Though the betting circles around the country have been keeping Graham Harrell down because of the program he plays in now have no choice but to give him the credit he’s rightfully due. After turning the Texas Longhorns on their head with Michael Crabtree, Harrell and the Texas Tech Raiders have vaulted to second in the AP Rankings.
I apologize for the lame title. Actually – I don’t! Either way you cut the mustard, McCoy is emerging as the definitive favorite in our NCAA football futures. However, McCoy can’t rest on the laurels of his team’s efforts. Sam Bradford continues to put up huge numbers. If anyone has to be concerned, it’s Chase Daniel.
The Eastern Kentucky Colonels finished the 2007 season with a stellar 9-3 overall recorded that included a perfect 8-0 mark in the Ohio Valley Conference and the program’s 19th conference title. The Colonels also advanced to the NCAA Division I FCS playoffs for a record 18th time and posted a winning record for the 30th consecutive year.
Still, beating the Cincinnati Bearcats, (10-3 SU, 4-3 Conf., 8-3-1 ATS, 5-6-1 O/U) on the road in their season opener figures to be a fairly tall task as the Bearcats routinely put money in the BetUS NCAA football wagering population’s pocket, going 4-2 ATS at home and an even better, 4-1-1- ATS on the road and beating Southern Mississippi 31-21 in the Papa Johns.com Bowl.
