2 Big Bets in College Football

[thomorino]

3-1 on Saturday and 9-11 for the year.

I like Notre Dame at -4.5 - Kelly finally has a QB, ND scored the most points they've scored on the road in nearly 4 years and they will come in with a lot of confidence into this game against a Stanford team that has holes defensively in the secondary. Stanford's season win total before the season started was 8.5, they beat an overrated USC team with no defense and are now ranked in the top ten after a lucky comeback against Oregon. ND's defense has looked strong and Stanford's doesn't have the quarterback play to play from behind.

Ohio State -3.5 - Ohio State has Meyer back and they will be ready for this road test after the strong performance against TCU on the road. Penn State's run defense is garbage, they are giving up nearly 5 yards a carry and were lucky to pull away late against Illinois. McSorely is overrated and without Barkley Penn State's offense hasn't been consistent. OSU has a big coaching advantage, they've made great 2nd half adjustments, like against TCU when they domiante the second half.

[BigdaddyQH]

So let me get this straight. You are 9-11. You say this: "McSorely is overrated and without Barkley Penn State's offense hasn't been consistent." Do you have any idea what you are talking about? An offense that has not scored less than 45 points in a game, and is averaging 55 1/2 points a game is "not consistent"?

You also say this: "ND's defense has looked strong and Stanford's doesn't have the quarterback play to play from behind." Stanford was down 24-7 on the road to a team that is much better than Notre Dame is and you say that their QB can't play from behind. Why do you even bother to post? What a loser.

[thomorino]

So let me get this straight. You are 9-11. You say this: "McSorely is overrated and without Barkley Penn State's offense hasn't been consistent." Do you have any idea what you are talking about? An offense that has not scored less than 45 points in a game, and is averaging 55 1/2 points a game is "not consistent"?

You also say this: "ND's defense has looked strong and Stanford's doesn't have the quarterback play to play from behind." Stanford was down 24-7 on the road to a team that is much better than Notre Dame is and you say that their QB can't play from behind. Why do you even bother to post? What a loser.

Fuk off

[thomorino]

Not that I care, but Penn State has played no one, if you watched Mcsorely last year, he wasn't consistent against good defenses despite the great stats.

ND's defense is much better than Oregon's not even close.

[jjgold]

Stanford was given the game

It actually was a blowout if you take away the flukes

BOTH ML PARLAY

[lakerboy]

2 winners on ml for sure

[chico2663]

Not that I care, but Penn State has played no one, if you watched Mcsorely last year, he wasn't consistent against good defenses despite the great stats.

ND's defense is much better than Oregon's not even close.

I told my buddy the same thing about osu last night. The line has dropped a point so far. I think losing bosa hurts but this is first qb ohio state has had since art schlichter. (rooster_eater borrowed 100 off me at turfway park than went back to jail)

[A Quant]

So let me get this straight. You are 9-11. You say this: "McSorely is overrated and without Barkley Penn State's offense hasn't been consistent." Do you have any idea what you are talking about? An offense that has not scored less than 45 points in a game, and is averaging 55 1/2 points a game is "not consistent"?

You also say this: "ND's defense has looked strong and Stanford's doesn't have the quarterback play to play from behind." Stanford was down 24-7 on the road to a team that is much better than Notre Dame is and you say that their QB can't play from behind. Why do you even bother to post? What a loser.

This guy has lost his mind. Oregon, "much better" than Notre Dame?

You're an idiot.

[RockBottom]

Oregon struggled with San Jose St.

[Shutup]

[Eddy Munny]

How'd that Notre Dame kid look at QB?

I like the Irish but Stanford probably feeling like they're playing with house money at this point.

[survive]

How'd that Notre Dame kid look at QB?

I like the Irish but Stanford probably feeling like they're playing with house money at this point.

Good enough to make wake fire their DC haha

[thomorino]

Fuk off

[lonegambler23]

the morino doesent mess around

[jjgold]

Morino is tough in person too

Well that is what they say

Good Luck

[reigle9]

Not that I care, but Penn State has played no one, if you watched Mcsorely last year, he wasn't consistent against good defenses despite the great stats.

ND's defense is much better than Oregon's not even close.

app st is around 20th in the power ratings and your mcsorely comment is nonsensical

[irishstuey]

How'd that Notre Dame kid look at QB?

I like the Irish but Stanford probably feeling like they're playing with house money at this point.

He looked really good. A B+ college Drew Brees. Enough to win all the games on their schedule, but not enough to beat the big 4.

[thomorino]

app st is around 20th in the power ratings and your mcsorely comment is nonsensical

Appalaichan State is not the 20th ranked team in the country, power rankings this early mean nothing, I watched Mcscorely all last year, he wasn't consistent against good defenses.

[thomorino]

He looked really good. A B+ college Drew Brees. Enough to win all the games on their schedule, but not enough to beat the big 4.

It was his first start in college, he should get better, Stanford's defense is great either.

[JAKEPEAVY21]

It was his first start in college, he should get better, Stanford's defense is great either.

no it wasn't, he started vs UNC last season.

[5mike5]

[thomorino]

Fuk off

[thomorino]

no it wasn't, he started vs UNC last season.

This was his first real start, that game had horrible condition and he started with very little preparation, it wasn't a good measure of him at all.

[milwaukee mike]

This was his first real start, that game had horrible condition and he started with very little preparation, it wasn't a good measure of him at all.

oh ok

so some starts count as "real starts"... like some comebacks are lucky wins while others are great coaching adjustments

[jjgold]

Every game has a 50% chance of winning whether you analyze every angle or flip a coin

[JAKEPEAVY21]

This was his first real start, that game had horrible condition and he started with very little preparation, it wasn't a good measure of him at all.

not only was last year @UNC his first start but he played in numerous other games.

[milwaukee mike]

3-1 on Saturday and 9-11 for the year.

I like Notre Dame at -4.5 - Kelly finally has a QB, ND scored the most points they've scored on the road in nearly 4 years and they will come in with a lot of confidence into this game against a Stanford team that has holes defensively in the secondary. Stanford's season win total before the season started was 8.5, they beat an overrated USC team with no defense and are now ranked in the top ten after a lucky comeback against Oregon. ND's defense has looked strong and Stanford's doesn't have the quarterback play to play from behind.

Ohio State -3.5 - Ohio State has Meyer back and they will be ready for this road test after the strong performance against TCU on the road. Penn State's run defense is garbage, they are giving up nearly 5 yards a carry and were lucky to pull away late against Illinois. McSorely is overrated and without Barkley Penn State's offense hasn't been consistent. OSU has a big coaching advantage, they've made great 2nd half adjustments, like against TCU when they domiante the second half.

i think you meant 15 years, not 4... have you ever gotten a stat right?

"The 56-point output was the most on the road by the Irish since winning 57-7 at Stanford on November 29, 2003."

[thomorino]

i think you meant 15 years, not 4... have you ever gotten a stat right?

"The 56-point output was the most on the road by the Irish since winning 57-7 at Stanford on November 29, 2003."

The stat I gave was correct

[thomorino]

i think you meant 15 years, not 4... have you ever gotten a stat right?

"The 56-point output was the most on the road by the Irish since winning 57-7 at Stanford on November 29, 2003."

milwaukee mike

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Not that I care but what a moron - does nothing but troll threads all day and his picks are garbage.

[thomorino]

not only was last year @UNC his first start but he played in numerous other games.

He played a couple snaps in garbage time, but didn't get significant playing time in important games last year.

[danwinkler]

Ohio State and Meyer will wet the bed. Penn St matches up well and the home crowd will make the difference here.

[milwaukee mike]

The stat I gave was correct

no it isn't

here's their game log from 2014 and every other year, show me the game that they had 56+ points on the road in any year after 2003

https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/schools/notre-dame/2014/gamelog/

[milwaukee mike]

He played a couple snaps in garbage time, but didn't get significant playing time in important games last year.

yet another LIE

he played almost the whole citrus bowl against lsu

[milwaukee mike]

thomorino for the love of god STOP STARTING PICK THREADS IN PLAYERS TALK

you suck at gambling (if you even bet) and you post incorrect and blatantly stupid stuff

guy that loses 55 units yet still is dumb enough to think anyone cares what he has to say... total attention whore loser

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[reigle9]

Appalaichan State is not the 20th ranked team in the country, power rankings this early mean nothing, I watched Mcscorely all last year, he wasn't consistent against good defenses.

you have to be trolling, have a good one