without being too much of a homer, I don't see how that is going to get many Bruins betting, seriously.
So if I bet $100 that UT will win by more than 6...and UT does indeed win by more than 6...I will win $100?
The answer to this seems obvious to me but I don't want to assume anything when it comes to my money...
If I'm right about the rules of gambling then I'm putting at least 100 on this...if it stays at -6
i guarantee i will bet the house if tennessee ends up giving anything less than 7 and a hook. the way i see this game stacking up i almost would take -13. blowout city, ut-37 ucla-17. its a lock
I bet on college football every year but I NEVER bet on tennessee games...regardless of how enticing they may be.i guarantee i will bet the house if tennessee ends up giving anything less than 7 and a hook. the way i see this game stacking up i almost would take -13. blowout city, ut-37 ucla-17. its a lock
I bet on college football every year but I NEVER bet on tennessee games...regardless of how enticing they may be.
It is just too difficult to look past your inherent bias.to call an east coast team playing a season opener on the west coast "a lock" is at least a bit of a stretch