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AAA's 10* ACC SUPER-BLOWOUT! +$80K LONGTERM ALL RUN!
(NCAAF) Pittsburgh vs. Virginia,
Point Spread: 5.50 | -110.00 Pittsburgh (Away)
Result: Win
Point Spread: 5.50 | -110.00 Pittsburgh (Away)
Result: Win
This is a 10* SUPER-BLOWOUT on Pittsburgh.
Virginia has covered the spread in every game so far this year but I think will finally come up short here vs. the hungry visiting side; while the outright win is obviously not out of the question, I will in the end recommend grabbing as many points as you can in this one. The Cavaliers are in position to make an early claim as division front-runners after an earlier upset of Louisville and close setbacks to No. 1 UCLA and No. 18 BYU. Virginia is 3-2 SU, including 1-0 in the ACC. Pittsburgh is 3-2 and 1-0 as well. But this sets up as a natural letdown/look ahead spot for Virginia with its bye week on the horizon. Pittsburgh is surely the "hungrier" team as well, it's coming off back to back loss to Iowa and Akron which dampened its 3-0 start. Note that Virginia is hosting its first "night game" since 2012 here; also note that Pittsburgh beat Virgina 14-3 last season. I simply feel that the opportunistic Cavs defense will finally have its hands full today with Pitt RB James Conner; Conner is second in the nation with 791 rushing yards and leads the country with 135 carries. Another big question mark for Virginia is at QB; note, as of writing the team still has Greyson Lambert listed as questionable because of an ankle injury he suffered vs. BYU two weeks ago. Lambert wasn't used in last week's victory against Kent State, as sophomore Matt Johns stepped in and did an adequate job (finished 17 of 28 for 227 yards, two TD's and two INT's); in my opinion though, "adequate" won't cut it today vs. Pittsburgh and if Lambert is able to go, I believe his injury will render him far less than 100%. I'm playing PITTSBURGH.
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Virginia has covered the spread in every game so far this year but I think will finally come up short here vs. the hungry visiting side; while the outright win is obviously not out of the question, I will in the end recommend grabbing as many points as you can in this one. The Cavaliers are in position to make an early claim as division front-runners after an earlier upset of Louisville and close setbacks to No. 1 UCLA and No. 18 BYU. Virginia is 3-2 SU, including 1-0 in the ACC. Pittsburgh is 3-2 and 1-0 as well. But this sets up as a natural letdown/look ahead spot for Virginia with its bye week on the horizon. Pittsburgh is surely the "hungrier" team as well, it's coming off back to back loss to Iowa and Akron which dampened its 3-0 start. Note that Virginia is hosting its first "night game" since 2012 here; also note that Pittsburgh beat Virgina 14-3 last season. I simply feel that the opportunistic Cavs defense will finally have its hands full today with Pitt RB James Conner; Conner is second in the nation with 791 rushing yards and leads the country with 135 carries. Another big question mark for Virginia is at QB; note, as of writing the team still has Greyson Lambert listed as questionable because of an ankle injury he suffered vs. BYU two weeks ago. Lambert wasn't used in last week's victory against Kent State, as sophomore Matt Johns stepped in and did an adequate job (finished 17 of 28 for 227 yards, two TD's and two INT's); in my opinion though, "adequate" won't cut it today vs. Pittsburgh and if Lambert is able to go, I believe his injury will render him far less than 100%. I'm playing PITTSBURGH.
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