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AAA's 10* TUE NIGHT NCAAF "ASSASSIN!"
(NCAAF) Ohio vs. Miami (Ohio),
Point Spread: -2.00 | -115.00 Ohio (Away)
Result: Win
Point Spread: -2.00 | -115.00 Ohio (Away)
Result: Win
This is a 10* ASSASSIN on Ohio.
The Battle of The Bricks gets ready to renew tonight, the Miami RedHawks are going to be honoring 13 seniors, but when the smoke does finally clear at the end of this one, I look for the Bobcats to pull away down the stretch for the comfortable ATS cover. If history is any precedence, then Ohio has to be loving its chances today as it's won seven of the last eight in the series. The ramifactions of these two teams meeting this year is not overly consequential, but at 5-6, the Bobcats still desperately need one more win to become bowl eligible for the sixth straight season. The RedHawks would love to play spoiler obviously, but I simply can't see the team being able to handle OU's running attack, AJ Ouellette leads Ohio with seven TD's and is coming off back-to-back 100-yard rushing efforts. QB Derrius Vick is a dual threat and that spells bad news for Miami Ohio, which has struggled all season with mobile pivots. In fact, the RedHawks have gotten progressively worse as the season has worn on, allowing an average of 245 rushing yards in November. Miami is a tough team at home and has a dangerous passing attack, but the situational edge still definitely lies with the visitors. From a trend based stand point, the Bobcats also get the nod; note that Ohio is already 3-1 ATS this year when playing the role of favorite, while Miami Ohio is just 2-3 ATS in front of the home town crowd. I'm laying the short points, play on the BOBCATS.
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The Battle of The Bricks gets ready to renew tonight, the Miami RedHawks are going to be honoring 13 seniors, but when the smoke does finally clear at the end of this one, I look for the Bobcats to pull away down the stretch for the comfortable ATS cover. If history is any precedence, then Ohio has to be loving its chances today as it's won seven of the last eight in the series. The ramifactions of these two teams meeting this year is not overly consequential, but at 5-6, the Bobcats still desperately need one more win to become bowl eligible for the sixth straight season. The RedHawks would love to play spoiler obviously, but I simply can't see the team being able to handle OU's running attack, AJ Ouellette leads Ohio with seven TD's and is coming off back-to-back 100-yard rushing efforts. QB Derrius Vick is a dual threat and that spells bad news for Miami Ohio, which has struggled all season with mobile pivots. In fact, the RedHawks have gotten progressively worse as the season has worn on, allowing an average of 245 rushing yards in November. Miami is a tough team at home and has a dangerous passing attack, but the situational edge still definitely lies with the visitors. From a trend based stand point, the Bobcats also get the nod; note that Ohio is already 3-1 ATS this year when playing the role of favorite, while Miami Ohio is just 2-3 ATS in front of the home town crowd. I'm laying the short points, play on the BOBCATS.
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