Shacro NCAAF Week 2 Plays
Shacro
Senior Member
First plays of the season. It's always a good feeling to be back. All my lines come from 5Dimes. Good luck everyone.
313 San Diego State (-9.5)
Even with a cross country trip, the Aztecs should be able to handle the Knights. SDSU is accustomed to stopping the triple-option and Army was very unimpressive in their Week 1 game against N. Illinois -- even falling victim to the injury bug.
343 TCU (-2)
Although an entertaining Friday night showdown, I thought the play of the new-look TCU Horned Frogs could have been a lot better. Air Force is a threatening team this season, but I'm not ready to second-guess TCU's defense and the coaching strategy of Gary Patterson. Even if the game is close (which is usually the case between these two teams when the game is played @AF), I don't think the Horned Frogs have trouble covering this spread. That being said, this line doesn't pass the smell test.
387 Georgia Tech (-10.5)
Even after a solid outing against Purdue last week, MTSU has a defense that is far too depleted to handle this GT triple-option. If MTSU can somehow slow down the GT ground attack, head coach Paul Johnson will take advantage of a rundown MTSU secondary.
313 San Diego State (-9.5)
Even with a cross country trip, the Aztecs should be able to handle the Knights. SDSU is accustomed to stopping the triple-option and Army was very unimpressive in their Week 1 game against N. Illinois -- even falling victim to the injury bug.
343 TCU (-2)
Although an entertaining Friday night showdown, I thought the play of the new-look TCU Horned Frogs could have been a lot better. Air Force is a threatening team this season, but I'm not ready to second-guess TCU's defense and the coaching strategy of Gary Patterson. Even if the game is close (which is usually the case between these two teams when the game is played @AF), I don't think the Horned Frogs have trouble covering this spread. That being said, this line doesn't pass the smell test.
387 Georgia Tech (-10.5)
Even after a solid outing against Purdue last week, MTSU has a defense that is far too depleted to handle this GT triple-option. If MTSU can somehow slow down the GT ground attack, head coach Paul Johnson will take advantage of a rundown MTSU secondary.
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Spare
I'm most confident in SDSU, but the TCU line makes me a bit nervous. Even in Colorado Springs, a line of (-2) seems a little low to me.
Good luck, sir.