Now, I admit, it is unimpressive that I am only 6 for 10 in my first two weeks of trying to beat Vegas (5 for 7 in NCAA football, 1 for 3 in NFL), , but at the same time, if I was the average gambler Vegas would be losing. But lets see if I can walk the walk and truly show that reasonable gamblers can out smart Sin City. Here are my third week of football locks. Luckily for everybody, I will be giving 7 picks to hopefully increase my average (but according to me, there is no "hope" involved), and to all who may be reading this blog, DON'T BET ON THE NFL!!!!!!. I'm sorry, but most of the NFL games are WAY to unpredictable, as I have witnessed in the previous years, so just be careful while betting on the pros. (All spreads courtesy of bodoglife.com at around 2:15 AM Saturday.)
Wisconsin +3 (at Illinois), Illinois played Wisconsin very tough last year in Wisconsin, but still, why the #5 team (Wisconsin) is the underdog playing a unranked Illinois team is beyond me. None the less, Wisconsin will win this game straight up.
Miami -7 (at North Carolina), NC has been pathedic on offense, and I expect the much more talented offense of Miami to pull away at some point in this game.
Texas +12.5 (vs Oklahoma), although I feel Texas will lose, it won't be by more then 12 points. Mark it down.
Tenn +1.5 (vs Georgia), Tennessee has gotten off to a rough start, but do not look for it to continue at home against a struggling Georgia team.
Iowa +9.5 (at Penn St.), Iowa has played all their opponents close, and this rivalry will be no different.
Virginia Tech +6 (at Clemson), V Tech has one of the best defenses in the nation, and IF they do lose this battle, it will certainly be by less then 6 points.
Stanford +40 (at USC), When it comes to PAC 10 matchups, USC very rarely blows them out by more then 30 points. They start to drain the clock at the end, and do not expect this game to be any different.
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