PREMIUM
AAA's LATE NIGHT DESTRUCTION PASS (BREAK OUT THE BROOMS!)
(NCAAF) Stanford vs. UCLA,
09/24/2016 4:00 PM, Score: 22 - 13
Point Spread: 3.50 | -105.00 UCLA (Home)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: 3.50 | -105.00 UCLA (Home)
Result: Loss
This is an 8* play on UCLA.
Setting the scene: It's time for some revenge as far as UCLA is concerned, it's lost eight straight in this series. So far the Cardinal are 2-0 SU/ATS this year, while the Bruins are 2-1 SU and 0-3 ATS. UCLA comes off a tough 17-14 road win over BYU, while Stanford rolled to a 27-10 win at home over USC.
Stanford: The Cardinal averaged 37.8 PPG last year. They scored 26 against K-State and 27 against USC. Last season they allowed 22.6 PPG, so far this year they've given up an average of just 11.5. But there is a definite weakness on the offensive side of the ball, and that's at QB as Ryan Burns completed just 9 of 15 for 109 yards, one TD and one INT last week. Look for the Bruins to zero in on RB Christian McCaffrey, who had 165 yards and a TD against the Trojans, while also catching four passes for 73 yards and a score.
UCLA: QB Josh Rosen bounced back from a rough opening performance to Texas A&M, to throw for 267 yards in a 42-21 win over UNLV. Last week he faced a tough BYU defense and threw for 307 yards, with two TD's and one INT. Like Stanford, UCLA's strength lies on the defensive side of the ball, especially against the run, last week it held BYU to just 23 yards rushing on 25 carries.
The bottom line: Revenge. A top notch run defense. Playing at home. Will Stanford be completely focused on the task at hand, or will it already be eyeing a tough matchup in Washington next Saturday? The situational factors are certainly working in favor of the home side today and in the end, we do think they'll play a big part in the final outcome. Grab as many points as you can with UCLA.
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Setting the scene: It's time for some revenge as far as UCLA is concerned, it's lost eight straight in this series. So far the Cardinal are 2-0 SU/ATS this year, while the Bruins are 2-1 SU and 0-3 ATS. UCLA comes off a tough 17-14 road win over BYU, while Stanford rolled to a 27-10 win at home over USC.
Stanford: The Cardinal averaged 37.8 PPG last year. They scored 26 against K-State and 27 against USC. Last season they allowed 22.6 PPG, so far this year they've given up an average of just 11.5. But there is a definite weakness on the offensive side of the ball, and that's at QB as Ryan Burns completed just 9 of 15 for 109 yards, one TD and one INT last week. Look for the Bruins to zero in on RB Christian McCaffrey, who had 165 yards and a TD against the Trojans, while also catching four passes for 73 yards and a score.
UCLA: QB Josh Rosen bounced back from a rough opening performance to Texas A&M, to throw for 267 yards in a 42-21 win over UNLV. Last week he faced a tough BYU defense and threw for 307 yards, with two TD's and one INT. Like Stanford, UCLA's strength lies on the defensive side of the ball, especially against the run, last week it held BYU to just 23 yards rushing on 25 carries.
The bottom line: Revenge. A top notch run defense. Playing at home. Will Stanford be completely focused on the task at hand, or will it already be eyeing a tough matchup in Washington next Saturday? The situational factors are certainly working in favor of the home side today and in the end, we do think they'll play a big part in the final outcome. Grab as many points as you can with UCLA.
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