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Saturday, September 17, 2016

NCAA Football Odds: No. 1 Alabama at No. 19 Ole Miss - Handicappers Hideaway


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So far, so good for the defending champions. The Alabama Crimson Tide
have started the 2016 season at 2-0 SU and ATS; this Saturday, they'll
be at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford to face the Ole Miss Rebels,
starting at 3:30 PM ET on CBS. Alabama is laying 11 points at press
time, up from –10 at the open.



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The Rebels (1-1 SU, 0-2 ATS) could be the right football pick at these
odds. They upset Alabama in each of their last two meetings, winning as
5.5-point home dogs in 2014 and 9-point road dogs in 2015. Since Nick
Saban took the reins at 'Bama nine years ago, Ole Miss is 2-7 SU and 6-3
ATS against the Tide. That includes 2-2 SU and 3-1 ATS under head coach
Hugh Freeze.



However, Ole Miss may not have the horses to get the job done this year.
DB Ken Webster and RB Eric Sweeney have already been lost to
season-ending injuries, and the offensive line is replacing all five
starters from 2015. Then again, the Rebels should have the quarterback
advantage with senior Chad Kelly matched up against freshman Jalen
Hurts, who will be playing in his first away game.



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NCAA Football Odds: No. 1 Alabama at No. 19 Ole Miss - Handicappers Hideaway

Saturday, September 19, 2015

NCAA Football Odds: No. 18 Auburn at No. 13 LSU in SEC action - Handicappers Hideaway

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NCAA Football Odds: No. 18 Auburn at No. 13 LSU in SEC action




There are still some non-conference games to take care of in Week 3, but
the SEC will be in the national spotlight on Saturday (3:30 PM ET, CBS)
as the No. 13 LSU Tigers whost the No. 18 Auburn Tigers to Baton Rouge
in SEC West action. LSU opened as a 7-point favorite at –105, moving to
–115 at press time after some early action on the home side while the
total was sitting at 49.




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Neither the LSU Tigers or the Auburn War Eables have covered the spread
this season. Auburn has played and won twice straight up, but it took
overtime to beat the Jacksonville State Gamecocks (+40) 27-20 last week.
That’s Jacksonville State from the Ohio Valley Conference in the FCS.
LSU has played just once, edging out the Mississippi State Bulldogs
21-19 as a 4-point road chalk. LSU’s season opener against McNeese
State  was postponed because of sever thunderstorms around Baton Rouge.




This figures to be a tough matchup for Auburn. First-year starter Jeremy
Johnson has already thrown five interceptions this year, and he’ll be
facing a LSU defense that statistically ranks among the nation’s best.
Auburn is also missing a number of injured players on offense. LSU will
be looking for revenge after getting hammered in a 41-7 decision to
Auburn (–7 at home) last year. Auburn is 2-3 SU and 4-1 ATS in their
last five meetings.




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NCAA Football Odds: No. 18 Auburn at No. 13 LSU in SEC action - Handicappers Hideaway

Ole Miss (11) and Alabama (2) tangle on ESPN tonight in a key SEC West match up - Handicappers Hideaway

Betting on Crimson Tide Football



Ole Miss (11) and Alabama (2) tangle on ESPN tonight in a key SEC West match up


The Mississippi Rebels and the Alabama Crimson Tide will both be
gunning for a victory on Saturday when they meet at Bryant-Denny
Stadium.


Oddsmakers currently have the Crimson Tide listed as 7-point favorites versus the Rebels, while the game’s total is sitting at 53.


Last time out for Alabama, they were a 37-10 winner as they battled
Blue Raiders at home. Alabama failed to cover in the match as a
-34.5-point favorite, while 47 combined points moved the game UNDER for
totals bettors.


In their last action, Mississippi was a 73-21 winner at home against
Bulldogs. They covered the -33-point spread as favorites, while the
combined score (94) was profitable news for OVER bettors.


Mississippi:

Team record: 2-0 SU,2-0 ATS

Mississippi is 11-5 ATS in its last 16 games

Mississippi is 12-4 SU in its last 16 games

The total has gone UNDER in 13 of Mississippi’s last 18 games


Alabama:

Team record: 2-0 SU,1-1 ATS

Alabama is 5-12-1 ATS in its last 18 games

Alabama is 10-1 SU in its last 11 games

The total has gone OVER in 5 of Alabama’s last 6 games


Next up:

Mississippi at Alabama Saturday, September 19


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Monday, October 20, 2014

“The Dirty Dozen” College Football Rankings — 2014 Week 2 — October 20, 2014


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By: Chris Dyer (Dirty)


Unlike the media and the coach’s polls I like to wait until after the
last weekend of September to try to even try to start ranking college
football teams. There are so many things that can happen during the
offseason and early season, with injuries, to even think about saying
who the best football team in the country is. Some teams play tough
schedules and some play sisters of the blind the first few weeks of the
season. At least by the 4th or 5th week all teams have played at least
1-2 quality opponents.


I limit it to the top 12 as that realistically is all that have a
chance to play in BCS bowls and have a shot at the 4 team playoff at any
time in the season for the most part. The top 25 is just the media’s
way of pumping mediocre football teams and keep the money train going.
They have to say we have the 23rd Ranked “Jacklegs” against the 17th
ranked “Hobnobbers” live from “Who Cares University” so they can make
fan bases happy and sell television ads. Bottom line is teams outside
the top 12 most likely will not play in a BCS Bowl or even New Year’s
Day games unless they are in a weak conference with a tie-in. Those
teams are most likely to by playing on the “Smurf Turf” in Boise or many
other cities that have inconsequential bowl games are were created by
ESPN just for the revenue TV brings. It is a good thing for us gamblers
though as we have more football to watch and bet on.


Let’s get to this week’s rankings as we had some serious shakeups this week.


1. Mississippi State Bulldogs (6-0) –No reason to drop
the Bulldogs from #1 after an off week. They travel to a dangerous
Kentucky team this week in Lexington than have Arkansas and
Tennessee-Martin at home before a season ending stretch of playing at
Bama, home against Vandy and at Ole Miss in the Egg Bowl. This stretch
is by no means easy but may be the easiest of the 4 teams that comprise
the top 5 teams in the nation to win out.

2. Ole Miss Rebels (7-0) – The Rebels did what top teams
are supposed to. They manhandled a decent SEC team (good rest of the
nation) 34-3 that could have been a look ahead game loss as they travel
to probably the toughest place in the nation to play. LSU’s “Death
Valley”. I am sure ABC will pick this game up for it Sat Night Football
game and LSU at night is brutal. Then they have Auburn at home the next
week with two should be wins against Presbyterian and at Arky. Then they
finish the season off at home in the Egg Bowl. This team has the
toughest road to go to win out.

3. Auburn Tigers (5-1) – After an off week Auburn has a
hungry South Carolina team at home. Spurrier is in must win mode with
UGA keeping on winning. They then go to Ole Miss and host A&M. The
A&M game will be interesting as we don’t know how they will react to
their 59-0 shellacking against Bama this past weekend. Then they travel
to Athens to play the Dawgs (who should have Gurley back by then) then
play Marist and finish up with Bama in Tuscaloosa in the Iron Bowl. They
have almost as hard of a road as Ole Miss to win out.

4. Florida State Seminoles (7-0) – FSU played a hell of a 2nd
half this past week to beat a better than expected Notre Dame, 31-27.
Winston finally played to his potential for most of the game. Now the
question is can they turn around on a short week and produce at
Louisville and the nations #1 defense? FSU has the easiest schedule of
any of the top teams to end the season as after Louisville they have
UVA, at Miami (Fla) and then play BC and a bad Florida team at home. If
they get past this Thursday game there is no reason for the Noles’ not
to be undefeated going into the ACC Championship game.

5. Alabama Crimson Tide (6-1) – Saban has a statement game
every year and this past weekend they took full advantage of a bad
A&M defense and whipped their asses like a yard dog 59-0. Football
Johnny was even putting “HAHA wow. Make it Stop” on twitter.
When Blake Sims plays well at QB for the Tide they are as good as
anyone in the nation. That is why they are not undefeated right now.
Bama travels to Tenn, who always plays them tough it seems, and LSU the
next two weeks then hosts Miss. State, Western Carolina and Auburn to
end the season. Another brutal stretch where they can’t afford to lose
another game.

6. Notre Dame Fighting Irish (6-1)) – This team deserves
to be #6 after the game they played against FSU this past weekend. Brian
Kelly has this team back and is recruiting football players now. This
is the first time ND has had a solid team that the media hasn’t
over-hyped in damn near 30 years. Golson has turned into a good QB and
showed it against top talent. The Irish are off a week before playing a
dangerous Navy team so we don’t have to worry about a letdown. Then they
travel to play a dangerous Arizona State team then host Northwestern
and Louisville before ending the season at USC. Notre Dame has a
legitimate shot at finishing the season 11-1 if they play anywhere like
they did on Saturday night.

7. Georgia Bulldogs (6-1) – I wonder if Todd Gurley got a
Chubb(y) this past weekend as Nick Chubb rushed for 200 yards and 2 TD’s
in the UGA 45-32 win over Arkansas on the road. The score was 38-6 at
the half when Mark Richt pulled most of his starters and got some
experience in there. Richt will never run up the score on a team
intentionally. The Dawgs have just gotten better each week since Gurley
Gate and will be better when he comes back. He will be on the field most
likely when the Dawgs play Florida on November 1st in the
“Worlds Larges Cocktail Party” in Jacksonville. Losing Gurley has made
QB Hutson Mason throw well and everyone rally around and open gaping
holes up for Chubb. The D is still playing very well like it has all
year except the Tenn game. They travel to Kentucky and then host Auburn
before playing Charleston Southern before hosting Georgia Tech in the
match up called “Good Ole Southern Hate”. No reason the Dawgs can’t
legitimately win out this season as well if they get past Auburn.

8. TCU Horned Frogs (5-1) – All Gary Patterson and the TCU
Horned Frogs do is play well and usually win. This team gets no
national respect and after a heartbreaking 61-58 loss on the road to
Baylor the Froggies bounced back with a 42-9 kermie kicking of the
Oklahoma State Cowboys. The game was over midway thru the 1st
quarter. They have a bad Texas Tech team next week then travel to play a
dangerous West Virginia team who beat Baylor easily at home Saturday.
The problem here for TCU on top of WVA playing well at home is TCU has
KState at home the following weekend. The Frogs can’t look ahead or they
could get put in a blender. Then they end the season with 3 winnable
games at Kansa, Texas and at home against Iowa State. If TCU gets past
WVA and KState they should end the season with 1 loss as well.

9. Michigan State Spartans (6-1) – Michigan State didn’t
do anything of their own volition to drop several spots in this week’s
poll other than play a bad football team. They struggled in the first
half with a bad Indiana team but pulled away to kick them in the
ding-ding 59-17. After watching teams in better conferences beat better
teams the Spartans had to fall in the rankings. They play a bad Michigan
team at home this week and have an off week before hosting an Ohio
State team that is playing well right now. Then they have 3 winnable
games on the road at Maryland, at home against Rutgers and on the road
at Penn State. If they get past the Buckeyes we have another team that
could end the season with 1 loss.

10. Kansas State Wildcats (5-1) – Bill Snyder has his
unknown players at KState flying under the radar once again. They should
probably be higher than this, but there is just nowhere to put them
with the strength of the SEC West this season and then UGA playing as
well as they are with the schedule they have. The Wildcats only loss was
to top #3 ranked Auburn and they could have won that game. It came down
to the final minutes. They went into Norman and beat the Sooners this
past weekend 31-30 but OU was lucky to be in that game. KState had a
couple of turnovers that allowed them to stay in it. They host Texas and
Okie State the next two weekends and should win those and then travel
to play TCU and WVA in back to back weekends. They then Host Kansas and
then end with a road game at Baylor. Will be tough for them to get out
of that with only 1 loss.

11. Ohio State Buckeyes (5-1) – Ohio State have finally
started to play like we thought they would have with Braxton Miller
under center. Their only loss was at home to mediocre Virginia Tech, but
we have to understand they were getting used to a new signal caller in
J.T. Barrett. He has come into his own. The only problem with these Big
10 Schools is you don’t really know how good they are as for the most
part of the last 15 years when they play top teams from other
conferences (especially the SEC) they get beat. They have manhandled
basically everyone they have played this year after their loss to
VaTech. They travel to Penn State and host Illinois and should be 7-1
when they travel to East Lansing to play Mich. State. Then they end with
two wins against Indiana and Michigan at home. Here is another team
that could have only 1 loss at season’s end.

12. Baylor Bears (6-1) – Baylor almost fell out of the
rankings this week after going to Morgantown and getting whipped
physically by West Virginia. The game wasn’t as close as the 41-27
score. I understand with these high powered offense like this you will
have off weeks but you have to a defense that at least acts like a small
speed bump in the road and not a little pebble that wouldn’t even wreck
a Schwinn. Baylor is still a dangerous team and when things are
clicking can beat anyone in these rankings. They play Kansas and then go
to Oklahoma and then have Okie State at home, go to Texas Tech and
finish with KState at home. If they get any defense we have yet another
team that could end with one loss.



Teams that just missed: Oregon (6-1), East Carolina (5-1), Arizona (5-1), Arizona State (5-1)



I will be back next Monday with Week #3. As we can see the way this
season is shaping up we can expect this season college football’s first
playoff to be a clusterfuck. The first year is going to prove we needed
at least an 8 team playoff as we could not have any teams go undefeated
the way the SEC West is shaping up and then you have Conference
Championship games to worry about in most conferences if you get thru
the regular season unscathed. The Big XII will not have one so they have
an advantage over the other Conferences.




“The Dirty Dozen” College Football Rankings — 2014 Week 2 — October 20, 2014

Monday, October 13, 2014

“The Dirty Dozen” College Football Rankings — Week 1 — October 13, 2014


Betting Online on College Football


By: Chris Dyer (Dirty)



Unlike the media and the coach’s polls I like to wait until after the
last weekend of September to try to even try to start ranking college
football teams. There are so many things that can happen during the
offseason and early season, with injuries, to even think about saying
who the best football team in the country is. Some teams play tough
schedules and some play sisters of the blind the first few weeks of the
season. At least by the 4th or 5th week all teams have played at least
1-2 quality opponents.


I limit it to the top 12 as that realistically is all that have a
chance to play in BCS bowls and have a shot at the 4 team playoff at any
time in the season for the most part. The top 25 is just the media’s
way of pumping mediocre football teams and keep the money train going.
They have to say we have the 23rd Ranked “Jacklegs” against the 17th
ranked “Hobnobbers” live from “Who Cares University” so they can make
fan bases happy and sell television ads. Bottom line is teams outside
the top 12 most likely will not play in a BCS Bowl or even New Year’s
Day games unless they are in a weak conference with a tie-in. Those
teams are most likely to by playing on the “Smurf Turf” in Boise or many
other cities that have inconsequential bowl games are were created by
ESPN just for the revenue TV brings. It is a good thing for us gamblers
though as we have more football to watch and bet on.

Sorry for the delay for a couple of weeks. I wanted to wait a couple of
weeks longer as some teams had injury issues and suspensions and I
wanted to see how teams responded to those issues.


Let’s get into the rankings and I will explain my thought process as we go as usual.



1. Mississippi State Bulldogs (6-0) – The Bulldogs are
ranked #1 for the first time in 78 years. They deserve to be where they
are at. Dan Mullen has built a solid program in Starkville and the
Cowbell waving fanatics deserve to relish in the moment. Now the
question is can they finish the SEC gauntlet schedule to remain unbeaten
which will be tough with Arkansas, Alabama and Ole Miss still on the
Horizon with the latter two being on the road. Kentucky could catch them
in a letdown mode this Saturday as well if the Bulldogs aren’t ready as
Kentucky is a tough place to play for some reason for schools. When you
beat LSU (game was not as close as the score) in “Death Valley” and
then an Auburn team who many people said was the best team in the Nation
you deserve this perch.

2. Ole Miss Rebels (6-0) – The SEC West is setting the
tone for the rest of the nation right now. After opening the season with
a convincing win over Boise State they Rebels have kept on rolling. And
back to back wins over Alabama and Texas A&M is no easy feat. They
travel to play an underrated Tennessee team this Saturday which could
turn into a look ahead game as they have LSU in Baton Rouge on the 25th
and Auburn at home the following week. I find it hard to think they get
thru this 3 game stretch unscathed. If they do then they should have
smooth sailing with only a road game at Arkansas as their only test
before the Egg Bowl with #1 Miss State.

3. Auburn Tigers (5-1) – The Tigers are easily the #3
team in the nation based by their strength of schedule. They have
manhandled LSU and Arkansas at home and went on the road to beat a very
good Kansas State team on National TV, but this weekend will determine
how much fortitude this team has as they face South Carolina at home.
The Cocks are in a must win situation to even have a shot to play for
the SEC Championship. If Auburn has another loss they can kiss it
goodbye as well with the top two teams in the nation ahead of them.

4. Florida State Seminoles (6-0) – No way this team can
be #1 with how they have played against lesser opponents. I am not sure
they will be the best team in the ACC by the end of the season. That
could be Clemson who they barely escaped with a win against. When
Deshaun Watson gets more experience they could knock the Seminoles out
of that top spot. As long as the Seminoles have Uber eogtard Jameis
Winston under center they have a shot to win every game they play. Their
defense is what is holding them back from winning another National
Title as they just have too much inexperience. The play Notre Dame this
weekend then travel to Louisville, which boasts the #3 defense in the
nation. If they get by those guys then they have two tough ones left at
Miami and at home against the Gators.

5. Baylor Bears (6-0) – Art Briles and the Baylor Bears
just keep on scoring and keep on winning. The only quality team they
have played is TCU and pulled out a 61-58 win. They aren’t talented
enough on D to win the National Title, but can crash the first every 4
team playoff party with a little luck. They will score on anyone,
question is can they keep outscoring opponents. Their 4 game stretch to
end the season is as tough as damn near any teams in the nations with
Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech and Kansas State to close out the
season. If they come out of that with a 3-1 record they have as good an
argument as anyone to be one of the final 4.

6. Alabama Crimson Tide (5-1) – I had the Crimson Tide
at #3 or #4 until they struggled with Arkansas this past weekend. It was
a perfect look ahead game with A&M coming up this weekend, but a
top level SEC team shouldn’t have had to eek out a 1 point win over the
mediocre Razorbacks. Saban’s teams are due for an off year and this is
the year it may happen. You can’t keep losing players the caliber of
Alabama and stay a top 5 team. This team is young and talented and if
either of the Mississippi teams, or Auburn falter, the SEC Championship
could be Alabama’s for the taking.

7. Michigan State Spartans (5-1) – This team may be
better than the 7th team in the nation, but I just can’t get that 2nd
half implosion at Oregon out of my mind. Blowing that lead in a game
they dominated the first half and then getting ran out of the stadium in
the 2nd half can’t happen to teams that want to compete for national
championships or get in the 4 team playoff. As bad as the Big Ten is
down this year with Penn State not all the way back and Ohio State being
a shadow of themselves after losing Miller I don’t know if they will
have the Strength of Schedule to crash the playoffs. Especially not
playing Notre Dame this year.

8. Notre Dame Fighting Irish (6-0) – Notre Dame could
be better than 8th in the nation, but I can’t justify ranking them
higher than this. The schedule just will not allow this team any
justification to be ranked higher. On Paper it looked good when it was
made a decade ago, but with Purdue, Stanford, and Michigan all being not
up to standards this it brings what ND has done down a notch. This
weekend could let us know really how good they are as the play Florida
State. If they can somehow knock off the Seminoles they could run the
gauntlet with only Arizona State and USC left that should realistically
beat them.

9. Georgia Bulldogs (5-1) – When Heisman candidate Todd
Gurley was suspended late last week everyone thought UGA would go into
Mizzou with only two healthy RB’s and get beat. They started true
freshman Nick Chubb and didn’t miss a beat in 34-0 win. Chubb rushed for
143 yards and a touchdown and Hutson Mason finally showed he could
throw the ball. UGA may be a top 5 team with their talent level but you
can’t put them up there until we know how long Gurley will be out and if
Chubb can keep up his production. They go to Arkansas this coming
weekend and then travel to Jacksonville for the World’s Largest Outdoor
Cocktail Party to play the Gators on November 1. They could easily end
the season undefeated with only Auburn on the schedule left that you can
say could be better than the Bulldogs.

10. Oklahoma Sooners (5-1) – The Sooners are definitely
feeling the effects of the Big 12 being so weak from top to bottom. Bob
Stoops always loses a game he isn’t supposed to and that hasn’t
happened yet this year (barely escaped with a win over a bad Texas
team). I had TCU circled as a team that could beat them. Realistically
they should be favored in every game the rest of the season except the
Baylor game and they could be there since it is at home. The rest of the
schedule is favorable with all their tough games being played in
Norman. KState, Baylor and Okie State.

11. TCU Horned Frogs (4-1) – TCU is one of those teams
who fly under the radar damn near every year and this year is no
different. Their only loss was a 3 point heartbreaker to Baylor and they
get a chance to show just how good they are this week against Oklahoma
State at home. If they get past the pokes they realistically could end
the season with only 1 loss. As their schedule is not that tough the
rest of the way with KState is at home and WVA being down.

12. Clemson Tigers (4-2) – May catch some heat for this
one but Clemson may be the best team in the ACC right now. They finally
relented and let local hero from my town Deshaun Watson be the starting
QB and Clemson hasn’t missed a beat since doing so. Their only losses
are the UGA and Florida State. The UGA game Watson only played a handful
of snaps and had Clemson in position to win the FSU game as true
freshman down in Tallahassee. Clemson should cruise the rest of the way
with the Georgia Tech game and South Carolina game as games they could
lose but in reality they probably shouldn’t as they are more talented
than both of those teams.



Teams that just missed: Oregon (5-1), East Carolina (5-1), Kansas State (4-1)



I will be back next Monday with Week #2 as we could see a lot of
shakeups to all the rankings with some big games being played this
weekend as well.




“The Dirty Dozen” College Football Rankings — Week 1 — October 13, 2014

Saturday, October 4, 2014

SEC Football Preview: Alabama Crimson Tide (3) vs. Mississippi Rebels


Betting on Ole Miss Football
The Alabama Crimson Tide and the Mississippi Rebels will both be
gunning for a victory on Saturday when they meet at Vaught-Hemingway
Stadium.


Oddsmakers currently have the Crimson Tide listed as 6-point
favorites versus the Rebels, while the game’s total is sitting at 52.


Alabama was a 42-21 winner in their most recent outing at home
against Gators. They covered the -14-point spread as favorites, while
the total score (63) made winners of OVER bettors.


Mississippi won its last outing, a 24-3 result against Tigers on
September 27. Mississippi covered in that game as a -20-point favorite,
while the 27 combined points took the game UNDER the total.


Current streak:

Alabama has won 4 straight games.

Mississippi has won 4 straight games.


Team records:

Alabama: 4-0 SU, 1-3 ATS

Mississippi: 4-0 SU, 4-0 ATS


Alabama most recently:

When playing in October are 10-0

When playing on turf are 9-1

After outgaining opponent are 8-2

When playing within the conference are 9-1


Mississippi most recently:

When playing in October are 4-6

When playing on turf are 8-2

After outgaining opponent are 7-3

When playing within the conference are 5-5


A few trends to consider:

Alabama is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games when playing Mississippi

Alabama is 17-1 SU in its last 18 games on the road

Alabama is 19-2 SU in its last 21 games

The total has gone OVER in 7 of Alabama’s last 8 games on the road

Mississippi is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games

The total has gone UNDER in 6 of Mississippi’s last 7 games

Mississippi is 6-1 SU in its last 7 games at home

The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Mississippi’s last 6 games when playing Alabama


Next up:

Alabama at Arkansas, Saturday, October 11

Mississippi at Texas A&M, Saturday, October 11


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SEC Football Preview: Alabama Crimson Tide (3) vs. Mississippi Rebels

SEC Football Preview: LSU Tigers (15) vs. Auburn Tigers (5)


Betting on Auburn and LSU Football

The fans at Jordan-Hare Stadium will be treated to a game
between the LSU Tigers and the Auburn Tigers when they take their seats
on Saturday.


Oddsmakers currently have the Tigers listed as 7½-point favorites versus the Tigers, while the game’s total is sitting at 58.


LSU was a 63-7 winner in its last match at home against Aggies. They
covered the -43-point spread as favorites, while the total score of 70
sent OVER bettors to the payout window.


Auburn was a 45-17 winner in their most recent outing at home against
Bulldogs. They failed to cover the -32-point spread as favorites, while
the total score (62) made winners of UNDER bettors.


Current streak:

Auburn has won 4 straight games.


Team records:

LSU: 4-1 SU, 4-1 ATS

Auburn: 4-0 SU, 2-2 ATS


LSU most recently:

When playing in October are 8-2

When playing on grass are 8-2

After outgaining opponent are 6-4

When playing within the conference are 6-4


Auburn most recently:

When playing in October are 5-5

When playing on grass are 9-1

After outgaining opponent are 9-1

When playing within the conference are 9-1


A few trends to consider:

LSU is 7-1 SU in its last 8 games

LSU is 6-1 SU in its last 7 games when playing Auburn

The total has gone UNDER in 6 of LSU’s last 7 games when playing on the road against Auburn

LSU is 11-4 SU in its last 15 games on the road

Auburn is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games at home

Auburn is 13-1 SU in its last 14 games

The total has gone OVER in 7 of Auburn’s last 8 games at home

The total has gone UNDER in 6 of Auburn’s last 7 games when playing at home against LSU


Next up:

LSU at Florida, Saturday, October 11

Auburn at Mississippi State, Saturday, October 11


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SEC Football Preview: LSU Tigers (15) vs. Auburn Tigers (5)

SEC Football Preview: Texas A&M Aggies (7) vs. Mississippi State Bulldogs (14)


Betting on Mississippi State Football

The Texas A&M Aggies and the Mississippi State Bulldogs
will both be trying to pick up a win on Saturday when they battle at
Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field.


Oddsmakers currently have the Bulldogs listed as 2-point favorites versus the Aggies, while the game’s total is sitting at 74.


Texas A&M was a 35-28 winner in their most recent outing at home
against Razorbacks. They failed to cover the -7.5-point spread as
favorites, while the total score (63) made winners of UNDER bettors.


Mississippi State won its last outing, a 34-29 result against Tigers
on September 20. Mississippi State covered in that game as a +7-point
underdog, while the 63 combined points took the game OVER the total.


Current streak:

Texas A&M has won 5 straight games.

Mississippi State has won 4 straight games.


Team records:

Texas A&M: 5-0 SU, 3-2 ATS

Mississippi State: 4-0 SU, 3-1 ATS


Texas A&M most recently:

When playing in October are 7-3

When playing on grass are 7-3

After outgaining opponent are 8-2

When playing within the conference are 6-4


Mississippi State most recently:

When playing in October are 7-3

When playing on grass are 6-4

After outgaining opponent are 4-6

When playing within the conference are 4-6


A few trends to consider:

Texas A&M is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games

Texas A&M is 12-2 SU in its last 14 games on the road

The total has gone OVER in 4 of Texas A&M’s last 6 games on the road

Texas A&M is 3-6 ATS in its last 9 games

Mississippi State is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games

Mississippi State is 5-1 SU in its last 6 games at home

The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Mississippi State’s last 6 games at home

The total has gone UNDER in 8 of Mississippi State’s last 12 games


Next up:

Texas A&M home to Mississippi, Saturday, October 11

Mississippi State home to Auburn, Saturday, October 11


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SEC Football Preview: Texas A&M Aggies (7) vs. Mississippi State Bulldogs (14)

Wednesday, July 30, 2014

SEC College Football Season Win Totals


Betting on SEC Football in 2014


SEC Football


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Alabama Crimson Tide

Over 10½ (-150)

Under 10½ (+120)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Arkansas Razorbacks

Over 4½ (-130)

Under 4½ (EVEN)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Auburn Tigers

Over 9 (-130)

Under 9 (EVEN)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Georgia Bulldogs

Over 9½ (-125)

Under 9½ (-105)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Florida Gators

Over 7½ (-130)

Under 7½ (EVEN)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Kentucky Wildcats

Over 3½ (-175)

Under 3½ (+145)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – LSU Tigers

Over 9 (-115)

Under 9 (-115)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Mississippi State Bulldogs

Over 7½ (EVEN)

Under 7½ (-130)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Missouri Tigers

Over 7½ (-130)

Under 7½ (EVEN)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Ole Miss Rebels

Over 7½ (-175)

Under 7½ (+145)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – South Carolina Gamecocks

Over 9½ (EVEN)

Under 9½ (-130)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Tennessee Volunteers

Over 5½ (-150)

Under 5½ (+120)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Vanderbilt Commodores

Over 6 (+125)

Under 6 (-155)



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SEC College Football Season Win Totals

SEC College Football Season Win Totals


Betting on SEC Football in 2014


SEC Football


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Alabama Crimson Tide

Over 10½ (-150)

Under 10½ (+120)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Arkansas Razorbacks

Over 4½ (-130)

Under 4½ (EVEN)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Auburn Tigers

Over 9 (-130)

Under 9 (EVEN)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Georgia Bulldogs

Over 9½ (-125)

Under 9½ (-105)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Florida Gators

Over 7½ (-130)

Under 7½ (EVEN)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Kentucky Wildcats

Over 3½ (-175)

Under 3½ (+145)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – LSU Tigers

Over 9 (-115)

Under 9 (-115)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Mississippi State Bulldogs

Over 7½ (EVEN)

Under 7½ (-130)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Missouri Tigers

Over 7½ (-130)

Under 7½ (EVEN)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Ole Miss Rebels

Over 7½ (-175)

Under 7½ (+145)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – South Carolina Gamecocks

Over 9½ (EVEN)

Under 9½ (-130)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Tennessee Volunteers

Over 5½ (-150)

Under 5½ (+120)


NCAA 2014-2015 Regular Season Wins – Vanderbilt Commodores

Over 6 (+125)

Under 6 (-155)



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SEC College Football Season Win Totals