The College Football season may be 5-6 weeks away but our man James Hayes has been deep in study and will provide his take and 2010 College Football Predictions on as many NCAA teams as he can before the 2010/11 season kicks off.
For those college football betting nuts out there, it’s never too early to start thinking about the 2010/2011 BCS picture.
As always, there will be a hodgepodge of contenders and pretenders; some of them obvious and some emerging from the woodwork.
Here we go with today’s sports water cooler talk. Here, you won’t just find the straight news; you’ll find the stuff everyone is talking about – the ice breakers, the Twitter topics…well, the stuff you discuss at the water cooler.
Enjoy!
Finally, it’s time. Say what you want about the Texas Longhorns’ right to play in the BCS Championship game, but the bottom line is that the matchup pits the nation’s top two ranked teams against each other. Ideally, that will make for an exciting football betting matchup.
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Will any online sportsbook event generate more interest this week than Florida/Alabama? I seriously doubt it, especially since this 1-versus-2 matchup is not just the SEC title game but the real national title game in some people’s eyes. These two teams gave us a classic last year, with Florida winning 31-20.
The NCAA football schedule hits Week 12 and already attention is focused on the SEC Championship game, to be played a couple of weeks from now. It will, barring a complete disaster, be a matchup between the #1 Florida Gators and the #2 Alabama Crimson Tide. Online sportsbooks currently have the Gators as the odds-on favorite to win the SEC at 5/9, with Alabama sporting odds of 7/5.
The College Football season may be 7-8 weeks away but our man James Hayes has been deep in study and will provide his take and 2009 College Football Predictions on as many NCAA teams as he can before the 2009/10 season kicks off.
We start from the top and move our way down so keep checking in for more college football previews for the 2009-2010 NCAA Football Season!
A “David vs. Goliath” BCS Bowl betting match-up takes place in New Orleans Friday evening when the vaunted Alabama Crimson Tide (12-1 SU, 9-4 ATS) play the undefeated Utah Utes (12-0 SU, 7-4 ATS) in SEC territory. Alabama might still be reeling after a its 31-20 NCAA CFB betting defeat at the hands of the Florida Gators in the SEC Championship game that cost them a chance at participating in the BCS Championship Game.
With all of the talk of a playoff in college football, Saturday’s SEC Championship Game from the Georgia Dome in Atlanta is likely a play-in game to the BCS National Championship. BetUS Sportsbook members will have all of their sports betting options available for one of the most anticipated games of the season when the Alabama Crimson Tide (12-0, 9-3 ATS) face off with the Florida Gators (11-1, 9-2 ATS).
The #1 Alabama Crimson Tide (9-0 SU, 6-3 ATS) will try to keep their BCS National Championship hopes alive this week with a trip to the Bayou to take on Nick Saban’s former squad, the LSU Tigers (6-2 SU, 2-5 ATS).
Love this time of year basically half way thru college and pro football. Yesterday the BCS standings were released which I think are usually not always a good power rankings or top 10. They do take several factors into account so they are close but sometimes they are just wrong. Craig uses his power ranking to help him handicap and pick games daily. Below is Craig’s up to date top 10 for college football.
The Ole Miss Rebels (3-3 SU, 3-2 ATS) apparently were not able to overcome the shock of upsetting Florida. Now, coming off a bye week, they will take to the road in facing the second-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide (6-0 SU, 4-2 ATS) in NCAA football action in the SEC, scheduled to get underway at 3:30 PM ET at Bryant-Denny Stadium (natural grass) in Tuscaloosa.
Two of the top ten teams in the country will lock horns on Saturday in a Southeastern Conference showdown when the Georgia Bulldogs (4-0 SU, 2-0-1 ATS) play host to the Alabama Crimson Tide (4-0 SU, 3-1 ATS) in NCAA college football action that is scheduled to kick off at 7:45 PM ET at Sanford Stadium (natural turf) in Athens, GA.
Nick Saban’s quest to bring Alabama back to prominence highlights the early odds for college football’s opening week.
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Saban won a National Championship with LSU in 2003, and he’s back for his second season in Tuscaloosa after going 7-6 last year (4-4 in the SEC). Saban may have flamed out with the NFL’s Miami Dolphins, but there’s no denying his ability to coach and recruit at the collegiate level, which immediately makes Bama a dangerous squad.
Despite being ranked 24th in the country, Saban’s Alabama Crimson Tide open as a five-point dog versus Clemson on Saturday. Ranked #9, Clemson appears to be the class of the ACC and Coach Tommy Bowden is feeling the heat to win his first league title since 1991.
