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Louisville vs Kentucky

What happens? 44 members have voted

  1. 1. What happens?

    • Louisville wins big (21+)
      40%
    • Louisville wins by 2-3 scores (11-20)
      27%
    • Louisville wins a close game(1-10)
      11%
    • Kentucky wins a close game (1-10)
      20%
    • Kentucky wins by 2-3 scores (11-20)
      0%
      0
    • Kentucky wins big (21+)
      0%
      0

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Much closer than most think......Cards 38 Cats 31

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I hope Kentucky throws the ball all game. Just see what happens. Try to score as many as you can. Uptempo, trick plays, leave no stone un-turned. I think alot of times underdogs play it close to the vest, and I think that's what Louisville will expect. I think they'll plan for UK to play a similar game to how they beat UT a few years ago. I'm afraid that won't work, the defense isn't good enough.

The Cats will beat the 13 1/2 spread and give the Cards all they want but fall in a close one!

Per ESPN College Football on Twitter: No QB in an AQ conference has been blitzed more than Teddy Bridgewater this year. And he's 23-30 against the added pressure.

Matt Jones was saying yesterday, and I saw it on Twitter as well, that there is more betting being done on the UK/UL game than every game on the schedule this week, sans Bama/A&M.

 

I never, ever bet on sports because I would become addicted to it, but I'd put a sizable amount of money on the Cards if I were a betting man.

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I believe 93% of those wagers are on the Cards. It's not every day you see a line double in a week.

I believe 93% of those wagers are on the Cards. It's not every day you see a line double in a week.

 

I think that was the number he said.

Maybe one day some of you will realize UL's schedule is of no fault of their own... :deadhorse:

 

I don't blame UofL for their schedule, I just feel bad for Teddy because such a schedule makes it almost impossible for Bridgewater to win the Heisman. Voters tend to look at gutsy wins over quality opponents moreso than a great quarter back owning lesser opponents.

Who are Bridgewater's primary receiving targets? And what kind of season has Dyer had thus far?

I think that was the number he said.

 

02 is a big listener.

I believe 93% of those wagers are on the Cards. It's not every day you see a line double in a week.

 

The line will end up at whatever amount it takes for the bets to be as close to 50/50 as possible.

Who are Bridgewater's primary receiving targets? And what kind of season has Dyer had thus far?

 

Devante Parker

Damian Copeland

Eli Rogers

Robert Clark

Gerald Christian

 

Dyer hasn't played a whole lot yet. He had a huge run against Ohio for a TD, but didn't make much noise in the EKU game.

I believe 93% of those wagers are on the Cards. It's not every day you see a line double in a week.

 

Vegas is not in to making stupid lines on games remember this is the same UL team that lost to UConn at home last year they are not Bama!

Devante Parker

Damian Copeland

Eli Rogers

Robert Clark

Gerald Christian

 

Dyer hasn't played a whole lot yet. He had a huge run against Ohio for a TD, but didn't make much noise in the EKU game.

 

Thanks.

 

Why do you think Dyer has yet to be much of a factor? I expected him to be a huge influence for the Cards.

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