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AAA's 10* Thursday Night NCAAF DESTRUCTION (2-1 w/ 10*'s Last Thursday!)
(NCAAF) Louisiana Tech vs. Western Kentucky,
Point Spread: 0.00 | -110.00 Louisiana Tech (Away)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: 0.00 | -110.00 Louisiana Tech (Away)
Result: Loss
This is a 10* DESTRUCTION on Louisiana Tech.
We played and cashed with Western Kentucky in Week 1, but we feel that the Hilltoppers will come up short here and look for Louisiana Tech to find a way to get the job done at the end of the night. The Bulldogs actually beat the Tops by 49 points in 2014 and while this will hardly be a cake-walk, we believe that LT has all the pieces in place to gut out a SU and ATS victory today as well. The Bulldogs looked sharp in last week's destruction of the Jaguars, dropping 52 first-half points and resting their starters the rest of the way. WKU barely pulled off the victory vs. Vandy last week, the fact that the Bulldogs' starters rested the second half is a huge situational factor which we can take advantage of. Some times the revenge factor is something that can be completely over-rated, and that's the case here we feel; note that Tech QB Jeff Driskel wasn't even a part of the 2014 win: "We know that this team is probably going to be the best team we're going to play all year so we have to come ready to play," WKU safety Marcus Ward said yesterday. What some may have forgotten about last year's blowout was how good the Bulldogs looked defensively, they'd force four INT's and register three sacks in WKU's most lopsided loss of the season. If this was late October, the short turn around would be a factor that we could not ignore, but because it's just Week 2 and the fact that Tech has known all summer long that they'd have to deal with this situation, we don't foresee this being an issue whatsoever. Also note that from a trend based stand point, they simply don't get much stronger than this as Louisiana Tech is 11-6 ATS in its last 17 when playing with six of less days of rest and 4-1 ATS its last five when playing as a road favorite, while Western Kentucky is 7-9 ATS in its last 16 when playing with six or less days rest. Play on LOUISIANA TECH.
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We played and cashed with Western Kentucky in Week 1, but we feel that the Hilltoppers will come up short here and look for Louisiana Tech to find a way to get the job done at the end of the night. The Bulldogs actually beat the Tops by 49 points in 2014 and while this will hardly be a cake-walk, we believe that LT has all the pieces in place to gut out a SU and ATS victory today as well. The Bulldogs looked sharp in last week's destruction of the Jaguars, dropping 52 first-half points and resting their starters the rest of the way. WKU barely pulled off the victory vs. Vandy last week, the fact that the Bulldogs' starters rested the second half is a huge situational factor which we can take advantage of. Some times the revenge factor is something that can be completely over-rated, and that's the case here we feel; note that Tech QB Jeff Driskel wasn't even a part of the 2014 win: "We know that this team is probably going to be the best team we're going to play all year so we have to come ready to play," WKU safety Marcus Ward said yesterday. What some may have forgotten about last year's blowout was how good the Bulldogs looked defensively, they'd force four INT's and register three sacks in WKU's most lopsided loss of the season. If this was late October, the short turn around would be a factor that we could not ignore, but because it's just Week 2 and the fact that Tech has known all summer long that they'd have to deal with this situation, we don't foresee this being an issue whatsoever. Also note that from a trend based stand point, they simply don't get much stronger than this as Louisiana Tech is 11-6 ATS in its last 17 when playing with six of less days of rest and 4-1 ATS its last five when playing as a road favorite, while Western Kentucky is 7-9 ATS in its last 16 when playing with six or less days rest. Play on LOUISIANA TECH.
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