best teams they’ve played this season. Baylor, Iowa State, and Oklahoma State. If Oklahoma is as bad as the collective public and committee says they are(I don’t think this), they should be losing one of these matchups outright. I can almost guarantee they’ll be favorites in all of these prior to a loss, so the experiment is simple. Take the dog outright, and we should come close to even in 3 games if Oklahoma loses 1. This experiment ends once they lose, so if Baylor wins today, we come out plus. If they finish the season 12-0, then I was right and you were all wrong. Either way, suck it.
Final Score: Baylor 32, Oklahoma 28
Southern Miss @ (23) UTSA: UTSA -33
It was always UTSA.
Final Score: UTSA 48, Southern Miss 13
(9) Notre Dame @ Virginia: Notre Dame -6.5 NOT! Under 63
A lot of people seem to forget the Irish have only 1 loss this season, that loss being to Cincinnati (one of the best teams in the country, but the playoff committee won’t tell you that). Virginia has an OFFENSE. They are #1 in the country in total offense. If Brian Kelly has a cell in his brain, all he has to do is go watch the scheme Wake Forest laid out when they held the Cavaliers to a season low 17 points. I can see Virginia getting a stop on the Irish early since it’s a home game and then Notre Dame will be forced to respond accordingly. I believe they will and for that reason, I have just convinced myself the pick here is the under. You’re seeing a live pick swap as I type. It honestly makes no sense because in their last 4, Notre Dame is averaging 35 PPG and Virginia is sitting pretty at a whopping 45 PPG. So naturally, it’s time to whip out the THICK SACK.
Final Score: Notre Dame 32, Virginia 28
(16) NC State @ (12) Wake Forest: Wake Forest -2
The dream season finally came to a close last week for the Demon Deacons. A 2nd half comeback from the Tar Heels put their perfect season to bed. With that said, you can’t not say Wake had a hugely overachieving year, with still more to come. I’m a firm believer you don’t lose to the same state back to back weeks in college football (although I think I’m 0-1 on that theory this year), so there’s no way we don’t take this low of a spread here for a potential bounce back home game for Wake. The wind has not been taken out of these sails.
Final Score: Wake Forest 42, NC State 32
Running Record: (121-100-3)
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