Pro Football Gambling – Buccaneers vs Titans
The Bucs (4-6) have lost 4 straight and if they lose to the Titans (5-5) in this non-conference match up the post-season will likely be a pipe dream.
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The Bucs (4-6) have lost 4 straight and if they lose to the Titans (5-5) in this non-conference match up the post-season will likely be a pipe dream.
Even though Penn State (9-2) lost last week and they are still reeling from a scandal they still have a shot to play in the first ever Big 10 title game, but must beat Wisconsin (9-2) to get that chance.
Iowa State (6-4) scored a big upset last week knocking Oklahoma State from the ranks of the unbeaten and ruining their National Title hopes and they can ruin Oklahoma (9-2) and their Big 12 title hopes with another upset.
Texas Tech (5-6) looked like a lock to make a bowl game a few weeks back when they shocked Oklahoma beating the Sooners in Norman, but they have lost 4 straight since then and must beat Baylor (7-4) to be bowl eligible.
The Huskers (8-3) are out of the Big 10 title race, but with a win over a legit Iowa (7-4) team they can improve the bowl they play in. Nebraska is coming off a bad loss to Michigan and they face an Iowa squad that has won 2 of their last 3 games.
Neither of these Big 12 teams will be playing in a BCS bowl game, but both Texas (6-4) and Texas A&M (6-5) can improve their bowl position with a win on Turkey Day.
The Saints are coming off a tough OT loss to division rival New Orleans while the Titans crushed Carolina in their last game.
The Sooners (9-1) got some luck last week with Stanford and Boise State falling from the ranks of the unbeaten and OU still has an outside chance to play in the BCS title game.
Venue/ Stadium: Kyle Field, COLLEGE STATION, TX
Time/Date: 12 PM EST Saturday, November 19, 2011
NCAA Odds From: BetOnline
Moneyline: OFF
Spread (ATS): Texas A&M -30.5
Over/Under: 66
Kansas Jayhawks vs. Texas A&M Aggies Preview
Texas A&M (5-5) has lost 3 straight games and 2 of those losses came in OT, but they have a good chance to become bowl eligible with their 6th win this Saturday facing a Kansas (2-8) team that has lost their last 8 games and is 0-7 in Big 12 play. NCAAF lines has Texas A&M as HUGE 30.5-point home favorites with a total of 66.
Last week Kansas lost a tough 31-30 game in OT to the Baylor Bears and Texas A&M also lost in OT, 4 of them no less, 53-50 to Kansas State.
It is no surprise why the Aggies as such big favorites, as they have a solid offense ranking 16th in the nation in both passing and rushing yards per game. On top of that Kansas only ranks 113th in the nation defending the pass and 2nd to last in all of college football defending the run.
A&M QB Ryan Tannehill passed for 210 yards with 3 TD and 1 INT last week and RB Cyrus Gray rushed for 218 yards with 2 TD. Is there any way the Jayhawks can stop these guys? I would say no chance.
The reason Kansas almost upset Baylor last week was that they rushed for nearly 300 yards with freshman RB Darrian Miller rushing for 147 yards. However, they were facing a Baylor run defense that ranks 112th in the nation while Texas A&M ranks 20th. [soliloquy id=”82219″]
The Aggies are not a great team defending the run so for the Jayhawks to have any chance in this game they will need Jordan Webb to play well. Easier said than done since the Jayhawks only rank 97th in the nation in passing yards per game and last week Webb only passed for 108 yards with 1 TD and 3 INT.
As you can tell this is not a good match up for the Jayhawks and to add more to the pile the Aggies have the most sacks in the nation this season.
Last season in Kansas the Aggies crushed the Jayhawks 45-10 and Kansas has not beaten A&M since the 2007 season.
Betting Trends
This season Kansas is 5-5 ATS and has an O/U record of 6-4 and Texas A&M is 2-8 ATS and has an O/U record of 6-4.
Kansas is 1-4 ATS in their last 5 road games and has an Under record of 4-1 in their last 5 games.
Texas A&M is 1-7 ATS in their last 8 games as a favorite, 0-4 ATS in their last 4 games, and has an Over record of 5-1 in their last 6 games as a favorite.
Jason’s Pick: Yeah, the Aggies have not been a good ATS team this season and they are giving 30.5 points in this game, but they will come out and crush the Jayhawks in a blowout and easily cover the spread. Take the Under in this match up, as while the Aggies will light up the scoreboard Kansas will have a hard time scoring.
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Kansas State (8-2) snapped their 2-game losing streak with a big win last week and now face a Texas (6-3) team that had their 2-game winning streak snapped last week.
The Texans (6-3) have won 3 straight and are atop the AFC South, but are they for real? They have only beaten one team that is over .500 and QB Matt Schaub is not putting up the numbers he usually does.
After a hot start the Titans (4-4) have lost 2 of their last 3 games and they have to start winning to keep pace with the Texans in the AFC South. The Panthers are coming off a bye and they have only won 2 games all season and while Cam Newton has shown he is the real deal Carolina still has big concerns on the defensive side of the ball.
The Falcons (5-3) are winners of 3 straight games and if they can beat the Saints (6-3) in this home game they will take over 1st place in the NFC South.
Texas has won 2 straight and the main reason is their 11th ranked rushing offense that has racked up over 400 yards on the ground in each game. Missouri is under .500 and they have lost 2 of their last 3 games, but all of their losses this season have come to teams that are currently ranked or have been in the top 25 this season.
Both these Big 12 teams have struggled lately losing their last 2 games and Texas A&M heads into this game shorthanded with leading rusher Christine Michael, who is out with a knee injury.
This season has not gone according to plan with these 2 teams from the Sunshine State, as Miami is still one win away from being bowl eligible at 5-4 and FSU is at 6-3 and had legit BCS hopes this season.