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Schule's 10* NCAAF PAC-12 *PUNISHER* CAL@UCLA ~ +$38,439 All Time CFB!
(NCAAF) California vs. UCLA,
10/22/2015 5:00 PM, Score: 24 - 40
Point Spread: 3.50 | -115.00 California (Away)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: 3.50 | -115.00 California (Away)
Result: Loss
This is a 10* play on the California Golden Bears.
The Bears come into tonight's game off a bye week, giving them extra time to rest and prepare coming off an ugly loss to Utah. Jared Goff had the worst game of his career in the loss to the Utes, throwing five picks. They were still right in that game though, trailing by just three points heading into the fourth quarter, eventually losing 30-24.
The Bruins on the other hand were blown off the field in Stanford, losing by a score of 56-35 last Thursday night. They are really banged up on defense, with tackle Eddie Vanderdoes, linebacker Myles Jack and cornerback Fabian Moreau all sidelined by injury.
When these teams played last year, the Bruins won on a late field goal by a score of 36-34. While that was a home game for Cal, it was also Brett Hundley at quarterback for UCLA, and not freshman Josh Rosen. After impressing in his debut, Rosen has really struggled since. He's thrown more interceptions (4) than TDs (3) in his last two home games.
One of those was a 38-23 loss to Arizona State, and the other a 24-23 win over BYU. The Bears have beaten a couple tough opponents on the road already this season, winning at Texas and at Washington. I see the Cal as a team that is healthier, well rested, with a far better quarterback, and I'll take the Bears getting points against a struggling Bruins team.
Take CAL.
GL,
Jesse Schule
The Bears come into tonight's game off a bye week, giving them extra time to rest and prepare coming off an ugly loss to Utah. Jared Goff had the worst game of his career in the loss to the Utes, throwing five picks. They were still right in that game though, trailing by just three points heading into the fourth quarter, eventually losing 30-24.
The Bruins on the other hand were blown off the field in Stanford, losing by a score of 56-35 last Thursday night. They are really banged up on defense, with tackle Eddie Vanderdoes, linebacker Myles Jack and cornerback Fabian Moreau all sidelined by injury.
When these teams played last year, the Bruins won on a late field goal by a score of 36-34. While that was a home game for Cal, it was also Brett Hundley at quarterback for UCLA, and not freshman Josh Rosen. After impressing in his debut, Rosen has really struggled since. He's thrown more interceptions (4) than TDs (3) in his last two home games.
One of those was a 38-23 loss to Arizona State, and the other a 24-23 win over BYU. The Bears have beaten a couple tough opponents on the road already this season, winning at Texas and at Washington. I see the Cal as a team that is healthier, well rested, with a far better quarterback, and I'll take the Bears getting points against a struggling Bruins team.
Take CAL.
GL,
Jesse Schule
