2009 St. Petersburg Bowl Wagering Odds

Filed Under (Odds Alerts) by Stan on 17-12-2009

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st petersburg bowl wageringCentral Florida vs Rutgers Wagering Odds

Two teams with different expectations meet in the St. Petersburg Bowl wagering on Saturday night at 8pm ET as Central Florida faces Rutgers live nation-wide on ESPN. Central Florida is thrilled to be playing in any bowl while Rutgers would really rather be in a higher profile bowl game. Rutgers has had a lot of success in bowl games recently though, winning their last three. Rutgers is a 2.5 point wagering odds favorite with a total of 44.5 at SBG Global.

The expectation level at Rutgers has put a little heat on head coach Greg Schiano even though Rutgers did next to nothing before he arrived. “I think people need to take a deep breath and realize that,” Schiano said. “There are a lot of football teams in this country that would like to go to five straight bowl games. Some would call it not at the level they expect and I apologize for that, but the reality is five-straight bowls is five straight bowls.”
 
Rutgers won seven of eight games at one point this season to get into the Top 25 but they lost two of their last three games overall. Rutgers went 3-4 overall in the college football wagering Big East this season. “Right now, we are who we are,” Schiano said. “I’m not ashamed of who we are. … We’re going to become great, but right now we’re not great.”
 
Rutgers has a freshman at quarterback and that is part of their problem. Tom Savage threw 12 TDs this season but also had six interceptions and his completion percentage was the worst in the conference. The running game is led by Joe Martinek but he slumped down the stretch. He is not likely to find much room against a Central Florida defense that was fourth in the country against the run.
 
Central Florida should have the home crowd edge since they are playing the game in South Florida. They come into the game having won five of their last six including an upset of Houston. Central Florida has the edge at quarterback as Brett Hodges threw for 705 yards with five touchdowns and four interceptions in his last three college football wagering odds games.

The Knights are 4-0 ATS in their last 4 games overall. The Knights are 6-1 ATS in their last 7 games as an underdog. The Knights are 2-10-1 ATS in their last 13 vs. the Big East. The Scarlet Knights are 3-0-1 ATS in their last 4 bowl games. The Scarlet Knights are 4-1 ATS in their last 5 vs. Conference USA.

Texas vs Texas A&M Wagering Odds NCAA Football

Filed Under (Odds Alerts) by Stan on 24-11-2009

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jordan pughThe Texas vs Texas A&M NCAA Football wagering goes down this Thursday at 8pm ET. The second-ranked and unbeaten Texas Longhorns are just two steps away from playing for the national title. They need to take care of business on Thanksgiving night against Texas A&M and then win the Big 12 title game next week against Nebraska. The college football odds favor Texas on Thursday against A&M in this game that can be seen on ESPN, but the Aggies have been no pushover this season, especially at home. Texas is a 21-point wagering odds favorite at SBG Global.

The Aggies rolled to a 38-3 victory last week against Baylor that made them bowl eligible. They have the offensive firepower to at least give Texas cause for concern and the Aggies are playing at home. "It’s going to be fast and crazy," said A&M defensive back Jordan Pugh, "You’ve got to savor the moment. You have no choice. All of us as seniors have to savor this moment and get this win." The Aggies defeated Texas in 2006 and in 2007 but they were blown out last year in Austin. 
 
The Longhorns have been focused all season as only two of their games have been decided by less than 24 points. The Aggies on the other hand are hit or miss. When they hit, they are very good, but when they miss they are very bad. The average margin in A&M’s six wins has been 27 points while in the five defeats they have lost by an average of 27.4 point per game. "These kids are about ready to give me a heart attack," head coach Mike Sherman said, "One week is one thing. One week is something else."
 
Take a look at the college football wagering stats for Thursday’s game. The Longhorns are 4-0-1 ATS in their last 5 conference games. The Longhorns are 4-1 ATS in their last 5 games as a road favorite. The Longhorns are 4-1 ATS in their last 5 games in November. The Longhorns are 1-4 ATS in their last 5 meetings at Texas A&M. The Aggies are 3-1-1 ATS in their last 5 home games. The Aggies are 1-5-1 ATS in their last 7 games as a home underdog. The Aggies are 1-5 ATS in their last 6 games in November. The Aggies are 0-6 ATS in their last 6 Thursday games.

The Over is 18-7-1 in the Longhorns last 26 road games. The Over is 7-3 in the Longhorns last 10 games in November. The Over is 13-4-1 in the Aggies last 18 conference games. The Over is 5-2 in the Aggies last 7 games overall. The Under is 5-1-1 in the last 7 meetings between the two teams at Texas A&M.

Week 1 Sunday Night: College Football Wagering Odds

Filed Under (Odds Alerts) by Stan on 05-09-2009

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jevan sneadThe opening weekend of college football wagering season is by no means over, despite the completed full lineup of games on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Sunday and Monday both boast two game slates, all of the rivalry nature.
 
On Sunday, highly touted Ole Miss visits Memphis as a 16.5-point road favorite, and Colorado hosts Colorado State, also as double-digit chalk. Bettors are backing both favorites at last checked on Sportsbook.com.
 

This will be the sixth straight time these teams that are separated by a mere 85 miles will start a new campaign matched against one another. Ole Miss is the sexy SEC West pick, led by QB Jevan Snead. Going from trendy underdog to flashy front-runner has sidetracked more than one team in the past. Mississippi is 29-11 ATS in non-SEC action. Coach Tommy West has found success in Memphis, but wants to play in the C-USA title game this season. Pulling a massive upset would get people talking about a team that is 17-9 ATS as home dog and 18-12-1 ATS vs. the SEC.
 

Even if you include last year’s 38-17 drubbing by Colorado, the last seven matchups in this in-state rivalry have been decided by 6.5 points per game. Coach Dan Hawkins believes his team could compete for Big 12 North, if injured players return and the offense gels. This is a meaningful year for coach Hawkins, who is 13-24 (14-21 ATS) at Boulder. Colorado State had surprising 7-6 campaign with a bowl victory and looks to build on solid season. Easier said than done without established QB and only 5 starters back on defense. This rivalry returns back to campuses with the Buffs 17-4 in home openers, however, they have dropped their last seven ATS.
 
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