We have reached November.
This is the time of the season when the College Football PlayOff picture becomes clearer as some of the top Conferences bring together their best schools.
It does feel like a College Football season in which teams with one loss are going to make the final four, but that could be a real disappointment to fans of the Cincinnati Bearcats and especially with their team in Number 6 in the first Ranking system released by the Committee. That means they are behind three teams with a single loss already on the record and I do think the Bearcats may miss out even with an unbeaten season, which would be a real shame.
They can only control what they can for themselves- win out and see where they land!
However, it does feel like the SEC could have two teams in the final four if Alabama win out and beat Georgia in the SEC Championship Game. A one loss Big Ten Champion (either Michigan State, Michigan or Ohio State) would likely be a third team in the PlayOff, while you would not be able to keep the Oklahoma Sooners out if they remain unbeaten. That hurts the Bearcats, but things change quickly in College Football and Week 10 is a big one.
After a poor Week 8 performance, I bounced back in Week 9 to keep the season total in a positive position. Hopefully I can build on last week and the following selections can produce another winning week.
Kansas State Wildcats @ Kansas Jayhawks Pick: They are likely going to be the underdog in two of their remaining four games, but the Kansas State Wildcats (5-3) have won back to back Big 12 Conference games to move to the brink of becoming Bowl eligible. Beating their rivals and earning a sixth win of the season has to be a huge motivation for the players who are looking to put a strong end to the regular season together.
Playing on the road makes this game a little more difficult, but the Kansas Jayhawks (1-7) are going to be a work in progress as they round out the first year under Head Coach Lance Leipold over the remainder of the month. The Jayhawks have struggled throughout 2021 and it was to be expected with a new system being used after they failed to win a single game under Les Miles last season.
Kansas will have to be respected in Lawrence, although the Kansas State Wildcats could have just as many fans in the crowd as the home team. It will help the favourites and they will feel they are good enough on both sides of the ball to overcome a Kansas team who did push the Big 12 leading Oklahoma Sooners in Week 8, but who were then blown out on the road at the Oklahoma State Cowboys.
This won't be a quick turnaround for the Kansas Jayhawks despite the impressive resume Lance Leipold will be bringing to the school, but that also means the Jayhawks are giving a number of players an opportunity. The Offensive Line has struggled to open up holes up front and it has meant the Kansas Jayhawks have had a hard time establishing the run, but they may find one or two more holes against the Kansas State Defensive Line which has struggled.
They have been better at pass protection, but Kansas' Offensive Line are protecting a Quarter Back that has not been able to find the consistency to keep the ball moving through the air. If the Jayhawks are struggling on the ground, Kansas have not really gotten enough of Jason Bean or Miles Kendrick at Quarter Back to believe in the Offensive unit to score enough points to try and win games like this one.
Both are considerably less experienced than Skylar Thompson at Quarter Back for the Kansas State Wildcats and he has been an important piece for the team in winning back to back Conference games. They have beaten two teams that are considerably better than the Kansas Jayhawks and I do think Kansas State will have a lot more success running the ball against this Jayhawks Defensive Line than the other way around.
Deuce Vaughn has really gotten some momentum in his legs and he should have a big game both running the ball and being a pass-catching option coming out of the backfield. The Running Back is the key to the entire Offensive unit and if Vaughn can establish the run, it should mean Skylar Thompson is able to throw the ball with considerable success and with little pass rush pressure in and around him.
The last two in the series between these rivals have ended in very big wins for the Kansas State Wildcats after more competitive games prior to that.
The favourite is now 8-3 against the spread in the last eleven in the series.
Kansas are 1-7 against the spread in their last eight as the home underdog and I think they put in a huge effort against the Oklahoma Sooners a couple of weeks ago and it may be difficult to match the emotions of that day. Of course the rivalry game should motivate the home team, but it may not be enough to find a way to stay with the Kansas State Wildcats who have those back to backs wins and will be looking to become Bowl eligible at the expense of their rivals.
Wake Forest Demon Deacons @ North Carolina Tar Heels Pick: In recent years it is not just the ACC that has been dominated by the Clemson Tigers, but their performances have seen them play in multiple College Football PlayOffs already. That is not going to happen for the Tigers this season and the team most likely to perhaps earn a call into the PlayOff from this Conference is the surprising Wake Forest Demon Deacons (8-0).
Every other team in the Conference has been beaten at least twice and a defeat for the Wake Forest Demon Deacons may see them fall dramatically from their current Number 9 Ranking. Dave Clawson has led the Demon Deacons to their first ever top ten Ranking, but the Head Coach has made it clear that the team will 'be humbled' if they are not focused on each game with four left to play between now and the ACC Championship Game.
Earning a spot in the Championship Game is far from straight-forward right now and it could come down to the game with the NC State Wolfpack which is to be played in Week 11. Losing focus would be very dangerous for the Demon Deacons though as they get set to visit the North Carolina Tar Heels (4-4) in a rivalry game.
The Tar Heels have been a massive disappointment in 2021 and they are just 3-3 in the ACC Coastal Division. They were a pre-season dark horse selection for a place in the College Football PlayOff, but North Carolina have not really been able to find any consistency this season and they were well beaten by the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in Week 9.
Playing spoiler for Wake Forest has to be a motivation for the North Carolina Tar Heels, but they still have to play Pittsburgh and NC State so the feeling is that the Tar Heels can still have a big impact on the season. The Tar Heels are dangerous Offensively so any kind of lost focus on the part of the Wake Forest Defensive unit could see them leave their team in a big hole during this game.
Sam Howell became the leading passer in North Carolina Tar Heels history, but he may be looking to lean on the Offensive Line and establishing the run to try and open up a Wake Forest Secondary which has played well in recent games. The Tar Heels Offensive Line have been able to open some big holes up front and they should be able to move the ball on the ground against the Demon Deacons Defensive Line which has allowed 310 rushing yards per game over their last three games.
Over the course of the season, teams being able to run the ball against the Demon Deacons has perhaps aided how well the Secondary have played, but this is a team that can force turnovers either via Interceptions or Fumbles. It could be key to trying to slow down the North Carolina Tar Heels and the feeling is that this is a game that could see both teams have considerable success Offensively and that means any extra possessions could prove decisive.
Like the Tar Heels, Wake Forest will be very happy by what they have seen from Quarter Back Sam Hartman and he has certainly built from the successful 2020 campaign. And like the North Carolina Tar Heels, the Demon Deacons Offensive Line have been very successful at establishing the run and will be working against a Tar Heels Defensive Line which has allowed 230 yards per game on the ground across their last three.
One difference between the teams is that the North Carolina Secondary have perhaps not be as efficient at slowing down the pass as their Wake Forest counterparts and so Sam Hartman can provide some Offensive balance for the road underdog. The Quarter Back has been more careful with the ball than Sam Howell and I do think Wake Forest are capable of earning the road upset and having people perhaps talking up their chances of making the College Football PlayOff.
It should be noted that the Demon Deacons do not have the best recent record in Chapel Hill, but the players have to be motivated after narrowly losing to the Tar Heels here in 2020 despite holding a big second half lead.
Wake Forest are 7-3 against the spread in their last ten Conference games, while they are 13-5 against the spread in their last eighteen as the road underdog. The Tar Heels are just 1-4 against the spread in their last five as they are perhaps continuing to be overestimated by the layers and I think taking the points with the Demon Deacons is the right play.
Pittsburgh Panthers @ Duke Blue Devils Pick: There are a number of underachieving teams in the ACC this season and that means there is a big opportunity for a school to pick up a Championship. The Pittsburgh Panthers (6-2) looked to be in control of the ACC Coastal Division and may have begun to look ahead to the Championship Game, but the defeat to the Miami Hurricanes in Week 9 has just made that path a little trickier to work through.
The Panthers can ill-afford another disappointment, even if the defeat to the Hurricanes likely has ended any outside hopes of making the College Football PlayOff, but they will know how big an opportunity is in front of them. Most tipped the likes of the North Carolina Tar Heels and Miami Hurricanes to come out of this Division, but you can't ignore the fact that the Clemson Tigers will not be waiting in the Championship Game this time.
My one concern about this Week 10 game is that the Pittsburgh Panthers are on a short week with a big game against the Tar Heels coming on Thursday in Week 11. However, they will have to be really unfocused if they were to drop a second game in a row and this one to the Duke Blue Devils (3-5) who have lost all four Conference games and who look unlikely to return to a Bowl Game for the first time since 2018.
A blow out loss to the Wake Forest Demon Deacons coming out of a Bye Week will have stung the Blue Devils fanbase, but at least the NCAA Basketball season is going to be getting underway soon. The Week 9 blowout means the Blue Devils have given up 93 points in their last two losses to the Demon Deacons and the Virginia Cavaliers.
Duke have been struggling to run the ball as they have entered the meat of their Conference schedule and I do think they are going to have a tough time establishing the ground game against this Pittsburgh Defensive Line. That puts some real pressure on Gunnar Holmberg, assuming he will be given the ball at Quarter Back again, and I do think the Blue Devils will have a hard time moving the ball with any consistency.
The Blue Devils Offensive Line have given the Quarter Back time, but it is never easy playing out of third and long on a consistent basis and the Pittsburgh Secondary are good enough to make some big plays. That should stall drives and force Punts and Field Goals and those are not going to be enough to stay with the Pittsburgh Panthers, even if there has been some attention turned to the Week 11 game.
There may be question marks about the Duke Quarter Back situation, but that is not the same for the Panthers who will be giving the ball to Kenny Pickett. He has already thrown for over 2700 passing yards this season, although it was a couple of key Interceptions that proved costly for the Panthers in the defeat to the Miami Hurricanes.
While the Panthers Offensive Line have allowed a touch of pressure to reach Kenny Pickett, the experienced Quarter Back has been able to read Defenses in front of him and he has had huge games throwing the ball. The Duke Secondary doesn't look like it has the skill to stop Kenny Pickett piling up the yards through the air in this one either and I think it will be the high-scoring Offensive unit that helps Pittsburgh pull away for the cover.
The Panthers won't just be successful attacking the Blue Devils through the air, but the intimidation of the passing game should see them establish the run too. Duke's Defensive Line have given up some big yards in recent games as they have been blown out by some of the best teams in this Conference and I think that could be the case here.
In 2019 these schools met here and it was a very narrow Pittsburgh win, while any focus turned to the North Carolina game coming up could see Duke secure backdoor cover. However, I am not sure the Blue Devils have enough of a scoring punch to do that and the Panthers have covered in each of the last five between these Divisional rivals.
Pittsburgh have also covered in five in a row as the road favourite, while Duke are 2-7 against the spread in their last nine as the home underdog and I think the Panthers can score enough points to cover this mark.
Auburn Tigers @ Texas A&M Aggies Pick: There is some real hope for both of these teams when it comes to being invited into the College Football PlayOff and the two are both currently Ranked inside the top fourteen to underline the point. With an opportunity to win the SEC, you have to say the Auburn Tigers (6-2) and the Texas A&M Aggies (6-2) will be feeling positively about what is to come for them over the next month.
It is the Tigers who have a 3-1 record in the Conference and that means they are in control of their own destiny, but the Texas A&M Aggies are at 3-2 in SEC play which means they will need at least one more favour. The pressure is on both teams as they won't believe another loss can be tolerated if they are to overcome the Alabama Crimson Tide in the SEC West to even make the Championship Game in early December.
The Auburn loss to Penn State has looked worse in each passing week, but they have bounced back from losing to the Georgia Bulldogs with back to back wins. One of those was an upset of the Arkansas Razorbacks and Auburn will play in the SEC Championship Game if they can win out under Bryan Harsin in his first year as Head Coach here.
Games against the Aggies and the Alabama Crimson Tide gives Auburn the opportunity, but Texas A&M are flying and three straight wins and covers are a sign of a very good team. The Aggies have ended Alabama's unbeaten run, but they have three very tough looking SEC games to come and will need the Crimson Tide to lose again if their tie-breaker is going to be worth anything, and that under the assumption that Texas A&M can win out.
As you can tell, much is going to be on the line on Saturday in Week 10 when they face each other in College Station and I do think the hook above the Field Goal mark makes the Tigers an appealing underdog to back.
These are two teams that pride themselves on playing some very tough Defense and the team that can win in the trenches is likely going put themselves in a very strong position to win this game too. Both Defensive Lines have played well, but the Aggies may have an edge in the level of their Offensive Line and that may mean they are able to establish the run.
It is so important at any level of Football to be able to do that as it opens things up for the Quarter Back, but I do think it is less of an issue for the Auburn Tigers considering who they have at Quarter Back. Bo Nix is very experienced, but he is also able to scramble from pressure and make his throws down the field and that could overcome some third and long situations.
Bo Nix will be facing a ball-hawking Aggies Secondary that has given up some big plays through the air and I do think his ability to move the ball on the ground opens things up even with a rushing Offense that has not been at their best in recent games. He will have to be careful as any extra possessions could be devastating for the other team to overcome, but I like the way Auburn have been rolling and I think they can have success here.
This was also supposed to be Hayes King's team at Texas A&M, but the Quarter Back has been missing and that has allowed Zach Calzada take over. After some early difficulties, Calzada has gotten going, but he is not a scrambler like some in College Football and that means third and long are a little more difficult to overcome with the pass rush knowing exactly where they believe the Quarter Back they are targeting is going to be.
However, Zach Calzada has been well protected in recent games and he has managed things efficiently. Interceptions continue to be an Achilles Heel for the young Quarter Back and I do think Auburn could bait him into a mistake or two which can give their own team short fields and the potential to upset the odds again.
The road team has tended to dominate the series in recent years and they are 8-1 against the spread in the last nine between these SEC West rivals. Games tend to be close and competitive and that always means there is little between them and that makes the points being given to Auburn look all the more appealing.
Texas A&M are coming out of a Bye Week, but they are just 7-21 against the spread in their last twenty-eight in that situation. Jimbo Fisher will have prepared them for this game, but I think the Auburn Tigers can do enough to keep this one close with the loser dropping down the Rankings and the winner still chasing Championship goals.
Michigan State Spartans @ Purdue Boilermakers Pick: Recent years have been difficult for the Michigan State Spartans (8-0) and they finished just 2-5 last season. Mel Tucker was in a tough spot, but he is now in his second year with the Spartans and with four games left he has already taken them to their most wins since 2017 when they finished 10-3.
Upsetting rivals Michigan on the road in Week 9 means the Michigan State Spartans are the last remaining unbeaten Big Ten team and it was no surprise to see them in the top four of the first College Football PlayOff Rankings of 2021. The Head Coach will have made it clear to the players that they have achieved nothing yet and the Spartans still have to deal with the Ohio State Buckeyes and Penn State Nittany Lions before the regular season ends and they can even earn a spot in the Big Ten Championship Game.
November is going to be a big month for the Spartans who have vastly overachieved in the second season of Mel Tucker's reign as Head Coach and I do think there will be pressure building on them. However, for now the Spartans perhaps continue to be underestimated as they are a narrow road favourite at the Purdue Boilermakers (5-3) who have a 3-2 record in this Conference.
Being in the 'weaker' Big Ten West means the Boilermakers are far from out of the running for a place in the Championship Game, but this is another overachieving team that has had a losing record in three straight seasons. The Boilermakers have a tough ending to the season and they will already need some help if they are going to earn a spot in the Big Ten Championship Game, but they do have an opportunity to finish Bowl eligible and perhaps secure a first winning season since Head Coach Jeff Brohm's first in charge in 2017.
This is a tough spot for the Boilermakers who have faced three of the tougher teams in the Big Ten West and, despite a 2-1 record from those games, they might find it tough to keep the energy coming. There are also going to be some real problems to overcome on both sides of the ball if the Boilermakers are going to secure a home upset and I am not sure they match up that well with the Spartans.
The biggest problem for the team is that Purdue find it next to impossible to establish the run and they have really had a hard time pushing around Defensive Lines in their last three games. Now they have to face a Michigan State Defensive Line which has allowed just 123 yards per game across the season and at 3.4 yards per carry.
An inability to establish the run means the pressure is shifted to Aidan O'Connell at Quarter Back who has some decent numbers overall, but who has been guilty of some turnovers. There are holes in the Michigan State Secondary that can be exposed by the Purdue Quarter Back, but Aidan O'Connell will have to do that with some pass rush pressure around him, a pressure that has resulted in the Michigan State Secondary turning the ball over.
Getting in front and pinning back their ears with their own pass rush may be the best situation for Purdue, but it won't be easy. The main reason for that is Kenneth Walker who was a transfer from Wake Forest and has decided he wants the NFL scouts to have something to think about by running hard for almost 1200 yards and 14 Touchdowns. Kenneth Walker was a huge part of the reason that the Spartans were able to upset their rivals last week and he is facing a Purdue Defensive Line that has struggled to contain the run.
I expect Kenneth Walker to have a very big game and that takes away some of the opportunities for the Boilermakers to make the big plays to turn the ball over. If they are not able to stop the ground game, Michigan State can open up the playbook and use play-action and being in third and manageable spots to do enough to keep the Offensive unit balanced.
Even if they don't, the Spartans will feel they can hammer the ball right at the Boilermakers and make some massive gains throughout this game which should put them in a strong position to avoid any letdown.
These teams meet in West Lafayette for the first time since 2014, but Michigan State arrive having covered the last seven times they have been set as the road favourite.
I have to respect the fact that Purdue are 8-3 against the spread in their last eleven as the home underdog, but they are also 2-8 against the spread in their last ten in the Conference. The match up looks to favour Michigan State who can make a few more plays to stop the pass and Kenneth Walker may be able to trample Purdue on the way to helping his team cover and remain unbeaten.
Oklahoma State Cowboys @ West Virginia Mountaineers Pick: I don't really know how you can feel about the Big 12 Conference and how they are viewed by the PlayOff Committee when their sole unbeaten team is Ranked below four teams that have a loss on the record. It certainly means the rest of the teams in the Conference are going to find it difficult to break into the top four of the PlayOffs unless they can win out and have no more than one loss on their record.
There are only two teams in the Big 12 that will fit that profile and one of those is the Oklahoma State Cowboys (7-1) who still have Bedlam to come- that game could be so important if the Cowboys have only lost once and the Oklahoma Sooners remain unbeaten and it would certainly be one that could sway the PlayOff Committee, but Mike Gundy will not want his players looking ahead with three games to be played before Oklahoma visit Stillwater.
A long streak of winning seasons has already been confirmed for the Cowboys, but the Head Coach and the players have to want more. This is a tough game for them in Week 10 at the West Virginia Mountaineers (4-4), a team who have been much stronger at home than they have been on the road in Neal Brown's third year.
They have some work to do if they are going to finish with a winning record again after the 6-4 2020 season, while the Mountaineers may need at least one upset if they are going to be Bowl eligible. Three straight defeats between September and October has put the Mountaineers in a difficult position, but they have won back to back games since then as they have returned from a Bye Week, and one of those was the big upset over the Iowa State Cyclones at home last week.
West Virginia were a significantly bigger underdog in that game and matching the emotional and physical effort in Week 10 will be challenging. This time they are facing one of the toughest Big 12 Defensive units out there and the Mountaineers will do well to get anywhere near the 38 points they scored in the win over the Cyclones.
You can't take anything away from Jarret Doege and Leddie Brown who have sparked the Mountaineers as an Offensive unit all season, but the Quarter Back and Running Back will be faced with a new problem. The Oklahoma State Defensive Line has been very difficult to run the ball against all season and even when they have gotten into Conference play the Cowboys have remained stout up front and forced teams to play from obvious passing Down and distance on the field.
While I don't want to take away from the abilities of these two players, they haven't really been tasked to perform against a Defensive unit like this one since barely scraping together 13 points in a defeat to the Oklahoma Sooners.
Jarret Doege and Leddie Brown will not be completely shut down, but the Cowboys will feel they can contain both of these players and from there they can take over the game.
This has been far from a vintage Oklahoma State Offensive unit, but they have been set up in good field position by the Defense and there have been signs of the team developing and moving forward. That starts on the Offensive Line which has begun to force open some big holes up front and they can set up Jaylen Warren to make some big gains on the ground.
It is key to the Cowboys Offensive success and I do think Warren will have joy against a West Virginia Defensive Line which has been gashed for some big plays on the ground. I expect the difference in the performances of the two Defensive Lines to be key and that balance for the Oklahoma State Cowboys is all important.
Spencer Sanders is not going to be a Quarter Back that makes the big headlines, but he has worked on his role with this team and been efficient. With the team running the ball very well, Sanders has managed the game from Quarter Back and he has made some decent throws to keep the Defenses guessing, while also looking after the ball. That is as important as throwing for 400/500 yards and Spencer Sanders and the Cowboys look to have the kind of balance that can see them move the ball efficiently for much of the game.
It should also mean the road favourite can cover, despite the spread ticking over a key number 3 over the last week.
The Cowboys have won six in a row against West Virginia and they have won three road games here. The are 5-0-1 against the spread in those games too, while the Cowboys are a decent 5-2 against the spread in their last seven as the favourite.
West Virginia are never easy to play in Morgantown, but they put in a huge amount to knock off the Cyclones in Week 9 and I think the Defensive power of the Oklahoma State Cowboys can contain this power Mountaineers Offensive unit and eventually help the road team pull clear for a very good looking win.
Indiana Hoosiers @ Michigan Wolverines Pick: It shows the depth of the Big Ten East that they have three teams Ranked in the top seven of the first College Football PlayOff Rankings released earlier this week. The lowest of the three is the Michigan Wolverines (7-1) who blew a big lead in Week 9 against rivals Michigan State, although the performances have still seen them Ranked at Number 7.
Jim Harbaugh has spoken about his team bouncing back and looking to dust themselves off with so much still to play for as we reach the final month of the regular season. The Wolverines did not have many meaningful late season games twelve months ago in a year they finished 2-4, but they look much stronger all around in 2021 with a vastly experienced team and Michigan can still have a memorable season.
The one defeat is not going to keep them out of the top four of the College Football Rankings, but they will need to win out and hope that is enough to take into the Big Ten Championship Game. The defeat to the Spartans makes it a bit more awkward, but all the Wolverines can do is focus on their own games and that means winning their remaining four regular season games, including finally getting the better of rivals Ohio State.
It is for another day when it comes to beating the Buckeyes, but Michigan will be strong favourites to recover from the Week 9 defeat when they take on the underperforming Indiana Hoosiers (2-6). After the 2020 season in which they finished 6-2, the Indiana Hoosiers have suffered with injury and they have dropped all five Conference games as they are set to miss out on the Bowl season.
Indiana need to win all four remaining regular season games after narrowly losing at Maryland in Week 9 and I do think they invested a lot of energy in that game which may leave them short in Week 10. It does not help that the Hoosiers are down to a third string Quarter Back with Michael Penix and Jack Tuttle both set to miss out.
Donaven McCulley did not play badly in his first start at the Collegiate level, and the experience should stand him well in the years ahead if he takes over as the full time starter for Indiana. However, the Terrapins Defensive unit is not as strong as the one that McCulley will face in Week 10 and the fact is that the young Quarter Back is playing behind an Offensive Line which has struggled in pass protection.
Like last season, the Indiana Offensive Line have struggled when it comes to the run blocking and they are going to have a difficult time moving the ball with any consistency in this one too.
It was proven last week that the Michigan Wolverines have the talent to pass and run the ball as efficiently as they would like and I think that should help as they look to prove there is still plenty to come despite losing their unbeaten record. They may not be able to establish the run as well as they would like in this one, but they showed in the loss to the Spartans that they can lean on Cade McNamara at Quarter Back if the run is not there.
Under Jim Harbaugh, Michigan have perhaps struggled to throw the ball in a manner the fans would want and the numbers are not much better this season either. However, in the last three games, Cade McNamara has averaged over 275 passing yards per game and he showed against the Michigan State Spartans that he can move the ball through the air if the Wolverines need him to.
I expect Cade McNamara to have a good game against this Hoosiers Secondary and he has been given plenty of time by the Michigan Offensive Line to read Defenses and find the open man down the field. With a limited pass rush, Indiana are not likely to bring a lot more pressure up front and I think it should see McNamara lead the Michigan Wolverines to a big win here.
Indiana have played well as the road underdog under Head Coach Tom Allen, but Michigan are a very decent home favourite to back. The Wolverines look to have the edge in the trenches on both sides of the ball and I do think they can bounce back by covering a big number and keeping their name firmly in the thoughts of the College Football PlayOff Committee.
MY PICKS: Kansas State Wildcats - 24 Points @ 1.91 Sky Bet (1 Unit)
Wake Forest Demon Deacons + 2.5 Points @ 1.91 William Hill (1 Unit)
Pittsburgh Panthers - 21 Points @ 1.91 William Hill (1 Unit)
Auburn Tigers + 4.5 Points @ 1.86 Bet Victor (1 Unit)
Michigan State Spartans - 3 Points @ 1.91 Bet365 (1 Unit)
Oklahoma State Cowboys - 3.5 Points @ 1.91 Sky Bet (1 Unit)
Michigan Wolverines - 20.5 Points @ 1.91 William Hill (1 Unit)
Houston Cougars - 13.5 Points @ 1.91 Bet365 (1 Unit)
USC Trojans + 9 Points @ 1.91 Bet365 (1 Unit)
Week 9: 5-3, + 1.25 Units (8 Units Staked, + 15.63% Yield)
Week 8: 3-5, - 2.57 Units (8 Units Staked, - 32.13% Yield)
Week 7: 5-4, + 0.59 Units (9 Units Staked, + 6.56% Yield)
Week 6: 3-3, - 0.27 Units (6 Units Staked, - 4.50% Yield)
Week 5: 5-6, - 1.41 Units (11 Units Staked, - 12.82% Yield)
Week 4: 4-3, + 0.56 Units (7 Units Staked, + 8% Yield)
Week 3: 5-3, + 1.44 Units (8 Units Staked, + 18% Yield)
Week 2: 7-3, + 3.45 Units (10 Units Staked, + 34.50% Yield)
Week 1: 5-6-1, - 1.45 Units (12 Units Staked, - 12.08% Yield)
2021 Season: 42-36-1, + 1.59 Units (79 Units Staked, + 2.01% Yield)
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