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AAA's 10* SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME SIDE DESTRUCTION!
(NCAAF) Missouri vs. Alabama,
Point Spread: -14.50 | -103.00 Alabama (Home)
Result: Win
Point Spread: -14.50 | -103.00 Alabama (Home)
Result: Win
This is a 10* SIDE DESTRUCTION on Alabama.
I chose Alabama to win the SEC this year. For a number of different reasons, I think the Tide will roll today, pulling away down the stretch for the comfortable ATS cover. With a victory Alabama will punch its ticket to the inaugural NCAAF Playoff, added incentive for the Tide after last year's disappointing end: "I think we have an outstanding league and we have a lot of good teams and the fact that we play each other and end up beating each other probably hurts a little bit," Alabama coach Nick Saban said earlier in the week. "I think some of the teams in our division are really, really good teams and I'm sure there are some other really good teams out there that I have not seen. Without looking at everyone, I would think that somebody in our league qualifies to be one of the better four teams in the country based on the quality of the league and the good teams that we all have to play." Alabama comes in with momentum as well after beating No. 15 Auburn 55-44 last Saturday. Missouri would secure its spot in the title game with a hard-fought 21-14 victory over Arkansas last Friday. Alabama is known for its tough defensive play, but after last weeks' shootout, there's no question that this is a Tide team which can move the ball quickly; expect Alabama to run the no-huddle: "I think it's scary for them," Tide safety Nick Perry said. "Usually `Bama beats you with defense and running the ball. Now, we can play a whole different type of game. We can put up points or we can shut them down with defense. I think that's scary for other teams." QB Blake Sims has 2,988 passing yards and not surprisingly, the Tide rank 21st nationally in passing offense with an average of 282.6 per game. Missouri didn't look overly impressive in its victory last weekend as it fell behind 14-3 in the second quarter and then managed to claw back with 18 unanswered points. Also note that the Tigers were destroyed 59-42 in last year's SEC championship game vs. Auburn, a team which the Tide just handled. To walk the heavenly streets of gold, you have to know the password: Roll Tide Roll! With a chance to cement its unquestionable dominance over the SEC once again, I like ALABAMA to find a way to get the job done at the end of the night.
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I chose Alabama to win the SEC this year. For a number of different reasons, I think the Tide will roll today, pulling away down the stretch for the comfortable ATS cover. With a victory Alabama will punch its ticket to the inaugural NCAAF Playoff, added incentive for the Tide after last year's disappointing end: "I think we have an outstanding league and we have a lot of good teams and the fact that we play each other and end up beating each other probably hurts a little bit," Alabama coach Nick Saban said earlier in the week. "I think some of the teams in our division are really, really good teams and I'm sure there are some other really good teams out there that I have not seen. Without looking at everyone, I would think that somebody in our league qualifies to be one of the better four teams in the country based on the quality of the league and the good teams that we all have to play." Alabama comes in with momentum as well after beating No. 15 Auburn 55-44 last Saturday. Missouri would secure its spot in the title game with a hard-fought 21-14 victory over Arkansas last Friday. Alabama is known for its tough defensive play, but after last weeks' shootout, there's no question that this is a Tide team which can move the ball quickly; expect Alabama to run the no-huddle: "I think it's scary for them," Tide safety Nick Perry said. "Usually `Bama beats you with defense and running the ball. Now, we can play a whole different type of game. We can put up points or we can shut them down with defense. I think that's scary for other teams." QB Blake Sims has 2,988 passing yards and not surprisingly, the Tide rank 21st nationally in passing offense with an average of 282.6 per game. Missouri didn't look overly impressive in its victory last weekend as it fell behind 14-3 in the second quarter and then managed to claw back with 18 unanswered points. Also note that the Tigers were destroyed 59-42 in last year's SEC championship game vs. Auburn, a team which the Tide just handled. To walk the heavenly streets of gold, you have to know the password: Roll Tide Roll! With a chance to cement its unquestionable dominance over the SEC once again, I like ALABAMA to find a way to get the job done at the end of the night.
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