No game this weekend will have more of an impact on the National Championship picture and the BCS than this clash between the Texas Tech Red Raiders (10-0, 5-2-1 ATS) and the Oklahoma Sooners (9-1, 7-2 ATS). This critical sports betting match-up from Norman features two of the best spread teams in the nation, and BetUS Sportsbook has all of the action covered.
The Cinderella story continues and BetUS Sportsbook has all of the action covered for this sports betting match-up between the Ball State Cardinals (10-0, 7-2 ATS) and the Central Michigan Chippewas (8-2, 6-3 ATS). Even though the Cardinals are 10-0 and hanging onto faint hopes to bust the BCS, they still have a lot of work to do to win their own conference.
Any time two teams from the Big XII hook up, sports betting fanatics know that the scoreboard operator will be busy. This Saturday should be no exception when the Texas Longhorns (9-1, 7-3 ATS) travel to Lawrence to do battle with the Kansas Jayhawks (6-4, 5-4 ATS).
It’s another week of fantastic college football betting, and BetUS Sportsbook has all of the sports betting action you can handle. On Saturday afternoon, the Ohio State Buckeyes (8-2, 3-6 ATS) put their BCS hopes on the line in Champaign against the Illinois Fighting Illini (5-5, 4-5 ATS), who will be hoping to gain bowl eligibility. Revenge is the theme for the Buckeyes this year, as they will be looking to get some payback for last season’s 28-21 loss at the Horseshoe that knocked them from the ranks of the unbeaten teams in America.
ACC Atlantic bragging rights are on the line in Tallahassee, and the perennial contenders, the Florida State Seminoles (7-2, 4-2-1 ATS) will play host to the Boston College Eagles (6-3, 4-4 ATS). BetUS will have all of the action from Doak Campbell Stadium until the game kicks off on Saturday night at 8:00 ET.
The competition in the ACC Coastal Division is heating up, and BetUS Sportsbook will have another fantastic showdown for sports betting fans when the Virginia Tech Hokies (6-3, 3-5 ATS) hook up with the Miami Hurricanes (6-3, 5-3 ATS) on ESPN’s Thursday Night Football.
The standings in the Big East couldn’t be any tighter, and two teams that still have aspirations of heading to the Orange Bowl as conference champs hook up at Papa John’s Stadium when the Cincinnati Bearcats (7-2, 4-4 ATS) square off against the Louisville Cardinals (5-4, 4-4 ATS).
A pair of points away from the winning weekend that he’d been searching for to get his college season on track, Cras looks to build on his 2-2 effort last weekend.
It’s been another crazy year on the college fields but there are plenty of winning opportunities and we had Cras pick four games for this Saturday.
ACC football betting will be on display Saturday afternoon, and sports betting aficionados will have another chance to wager on a fantastic showdown when the Clemson Tigers (4-4, 1-5 ATS) invade Doak Campbell Stadium to do battle with the Florida State Seminoles (6-2, 3-2-1 ATS).
BetUS Sportsbook presents another great weekend of college football betting action, and as a part of a full card on Saturday; the Kansas Jayhawks (6-3, 5-3 ATS) invade Lincoln to do battle with the Nebraska Cornhuskers (5-4, 4-5 ATS).
Just when it looked like his NCAA season was starting to turn around, the uncertainty that is known as college football ended the optimism last weekend.
After handing Cras a winless 0-4 week, he tries to figure out what has been another highly unpredictable college year.
He was 10 seconds away from a 3-1 Saturday in college football last weekend but instead he had to settle for a mediocre 2-2 day.
With just over two minutes remaining, the UCLA Bruins drove the field for a 23-20 comeback win over the Stanford Cardinal. The comeback thwarted Cras’ chances of the winning weekend he needed to turn around his college season.
Suck on that Oklahoma and Missouri! Texas and Colt McCoy are here to prove everyone that they are here to stay. The Longhorns continued their incredible undefeated season by trouncing the Tigers 56-31. Can you say Heisman? We’ll have an update on the Heisman Race (and I use that term loosely) tomorrow, but for now let’s see which teams are vying for those BCS votes and which teams aren’t worthy of your betting consideration.
Is it time to fade the picks in Quick Hits?
After giving bettors a number of winning weeks last season, Cras is having a tough time figuring out the increasingly complicated NCAA schedule and the numerous upsets of the top-ranked teams.
Even he admits that this week’s picks may be worth a fade after a disappointing 1-3 record last Saturday.
Here’s what he’s thinking this week:
It wasn’t exactly the big bounce-back week he was hoping for but at 2-2 with his picks last weekend you won’t find Cras complaining too much.
Although it hasn’t been his best college season, there’s still time to turn around the 9-12-1 season.
It didn’t happen at all last year, but last week Cras went a dismal 0-4 during what should be called Upset Week in college football.
