CFB Bowls 15/16
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bloodhound
Sniffing out wins
lets gettem doc
Tracey and I wishing U and Beth a big Happy and Prosperous NewYear
Tracey and I wishing U and Beth a big Happy and Prosperous NewYear
lfhlaw
Pretty much a regular
Darn I missed your over 63.5 for pre-game but in live-betting i got a better number at 55.5 though it was juiced more. so hopefully it comes through for you.
Good Luck!:shake:
Timh
CTG Psychiatrist - Dr. Tim
Thanks Blood, you guys have a great night starting off with a Tide win.
Nice work there on the live play, great grab and BOL.
Don't get into too much trouble tonight, Doc. GL
lfhlaw
Pretty much a regular
lfhlaw
Pretty much a regular
Great hit! Nice Easy win. :tiphat:
Timh
CTG Psychiatrist - Dr. Tim
Kyle thanks, the Stanford game really pissed me off. Was very surprised to see Shaw throw in that last situation and in essence rub it in on Iowa. Thought it was uncalled for at that point of the game, and lacked class and of course cost all of us under backers.....
CollegeKingRex
CTG Regular
GL sir, let's win one. Fights took a lot of air out of my sails, but such is life. Maybe the trusty oblong ball will keep treating me good
:shake:
:shake:
Timh
CTG Psychiatrist - Dr. Tim
A lot of people on here have written this game up better than I can, but basically my thoughts are that this Alabama team has one of if not the best front 7 on defenses that we have ever seen in the college game. Their performance against the No. 1 ranked schedule in the nation (9-1 against Top 30 teams) has been absolutely incredible (2.3 ypr and only 69.7 rushing yds per game). Saban and Smart have been masterful in their substitution patterns against the spread teams, playing a base nickel exclusively and still being able to generate an amazing pass rush (50 sacks). Their ability to adjust to the spread offenses and recruit quicker better pass coverage guys at both LB and DB have really enabled them to be super efficient for down and distance situational substitutions. Quite frankly, nobody does it better. They really have gained an advantage on teams by keeping their DL fresh through rotating players, and it really pays off a lot in the 2H of games where they are able to wear teams down. I think Alabama's defense will dictate to Clemson what they can run tonight, and as we have seen when Watson is confined to the pocket he is not as effective. Clemson does provide a better matchup defensively than MSU did and are better in pass rush and in the secondary. Kiffen is good at taking what the defense gives him and I look for Alabama to be successful both in the running game and with the short passing game to the TE and backs. I think the Tide will wear them down physically in the 2H and look for Clemson to potentially have some TOs tonight.
bloodhound
Sniffing out wins
good thoughts Doc
BOL
BOL
