bloodhound
Sniffing out wins
its been a good yr, its been a bad yr and as always its been a fun yr
Thanks to all who have responded to my threads and an apology to those that I was unable to get back too. All the comments were appreciated
FriNite
351 Tennessee Chattanooga* +7 -155 vs New Hampshire 77.5/50
351 Tennessee Chattanooga* +175 vs New Hampshire 28.6/50
at posting i dont see a total yet but I made it 51 and if thats the # I like the Over.
This is a good NH O against a good UTC D and it looks to me more like an even game so the ML is also a play for me.While TennChat has the better D, they can also put pts on the board as well. Both tms are hot and playing well
Sat
304 Navy* -13 -140 vs Army 140/100
303 Army/Navy* Under 60 -120 120/100
par Navy* -10 -220/ Under 66 -325 100/90
played these on the open but would still play at present #s. For Army this game is a chance at
redemption in a disappointing 4-7 season but imo they just dont have the O to compete with Navy although one can never tell about ths game. Army tends to just shoots themselves in the feet
and becomes the victim of friendly fire while Navy will raise their big guns and have firing practice. Navy is second in the nation with an average of 355 rushing yards/game, behind Georgia Southern’s 380 and note here that Navy beat Georgia Southern’s triple-option boys 51-19. The Middies are rushing for 6.4 yards per carry. Army rushes for 305 yds/g, 5.4 yards per carry, a full yard per carry fewer than Navy. The Rushing-Passing touchdown splits for the offenses are 33-3 for Army, 42-8 for Navy .Army’s defense has allowed 6.6 yards per play and 444 yards per game through a pretty weak schedule. They know what’s coming here, but haven’t demonstrated an ability to stop it, or generate enough offense to be optimistic about if their defense can actually step up and contain. Both of these defences see the same O everyday in practice and should be able to reasonably contain each other.
Thanks to all who have responded to my threads and an apology to those that I was unable to get back too. All the comments were appreciated
FriNite
351 Tennessee Chattanooga* +7 -155 vs New Hampshire 77.5/50
351 Tennessee Chattanooga* +175 vs New Hampshire 28.6/50
at posting i dont see a total yet but I made it 51 and if thats the # I like the Over.
This is a good NH O against a good UTC D and it looks to me more like an even game so the ML is also a play for me.While TennChat has the better D, they can also put pts on the board as well. Both tms are hot and playing well
Sat
304 Navy* -13 -140 vs Army 140/100
303 Army/Navy* Under 60 -120 120/100
par Navy* -10 -220/ Under 66 -325 100/90
played these on the open but would still play at present #s. For Army this game is a chance at
redemption in a disappointing 4-7 season but imo they just dont have the O to compete with Navy although one can never tell about ths game. Army tends to just shoots themselves in the feet
and becomes the victim of friendly fire while Navy will raise their big guns and have firing practice. Navy is second in the nation with an average of 355 rushing yards/game, behind Georgia Southern’s 380 and note here that Navy beat Georgia Southern’s triple-option boys 51-19. The Middies are rushing for 6.4 yards per carry. Army rushes for 305 yds/g, 5.4 yards per carry, a full yard per carry fewer than Navy. The Rushing-Passing touchdown splits for the offenses are 33-3 for Army, 42-8 for Navy .Army’s defense has allowed 6.6 yards per play and 444 yards per game through a pretty weak schedule. They know what’s coming here, but haven’t demonstrated an ability to stop it, or generate enough offense to be optimistic about if their defense can actually step up and contain. Both of these defences see the same O everyday in practice and should be able to reasonably contain each other.
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