PREMIUM
AAA's CFB SUPER-BLOWOUT (MASSIVE ATS BEATDOWN UNCOVERED!)
(NCAAF) Minnesota vs. Oregon State,
Point Spread: 3.00 | -106.00 Minnesota (Away)
Result: Win
Point Spread: 3.00 | -106.00 Minnesota (Away)
Result: Win
This is an 8* SUPER-BLOWOUT on Minnesota.
Minnesota beat Oregon State at home 30-23 last year and we expect the Golden Gophers to handle their business in this one as well. Minnesota comes in off a 17-7 win at home over Buffalo, while the Beavers prevailed 35-32 over FCS Portland on Saturday.
Minnesota: The Golden Gophers didn't look fantasic, but still got the opening win for new coach PJ Fleck. QB Conor Rhoda had just one career start heading into that one, but he'd go 12 of 21 for 176 yards. Demry Croft also saw time under center and he was 7 for 11 for 63 yards and rushed for an additional 32. In all the Gophers rushed for 169 yards. Defensively Minnesota looked sharp, holding the Bulls to just 51 rushing yards on 22 carries.
Oregon State: The Beavers look horrible defensively once again this year. Last season they gave up 30.5 PPG and so far they allowed 58 to Colorado State in their opener and then 32 to lowly Portland State last weekend. Jake Luton had 235 yards, a TD and one pick last week. But the poor defensive play was the reason the team almost fell to 0-2, as the unit would allow an FCS club to roll up 515 total yards of offense.
The bottom line: Note that Minnesota is 9-3 ATS in its last 12 when playing the role of underdog, while Oregon State is just 2-4 ATS in its last six when playing the role of favorite. Play on MINNESOTA.
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Minnesota beat Oregon State at home 30-23 last year and we expect the Golden Gophers to handle their business in this one as well. Minnesota comes in off a 17-7 win at home over Buffalo, while the Beavers prevailed 35-32 over FCS Portland on Saturday.
Minnesota: The Golden Gophers didn't look fantasic, but still got the opening win for new coach PJ Fleck. QB Conor Rhoda had just one career start heading into that one, but he'd go 12 of 21 for 176 yards. Demry Croft also saw time under center and he was 7 for 11 for 63 yards and rushed for an additional 32. In all the Gophers rushed for 169 yards. Defensively Minnesota looked sharp, holding the Bulls to just 51 rushing yards on 22 carries.
Oregon State: The Beavers look horrible defensively once again this year. Last season they gave up 30.5 PPG and so far they allowed 58 to Colorado State in their opener and then 32 to lowly Portland State last weekend. Jake Luton had 235 yards, a TD and one pick last week. But the poor defensive play was the reason the team almost fell to 0-2, as the unit would allow an FCS club to roll up 515 total yards of offense.
The bottom line: Note that Minnesota is 9-3 ATS in its last 12 when playing the role of underdog, while Oregon State is just 2-4 ATS in its last six when playing the role of favorite. Play on MINNESOTA.
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