Don't miss out on the two play package going in prime time. We will have the Big 12 game of the week as well as the WAC game of the week so two big games guaranteed backed by a full in depth analysis. This package includes a huge underdog bonus and we hit again last week with Colorado +365 (2* play) and we have a great winning record with dog plays as we have also hit on - Wyoming +290 (9/17), Temple +290 (9/24), Miss +150 (10/1), Rutgers +240 (10/8), SDSU +250 (10/13), LA Tech +205 (10/22), Emich +380 (10/22) and Northwestern +700 (11/5)


LA Tech has had an incredible season so far, but it all means nothing unless they can finally get past Nevada and I think they finally do. They have had 5 wins in a row this is a team that has lost by 2 to Southern Miss ranked 22nd, lost by 1 to Houston ranked 11th, and lost to MIss St by 6 also on the road and they beat SEC team Miss last week. They are competitive in every game and give themselves a chance to win. Nevada has 16 straight wins at home but they are about to face a LA Tech team that can stop the run unlike last year. They are allowing just 2.97 yards per carry in conference play 3.15 overall. The only two teams Southern Miss and Miss St who have rushed over 4 yards and they ran for 4.0 and 4.03. Their defense on the road this year has been unreal and that's the difference they are doing it against quality opponents holding them to 26.80% on 3rd down and in the red zone they are doing it too.

Nevada is -1 in turnover margin with 20 turnovers and La Tech hardly ever turns the ball over and is +8 in turnover margin and that's another reason I love LA Tech to win finally get their win agasint Nevada who is 2-5 ATS in their last 7 as a favorite. While La Tech is 12-3 ATS in their last 15 vs. a winning team.


Almost made this my play of the day, as the line just does not make sense. Kansas State though will come in trying to control the clock they are #1 in the nation in time of possession and that's thanks to a running game and their QB Collin Klein who has 24 TD's on the ground and 1009 yards. Texas is usually adequate at stopping any kind of a running game, and I don't doubt that they'll slow Kansas State, but can Texas get anything going on offense with all the injuries their backfield has had in the past week?

Last Week we had Missouri over Texas at +1.5 as our big play and they easily won the game and it came at a cost when their backfield was hit hard by injuries including their Sr. leader Whitaker. Bottom line Texas was exposed by a mobile QB last week in James Franklin who only rushed for 33 yards, but was able to pass and move the ball. Kansas State just gets it done they are +9 in turnover margin all of that comes on the road where they have been + in that department in all of their road games. Expect Texas to be forced to throw the ball and as I said last week they are not built to win a game that way not with Ash or McCoy behind center. This should be a fast game lots of running that is played close.

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