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AAA's *10* *SIGNATURE* TOTAL "ART OF WAR!" (SIX STRAIGHT WINNING NCAAF SAT'S!)
(NCAAF) Miami vs. Virginia,
Total: 48.50 | -101.00 Under
Result: Loss
Total: 48.50 | -101.00 Under
Result: Loss
This is a 10* TOTAL ART OF WAR on the OVER between Miami Florida and Virginia.
For a number of different reasons, I believe this total will eclipse the number as the game comes down the stretch. The Cavs started the year great, but have since receded and a bowl berth is again in doubt this season. That said, there is still hope and as coach Mike London is quick to remind everyone, the team is producing much better compared to last year in every single statistical category, including yards, points and creating turnovers. Virginia had a super tough schedule this season and has lost just one game by more than eight points. To gain bowl eligibility, Virginia must win its last two games, starting with Saturday's home finale. Desperation breeds motivation, I always like to say, and I think the home side pulls out the playbook today. Another loss and London will likely lose his job, this is a big game for the home side for a number of different reasons. Miami will be equally motivated though and could obviously care less about London or the Cavaliers' issues. The Hurricanes are coming off a heartbreaking loss to Florida State last week and I think will be looking to take out their frustrations today on Virginia; and like London, Miami coach Al Golden will definitley be under extreme fire if his team loses again this week. We can expect to see some points on defense as well today, these two teams are a couple of the most turn-over prone schools in the nation: the Cavs have more giveaways than anyone in the ACC this year. And that doesn't bode well for the home side today as Miami leads the ACC in plays of 20 or more yards this season. From a trend based stand point, there's no question this is a solid play, as note that Miami has seen the total sail above the number in four of its last seven following a loss vs. a conference rival, while Virginia has seen it go OVER the number in nine of its last 14 after two or more consecutive SU losses. The situation, the numbers and the trends do all indeed point to the OVER as the savvy move here.
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For a number of different reasons, I believe this total will eclipse the number as the game comes down the stretch. The Cavs started the year great, but have since receded and a bowl berth is again in doubt this season. That said, there is still hope and as coach Mike London is quick to remind everyone, the team is producing much better compared to last year in every single statistical category, including yards, points and creating turnovers. Virginia had a super tough schedule this season and has lost just one game by more than eight points. To gain bowl eligibility, Virginia must win its last two games, starting with Saturday's home finale. Desperation breeds motivation, I always like to say, and I think the home side pulls out the playbook today. Another loss and London will likely lose his job, this is a big game for the home side for a number of different reasons. Miami will be equally motivated though and could obviously care less about London or the Cavaliers' issues. The Hurricanes are coming off a heartbreaking loss to Florida State last week and I think will be looking to take out their frustrations today on Virginia; and like London, Miami coach Al Golden will definitley be under extreme fire if his team loses again this week. We can expect to see some points on defense as well today, these two teams are a couple of the most turn-over prone schools in the nation: the Cavs have more giveaways than anyone in the ACC this year. And that doesn't bode well for the home side today as Miami leads the ACC in plays of 20 or more yards this season. From a trend based stand point, there's no question this is a solid play, as note that Miami has seen the total sail above the number in four of its last seven following a loss vs. a conference rival, while Virginia has seen it go OVER the number in nine of its last 14 after two or more consecutive SU losses. The situation, the numbers and the trends do all indeed point to the OVER as the savvy move here.
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