But I'm going with Virginia tomorrow in the early game.I'm in for my top 5 unit play at +5.If the line goes up,I'll go in for another dose
Virginia +5 5 units:yup
Virginia +5 5 units:yup
I don't mean to be Cavalier
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The Mountaineers lost only one conference matchup all season, which was to No. 1 ranked Miami, and they finished the season on a four-game winning streak. West Virginia?s last two victories came against No. 19 Virginia Tech and No. 23 Pittsburgh.
Meanwhile, Virginia finished on a losing note, in a 21-9 loss to Virginia Tech. Both the Cavaliers and Mountaineers also shared Maryland as a common opponent this season, but the Terps blew out West Virginia, while Virginia clobbered them in its second last outing of the regular term.
Backed by the nation?s second-best ground attack, the Mountaineers posted an impressive 6-1 Big East record. The team scrambled for a bruising 286.9 yards per game, and they?ve rushed for well over 200 yards in each of their last seven outings.
Running back Avon Cobourne finished eighth in the nation in rushing with a monstrous 1,593 yards and he plunged into the end zone 15 times. Cobourne amassed nine 100-yard rushing games and he was complimented by speedy junior tailback Quincy Wilson.
Cobourne and Wilson pose a scary threat to Virginia?s rushing defense, which ranks a horrible 104th in the country. The Cavs will have to rely on their offense, which is led by the ACC?s Player of the Year, Matt Schuab. Schuab beat out N.C. State?s Philip Rivers by a slim four points in the voting. The Cavalier signal caller collected 27 TD passes this campaign, while tossing just seven picks.
Virginia will enter the Continental Tire Bowl as the underdog, which is a familiar role for the Cavs. They played the nation?s 12th toughest schedule and its last four opponents were all ranked in the top 25. The Cavs upset two of their final four foes, pounding Maryland by five TDs and edging out N.C. State 14-9. Those wins helped Cavs coach Al Groh earn the ACC Coach of the Year Award.
Virginia and West Virginia are riding ?under? trends into this matchup, as the last three Mountaineers tilts have dipped ?under? the ?total?, along with four of the last five Cavs games.
good luck mj....
Scott King of the Underdogs
Meanwhile, Virginia finished on a losing note, in a 21-9 loss to Virginia Tech. Both the Cavaliers and Mountaineers also shared Maryland as a common opponent this season, but the Terps blew out West Virginia, while Virginia clobbered them in its second last outing of the regular term.
Backed by the nation?s second-best ground attack, the Mountaineers posted an impressive 6-1 Big East record. The team scrambled for a bruising 286.9 yards per game, and they?ve rushed for well over 200 yards in each of their last seven outings.
Running back Avon Cobourne finished eighth in the nation in rushing with a monstrous 1,593 yards and he plunged into the end zone 15 times. Cobourne amassed nine 100-yard rushing games and he was complimented by speedy junior tailback Quincy Wilson.
Cobourne and Wilson pose a scary threat to Virginia?s rushing defense, which ranks a horrible 104th in the country. The Cavs will have to rely on their offense, which is led by the ACC?s Player of the Year, Matt Schuab. Schuab beat out N.C. State?s Philip Rivers by a slim four points in the voting. The Cavalier signal caller collected 27 TD passes this campaign, while tossing just seven picks.
Virginia will enter the Continental Tire Bowl as the underdog, which is a familiar role for the Cavs. They played the nation?s 12th toughest schedule and its last four opponents were all ranked in the top 25. The Cavs upset two of their final four foes, pounding Maryland by five TDs and edging out N.C. State 14-9. Those wins helped Cavs coach Al Groh earn the ACC Coach of the Year Award.
Virginia and West Virginia are riding ?under? trends into this matchup, as the last three Mountaineers tilts have dipped ?under? the ?total?, along with four of the last five Cavs games.
good luck mj....
Scott King of the Underdogs
WoW Scott, Since I took a break doing commentaties, I'll just pick'em and hope you do these professional write-up's
i,m with you on Virginia, michaeljbird... local has them @ +6 and total of 54. best of luck today.
Like the Cavs as well. All those kids at UVa will benefit from the time off more than any other bowl team. Plus, Rodriguez wanted to be in a Jan 1 bowl and feels shafted.
Congrats to Scott on being the new matchup writer at covers.
Congrats to Scott on being the new matchup writer at covers.
You Guy's know there is nothing like a good ole MORNING CHUBB :jump: :spotting: :Yep: dance1 I've had this chubb going for day's I'm talk-in BLUE VEIN THROBBER :kiss:
I'm talk-in BLUE VEIN THROBBER :kiss:
michaeljbird said:WoW Scott, Since I took a break doing commentaties, I'll just pick'em and hope you do these professional write-up's
nice call mj...
thats not my write up I got it from the database in here at Madjacks where I always go !
This is basic info.... the hard part is picking the winner after reading all the chit.
All I know is my ticket cashed !
Scott King of the Underdogs.
BobbyBlueChip said:
damn Bobby thats the first nice thing you ever said about me. Dont make a habit of it, it confuses me !
Scott King of the Underdogs
Do a real nice write-up Scott.I'm pounding the Buff's then I'm gonna chubb-up and run around in the Buff:yup
Colorado-7 5 units
Colorado-7 5 units
Congradulations Smash, you got me this time. I have over-rated the Big 12,BIG-TIME. I'd like to say Colorado,Nebraska,K State, didn't come to play, but they aren't the caliber teams,I gave them credit for. I watch the SEC mostly,and I know I'm setting myself up for critisism,but the SEC is the toughest most dominant conference,top to bottom, year in year out. I'm glad I had another winning day over-all,so I'll take it. No Chubb in the Buff tonight.
