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Mizzou/SCAR matchups
Posted on 10/25/22 at 10:45 pm
Posted on 10/25/22 at 10:45 pm
Total D
MU 326 ypg
SC 360 ypg
Rushing D
MU 127 ypg
SC 168 ypg
Passing D
SC 192 ypg
MU 198 ypg
Total O
SC 374
MU 364
Rushing O
MU 155
SC 141
Passing O
SC 233
MU 209
Turnover margin
MU -4
SC -6
Two pretty similar teams. A one score game should be expected IMO
Mizzou is 1-3 in those games and SC is 1-0
Big opportunity for a ranked road win here. Just have to go do it. If you win this game you are back to 4-4 with 3 of your final 4 at home. The chances for a bowl then become pretty good. Lose and our bowl hopes are getting pretty damn slim.
MU 326 ypg
SC 360 ypg
Rushing D
MU 127 ypg
SC 168 ypg
Passing D
SC 192 ypg
MU 198 ypg
Total O
SC 374
MU 364
Rushing O
MU 155
SC 141
Passing O
SC 233
MU 209
Turnover margin
MU -4
SC -6
Two pretty similar teams. A one score game should be expected IMO
Mizzou is 1-3 in those games and SC is 1-0
Big opportunity for a ranked road win here. Just have to go do it. If you win this game you are back to 4-4 with 3 of your final 4 at home. The chances for a bowl then become pretty good. Lose and our bowl hopes are getting pretty damn slim.
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Posted on 10/26/22 at 6:55 am to JesusQuintana
The only thing that was left out is 'WTF' that will happen like a volcano erupting or dinosaurs storming the field.
Posted on 10/26/22 at 9:25 am to JesusQuintana
how do special teams compare? When I was watching USC last week the TV guys were constantly raving about beamerball 2.0.
Posted on 10/26/22 at 1:47 pm to notsince98
I don’t know. I’m not sure you can glean much from just looking at coverage units and the like.
I’m sure they have an advantage there
I’m sure they have an advantage there
Posted on 10/27/22 at 8:59 pm to JesusQuintana
With those stats being so similar, it appears that whoever wins the turnover battle likely wins the game.
Posted on 10/27/22 at 9:53 pm to everytrueson
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With those stats being so similar, it appears that whoever wins the turnover battle likely wins the game.
Another key to the game is Cook picking up the blitz. Through the 1st 5 games SC led the nation in blitzing. Hitting the hot route and quick passes behind the line of scrimmage is something Cook should be able to do.
The WR’s can and are talented enough to pickup up the blitz and break off their routes. Cook hitting the short slant on a hot route could be a game changer.
Bannister and Lovett will be important and could have big games
This post was edited on 10/27/22 at 9:56 pm
Posted on 10/27/22 at 11:11 pm to MizzouBS
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With those stats being so similar, it appears that whoever wins the turnover battle likely wins the game.
Another key to the game is Cook picking up the blitz. Through the 1st 5 games SC led the nation in blitzing. Hitting the hot route and quick passes behind the line of scrimmage is something Cook should be able to do.
The WR’s can and are talented enough to pickup up the blitz and break off their routes. Cook hitting the short slant on a hot route could be a game changer.
Bannister and Lovett will be important and could have big games
What is going on with the odds? It is now only 3.5 in South Carolina favor. Will it go even lower? It started at 6 and now down to 3.5.
Posted on 10/28/22 at 11:46 am to TrueLefty
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What is going on with the odds? It is now only 3.5 in South Carolina favor. Will it go even lower? It started at 6 and now down to 3.5.
The last 7 conference games where they were underdogs they have beat the spread 6 times. Against Arkansas it was a 14 pt spread and they lost by 17. If you bet against the spread you would have lost.
2021 game against Georgia the ATS was 37.5 and they lost by 37. That is a tough loss for the book. Most people would bet against the spread because 37.5 is a lot of points.
They usually make the spread with a .5, so there is a clear winner and loser. If it is a even 37 it is a push and everyone get’s their money back.
This post was edited on 10/28/22 at 11:57 am
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