I caught Okie State's act last week, they looked like a bunch of Neds...thinking

[Tonycried2]

seriously about taking WVU + 8 on Saturday! Smack aside , can you guys play a lick? I'll grant you it's hard to evaluate team's in this COVID world.

 

[MichiganHerd]

I was going to give you a lock, to see if you were interested. Michigan's over/under for number of wins this year is 6.5. With a nine game slate, there's absolutely no way they'll get to seven wins. I'm seeing at best a 6-3 mark in the regular season, and more than likely a 5-4 mark. I'm not even sure how these bets can really hold up though, assuming a game or two gets postponed. I'm assuming they don't include bowl games, because that's their only hope.

 

[Tonycried2]

I was going to give you a lock, to see if you were interested. Michigan's over/under for number of wins this year is 6.5. With a nine game slate, there's absolutely no way they'll get to seven wins. I'm seeing at best a 6-3 mark in the regular season, and more than likely a 5-4 mark. I'm not even sure how these bets can really hold up though, assuming a game or two gets postponed. I'm assuming they don't include bowl games, because that's their only hope.

I don't play the proposition bets Michigan but your analysis seems accurate to me. If I wager today ,I want to get paid today or at worse tomorrow. You like WVU +8?

 

[MichiganHerd]

I don't play the proposition bets Michigan but your analysis seems accurate to me. If I wager today ,I want to get paid today or at worse tomorrow. You like WVU +8?

That's a tough one to bet on. I'm just not sure what kind of offense WVU has yet, since I've only seen them run over those stiffs from Eastern Kentucky. I'm hearing the Cowboy QB is banged up, so unsure if he's playing or not, plus I don't know anything about their backup QB. I guess if I had to bet one way or another, I might take the +8, but I wouldn't be comfortable. I've seen this same Cowboy team put up some lofty numbers, and they seem like they might even play some defense, which is unusual in that conference. Could go either way. I think I would pass on it.

I'm liking Alabama giving Missouri 27, Notre Dame giving Wake 17.5, and the Bearcats giving 11.5 to Army.

 

[MichiganHerd]

Scratch the Notre Dame game. The tilt at Wake Forest has been postponed, due to multiple Covid cases amongst Irish players. (Seven I think they said)

 

[tOSUGrad90]

I was going to give you a lock, to see if you were interested. Michigan's over/under for number of wins this year is 6.5. With a nine game slate, there's absolutely no way they'll get to seven wins. I'm seeing at best a 6-3 mark in the regular season, and more than likely a 5-4 mark. I'm not even sure how these bets can really hold up though, assuming a game or two gets postponed. I'm assuming they don't include bowl games, because that's their only hope.

If Hairball goes 5-4, then he should be fired following the ninth game. I'm thinking more like 7-2 for Michigan, with another bad bowl game loss to an SEC team to finish at 7-3.

 

[tOSUGrad90]

seriously about taking WVU + 8 on Saturday! Smack aside , can you guys play a lick? I'll grant you it's hard to evaluate team's in this COVID world.

Didn't the line open at 6.5, but move to 8.5 almost immediately? Okie Light's starting quarterback, who can really run, has a sprained ankle, and, if it's a high ankle sprain, then he won't play. The back-up is terrible, and the third stringer, a four-star prospect, is a true freshman. NFL caliber RB and WR will test WVU's average defense, but if QB starter Sanders doesn't play, then WVU would be a good bet, at +8 or so.

 

[MichiganHerd]

If Hairball goes 5-4, then he should be fired following the ninth game. I'm thinking more like 7-2 for Michigan, with another bad bowl game loss to an SEC team to finish at 7-3.

I don't think it's possible to go 7-2. They're going to be underdogs in at least three games, and they'll probably split two road games against Minnesota and Indiana where they will be maybe 3 point favorites. If by chance they win both of them, then they'll need to beat Penn State or Wisconsin at home, and not lose to one of the stiffs. 9th game will all depend on where they play, which will probably be against Iowa, if both teams finish 3rd, which is how I currently project them.

 

[Tonycried2]

That's a tough one to bet on. I'm just not sure what kind of offense WVU has yet, since I've only seen them run over those stiffs from Eastern Kentucky. I'm hearing the Cowboy QB is banged up, so unsure if he's playing or not, plus I don't know anything about their backup QB. I guess if I had to bet one way or another, I might take the +8, but I wouldn't be comfortable. I've seen this same Cowboy team put up some lofty numbers, and they seem like they might even play some defense, which is unusual in that conference. Could go either way. I think I would pass on it.

I'm liking Alabama giving Missouri 27, Notre Dame giving Wake 17.5, and the Bearcats giving 11.5 to Army.

"bama scares me a little, big number a lot of ways to lose laying 27 1/2 but couldn't take Mizzou. I loved ND and UC as well but Bearcats up to 14 but I might lay that anyway. I also like UK +6, think they're live to beat Auburn straight up.

 

[Tonycried2]

Didn't the line open at 6.5, but move to 8.5 almost immediately? Okie Light's starting quarterback, who can really run, has a sprained ankle, and, if it's a high ankle sprain, then he won't play. The back-up is terrible, and the third stringer, a four-star prospect, is a true freshman. NFL caliber RB and WR will test WVU's average defense, but if QB starter Sanders doesn't play, then WVU would be a good bet, at +8 or so.

I'll probably pass just don't know enough about the Mounties.