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We have 1 bowl game and 2 NCAAB games today. We have had a great bowl season this far, going 5-1 and 2-0 on our best bets. For the season, we are hitting over 58% for NCAAF.
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NCAAF FREE PLAY
Clemson vs LSU
PLAY ON LSU - 3.5
This line is creeping up towards a TD, which will keep this game from being a play. We had this line from the beginning and jumped on it. The reason could be that Clemson struggles with physical teams and their fragile ego from getting pounded by WVU in the Orange Bowl last season. They also got beat in their last game by fellow SEC power South Carolina, which kept Clemson out of a BCS game this season. LSU has the far better defense, though Clemson is only giving up a little over 36% on 3rd down. Plus, I don't think the Peach Bowl was what the LSU faithful envisioned at the beginnig of the season. Another thing that concerns us is Clemson's ability to hit big plays in the passing game and convert 53% on 3rd down. But if you must play the final game of 2012, we will lean on LSU.
Take advantage of our Bowl Special: $29 which includes the NFL playoffs and a copy of
my e-book "The Winning Edge" which covers the fundamentals of football and basketball,
money management, and tips for selecting a handicapper.
The book is also available for $5.99.
Follow us on Twitter: @ac_dinero
visit ACDinero.com - Home Page - Sports Handicapping Service - Handicapping the NFL, NBA, and NCAA. for more information
NCAAF FREE PLAY
Clemson vs LSU
PLAY ON LSU - 3.5
This line is creeping up towards a TD, which will keep this game from being a play. We had this line from the beginning and jumped on it. The reason could be that Clemson struggles with physical teams and their fragile ego from getting pounded by WVU in the Orange Bowl last season. They also got beat in their last game by fellow SEC power South Carolina, which kept Clemson out of a BCS game this season. LSU has the far better defense, though Clemson is only giving up a little over 36% on 3rd down. Plus, I don't think the Peach Bowl was what the LSU faithful envisioned at the beginnig of the season. Another thing that concerns us is Clemson's ability to hit big plays in the passing game and convert 53% on 3rd down. But if you must play the final game of 2012, we will lean on LSU.