*****This is posted in another thread, just wanted to get some input from anyone that has the other side. What's the West Coast take on this one? Or does anyone out there even know UCLA exists now that USC is rolling again? LOL!*****
I live in OKC, and LOVE the UCLA play this week. Okie St. lost its starting QB to baseball draft, its best WR ever to the 1st round of the NFL draft, and its best RB in 10 years to the NFL as well. They lost the guy that would have started for them as a true freshman at QB, and will now start an athletic, but completely inept passer, that is a RS-Frosh. They have a solid O-Line and some good depth at RB, so should be able to run the ball a little. What they cannot do anymore is hit the home-run play with the RB or any of the existing WRs. They will try to use the TE a lot, but UCLA's backers should be up to the task. The OSU QB went 3 of 14 with 3 picks in his first scrimmage.
OSU will be good on D in the secondary, but susceptible to the run up front. They have a gamebreaker at DB/PR/KR (Williams) but as long as he is contained, I CANNOT SEE THEM WINNING ON THE ROAD HERE.
I haven't seen a total yet and was wondering if anyone had a good place to get total lines early in the week for college? Either way, if it is anything like 45 and up, BANG THE SHITE OUT OF THE UNDER.
I am also making a MUCH LARGER THAN NORMAL play on the Bruins for early season football. OSU just doesn't have the personnel to do the things they have become quasi-successful doing on offense the last couple years (deep balls and toss sweeps).
I live in OKC, and LOVE the UCLA play this week. Okie St. lost its starting QB to baseball draft, its best WR ever to the 1st round of the NFL draft, and its best RB in 10 years to the NFL as well. They lost the guy that would have started for them as a true freshman at QB, and will now start an athletic, but completely inept passer, that is a RS-Frosh. They have a solid O-Line and some good depth at RB, so should be able to run the ball a little. What they cannot do anymore is hit the home-run play with the RB or any of the existing WRs. They will try to use the TE a lot, but UCLA's backers should be up to the task. The OSU QB went 3 of 14 with 3 picks in his first scrimmage.
OSU will be good on D in the secondary, but susceptible to the run up front. They have a gamebreaker at DB/PR/KR (Williams) but as long as he is contained, I CANNOT SEE THEM WINNING ON THE ROAD HERE.
I haven't seen a total yet and was wondering if anyone had a good place to get total lines early in the week for college? Either way, if it is anything like 45 and up, BANG THE SHITE OUT OF THE UNDER.
I am also making a MUCH LARGER THAN NORMAL play on the Bruins for early season football. OSU just doesn't have the personnel to do the things they have become quasi-successful doing on offense the last couple years (deep balls and toss sweeps).