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AAA's 10* MIAMI BEACH BOWL BLOWOUT (4-1 BOWL OPENER +$2,320 ALREADY!)
(NCAAF) LA Chargers vs. Memphis,
Point Spread: 2.00 | -105.00 LA Chargers (Away)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: 2.00 | -105.00 LA Chargers (Away)
Result: Loss
This is a 10* BLOWOUT on BYU.
As you can guess by the point-spread, these two teams are pretty evenly matched, but I ultimately think that the Cougars proficiency on the offensive end will prove to be too much for the Tigers and look for them to find a way to get the job done at the end of the night. Both teams come in with plenty of momentum, Memphis has won six straight games and has to be enjoying the lime light right now, it's the team's first bowl game since 1998. BYU comes in having won four straight games and six of its last nine bowl appearances and will be eager to atone for last year's 31-16 loss to Washington in the Fight Hunger Bowl. This is a classic matchup of strength vs. strength, as BYU sports a high-scoring offense vs. Memphis' stingy defensive unit. The Cougars average 36 points and 463 yards per game, while the Tigers are giving up just 17.1 points and 343 yards per game: "We don't overlook a team," said BYU receiver Jordan Leslie earlier in the week. "When you look at their defense, it is a top-ranked defense. I mean, that's a challenge for us. Our defense looking at their offense is just as much of a challenge. You can't look at the name-brand of a team, because any team any year can be successful. They are 9-3 and their losses are against ranked teams and Houston. That's a tough schedule. To have an opportunity to go 10-3 - that's a great team." I think we're getting great value here though, I am expecting BYU to set the tone early and it will be hard for Memphis to play catchup. In this case, great offense trumps great defense in my opinion, grab as many points as you can with BYU.
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As you can guess by the point-spread, these two teams are pretty evenly matched, but I ultimately think that the Cougars proficiency on the offensive end will prove to be too much for the Tigers and look for them to find a way to get the job done at the end of the night. Both teams come in with plenty of momentum, Memphis has won six straight games and has to be enjoying the lime light right now, it's the team's first bowl game since 1998. BYU comes in having won four straight games and six of its last nine bowl appearances and will be eager to atone for last year's 31-16 loss to Washington in the Fight Hunger Bowl. This is a classic matchup of strength vs. strength, as BYU sports a high-scoring offense vs. Memphis' stingy defensive unit. The Cougars average 36 points and 463 yards per game, while the Tigers are giving up just 17.1 points and 343 yards per game: "We don't overlook a team," said BYU receiver Jordan Leslie earlier in the week. "When you look at their defense, it is a top-ranked defense. I mean, that's a challenge for us. Our defense looking at their offense is just as much of a challenge. You can't look at the name-brand of a team, because any team any year can be successful. They are 9-3 and their losses are against ranked teams and Houston. That's a tough schedule. To have an opportunity to go 10-3 - that's a great team." I think we're getting great value here though, I am expecting BYU to set the tone early and it will be hard for Memphis to play catchup. In this case, great offense trumps great defense in my opinion, grab as many points as you can with BYU.
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