Vegas set their over/under win total at 8.5 fyi. The books would be way off if they go 5-7.Honestly, I think 7 wins may be their ceiling for regular season. They’ll likely lose at NC State, Notre Dame, at Pitt, at Miami, and UK. Plus, they have a road test right out of the gate at Georgia Tech, and could lose at home to a surprisingly good Duke team. Would not be surprised to see them go 5-7 in Brohm’s debut season.
The point spread on the UK vs ul game the last 4 years has been way off. ul just gets more credit than they deserve. I don't know why but last year people were talking about them being 2nd best team in acc. I don't know what they see in them.Vegas set their over/under win total at 8.5 fyi. The books would be way off if they go 5-7.
Right now, UL is the favorite in only 7 games (Ga Tech, Murray St, IU, BC, Duke, Va Tech, and VA.). They're the dog in road games at NC State, Pitt, and Miami, and dogs at home to Notre Dame and UK. Of the games they're favored in, I can see the first game, at Ga Tech, and at home to Duke being upset alerts. I'm guessing Vegas is assuming Brohm will have his offense running on all cylinders right out of the gate. He might, but it is a completely new system and he has a lot of new players to acclimate. They're going to have to pull a couple of road upsets and hold serve at home to hit that 8-9 win mark.Vegas set their over/under win total at 8.5 fyi. The books would be way off if they go 5-7
Vegas set their over/under win total at 8.5 fyi. The books would be way off if they go 5-7.
Point spread between two teams facing off has more volatility than a 2.5 win/loss difference, no? Not sure how often Vegas sets win totals and team underperforms that much minus lots of injuries. I'm sure it's happened but off top of my head seems like it would be rare. I dunno.The point spread on the UK vs ul game the last 4 years has been way off. ul just gets more credit than they deserve. I don't know why but last year people were talking about them being 2nd best team in acc. I don't know what they see in them.
I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm just pointing out Vegas' view. Also, pretty sure the Ga Tech game is at a neutral site. Maybe it'll still be more Ga Tech fans but I don't know. I figure UofL fans will travel well to the Atlanta Falcons stadium. Definitely a better matchup than the one against Ole Miss a few years ago. I made a killing betting Ole Miss that game.Right now, UL is the favorite in only 7 games (Ga Tech, Murray St, IU, BC, Duke, Va Tech, and VA.). They're the dog in road games at NC State, Pitt, and Miami, and dogs at home to Notre Dame and UK. Of the games they're favored in, I can see the first game, at Ga Tech, and at home to Duke being upset alerts. I'm guessing Vegas is assuming Brohm will have his offense running on all cylinders right out of the gate. He might, but it is a completely new system and he has a lot of new players to acclimate. They're going to have to pull a couple of road upsets and hold serve at home to hit that 8-9 win mark.
Probably but I'm specifically talking about the UK ul game. ul gets more benefit of the doubt year in and year out than UK does. Most of that is schedule and the "experts" aren't smart enough to realize that record doesn't tell you how good 2 teams are relative to each other. ul made their name in a weak cusa, and weak big east, and joined the acc while they were around their weakest.Point spread between two teams facing off has more volatility than a 2.5 win/loss difference, no? Not sure how often Vegas sets win totals and team underperforms that much minus lots of injuries. I'm sure it's happened but off top of my head seems like it would be rare. I dunno.