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AAA's LATE NIGHT 10* *BAIL-OUT* PLAN (UCLA @ Texas!)
(NCAAF) UCLA vs. Texas,
Point Spread: -7.00 | -115.00 UCLA (Away)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: -7.00 | -115.00 UCLA (Away)
Result: Loss
This is a 10* BAIL-OUT on UCLA.
This game is being played in Texas, but in a neutral location, I think the "vistors" have a big opportunity to shake off a somewhat lacklustre start and take advantage of this discombobulated Longhorns team. Texas is simply in free fall, coach Charlie Strong must wonder what the heck he got himself into after 34-point losses at home. A big reason why, starting QB David Ash is now out indefinitely with a concussion and so far backup Tyrone Swoops has been extremely inconsistent; it's hardly been all Swoopes fault though as he is playing behind a severely depleted line. Those offensive line issues aren't going to magically resolve themselves and its a point of weakness that the Bruins can attack. UCLA has been anything but impressive year as it has won two, one-possession games over Memphis and Virginia. The Bruins secondary has a big opportunity to redeem itself vs. the Longhorns backup this weekend. So while UCLA has looked pretty mediocre so far, there's no question in my mind that Texas' issues are much deeper. Note that UCLA is 7-3 ATS in its last ten non-conference games, while Texas is just 4-5 ATS in its last nine as an underdog; play on UCLA.
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This game is being played in Texas, but in a neutral location, I think the "vistors" have a big opportunity to shake off a somewhat lacklustre start and take advantage of this discombobulated Longhorns team. Texas is simply in free fall, coach Charlie Strong must wonder what the heck he got himself into after 34-point losses at home. A big reason why, starting QB David Ash is now out indefinitely with a concussion and so far backup Tyrone Swoops has been extremely inconsistent; it's hardly been all Swoopes fault though as he is playing behind a severely depleted line. Those offensive line issues aren't going to magically resolve themselves and its a point of weakness that the Bruins can attack. UCLA has been anything but impressive year as it has won two, one-possession games over Memphis and Virginia. The Bruins secondary has a big opportunity to redeem itself vs. the Longhorns backup this weekend. So while UCLA has looked pretty mediocre so far, there's no question in my mind that Texas' issues are much deeper. Note that UCLA is 7-3 ATS in its last ten non-conference games, while Texas is just 4-5 ATS in its last nine as an underdog; play on UCLA.
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