PREMIUM
Schule's 10* ACC EXECUTIONER - LOUISVILLE@CLEMSON
(NCAAF) Louisville vs. Clemson,
10/01/2016 4:00 PM, Score: 36 - 42
Point Spread: 3.00 | -125.00 Clemson (Home)
Result: Win
Point Spread: 3.00 | -125.00 Clemson (Home)
Result: Win
This is a 10* play on the Clemson Tigers.
The 4-0 Louisville Cardinals lead the nation in scoring averaging 63.5 points per game. Sophomore quarterback Lamar Jackson is the runaway favorite to win the Heisman, and the public money has been pouring in on Louisville ahead of this weekend's game at Clemson. The Tigers have won 20 of their last 21 games, with the one defeat coming by just five points versus Alabama in last year's championship game. The Tigers have led the country in tackles for a loss in each of the last three seasons, and last week they went out on the road and held the Yellow Jackets to just 124 yards of total offense. In Week 1, they won on the road at Auburn, holding the Tigers to 13 points.
The Cardinals offense has been virtually a one-man show, with Jackson accounting for 25 of their touchdowns. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that stopping him is the key to beating Louisville. Playing on the road at Clemson, is by far the toughest test he's ever faced. I think it would be a little naive to believe this kid is going to waltz in here and put up video game numbers on a defense that has proven itself on college football's biggest stage over the last three seasons (rather than just four games).
Take CLEM.
GL,
Jesse Schule
The 4-0 Louisville Cardinals lead the nation in scoring averaging 63.5 points per game. Sophomore quarterback Lamar Jackson is the runaway favorite to win the Heisman, and the public money has been pouring in on Louisville ahead of this weekend's game at Clemson. The Tigers have won 20 of their last 21 games, with the one defeat coming by just five points versus Alabama in last year's championship game. The Tigers have led the country in tackles for a loss in each of the last three seasons, and last week they went out on the road and held the Yellow Jackets to just 124 yards of total offense. In Week 1, they won on the road at Auburn, holding the Tigers to 13 points.
The Cardinals offense has been virtually a one-man show, with Jackson accounting for 25 of their touchdowns. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that stopping him is the key to beating Louisville. Playing on the road at Clemson, is by far the toughest test he's ever faced. I think it would be a little naive to believe this kid is going to waltz in here and put up video game numbers on a defense that has proven itself on college football's biggest stage over the last three seasons (rather than just four games).
Take CLEM.
GL,
Jesse Schule
