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Welcome back football. It's that time of year. Our beloved past time is here again bringing with it a feeling of oneness that no other sport can bring. Like a lifelong friend returning home after being away for some time. Friends not seen for months make their entrances after a mighty slumber. Avid fans begin reaching out in droves, thumbing nasty insults and declaring war into phones to friends, now rivals, that haven?t received texts on a Saturday morning since around the new year.

A fresh start for most after a year they?d rather forget. A new season of hope with fantasies not filled with MOJO but rather payouts and chicken dinners. It?s the time when most make that initial deposit, and tell themselves with a confident smirk, that the book isn?t going to be seeing another dime from ?this guy? all year.

Because now is the time to collect with steady withdrawals, to call the man to arrange collection. There will be no Tuesday payments or future visits to western union to send more cash to a guy named Miguel Rodriguez in Lima, Peru. A time when you laugh, knowing this deposit IS going to roll over ten times and then another ten. Times when the weight of life's tribulations and matters of the heart are lightened and replaced by ninety yard kickoff returns and pick sixes. A time when ?honeydo? lists performed with the speed of a sloth are miraculous completed by GameDay coverage and only after one perfectly planned trip to the Home Depot instead of the usual three. Yes fellas, a time when MadJack?s Political Forum becomes but a background noise after months of incessant cries spilling across the land.

When even the worst villains here, find a change of heart, as if the very Grinch himself at last understands the true meaning of this community.


So without further adieu, welcome back to football?


Consider carefully the following wisdom provided by Scott-Atlanta aka KOD at the close of last year's BCS Championship game.


A winning formula:

1. Get on the right side (Very important!)

2. Reduce your risk

3. Don't be a homer

3. Cash the ticket

4. No women, no children

I will be adding to this over the coming weeks but wanted to use this thread for notes. Three games have my attentions and they are follows:
Troy -6
Georgia +6
La Tech +13?
 
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Yep, let's get this season going.....I believe you summed it up nicely. GL this season, Woodson

Let's kick the man's ass....

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I am PUMPED!!!!!!!!!!! This CFL just hasn't cut it......
 

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Woodson,

I am leaning the other way in that georgia game, they go to Okie st, with a new QB and RB. But then again they do return ALL FIVE starters on O-line and THREE more back-ups have starting experience. That QB walked into either a wet dream or a nightmare...if I am the head coach with the type of talent you got returning you may want to get one of those two frosh QB's (both early enrolled and at spring ball) into the mix if Cox is a bust.

Best of luck this season

Cheers
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Welcome back football. It's that time of year. Our beloved past time is here again bringing with it a feeling of oneness that no other sport can bring. Like a lifelong friend returning home after being away for some time. Friends not seen for months make their entrances after a mighty slumber. Avid fans begin reaching out in droves, thumbing nasty insults and declaring war into phones to friends, now rivals, that haven?t received texts on a Saturday morning since around the new year.

A fresh start for most after a year they?d rather forget. A new season of hope with fantasies not filled with MOJO but rather payouts and chicken dinners. It?s the time when most make that initial deposit, and tell themselves with a confident smirk, that the book isn?t going to be seeing another dime from ?this guy? all year.

Because now is the time to collect with steady withdrawals, to call the man to arrange collection. There will be no Tuesday payments or future visits to western union to send more cash to a guy named Miguel Rodriguez in Lima, Peru. A time when you laugh, knowing this deposit IS going to roll over ten times and then another ten. Times when the weight of life's tribulations and matters of the heart are lightened and replaced by ninety yard kickoff returns and pick sixes. A time when ?honeydo? lists performed with the speed of a sloth are miraculous completed by GameDay coverage and only after one perfectly planned trip to the Home Depot instead of the usual three. Yes fellas, a time when MadJack?s Political Forum becomes but a background noise after months of incessant cries spilling across the land.

When even the worst villains here, find a change of heart, as if the very Grinch himself at last understands the true meaning of this community.


So without further adieu, welcome back to football?


Consider carefully the following wisdom provided by Scott-Atlanta aka KOD at the close of last year's BCS Championship game.


A winning formula:

1. Get on the right side (Very important!)

2. Reduce your risk

3. Don't be a homer

3. Cash the ticket

4. No women, no children

I will be adding to this over the coming weeks but wanted to use this thread for notes. Three games have my attentions and they are follows:
Troy -6
Georgia +6
La Tech +13?

:toast:
 

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woodson...

the big question about playing lou tech is if they are able to pass the ball effectively vs. the auburn defense....for the past few years that has been a problem for them...because imo they will not be effective running the ball on them...


good luck this year...
 

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Welcome back football. It's that time of year. Our beloved past time is here again bringing with it a feeling of oneness that no other sport can bring. Like a lifelong friend returning home after being away for some time. Friends not seen for months make their entrances after a mighty slumber. Avid fans begin reaching out in droves, thumbing nasty insults and declaring war into phones to friends, now rivals, that haven?t received texts on a Saturday morning since around the new year.

A fresh start for most after a year they?d rather forget. A new season of hope with fantasies not filled with MOJO but rather payouts and chicken dinners. It?s the time when most make that initial deposit, and tell themselves with a confident smirk, that the book isn?t going to be seeing another dime from ?this guy? all year.

Because now is the time to collect with steady withdrawals, to call the man to arrange collection. There will be no Tuesday payments or future visits to western union to send more cash to a guy named Miguel Rodriguez in Lima, Peru. A time when you laugh, knowing this deposit IS going to roll over ten times and then another ten. Times when the weight of life's tribulations and matters of the heart are lightened and replaced by ninety yard kickoff returns and pick sixes. A time when ?honeydo? lists performed with the speed of a sloth are miraculous completed by GameDay coverage and only after one perfectly planned trip to the Home Depot instead of the usual three. Yes fellas, a time when MadJack?s Political Forum becomes but a background noise after months of incessant cries spilling across the land.

When even the worst villains here, find a change of heart, as if the very Grinch himself at last understands the true meaning of this community.


So without further adieu, welcome back to football?


Consider carefully the following wisdom provided by Scott-Atlanta aka KOD at the close of last year's BCS Championship game.


A winning formula:

1. Get on the right side (Very important!)


2. Reduce your risk

3. Don't be a homer

3. Cash the ticket

4. No women, no children

I will be adding to this over the coming weeks but wanted to use this thread for notes. Three games have my attentions and they are follows:
Troy -6
Georgia +6
La Tech +13?

:toast: :mj07:

;)
 

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Woodson,

I am leaning the other way in that georgia game, they go to Okie st, with a new QB and RB. But then again they do return ALL FIVE starters on O-line and THREE more back-ups have starting experience. That QB walked into either a wet dream or a nightmare...if I am the head coach with the type of talent you got returning you may want to get one of those two frosh QB's (both early enrolled and at spring ball) into the mix if Cox is a bust.

Best of luck this season

Cheers
Irish

I'm decently confident with Cox. I think the buzz around us losing the two marquee players that we did is going to help Georgia bettors this year, imo. The SEC is not about QB play like it is in the Big 12 and Pac 10. Losing Moreno's play-making ability will certainly hurt, but a more experienced O-Line will make up for some of that.

Where we are going to hurt more than anywhere is receiver. We have one rock star, one semi-talented returner, and a lot of hihgly touted but unprovens.

In general, Woodson is the very first person that I have seen on Georgia in this game which I take as a VERY positive sign. :)

Boys - I can't wait til this shit gets started back up again!!
 

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Woody, as an Okie St grad that I am, I will be all over
the Bulldogs plus 6, FWIW. Good luck this year.


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LSU vs Washington @ Washington on Sept 5th LSU -16

LSU vs Washington @ Washington on Sept 5th LSU -16

I've spent the night looking at a game that has potential to be exciting, yet at the same time a yawner... a lot of chalk and a QB that looked great against Georgia Tech, I think LSU will be a winner week one...

LSU vs Washington @ Washington on Sept 5th

First off, this isn't the same Washington team that went 0-12 last year. Now USC's Steve Sarkisian looks to lead them to the promise land or at least get them all going in the right direction. The problem is, they have unseasoned talent and a defensive back field that is a mess. Washington is allowing over 280 RUSHING yards per game to their opponents, and an average of 38 points.

LSU has averaged over 41 ppg the last four season openers, showing that they come ready to play. Last year covering the 24 against Appalachian State, 41-13.

This year will be no different with LSU in a blow out.

I could go on about LSU's explosiveness and ability to not only run the ball but also burn the secondary but most are already aware...

LSU -16 115/100


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Good luck to you all this year! I'm going to try and talk through all my decisions in threads and look forward to you guys showing me different perspective in case I get tunnel vision.

Again best of luck!

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I've spent the night looking at a game that has potential to be exciting, yet at the same time a yawner... a lot of chalk and a QB that looked great against Georgia Tech, I think LSU will be a winner week one...

LSU vs Washington @ Washington on Sept 5th

First off, this isn't the same Washington team that went 0-12 last year. Now USC's Steve Sarkisian looks to lead them to the promise land or at least get them all going in the right direction. The problem is, they have unseasoned talent and a defensive back field that is a mess. Washington is allowing over 280 RUSHING yards per game to their opponents, and an average of 38 points.

LSU has averaged over 41 ppg the last four season openers, showing that they come ready to play. Last year covering the 24 against Appalachian State, 41-13.

This year will be no different with LSU in a blow out.

I could go on about LSU's explosiveness and ability to not only run the ball but also burn the secondary but most are already aware...

LSU -16 115/100


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Woodson...best of luck this season.

Is it safe to assume the LSU play is a standard 1 unit play?

Thanks
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Woodson...best of luck this season.
Is it safe to assume the LSU play is a standard 1 unit play?

Thanks
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Best of luck to you as well. $100 is a one unit play this year.

I may add more to it but figured it would climb, currently 16.5 at BFC

:)
 

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I agree with the La Tech selection, I am Auburn homer. Linebacker position is very thin and not a ton of experience which should create opportunity underneath patterns. The new offense also should be expected to present opportunities for turnovers especially in the first game of the season. Too many points in this one. Just my opinion...... GL :mj06:
 

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I agree with the La Tech selection, I am Auburn homer. Linebacker position is very thin and not a ton of experience which should create opportunity underneath patterns. The new offense also should be expected to present opportunities for turnovers especially in the first game of the season. Too many points in this one. Just my opinion...... GL :mj06:

I'm an Auburn grad myself. I'm hesitant to play simply because there are other games with better value but Auburn is known to start out slow and there are a lot of unanswered questions with this team.

Still a lean, and await other points of view before placing the wager.

Best of luck!

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Good luck this year Woodman

The first Georgia game is a toss up to me.

I am going to have to lay off the first week and watch some games before jumping into the ring.

Its very hard to predict how Joe Cox will play his first start in a long time on a road game in a hostile environment.

Georgias defense should be ok and their offensive line will protect. But if there are any turnovers or interceptions it will go bad quick.

Oklahoma St has some very good players on offense and they are at home. Their defense is suspect though and Georgia may run through and around them the entire game.

Shouild be a great game. We will know alot more about Georgia and Okie St after this game.
 

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I hear you, there are two seasons every year, football season and waiting for football season...:00hour

the wait is almost over...
 

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Adding another unit on LSU at -17

LSU -16 115/100
LSU -17 110/100

Also adding Tulsa -14 110/100

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