I'm looking at taking Washington +20.5 and Virginia Tech at -3.5. To be honest I hate betting college football, so I'm just looking to get someones oppinions about these games.
its too early for anything final but by just glancing i like georgia +1, georgia tech +4.5, Cincy plus some points...
yeah I'm worried about Georgia though. I'm actually a student at University of Tennessee so I've just heard through the grapevine that Georgia is just in really bad shape as a team. GT seems like a good play. I just hate those thugs at Miami. You never know when they will show up!?
Stay away from Miami/GT too much uncertainty on both sides. Cincy wins EASY! What about Tennessee +28.5?
im not so sure about cincy. i am sure the public will be all over them and don't forget the game is in Corvallis. USC went down last year as a favorite.
To be honest, I really think Tennessee will be lucky to come within 35 of Florida. But since I go to UT, I'll most likely stay away from this one.
I think Tennessee is improved for sure, but I wouldn't be surprised to see Florida and Urban put up 56 on them after the shit they talked all year long. I am not one to buy into that kind of stuff that much but this time I think it is worth a play on Florida... As for Va Tech, I have to take them that small of a favorite at home vs. a Nebraska team that hasn't faced anyone and their QB is making his first start on the road. Nebraska D is good, and Va Tech offense is shaky but I think they can get a win at home.
The GT-Miami game seems like a trap game on Miami's side. Their D gave up a lot of points to FSU, who did absolutely nothing offensively against Jacksonville St. Tech played Jack St and torched them on the ground with a lot of mistakes in their first game of the season. On the other side of things, Tech's D blew in the second half against Clemson who hit a ton of big plays and we all know that Miami has some big time athletes. Miami has had 10 days to prepare for the game and against Tech's offense, is very important as it is a very tough Offense to prepare for.