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Stanford is not very good.
Stanford beat a bad Northwestern team (that could lose their next five games because it is a killer schedule.) Then were blown out by USC and UCF.
Northwestern could be 1-8 before they battle UMASS. Northwestern has a good chance of going 2-10 for the year.
Oregon will win.
First Rule: Never bet road games.
I've been looking at that one (-10.5).
Being on the road has kept me away. It's still on the parlay pile though.
Stanford is not very good.
Stanford beat a bad Northwestern team (that could lose their next five games because it is a killer schedule.) Then were blown out by USC and UCF.
Northwestern could be 1-8 before they battle UMASS. Northwestern has a good chance of going 2-10 for the year.
Oregon will win.
First Rule: Never bet road games.
Also, add to the fact that Stanford LOVES to beat Oregon and they just came off of a very embarrassing arse whoopin, and will have something to prove on Saturday. I think skill players on offense and a sneaky good defense will win out in the end will be the difference.
Probably not at the top of the tier list of best bets, if I’m being honest.
You’re right about the betting on road teams, as a general go to rule. Also, add to the fact that Stanford LOVES to beat Oregon and they just came off of a very embarrassing arse whoopin, and will have something to prove on Saturday. I think skill players on offense and a sneaky good defense will win out in the end will be the difference.
Ducks by 2 TDs is the hope.
Plus, Stanford usually starts slow most seasons. Not sure why, but that seems to be the case. It's part of why I don't mind playing them early every season. lol
Granted, this is a really slow start, even by their standards, but they're not a team I'd be overlooking.
Take Stanford straight up.
Never forget, CougarI got a feeling about Stanford on this one. Stanford always has inferior talent but somehow they get up play the Beavers little brother.