r/CFB • u/CFB_Referee /r/CFB • Sep 14 '21

Discussion Betting Discussion Thread

Discuss spreads, over/unders, and prop bets for this week's games.

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u/JTDanielsHeisman21 Georgia Bulldogs Sep 14 '21

So far on the season Im 7-5-1.

Week 3 bets:

Bama -14

Cinci -3.5

Michigan St +8

Virginia +10

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u/No_Nefariousness4757 /r/CFB Sep 14 '21

I like the under in that UGA/Scar game. I could see Georgia’s defense continuing to dominate and the other offense establishing the run more than last week. I going 31-6

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u/JTDanielsHeisman21 Georgia Bulldogs Sep 14 '21

Our defense has given up 3 points in 2 games. I dont think Scar is going to double that output. This also isnt the old Georgia OCs calling plays, were running our offense regardless of who is playing said offense, getting our 2s/3s ready to go when their name is called. I wont be touching it, but if I were, I would take the over.

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u/No_Nefariousness4757 /r/CFB Sep 14 '21

We ran the ball so poorly last game that I certainly expect us to run the ball this game. Even trying to get JT in rhythm by throwing on running downs, I doubt the offense is putting up 40. And we will eventually give up a TD lol

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u/Nab_Karma South Carolina Gamecocks Sep 15 '21

South Carolina’s front 7, even through the 2-deep, is filled with good pass rushers. But the interior and edge guys are all pretty much average or below average against the run. If there is a game to just run the ball, it’s this one. The only way this game stays competitive is turnovers, and South Carolina does have rushers capable of causing problems in the passing game.

Without turnovers, South Carolina won’t score more than 10.