SECCaptain

frick the parent's money, anyone dating a girl with a custom designed dorm room is in for a terrible time

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Forcing members to sleep in the fraternity house and wake them early for “vision exercises”

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Who made it to hell week and still ratted?

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You don't get to the final 2 by being a terrible player

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Clown take

If Saaskilahti calls this is the worst played hand in the history of tournament poker, by both players

I know exactly what you mean...went skydiving the other day and was absolutely disgusted by the number of pussies using parachutes. Completely ruined the experience

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Better facilities
SEC
Less in conference travel
The entire state supports LSU

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1. Mostly lipstick on a pig...for instance, given the weather, USC has no need for an indoor practice facility
2. You do realize the B1G has won the last 3, er Indiana's about to go b2b, so, 4 titles?
3. Less in conference travel is a good thing?
4. Louisiana vs Southern California...now consider that from a teenager's perspective

That's exactly how betting lines work, chief.

LINK

That site actually shows line changes and tickets/money for all the major apps. The whole getting equal money on each side and collecting vig isn't always the goal, when the opportunity presents it's far more lucrative set a line in a way to stack money on one side and have that side lose

Under 7.5 is +122, Over 7.5 is -150. To neutralize risk, the books would need 42.88% of the money bet on the under.

Given the vast majority of money wagered on CFB futures are by fans of those teams, at +122 and -150 for 7.5, there's a 0% chance even 1/4 of the money gets bet on the under.

So ask yourself this, since the majority Oklahoma fans believe their team will win at minimum 9 games this season, why would the books set it at 7.5? Even most neutral fans will look at that line and think the over is easy money. Surely the books know the risk that line will put them at?

O/U 7.5 at those odds tells you the books are taking a position and that position is under 7.5 for Oklahoma

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biggest manufacturing economy

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You can't actually believe the US is even close to being on par with China at this point, can you?

Their WRs, OL and front 7 will all be better this year than they were last year. The secondary should be comparable. That just leaves it up to the QB, and the guy was a solid starter at TCU for 3 seasons.

Indiana didn't even need a heisman level QB to win the title last year, a game manager would have been enough with how great the rest of the team was

You should take a look at what Indiana is returning/upgraded via portal. If the QB from TCU works out, they could easily repeat