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@Revo23

 COMPLETELY AGREE. and it's byfar the Premise of my rant tonight. I rarely if ever complain about bad beats or bad calls as it happens in every game whether you're the beneficiary or recipient of it....

HOWEVER...that call was amazingly game changing. South Florida would have had the ball AND the momentum after that hit ...Yet they confirmed targeting when I saw every replay and could NOT see that as an egregious hit but simply a sound Defensive tackle that scuffed his helmet but mostly landed on his shoulder pads and mid chest. 

Kid you not that play call has STRONGLY questioned my initiative to keep betting on this bullshit. 

I have to admit in my 30+ years of Sports betting i have never seen a game so far rigged in favor of the Underdog. 

Now I am NOT saying this because i Lost. I wholeheartedly admit i Lost but let's break it down completely shall we?

South Florida while yes being shorthanded were seldom given a decent referee play call whilst having just about everything negative against them be called. Already shorthanded they held OD to a very reasonable 17 points. I don't count that BS last TD run. 

Every inch of this game was officiated in favor of Old Dominion. No doubt they played well but they needed A LOT of help to win this game and they got it. 

Can def see SF talent difference here, BUT OD is no slouch, Gonna come down to discipline and turn-overs 

Can def see SF talent difference here, BUT OD is no slouch, Gonna come down to discipline and turn-overs 

@KeyMaster

Completely agree, OD has had an amazing season no doubt but even with those disruptions mentioned with SF they have so much depth here. Which is why they are my POD.

@usikbasterd

 Yes, I am aware of the programs choice to keep him out, and that 6th year Senior Gaston Moore AKA "Gas Pipe" as TheGhost4Five said up above (Actually not sure how he obtained that Nickname)

But either way I feel he can carry the weight left over by Brown. They just have simply way too many weapons for OD to contend with. 

@Jerseyboy89

 They're also losing those points they need to cover due to these changes. SF is the play. OD has not seen an Offense like this all year and their Defense will notice that early and often 

Hey guys,

This is my POD here for its value.

SOUTH FLORIDA -3 (-115) POD

South Florida enters the Cure Bowl as a massive value play because the market has completely overcorrected to their recent coaching and roster changes. While the Bulls opened as high as 7.5-point favorites in some books, the line has plummeted to a mere field goal, creating a prime "buy-low" opportunity on a roster that is significantly more talented than Old Dominion's. Despite the departure of Alex Golesh to Auburn, the Bulls are playing under interim coach Kevin Patrick, a program legend who has the total respect of a locker room desperate to secure the first 10-win season in nearly a decade. The energy in Tampa is at an all-time high following the announcement of Ohio State’s Brian Hartline as the new head coach, effectively turning this game into a high-stakes audition for every player on the field to prove they belong in what will likely be a national-caliber system next season.

While ODU’s defense is statistically stout, they have not faced an offense with this much pure, vertical speed all year, and USF's "Go-Go" system remains in place to exploit that. The Bulls' backfield features two elite, home-run threats in Nykahi Davenport and Sam Franklin, who can turn a simple screen or draw into a 60-yard touchdown in a way Sun Belt defenses rarely see. On the other side of the ball, Old Dominion is actually in a worse position offensively; they lost Sun Belt Player of the Year Colton Joseph to the portal, and unlike USF, the Monarchs do not have the depth to replace his 3,600 yards of total offense. USF’s defense ranks 12th nationally in turnover margin and should be able to rattle ODU’s freshman quarterback Quinn Henicle early and often. Playing essentially a home game in Orlando with a talent-rich roster looking to impress a new era of leadership, the Bulls are positioned to prove that their system is bigger than any one coach and cover this deflated number with ease. 

As much as I love OD they are just simply outmatched here in talent. 

MAC whenever we are BOTH on the same side its money. GL Mah Man

Hey gang,

Done capping this one and I feel this side is worth a slice off the bankroll to win a few bones.

BOTH wagers my MAX bankroll limit  

DELAWARE +3 (-115)

DELAWARE  ML (+120)

Delaware enters the Venture Bowl with a significant chip on its shoulder, representing one of the best "bet on motivation" spots of the bowl season. As a program in its very first year of FBS transition, the Blue Hens are not just happy to be here, they are looking to validate their status as a legitimate D-1 power. While Louisiana-Lafayette limped into eligibility with a below-average defense ranking 105th nationally, Delaware arrives with an explosive, high-efficiency passing attack led by Nick Minicucci, who led Conference USA in nearly every major passing category. The Blue Hens feature a physical offensive line that matches up exceptionally well against a Ragin' Cajuns defensive front that has struggled with consistency and allowed over 500 yards in multiple late-season games.

The edge for Delaware lies in the "participation gap" and the contrast in program momentum. While Louisiana has seen a revolving door of personnel and 17 different first-time starters this season, Delaware has maintained a veteran core that treats this game as their "Super Bowl" for the state and the university.

Defensively, Delaware’s front seven is designed to stop the very "ground-and-pound" style that Louisiana relies on, ranking near the top of their conference in sacks and tackles for loss. Louisiana’s offense lacks the explosive playmakers to punish Delaware's aggressive secondary, which should allow the Blue Hens to stack the box and force Louisiana’s backup-heavy roster into uncomfortable passing situations. With Delaware coming in as a hungry underdog against a Louisiana team that has struggled as a favorite all year.

The Blue Hens despite being a bit short-handed at WR tonight still have the size, the quarterback, and the motivation to win this game outright in their FBS bowl debut.

Green Bay Defense was just Awful today, See you all on the next one 

Hey guys,

Had a pretty solid run thus far and 2-0 yesterday. 

Today's NFL POD goes to:

PACKERS -2 (-115)

No time for a write up guys i am heading out to watch a good friend of mine in the Finals for Poker.

GL all 

My only regret is that I got this play so late from my most trusted friend and fellow bettor but thats how it goes I suppose. Congrats to whomever cashed in 

@Chickenzpick

 Sorry to hear that. State I live in Gambling is not only legal but encouraged lol

@SourSausage

Prob wondering HOW TF Nova won SU 

Will admit even I did not think NOVA would win SU, one of those games that makes you wish you ML the F out of it. But I def knew they had the talent to compete with these guys, they were 9-4 ATS this year I think. Amazing respond to Tarleton's Early lead. All Coaching and patience 

Hey guys, 

Already took NOVA +14 today in NCAAF and they won SU.....

I have a buddy that knows WAY more than me with College Basketball so I am sharing his play. I already unloaded as I trust him more than anyone.

LOUISVILLE -15

(-115) POY (My Most Trusted Betting Friend)

GL guys, No Write-up. Just sharing his play, he JUST gave it to me like 10 minutes ago so I thought I would share. 

@countrybob

 I like ARMY here to cover, Very talented up front. Gonna be a close game, 21-17 NAVY is my prediction.

@Interstellar

 You must be new to Sports Betting with that early prediction.

VILLANOVA +14 (-120)

I know Tarleton is a powerhouse, but NOVA is a disciplined run/grind the clock down type of team that rarely turns the ball over despite Tarleton's insane 30+ TO margin. I like the Wildcats to keep this within x2 TD's today. Especially since the line has been driven up from +8 to +12-14 depending on the book. I will take that overreaction value. Nova loses 33-21 but we get the cover. GL guys