Saturday Betting - Week 4

Submitted by BeatOSU52 on September 20th, 2019 at 10:44 PM

Please post your weekend bets, what you're thinking of betting, or whatever to do with betting for Saturday's slate of games.  I'll start:

 

(Last week record: 6-1  Overall season record: 12-9)

 

Central Florida at Pttt, 3:30pm:  Pitt +12

South Alabama at UAB, 3:30pm: South Alabama +10

Auburn at Texas A&m, 3:30pm   Texas A&M -3.5

West Virginia at Kansas, 4:30pm:  West Virginia -4.5

Oregon at Stanford, 7pm:  Oregon -10.5

Old Dominion at Virginia, 7pm:  Old Dominion +28

Charlotte at Clemson, 7:30pm:  Charlotte +42

Utah St at San Diego St, 10:30pm:  San Diego St +4
 

Saturday morning EPL bonus play:

Man City vs Watford:  Man City -2.5

 

 

Notable spreads of discussion:

Michigan currently sits as a 3.5 underdog at Wisconsin.  Over/Under:  44.5

Michigan St currently sits as a 8.5 point favorite over Northwestern (at Northwestern)

Georgia currently sits as a 14.5 point favorite over Notre Dame (at Georgia)

Ohio St currently sits as a 39 point favorite over Miami OH (at Ohio St)

 

Other lines:

https://www.vegas.com/gaming/sportsline/college-football/

 

What's yours?

bfeeavveerr

September 20th, 2019 at 11:25 PM ^

I'll take the Beavers and lay 61. Careful the Beavers I'm talking about have teeth that are razor sharp.

#BEAVER UP.

#BEAVER STRONG.

AMazinBlue

September 20th, 2019 at 11:27 PM ^

Based on your picks, I'll take a few opposites.

UCF unloads on Pitt and easily covers.

The Hat keeps rolling and upsets WV

And I think Virginia is for real and beat ODU

Hopefully NW takes advantage of a reeling MSU squad.

And  Clemson will put it all together and destroy Charlotte.

UM 38,  UW 17

 

Gucci Mane

September 21st, 2019 at 3:18 AM ^

I like to give y’all one or two locks every week. I’m 3-0 on the year. I’m going to lock Michigan for the first time this year. Take Uofm -6.5. Should get you about +275. 

Sambojangles

September 21st, 2019 at 9:14 AM ^

Has anyone done an analysis of the ESPN FPI winning percentage vs reality?  Is their prediction system actually good or total BS? I remember someone looked at S&P+ a few years ago and figured out it was generally pretty accurate: teams that were given 80% probability to win actually won 80% of the time, 90% won 90%, etc. 

Sorry if this is off topic but I figure the gamblers would be most in tune with this type of thing. 

Tunneler

September 21st, 2019 at 10:50 AM ^

I have been betting with you for the hell of it because you did fairly well last year.  Good luck to us!

Did you see the over/under for MSU @ NW?  36 points?... Is that like an all time low number?