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PUNT GOD'S PREMIUM PICK - Wednesday 11/11 *CFB*
WEDNESDAY 11/11
TODAY'S PICK – CFB
NORTHERN ILLINOIS – (COVER -6.5)
Northern Illinois has been very competitive this current season, they are undefeated at home but so far when playing on the road they have nearly upset defending champions (then ranked #1) (3) Ohio State, only losing by a TD. They came within a FG off topping Boston College, who are renowned for their shutdown defense & last week they came from behind to upset (then ranked #24) Toledo. Losing their star starting QB Drew Hare (Achilles) mid-game last week with a season ending injury will certainly hurt the offensive production for Northern Illinois, but covering a single TD spread against Buffalo team that at times plays well in patches shouldn't pose to many problems for this always strong football program. Buffalo is 2-5 ATS in its last 7 games when playing Northern Illinois.
WEEKLY RESULTS = 2 - 1 (+0.82/unit) 67%
FORUM YTD – CFB
YTD = 44 - 39 (-1.30/unit) 53%
M/L = 4 - 2 (-0.62) 67%
SPD = 30 - 31 (-3.78) 49%
O/U = 10 - 6 (+3.10) 63%
TODAY'S PICK – CFB
NORTHERN ILLINOIS – (COVER -6.5)
Northern Illinois has been very competitive this current season, they are undefeated at home but so far when playing on the road they have nearly upset defending champions (then ranked #1) (3) Ohio State, only losing by a TD. They came within a FG off topping Boston College, who are renowned for their shutdown defense & last week they came from behind to upset (then ranked #24) Toledo. Losing their star starting QB Drew Hare (Achilles) mid-game last week with a season ending injury will certainly hurt the offensive production for Northern Illinois, but covering a single TD spread against Buffalo team that at times plays well in patches shouldn't pose to many problems for this always strong football program. Buffalo is 2-5 ATS in its last 7 games when playing Northern Illinois.
WEEKLY RESULTS = 2 - 1 (+0.82/unit) 67%
FORUM YTD – CFB
YTD = 44 - 39 (-1.30/unit) 53%
M/L = 4 - 2 (-0.62) 67%
SPD = 30 - 31 (-3.78) 49%
O/U = 10 - 6 (+3.10) 63%
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