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AAA's 10* FRI NIGHT O/U "ASSASSIN!" B2B FRI NIGHT NCAAF WINS!
(NCAAF) Cincinnati vs. Tulane,
Total: 56.50 | -119.00 Under
Result: Loss
Total: 56.50 | -119.00 Under
Result: Loss
This is a 10* O/U ASSASSIN on the OVER between Cincinnati and Tulane.
These teams have played to some fairly low-scoring games of late, but I feel that the conditions are finally right for a higher-scoring shootout and believe that the savvy move in this one is on the OVER. Cincinnati QB Gunner Kiel suffered a rib injury in his last start which allowed backup Munchie Legaux to help his team snap a losing streak and I think the Bearcats carry that momentum over here. No need to worry though if your a Cincinnati backer today, Kiel is expected to be under center after his team pulled away for the 34-17 victory over USF last Friday (I had the Bearcats in that one). After dropping three straight, Cincinnati has outscored SMU and South Florida by a combined 55 points and will be extra motivated here as it's just 3-11 all time vs. Tulane. The Green Wave will be focused on the task at hand, they haven't played since October 18th and they'll also be highly motivated to return to their winning ways after getting stopped on fourth down on two potential game-tying drives in the fourth quarter in a 20-13 loss at Central Florida. Tulane has been getting the job done with a stiff defensive unit, but I think will have its hands full today with Cincinnati's 12th-ranked passing offense; note though that the Bearcats run game also got untracked last week as freshman Mike Boone ran 19 times for 212 yards and a TD last week. In fact, Cincinnati has rushed for at least 240 yards in each of its last two wins after failing to run for more than 100 in every one of its four previous contests. Note that Cincinnati has seen the total go OVER the number in seven of its last 12 after two or more consecutive SU wins, while Tulane has seen it eclipse the number in both games that it's played the last two years as a home dog in the 3.5 to 7 points range; the situation, the numbers and the trends all point to the OVER as the sharp move here.
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These teams have played to some fairly low-scoring games of late, but I feel that the conditions are finally right for a higher-scoring shootout and believe that the savvy move in this one is on the OVER. Cincinnati QB Gunner Kiel suffered a rib injury in his last start which allowed backup Munchie Legaux to help his team snap a losing streak and I think the Bearcats carry that momentum over here. No need to worry though if your a Cincinnati backer today, Kiel is expected to be under center after his team pulled away for the 34-17 victory over USF last Friday (I had the Bearcats in that one). After dropping three straight, Cincinnati has outscored SMU and South Florida by a combined 55 points and will be extra motivated here as it's just 3-11 all time vs. Tulane. The Green Wave will be focused on the task at hand, they haven't played since October 18th and they'll also be highly motivated to return to their winning ways after getting stopped on fourth down on two potential game-tying drives in the fourth quarter in a 20-13 loss at Central Florida. Tulane has been getting the job done with a stiff defensive unit, but I think will have its hands full today with Cincinnati's 12th-ranked passing offense; note though that the Bearcats run game also got untracked last week as freshman Mike Boone ran 19 times for 212 yards and a TD last week. In fact, Cincinnati has rushed for at least 240 yards in each of its last two wins after failing to run for more than 100 in every one of its four previous contests. Note that Cincinnati has seen the total go OVER the number in seven of its last 12 after two or more consecutive SU wins, while Tulane has seen it eclipse the number in both games that it's played the last two years as a home dog in the 3.5 to 7 points range; the situation, the numbers and the trends all point to the OVER as the sharp move here.
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