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AAA's EARLY 5-GAME College Football Friday BLOWOUT PASS!
(NCAAF) Missouri vs. Arkansas,
Point Spread: 14.50 | -107.00 Missouri (Away)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: 14.50 | -107.00 Missouri (Away)
Result: Loss
This is an 8* play on Missouri.
While we won't be so bold as to call for an outright upset here, we will in the end recommend grabbing as many points as you can as we look for the 5-6 Tigers to play their hearts out as they desperately try to reach the six-win plateau for retiring coach Gary Pinkel. Last week Missouri feel 19-8 at home to Tennessee. Arkansas on the other hand has already reached six victories and comes in off a heart-breaking 51-50 loss to Mississippi State last week when a would-be game winning 40-yard field goal was blocked in the final moments. There's no question that this sets up as a classic "letdown" spot for the home side. Missouri is horrible on the offensive side of the ball, but catches a break here as Arkansas is brutal defensively, allowing 425 yards per game, with the passing defense allowing 303 of those yards, ranking it a dismal 123rd in the country. Suffice it to say, this is a big opportunity for Tigers' QB Drew Lock to post some numbers. But despite the struggles on offense, the Tigers have been very solid defensively, limiting teams to 175 yards per game through the air; we expect this unit to be at its best vs. Razorbacks' QB Brandon Allen and company, who have been consistently inconsistent this season. Desperation breeds motivation. Note that Missouri is 11-3 ATS in its last 14 on the road and 7-2 ATS in its last nine off a loss vs. a conference rival, while Arkansas is just 10-11 ATS in its last 21 in front of the home town crowd. Play on the TIGERS.
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While we won't be so bold as to call for an outright upset here, we will in the end recommend grabbing as many points as you can as we look for the 5-6 Tigers to play their hearts out as they desperately try to reach the six-win plateau for retiring coach Gary Pinkel. Last week Missouri feel 19-8 at home to Tennessee. Arkansas on the other hand has already reached six victories and comes in off a heart-breaking 51-50 loss to Mississippi State last week when a would-be game winning 40-yard field goal was blocked in the final moments. There's no question that this sets up as a classic "letdown" spot for the home side. Missouri is horrible on the offensive side of the ball, but catches a break here as Arkansas is brutal defensively, allowing 425 yards per game, with the passing defense allowing 303 of those yards, ranking it a dismal 123rd in the country. Suffice it to say, this is a big opportunity for Tigers' QB Drew Lock to post some numbers. But despite the struggles on offense, the Tigers have been very solid defensively, limiting teams to 175 yards per game through the air; we expect this unit to be at its best vs. Razorbacks' QB Brandon Allen and company, who have been consistently inconsistent this season. Desperation breeds motivation. Note that Missouri is 11-3 ATS in its last 14 on the road and 7-2 ATS in its last nine off a loss vs. a conference rival, while Arkansas is just 10-11 ATS in its last 21 in front of the home town crowd. Play on the TIGERS.
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