Betting Recap

A great Friday and Saturday was followed up with a terrible Sunday. Overall, it was not a bad week 1 that finished +2.29 with a 7.78% ROI.

Michigan State and San Jose State both come through on Friday.

Syracuse & UConn were great reads Saturday at noon.

Georgia, Mississippi State, Nevada, Alabama, UNLV, and Jacksonville State all easily covered. UCLA / Cal sailed over on the late night.

West Virginia was my one 1.5u play and fell apart in the 2nd half. They were up 24-0 and looking good before Coastal outscored them 24-7 in the 2nd half. WVU’s secondary was torched, allowing over 370 passing yards.

Auburn -7 was set to push before Baylor scored with 0:09 left.

Oregon -24, Oklahoma State -13.5, and u48.5 in Pitt / Miami (OH) were bad reads.

Luck was not on my side on Sunday. Notre Dame scored late to cover the spread against Wisconsin. Louisville / Ole Miss u55.5 was looking good in the first half before shooting out in the 2nd half.

Let’s follow it up with a better Week 2. Best bets will be posted tomorrow. Follow me on Action: WRBets

Quick Thoughts:

LSU looks like a problem on both sides of the ball. Yes, part of it was Clemson looked terrible. LSU posted 644 total yards and only allowed 145 yards.

Miami dominated Stanford on the West Coast. Mensah has shot up to the current Heisman favorite. Toney posted 12/234/3.

The SEC goes 16-0 SU and 11-5 ATS.

Western Michigan was robbed. I was watching live and could not believe they added that extra second.

Tulsa flat out dominated Oklahoma State in the trenches. Not a good start for Eric Morris and Drew Mestemaker.

Oregon could not pull away from Boise despite posting over 200 total yards.

Texas looked great heading into a huge week 2 matchup with Ohio State.

Notre Dame started slow, but figured it out.

Demond Williams is great, but Washington will need to figure something out with their skill positions.

FCS Tarleton State torched Bowling Green on the ground. RB Tylan Hines had 250 yards on 26 carries.

Florida’s offense looked much improved from a year ago.

UCLA had their way with Cal on the ground.

Indiana dominated North Texas despite NT producing more total yards.

They were playing bad teams but Virginia Tech, Tennessee, Georgia, Ohio State, and South Carolina all handled business.