As hurricane Ian is tearing up Cuba right now let's check the path that's projected for it. Most of models I have seen are showing that it will be over Georgia and the Carolinas Saturday all day.
There are 4 games that have a good chance of being impacted:
Coastal Carolina vs Georgia Southern
The line is currently Coastal -10 and the O/U 59.5.
Clemson vs NC St
The line is Clemson -6.5 and O/U 40.5 (this was 46 yesterday)
Charlotte vs UTEP
The line is UTEP -3 and O/U 51.5
UNC vs VT
The line is UNC -9 and O/U 51.5
I am going to keep an eye on these games. NOAA is projecting at least 4-6" in the Carolinas and even more near Coastal Carolina.
As hurricane Ian is tearing up Cuba right now let's check the path that's projected for it. Most of models I have seen are showing that it will be over Georgia and the Carolinas Saturday all day.
There are 4 games that have a good chance of being impacted:
Coastal Carolina vs Georgia Southern
The line is currently Coastal -10 and the O/U 59.5.
Clemson vs NC St
The line is Clemson -6.5 and O/U 40.5 (this was 46 yesterday)
Charlotte vs UTEP
The line is UTEP -3 and O/U 51.5
UNC vs VT
The line is UNC -9 and O/U 51.5
I am going to keep an eye on these games. NOAA is projecting at least 4-6" in the Carolinas and even more near Coastal Carolina.
I don't think they are going to postpone the games in the Carolinas. Those areas will just get a shit ton of rain and possible high winds.
I live in Indiana, but my girlfriends parents live off the Manatee River in Sarasota. Lucky for them they are on trip to London. But they are concerned with all of their neighbors and friends down there. I wish you the BOL with this storm.
I don't think they are going to postpone the games in the Carolinas. Those areas will just get a shit ton of rain and possible high winds.
I live in Indiana, but my girlfriends parents live off the Manatee River in Sarasota. Lucky for them they are on trip to London. But they are concerned with all of their neighbors and friends down there. I wish you the BOL with this storm.
Too bad on ECU, liked my opener at -7.5 better than the -9 I just locked in. Shouldn't matter, but I'm a little bit of a line value snob sometimes. I can typically have a handful of plays with CLV, ...... having a bunch of winners is apparently tougher. Now I just need DK to cancel the original ticket in a timely manner.
Too bad on ECU, liked my opener at -7.5 better than the -9 I just locked in. Shouldn't matter, but I'm a little bit of a line value snob sometimes. I can typically have a handful of plays with CLV, ...... having a bunch of winners is apparently tougher. Now I just need DK to cancel the original ticket in a timely manner.
Whenever i think of bad weather i often think automatically in going with the "under" and also with the dawg. Under cause you will see more of a run game using clock; receivers slipping and making receptions a bit more difficult with the ball being wet. That's my first inclination when there is bad weather. My friends like to question this approach saying more fumbles. I have done well just betting the Under in bad-weather games.
Presuming that some of these games play in bad weather - more so games in NC than Florida - what is your lean? Do you feel bad weather sort of even up the favorite/underdog roles. I play the horses a lot and in a sloppy track we see favorites losing a lot and the time of the races obviously slower - it is not a good analogy but just to illustrate how bad weather sort of even out things.
Whenever i think of bad weather i often think automatically in going with the "under" and also with the dawg. Under cause you will see more of a run game using clock; receivers slipping and making receptions a bit more difficult with the ball being wet. That's my first inclination when there is bad weather. My friends like to question this approach saying more fumbles. I have done well just betting the Under in bad-weather games.
Presuming that some of these games play in bad weather - more so games in NC than Florida - what is your lean? Do you feel bad weather sort of even up the favorite/underdog roles. I play the horses a lot and in a sloppy track we see favorites losing a lot and the time of the races obviously slower - it is not a good analogy but just to illustrate how bad weather sort of even out things.
That's what my thoughts are as well. Any spread that's +13 or more I will take the dog and any O/U more than 50 I go with the under.
And as you mentioned the playing surface will be the great equalizer. I play the horses as well and know what a sloppy track will do to a fast horse.
The Clemson/NC St game is going be very interesting because it's a natural grass field. Clemson is usually a fast team. I am very interested in seeing what heavy downpour, muddy field, and two great defenses go at each other.
That's what my thoughts are as well. Any spread that's +13 or more I will take the dog and any O/U more than 50 I go with the under.
And as you mentioned the playing surface will be the great equalizer. I play the horses as well and know what a sloppy track will do to a fast horse.
The Clemson/NC St game is going be very interesting because it's a natural grass field. Clemson is usually a fast team. I am very interested in seeing what heavy downpour, muddy field, and two great defenses go at each other.
I do believe you are hitting on the money with Florida colleges getting rescheduled. I just don't see the games in the Carolinas getting rescheduled or postponed.
Also update on the current rainfalls predictions in South Carolina, the whole state is projected at least 4" per latest from NOAA.
I am going to be focusing on 2 games this weekend. Clemson/NC St and Coastal Carolina/Georgia So. These are going to have biggest impact from Ian.
Clemson and NC St have the best defenses in the ACC and with the heavy rain and possible high winds this will be good old fashion keep the ball on the ground game.
Coastal and Georgia So is going be very interesting cause Coastal running game has been pretty inconsistent all season. I wouldn't be surprised if Georgia So wins this game.
I do believe you are hitting on the money with Florida colleges getting rescheduled. I just don't see the games in the Carolinas getting rescheduled or postponed.
Also update on the current rainfalls predictions in South Carolina, the whole state is projected at least 4" per latest from NOAA.
I am going to be focusing on 2 games this weekend. Clemson/NC St and Coastal Carolina/Georgia So. These are going to have biggest impact from Ian.
Clemson and NC St have the best defenses in the ACC and with the heavy rain and possible high winds this will be good old fashion keep the ball on the ground game.
Coastal and Georgia So is going be very interesting cause Coastal running game has been pretty inconsistent all season. I wouldn't be surprised if Georgia So wins this game.
Whenever i think of bad weather i often think automatically in going with the "under" and also with the dawg. Under cause you will see more of a run game using clock; receivers slipping and making receptions a bit more difficult with the ball being wet. That's my first inclination when there is bad weather. My friends like to question this approach saying more fumbles. I have done well just betting the Under in bad-weather games. Presuming that some of these games play in bad weather - more so games in NC than Florida - what is your lean? Do you feel bad weather sort of even up the favorite/underdog roles. I play the horses a lot and in a sloppy track we see favorites losing a lot and the time of the races obviously slower - it is not a good analogy but just to illustrate how bad weather sort of even out things. Thoughts?
- the offensive players would have an advantage imo, they know the direction they are going to go, the defender has to respond on a slippery surface which would create an advantage for the offensive players advancement. - just my opinion
Whenever i think of bad weather i often think automatically in going with the "under" and also with the dawg. Under cause you will see more of a run game using clock; receivers slipping and making receptions a bit more difficult with the ball being wet. That's my first inclination when there is bad weather. My friends like to question this approach saying more fumbles. I have done well just betting the Under in bad-weather games. Presuming that some of these games play in bad weather - more so games in NC than Florida - what is your lean? Do you feel bad weather sort of even up the favorite/underdog roles. I play the horses a lot and in a sloppy track we see favorites losing a lot and the time of the races obviously slower - it is not a good analogy but just to illustrate how bad weather sort of even out things. Thoughts?
- the offensive players would have an advantage imo, they know the direction they are going to go, the defender has to respond on a slippery surface which would create an advantage for the offensive players advancement. - just my opinion
Thanks for the added info about heavy winds, I do see that being an impact on all of the games in South Carolina. Coastal/GeorgiaSO O/U is at 58 right now.
Thanks for the added info about heavy winds, I do see that being an impact on all of the games in South Carolina. Coastal/GeorgiaSO O/U is at 58 right now.
Alright a new model update was released and this storm is looking like to go out in the Atlantic and remake landfall in South Carolina. I am fully expecting by tomorrow all games in the Carolinas get postponed or cancelled
Alright a new model update was released and this storm is looking like to go out in the Atlantic and remake landfall in South Carolina. I am fully expecting by tomorrow all games in the Carolinas get postponed or cancelled
Yeah I saw that jump this morning. I am still not entirely convinced that the this hurricane is going to fall apart real quick once its gets over the Atlantic.
The new models are showing it going over the the Atlantic some today and then head to South Carolina by Friday morning and up to western North Carolina by Saturday evening. I believe the Clemson/NC St will be impacted the most, but I am not counting out Coastal Carolina get some leftover wind and rain. I am waiting on one more model to come in sometime this afternoon for a final update on the weekend.
Yeah I saw that jump this morning. I am still not entirely convinced that the this hurricane is going to fall apart real quick once its gets over the Atlantic.
The new models are showing it going over the the Atlantic some today and then head to South Carolina by Friday morning and up to western North Carolina by Saturday evening. I believe the Clemson/NC St will be impacted the most, but I am not counting out Coastal Carolina get some leftover wind and rain. I am waiting on one more model to come in sometime this afternoon for a final update on the weekend.
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