Thanks for that. Just caught UU -23.5 for a larger than usual bet.
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Buffs vs. Utah Prediction Thread
- Thread starter Duff Man
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SerenityBuff
Well-Known Member
I can't wait for this season to be over.
I think Utah takes their foot off of the gas to get out of the game. The score prediction is Utah by 29. Don’t like the game as a bet. I’d bet in CU if I had to bet.So you’re saying 24.5 isn’t enough?
Bliff Cranch
Well-Known Member
56-0
After the first quarter, Utah plays 2nd/3rd string players only. Still wins by 4 TDs.
The Monk
Club Member
Yes, but will they be able to claim self defense.
63-3
SeanMSan
Well-Known Member
Utah - Tons
CU - a pat on the back.
The Utes are a machine. They may not be overly flashy, but they are consistent and well coached. Though, with any given week, they are just as likely to be upset just as the did to Oregon.
unfortunately, the Buffs are too predictable on offense, and the soft underbelly of the defense has been exposed and exploited like a bugged up slot machine in a casino that’ll pay out 100 bucks a pull…
CU - a pat on the back.
The Utes are a machine. They may not be overly flashy, but they are consistent and well coached. Though, with any given week, they are just as likely to be upset just as the did to Oregon.
unfortunately, the Buffs are too predictable on offense, and the soft underbelly of the defense has been exposed and exploited like a bugged up slot machine in a casino that’ll pay out 100 bucks a pull…
LongHaulBuff
Club Member
Utes 63
CU 50.... yards
CU 50.... yards
GoldStampede
Well-Known Member
CU 23
Yoots 14
Yoots 14
Yoots 52
Buffs 3
Buffs 3
Utes name the score and put a hurting on the Buffs to make it a statement game before the Pac12 Championship game
Unfortunately, you're probably right. Utah is physical as hell and talented. Wouldn't it be typical CU to actually play well, win or lose, and have us all asking where the **** has that been all year?
CULifer
Well-Known Member
Yes, but then lose by 3 to go 5-7 for the year. It's going to happen.
I’ll admit, it’s early and I’m tired…but I’m so confused by this post.
After taking a 14 point lead in the 1st quarter on a 75 yard fumble return and 98 yard pick 6, CU watches Utah score 56 unanswered to lose 56-14.
Brendon Lewis leaves the game at halftime with a strained right hip caused by continually being flushed out of the pocket, running to his right and throwing out of bounds across his body.
Sunday morning Darrin Chiaverini and Chris Wilson are seen carrying boxes from the football offices to their cars. When ask what’s going on they tersely reply, “No comment.”
Brendon Lewis leaves the game at halftime with a strained right hip caused by continually being flushed out of the pocket, running to his right and throwing out of bounds across his body.
Sunday morning Darrin Chiaverini and Chris Wilson are seen carrying boxes from the football offices to their cars. When ask what’s going on they tersely reply, “No comment.”
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