Got my season bets in tonight-I've got the following:
1. ****braska Under 6-There's no way they hit that number even if everything goes right for them. I don't get why they're getting a touchdown against Illinois. Illinois pasted them last year.
2. Arizona Under 2.5-I think they're gonna beat Northern Arizona. Other than that, I could see them stealing a game somewhere (San Diego State or Cal maybe?) but that's it.
3. Tennessee Over 6-I think they're going 7-5. Their toughest OOC game is against Pitt, and that's at home. They play Vandy. That's a sure W. I can find another couple wins there-South Carolina, Missouri, Ole Miss possible.
4. Titans to win the AFC South-Their only competition for their division is the Colts. Can you trust a team QB'd by Carson Wentz right now? I sure as **** don't.
5. Might go under on the Eagles-Nick Sirianni seems like he's in over his head, but I could spend too much time listening to Schlereth and Evans mock him regularly....I don't know.
Looking at week 0 in CFB:
Illinois-****braska: Am I the only one who thinks Illinois +7 is free money?
UCLA-Hawaii: Watching the line for now.... UCLA -10 now. If it drops, I'm gonna hammer it. Hawaii's awful off the islands.
UConn-Fresno State: UConn sat last year. This game seems like a spot where an under's an excellent play, but I could be wrong.
I would stay away from Tennessee. That program is a disaster right now.
Agreed about staying away from Tennessee - over 6 isn't likely. Pitt is actually pretty good so I wouldn't count that as a win. They do also have S. Alabama on the schedule but even with that there's 3 wins in non-conference plus Vandy. They're not beating Ole Miss. After that they probably get 1 out of UK, Missouri and South Carolina. So I'd put the Vols at 5 wins, 6 tops.
I actually think Nebraska beats Illinois which would likely lead to a 3-0 start but under 6 is probably still safe although I think MSU, Purdue and Northwestern are all winnable games for them. And possibly even Michigan if the wheels come off for the Wolverines.