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Arizona State -13.5

liverflukes said:
Maybe Vegas knows something that you guys don't?
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C'mon, Bear -
Short of ASU's entire two deep being suspended due to snorting blow off strippers or sleeping with their academic tutors for grades (which is ENTIRELY within the realm of possibility) the books have to had a little too muck Colorado Goldweed or whatever the hell they call it out there.

ASU's 3rd string would be favored by 3 touchdowns over us. :lol:
 
HotRack said:
C'mon, Bear -
Short of ASU's entire two deep being suspended due to snorting blow off strippers or sleeping with their academic tutors for grades (which is ENTIRELY within the realm of possibility) the books have to had a little too muck Colorado Goldweed or whatever the hell they call it out there.

ASU's 3rd string would be favored by 3 touchdowns over us. :lol:
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On the surface, you are correct. I'm tempted to put $3,500 on this ridiculous line and not have to bet the rest for the rest of the season (not that I bet on college games ever) BUT...it's your first home game. ASU doesn't play as well in away games and remember the whole "altitude" advantage. Heck, maybe some key ASU players are hurt...I dunno. Something sounds fishy though and the current line is too good to be true.

That's all I was getting at. I meant no respect to CU. Please accept my humble apologies. :lol:
 
liverflukes said:
That's all I was getting at. I meant no respect to CU. Please accept my humble apologies. :lol:
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And this deserves a capital **** YOU, BEAR! :smile2:
Can't wait until you're only favored by 7 when we play you whenever the hell it is we play you!
 
Skidmark said:
Hurry up, GoonieBuff. Get this line into the Allbuffs sports book.
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Hold your horses/don't **** yourself. :lol:

Anyway, the line is up. I posted this in the sportsbook forum thread, but I might as well mention it here too. If a game's line changes a lot or almost all the action is on one side, occasionally, I'll shut that line down and start a new one. Your bets will still be active like in a real sportsbook. However, with the vbookie software, I don't have the ability to continuously change the line while keeping bets like sportsbooks do. Basically, if you like the line, get on it, as it might not be available as long as the date shows it will be open.
 
I think the line should be about 24 and if we play like we did the 1st 2 games I would be we are down 24 in the 1st half.
 
CUFan said:
We'll make you look very good. Unless you're trying to get your starters more experience, they will be on the bench by the second quarter.


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My prediction for the game: QB comes in and sucks so they put the guy behind him in. That guy proceeds to throw 7 TDs for 420 yards. He is now in talk for the heisman.
 
NMBuff said:
My prediction for the game: QB comes in and sucks so they put the guy behind him in. That guy proceeds to throw 7 TDs for 420 yards. He is now in talk for the heisman.
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My prediction is that CU gets boat raced early, and that we are down by more than any betting line in the first quarter. Unless the line is 35 points or more, betting against CU is guaranteed money.
 
rewatching the game, man I guys cant tackle a one-legged drunk hobo let alone the rest of the PAC12. softest defense I've ever seen. Not sure the DC or OC for that matter are the answer either. Their schemes might have worked at SJSU but not against the PAC12...oh wait, they dont work vs the MWC or MAC either. :huh:
 
buffwings said:
rewatching the game, man I guys cant tackle a one-legged drunk hobo let alone the rest of the PAC12. softest defense I've ever seen. Not sure the DC or OC for that matter are the answer either. Their schemes might have worked at SJSU but not against the PAC12...oh wait, they dont work vs the MWC or MAC either. :huh:
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Why did you post this wonderful piece in this thread?
 
If we cover as 14.5 point dogs, Tini and FLounder will be predicting a Pac12 south championship next season.
 
Vandy is a 20-point favorite over UMass this week and Vandy has been horrendous in their first 2 games
 
I have learned to never doubt Vegas which is why I won't bet on sports. Those guys are way to damn good at their jobs.
 
I guess Vegas did not read the following stats -

Arizona State Sun Devils at a glance

Record: 2-0, ranked No. 16 in AP poll
Coach: Todd Graham, 3rd year (20-9 at ASU; 69-38 career)
Vs. the Buffs: ASU leads the all-time series 5-0, winning each game by at least 18 points.
Offense: Led by senior quarterback Taylor Kelly, who is a darkhorse in the Heisman Trophy race, the Sun Devils have one of the nation's most prolific offenses. Through two weeks, the Sun Devils rank among the top 40 nationally in rushing yards (191.4 per game) and passing yards (265.9 per game). Against New Mexico on Saturday, ASU ran for 423 yards, it's highest total since 1996.
Defense: Under Graham, ASU has been very good against the run, and that has continued in the early going this season. The Sun Devils are 25th nationally in rush defense (allowing 137.6 yards per game). They lost nine starters from last year, but have allowed only 18.5 points per game so far.
Names to know: OT Jamil Douglas, Sr., 6-foot-4, 300; LB Salamo Fiso, So., 6-1, 235 (12 tackles, 1 sack); RB D.J. Foster, Jr., 5-11, 205 (34 att., 363 yards, 4 TD); QB Taylor Kelly, Sr., 6-2, 210 (29-for-47, 430 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT); LB Laiu Moeakiola, So., 6-1, 215 (13 tackles, 1 sack, 2.5 TFL); S Damarious Randall, Sr., 5-11, 190 (16 tackles, 3 TFL); WR Jaelen Strong, Jr., 6-3, 215 (13 rec., 189 yards, 1 TD.
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Notable: ASU has opened the season with blowout wins against Weber State (45-14) and New Mexico (58-23). ... ASU has outscored CU 153-44 the past three years. ... The Sun Devils won the Pac-12 South Division title in 2013. ... Kelly had 4,243 yards in total offense (3,635 passing, 608 rushing) and accounted for 37 TDs a year ago. ... Foster had a career-high 216 rushing yards in Saturday's win against New Mexico. ... The Sun Devils are 7-6 in Pac-12 road games the past three seasons. ... In each of the previous six seasons, ASU has started 2-0, but lost its third game. The Sun Devils are seeking their first 3-0 start since 2007.
 
CanadianDuck said:
I have learned to never doubt Vegas which is why I won't bet on sports. Those guys are way to damn good at their jobs.
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wasn't the Denver Broncos a 7 point favorite last night ? after being up 24 points they end up winning by 7 :nod:
 
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