The College Football season may be 6-7 weeks away but our man James Hayes has been deep in study and will provide his take and 2009 College Football Predictions on as many NCAA teams as he can before the 2009/10 season kicks off.
We start from the top and move our way down so keep checking in for more college football previews for the 2009-2010 NCAA Football Season!
Thursday was the first day for conference tournament action from the biggest conferences in the NCAA. There were some interesting results from those games, but they were not as surprising as you might think. Let’s take a look at how we can use these outcomes to help predict what will happen in the NCAA tournament, when it matters the most.
Virginia Tech is playing in its 16th straight bowl game, though it has lost all three of its appearances in BCS games. On the basis of fundamentals, it looks like clear edges should be going Cincinnati’s way.
BetUS NCAA Football Betting Odds: CINCINNATI -2.5, Total 41.5
The ACC will crown its champion on Saturday afternoon, and sports betting fanatics will have another chance to boost their bankrolls with BetUS Sportsbook when the Boston College Eagles (9-3, 7-4 ATS) clash with the Virginia Tech Hokies (8-4, 4-7 ATS) from Raymond James Stadium in Tampa Bay.
The Miami Hurricanes have a huge game tonight hosting the Virginia Tech Hokies, and the winner will have a great chance to win the ACC Coastal Division.
Sportsbook.com has Miami-FL as 4 ½-point favorites with a Total of 43. ESPN will broadcast this game at 7:45 pm ET.
Two teams with the ACC title on their minds hook up in Blacksburg on Thursday night, and sports betting fanatics will get a chance to sink their teeth into all the action when the Maryland Terrapins (6-2, 4-3 ATS) do battle with the Virginia Tech Hokies (5-3, 2-5 ATS).
The two teams who met in the ACC championship game last season will meet up again on Saturday, as the Boston College Eagles (4-1 SU, 2-2 ATS) play host to the Virginia Tech Hokies (5-1 SU, 2-3 ATS) in NCAA college football betting action that is set to get underway at 8 PM ET at Alumni Stadium (artificial turf) in Chestnut Hill, MA.
North Carolina beats up Rutgers and now they are a favorite over Virginia Tech? I don’t get it. Sure, the Hokies lost at home to a good East Carolina team but they beat Georgia Tech on their own turf last weekend. Virginia Tech has won the last four games between these teams and showed last year that they have the ability to improve as the season progresses.
The first big upset of Saturday just took place on ESPN with ECU defeating the Hokies of Virginia Tech.
27-22 is the final score. Great game, tons of blocked kicks and momentum swings, but the #17 seed Hokies are starting the year 0-1. OUCH.
Congrats to the Pirates!
Last night in CFB action Riley Skinner went 27-of-36 passing for 220 yards and three touchdowns to lead 23rd-ranked Wake Forest in a 41-13 romp over Baylor in the season opener for both schools.
The first few weeks of the college season can set you up for the rest of the year or even pad your pocket for NFL Sundays. A good, hard look at the numbers reveals some very enticing odds to make you money as oddsmakers try to get a handle on how teams will perform.
We had our guy Cras make picks last year and he made lots of money with his early season selections. Here’s where he’s putting his money this weekend.
