May 7, 2026

College Football Bets of the Day – September 19th, 2009

Week three in college football brings a lot of interesting matchups today. Nebraska rolls into Virginia Tech, Florida takes on Tennessee and Texas Tech plays Texas. Here are our top five picks of the day. Good luck everyone!

Utah +5
Nebraska +5
Toledo +21
UL Monroe +20.5
Michigan -24
Arkansas -2.5
UCLA -12.5

Overall Record:

College Football 11-9 (this year) 116-100-1 (overall)
NFL 3-4 (this year) 106-76-5 (overall)
MLB 90-69-5
College Basketball 197-149-6
NHL 1-2
NBA 44-36

College Football Bet of the Day – September 17th, 2009

Miami looks like they could be heading back to a national power, but I love Georgia Tech’s in your face running game. Miami probably wins, but Tech gets under the line.

Georgia Tech +5.5

Overall Record:

College Football
11-8 (this year) 116-99-1 (overall)
NFL 3-4 (this year) 106-76-5 (overall)
MLB 90-69-5
College Basketball 197-149-6
NHL 1-2
NBA 44-36

College Football Bet of the Day – September 11th, 2009

All signs point to an explosive game tonight between the Buffaloes and Rockets. Let’s go with the over and cheer for lots of scoring!

Colorado/Toledo over 54

Overall Record:

College Football 4-5 (this year) 109-96-1 (overall)
NFL 0-1 (this year) 103-73-5 (overall)
MLB 90-69-5
College Basketball 197-149-6
NHL 1-2
NBA 44-36

College Football Bets of the Day – September 5th, 2009

Things haven’t been very good for Rich Rod so far in Ann Arbor and I don’t see that changing today with all the controversy swirling around his team. I like Western Michigan to give Michigan a scare and cover the 13. I also really like the over in the Cal/Maryland game!

Western Michigan +13
Purdue -10
Wisconsin -17
Bama/Va Tech under 37
Cal/Maryland over 51

Overall Record:

College Football 2-2 (this year) 107-93-1 (overall)
MLB 90-69-5
NFL 103-72-5
College Basketball
197-149-6
NHL 1-2
NBA 44-36

College Football Bet of the Day – September 4th, 2009

We didn’t get off on the best foot yesterday, but there are games everyday through Labor Day so we will turn it around. Tulsa lost their starting quarterback from last year, but their offense is plug and play and G.J Kinne a transfer from Texas should do the trick.

Tulsa -13.5

Overall Record:

College Football 1-2 (this year) 107-93-1 (overall)
MLB 90-69-5
NFL 103-72-5
College Basketball
197-149-6
NHL 1-2
NBA 44-36

LeGarrette Blount Hitting Boise State Football Player Video

Senior Oregon Ducks tailback LeGarrette Blount went straight loco last night after a disappointing loss to Boise State. Blount had been crowing all summer that the Ducks were going to roll into Boise and destroy the Broncos, but Boise State didn’t cave in. Boise won a defensive battle 19-8 and after the game linbacker Byron Hout from Boise asked Blount how he liked that a$$ whooping. Blount almost instantaneously sucker punched Hout and then went absolutely bonker on Boise fans as well. There hasn’t been any word from the Oregon football program, but this incident has given them a huge black eye. Look for Blount to get a multi-game suspension if he isn’t thrown off the team for good!

The SEC is Locked and Loaded

The SEC continues to be the best conference in all of college football and there really isn’t an argument around this topic, but to be frank it wasn’t heads and shoulders over a couple of conferences last year. Yes, Florida won the BCS Championship and overall the conference did well in the bowl season, but do not forget the second best team Alabama got worked by Utah in the Sugar Bowl and South Carolina was crushed by Iowa in the Outback Bowl. Overall the offenses were pretty bad last year considering six teams finished 97th or lower in total offense, five teams finished 81st or lower in rushing and seven teams finished 87th or lower in scoring. Also, SEC teams scheduled weak non-conference games on the whole and outside of a few top teams the quality was pretty poor for SEC standards.

Even the best have some down times and look for things to rebound back to their normal high standards this year. Auburn and Tennessee are almost assured to be better than their horrible seasons last year and Arkansas is improving under coach Bobby Petrino. LSU has reloaded and will be ready to roll this year and South Carolina’s offense has the promise of being something better than the anemic output they have seen in the last couple of years. Georgia will drop a little after losing Stafford and Moreno, but I could see them still being a solid team. Then you have Alabama, Ole Miss and Florida who are all heavyweights on the national scene. The only real dogs in the league this year should be Kentucky, Vanderbilt and Mississippi State.

Surprise Team

Georgia – The spotlight is completely off of the team now that Stafford and Moreno have left for the NFL and they have a lot of positive items in their favor. The Bulldogs have one of the best offensive lines in the country, a truckload of good running backs and an excellent defense. Keep an eye on Mark Richt and the Dawgs!

Disappointing Team

Mississippi – This team will not be able to live up to the hype surrounding them. Last year they flew under the radar for most of the year and took solid team after solid team down, but this year they come in highly ranked in most polls. LSU and Alabama could be better than they were last year and they along with the rest of the SEC are going to give the Rebels their best shot. Look for this team to lose at least three games.

Game of the Year

Florida versus Georgia in the world’s largest cocktail party. We mentioned Georgia as our sleeper and we think this could be a game that Florida could lose this year. Look out!

Bottom Line – The SEC is back to full strength so it should be an exciting year to say the least. While Florida is head and shoulders the favorite in the conference and in the country with all defensive starters coming back and Tim Tebow still running the show there are a lot of other tough teams that want to contend. Look for LSU to be much better, Georgia to be very strong and Bama and Ole Miss to make New Year Day bowl games. I think in the end even with all the pressure Florida will pull out the SEC Championship barring an injury to Tebow or Brandon Spikes on defense.

College Football Bets of the Day – September 3rd, 2009

Oh my goodness college football is back my friends. I am so darn excited I’m not sure what to do with myself right now. After eight long months college football is back. Enjoy the games tonight and throughout the holiday weekend and make sure you check us out everyday college football is played if you want to get paid.

Boise State/Oregon over 64
Ball State -16.5
Troy/Bowling Green under 56

Overall Record:

College Football 106-92-1
MLB 90-69-5
NFL 103-72-5
College Basketball 197-149-6
NHL 1-2
NBA 44-36

30 hours and counting….

43 years ago Steve Spurrier was the quarterback for the Florida Gators when they came to Raleigh to play the Wolfpack in the second game every played in Carter Finley Stadium. The Wolfpack at one point led the #8 Gators 10-3 in the second half, but ended up losing 17-10. Spurrier leads his Gamecocks back into Carter Finley Stadium tomorrow night to play NC State in front of a nationally televised audience on ESPN to kick of the college football season. Spurrier, Erin Andrews and college football is about all you can ask for, right?

nc st

Rich Rodriguez Gets Misty at Press Conference

Michigan head football coach Rich Rodriguez got quite emotional today at a press conference established to address the accusations reported by the Detroit Free Press. The University of Michigan launched an investigation yesterday after reports surfaced that former and current players said the amount of time they spent on football during the season and in the offseason greatly surpassed what is allowed by the NCAA. Check out this video to see Rodriguez deny these allegations and also get pretty choked up in the process. Things have gone very very wrong since Rodriguez arrived in Ann Arbor, but it is still early on in the scheme of things.