PREMIUM
Schule's SEC ULTIMATE of the ULTIMATE - MISS@LSU
(NCAAF) Mississippi vs. LSU,
10/25/2014 3:15 PM, Score: 7 - 10
Money Line: -167.00 Mississippi (Away)
Result: Loss
Money Line: -167.00 Mississippi (Away)
Result: Loss
This is an 8* play on the Ole Miss Rebels.
There are few places tougher to play than in Baton Rouge, but the LSU Tigers have already lost at home once this year, falling to Mississippi State by a score of 34-29. They could be in tough again this week with another Mississippi team coming to The Swamp.
Ole Miss comes in with a 7-0 record and the nation's #1 ranked defense allowing an average of just over 10 points per game. Bo Wallace is having a great year at QB for the Rebels, and it was just a few weeks ago that he threw for 251 yards and three TDs in at upset win over Alabama.
The Tigers on the other hand have a rookie under center in Anthony Jennings, who only has thrown for fewer than 200 yards in all but one of his starts this season. He appeared to be shell shocked in a 41-7 loss to Auburn a few weeks ago, completing just 5-of-10 attempts for 84 yards. He's going to have his work cut out for him tonight against the best defense in the country.
History favors the visitors, who have covered the spread in seven straight trips to Tiger Stadium. I expect this game to be close, but with Ole Miss having the experienced quarterback and superior offense, I think the Rebels find a way to win.
Take MISS.
GL,
Jesse Schule
There are few places tougher to play than in Baton Rouge, but the LSU Tigers have already lost at home once this year, falling to Mississippi State by a score of 34-29. They could be in tough again this week with another Mississippi team coming to The Swamp.
Ole Miss comes in with a 7-0 record and the nation's #1 ranked defense allowing an average of just over 10 points per game. Bo Wallace is having a great year at QB for the Rebels, and it was just a few weeks ago that he threw for 251 yards and three TDs in at upset win over Alabama.
The Tigers on the other hand have a rookie under center in Anthony Jennings, who only has thrown for fewer than 200 yards in all but one of his starts this season. He appeared to be shell shocked in a 41-7 loss to Auburn a few weeks ago, completing just 5-of-10 attempts for 84 yards. He's going to have his work cut out for him tonight against the best defense in the country.
History favors the visitors, who have covered the spread in seven straight trips to Tiger Stadium. I expect this game to be close, but with Ole Miss having the experienced quarterback and superior offense, I think the Rebels find a way to win.
Take MISS.
GL,
Jesse Schule
