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NCAAF Week Eleven Picks


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College Football 2011-2012 Overall 29W-15L-1P +12.45 units (65.90%) Virginia Tech -1 to win 1 unit @ 5dimes Georgia Tech has fired off some pretty big duds this year. Both teams didnt play this weekend so they should be prepared. I think the big thing is V. tech is really flying under the radar this year , but they have had a great year defending the run. Which is obviously a big part of beating G. Tech

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Re: NCAAF Week Eleven Picks Northern Illinois -6.5 @ 2.07 pinnacle Northen Illinois' balanced offence averages 224 pasing yards and 247 rushing yards per game with QB Harnish is the main driving force as he is coming off throwing for 265 yards and 6 TDs as well as running for another 133 yards in the 63-60 win over Toledo. Bowling Green allows 193 passing yards and 191 rushing yards per game, and hard to see them being able to contain Harnish here, as especially the run game should be very productive. Bowling Green averages 268 passing yards and 129 rushing yards per game, while NI allows 248 passing yards and 203 rushing yards per game. You would expect BG to be able to get some yards on the ground and in the air on NI, but they have scored just 21 points or less in their last 4 MAC Conference games, which is not enough to stay with NI's offence. NI have scored 40+ points in 4 of their last 5 MAC games, and this offence should get similar production here. Toledo -13.5 @ 2.07 pinnacle Toledo has a balanced offence that passes for 260 yards and runs for another 195 yards as they have scored at least 49 points in their 3 MAC games at home. They will look to rebound from their 63-60 loss to Northern Illinois last week, as they face a Western Michigan defece that allows 198 passing yards and 226 rushing yards per game. WMU lost 51-22 at Toledo, who as seen last week, are a similar side to Toledo, as they allowed 203 passing yards but a massive 494 rushing yards in that game. Like Toledo to run all over them here too. Toledo's defence allows 249 passing yards and 133 rushing yards per game while WMU's offence passes for 292 passing yards and rushes for only 129 rushing yards per game. As they struggle to run the ball, and with Toledo's good rush defence, then like them to be able to drop an extra player in coverage in the secondary, or even look to blitz an extra player to pressure the QB. WMU has just 233 passing yards and 91 rushing yards in the loss to NI, while Toledo had 325 passing yards and 265 rushing yards against NI, so a big difference on offence for Toledo, and though the Toledo defence allowed 265 passing yards and 267 rushing yards to NI, doubt that WMU has the offenve to produce similar numbers on this Toledo defence. Record: 68-69 (-0.22)

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