Speaker 1: Are live. If you are looking to make some money
betting the college football playoff semi finals, either semi final,
whether it be Thursday's matchup between Miami and Old Miss
or Friday's matchup between Indiana Oregon, you have come to
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wayge Talk, a YouTube channel sort of a how shall
we say, an unexpected final four? Perhaps some might say,
but you've got the expected three here on the Blitz
like we do back in our normal times, not on Thursday.
Myself joined by my good friends Ralph Michaels, Ross, the Boss, Benjamin. Guys,
we're gonna actually start with Friday's game down in Atlanta,
the Peach Bowl, a rematch between Oregon and Indiana. These teams,
of course met in Eugene back in oh What was
that October? I want to say October eleventh, Yes, it
was October eleventh. As a matter of fact, that was
Indiana's coming out party, if you will. Ross. In that game,
they were a six and a half point dog going
into Eugene, and they went out right thirty to twenty.
I kind of thought it was a convincing win. I
get that it was tied in the fourth quarter, there
was a pick six from Oregon that made that game closer.
But I'm gonna let you start the breakdown here. Ross,
What are you thinking for this rematch between the two?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I agree.
Speaker 3: With you, Dan. I mean, if you look inside the numbers,
you know Oregon had all of two hundred and sixty
seven yards in that game, so that twenty points scored
is a bit deceiving. And you touched upon the pick
six that had something to do with it. But you know,
it's not like Indiana went up and down the field
on Oregon either. I mean they only had three hundred
and twenty six yards in that contest as well. Geez,
you know this total opened at forty six and a half,
downs up to forty eight and a half and forty
nine in some places. So I just I know that
was fifty points scored in that first game, but when
you look at the combined total yards a little let's
say a little over six hundred yards of total offense
in that game, it didn't really equate to that fifty
points scored. So I have a lean toward the under
in this game, and even more so now that that
total has gone up. I think that's more public money
than it is sharp money that raise that total.
Speaker 1: Ralph, I'm gonna go to you next with a trend.
Of course, you are a resident trends expert here at
wagetalk dot com, and the big trend is and this
is I guess good news for Oregon perhaps, But since
nineteen ninety teams looking to avenge the same season loss
in a bowl or playoff game or on a seven
to one ATS run. So what do we think are
the Ducks? I mean, did they maybe learn a thing
or two? It's very interesting. Obviously we mentioned that Indiana
was a six and a half point dog when they
headed to Eugene in the regular season. Now they're the favorite.
They of course for the number one overall seed in
this college football playoff. The only team in the two
year format of twelve teams to win coming off of
buy Oregon was, of course the number one seed last year,
had lost in its first game to Ohio State. So
I don't know, is the It's easy to be impressed
with Indiana after what they did to Alabama. I think
we can all agree. I had a five percent on
Indiana that I wish they could all.
Speaker 2: Be that easy.
Speaker 1: But what do you think here are people sleeping on
the ducks?
Speaker 2: Ralph, Well, I'm just gonna say this for both games, guys,
I really think Indiana and Miami are at least three
points higher then the lines would have been at the
end of the regular season. I had Oregon as a
pick and I had Old miss as the favorite. What's happened, Well,
they both won both games. But I you and Miami again,
I'm lumping them together. Looked so impressive and got so
much love from the public that right now we are
seeing a true, legitimate inflated line because of public Rarely
does that happen in college football, but in this day
and age, it does. You know. You look at the
teams now.
Speaker 3: And.
Speaker 2: Oregon held Texas Tech to a season low. No one
talks about holding Texas Tech to ten first downs and
two hundred ten, two hundred and ten yards. They all talked, well,
look how good Alabama. They held Alabama at one hundred
and ninety three yards. Both teams held opponents to a
season low. Also, Indiana much more physical on both lines
of scrimmage, Oregon much more speed. The first game in
the rain and wind, even though it was in Eugene
hurt Oregon. I truly think that the speed factor got
negated by the rain and the wind for the Ducks.
Where Indiana lined it up and what did they do?
They ran the ball thirty seven times pasted only thirty
one times. Both again the defenses umber five and number
seven on the season, holding their opponents to a season low.
I think the pressure builds. I do like first half
under with the line climbing up. It was twenty three
and a half and I did not use it for
my customers. I'm looking now there are a couple twenty
four and a halfs that popped up first half. A
big difference getting from twenty three and a half to
twenty four and a half for that first half line.
So if you do want to bet that, make sure
you're shopping for this. I have a best bet in
the second thing. But Brian and Ross, I'm just going
to share my play for tonight, guys that I have
for sale. This may sound square, but in this situation,
my client release for tonight was a six and a
half point teaser on Oregon and Old Miss. I got
them both plus ten these two defenses getting them both.
You may say it's square to tease a college football game.
But this is different. This is like an NFL playoff
game where you don't have the variants from top to bottom.
You have legitimate defenses playing with pressure. We have solid
units on both sides of the court. Now, in the NFL,
if you tease a six and a half point teaser,
you're paying as crazy as one forty three. I did
put minus one forty three in my line. But in
Vegas and a few other places you can get a
six and a half point college teaser for as little
as one twenty eight, so make sure you're shopping around. So.
I don't have a lot to say on the game,
except I test power rating numbers from a few weeks ago.
We have a team that I had power rated in
both and I'm getting them both plus ten and a teaser.
Speaker 1: You guys know what I'm doing for the next game,
all right, Ralph expecting at least some close games here
in the two semifinals. By the way, guys, I see
the comments starting to roll in here those of you
who are catching us live on the wage Talk YouTube channel.
Thank you very much again, don't forget to like and
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Speaker 2: Haven't done that.
Speaker 1: We will be our all of our best bets for
the show. As luck would have it will be on
Thursday's game between Ole Miss and Miami State. Tuned for that.
Those will be coming closer to the end of the program.
If there are any specific questions you guys have on
either of these semi final matchups, ask away and those
of you catching us on replay here on the way
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shy because the last your questions, we'll be checking the
comments as the next forty eight hours roll along. A
couple of things I wanted to add here about this
Oregon Indiana rematch. First time that Kurt Signetti is facing
a team in the same season twice since twenty seventeen,
when he was at Elon he lost the rematch to Furman.
For those of you keeping score at home, a playoff
rematch there. Ross mentioned early in his breakdown that the
Oregon offense was held to two hundred and sixty seven
yards in that regular season matchup. That was a season
low for them. Dante More, who has certainly gotten better
as the season of Forgress, he threw two interceptions in
that game, and again if not for the picks from Mendoza,
a rare mistake from the Heisman winning quarterback for Indiana,
obviously it would have been a no sweat for the Hoosiers.
Another question I have to ask you guys and the child.
I guess there's really no way to ask us, but
Oregon was three for four on fourth down in that
first meeting. Does that happen again? That's obviously you know
fourth down variants. If we knew it ahead of time, Ross,
we'll be millionaires.
Speaker 3: But again it's a great question, Brian, and I would
say I would have to know the average yards needed
on fourth down to make further comment on that. Now.
I mean, if there it was two yards or less
on average, you know it's not overly impressive, but three
for four is still good, very good actually, But I
would need to know that, you know what I mean,
in order to make And again, you could be looking
at a fourth and six when it was a ten
point game late and they're playing soft coverage and the
Oregon having the ball in their own territory. So there's
a lot of factors that come into how impressive that
really is or how least impressive that is.
Speaker 2: Ralph Brian, I went to I went to the stats
while you're doing it. Just FYI, orgon On the year
was number thirty six. They were only eighteen of thirty.
So prior to going three and four, they were only
fifteen of fifteen of twenty six. So not a very
good percentage, right around the middle of the road. So
but I don't have I don't have the average to
go line like that as.
Speaker 3: Average distance they went for it on fourth down, to
me is a determining factor in grading that three four,
even the eighteen for whatever. Ralph just said thirty who
had who had the most fourth down conversions this year.
Speaker 1: Of any college football team?
Speaker 2: This is this is too bizarre. Florida it was number
number one, really one.
Speaker 1: You could have given me thirty guesses. I wasn't gonna
get Florida.
Speaker 3: I was not.
Speaker 1: Fau Army was number two.
Speaker 3: Nine.
Speaker 2: Makes a lot of versions. Again, they go forward on
third down, they get the third and under two.
Speaker 3: They're gonna maybe do the same thing too. But you
know what, Brian, alluding to your comments at the top
with this final four that nobody, well not a lot
of people expected. Look, ore, guy's been there and done
it before. But I think it's refreshing for college football.
Speaker 2: I really do this field.
Speaker 3: You know, Oh Miss Miami, who hasn't been there for
twenty something years, Oh Miss for the first time in
this position, and uh, you know in Indiana, I mean
storybook season for them. So I'm really I'm excited about
this Final four. I mean again, and.
Speaker 2: You know, let's let's give credit. We make fun of
them getting Miami in just like the conference, just like
March Mamabis. Well, give him some credit. They were one
of the best teams. They made the right decision. You know,
we can all second guess things, but you know, and.
Speaker 3: You look at Miami's schedule. There's strength to schedule. Even
though he played the SEC is right there with Oh
Miss when it comes down to it.
Speaker 2: So you had had the Notre Dame game in there.
That's a huge boost to their schedule. Yeah, it was.
Speaker 1: We were talking about you know, we were talking about, uh,
we were talking about four thousands. A moment ago. I
wanted to reference this. Whether it look, I don't care
if it's fourth and six inches. Memo to all four
of these teams, do not do the stupid wildcat on
fourth one.
Speaker 3: I watched I don't know.
Speaker 1: If you guys were on New Year's Day, the teams
were over one hundred. They know it's coming. That's not
a hype.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 1: It seems like use your quarterback to speak six.
Speaker 3: Nothing anymore, not only the wildcat. Nothing infuriates me more
RAFFI boy, than when it's fourth and less than one
or fourth and one and they're in the shotgun.
Speaker 2: Why why you're.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: Now, I have a serious question. Ross. You are pretty
animated on that. Yeah, what aggravates you more? Shotgun on
fourth and one? Or Lane Kiffin?
Speaker 3: Oh no, no doubt time the fourth and one shotgun
all my life. I can't play. I'll never be able
to put up with Lane Kiffen and his annex anymore. Again,
he dreads two more assistant coaches with him this week
who coached in the game last week. And you know what,
how stupid is l s U Brian. It's dollars bonuses
to Lane Kiffin for oh Miss win a playoff games when.
Speaker 2: He's not even there.
Speaker 1: I can't, I mean I would, yeah, I mean there
has to be some backroom deals here. It's like, dude,
if you're going to poach the staff, you're not getting
your bonuses when we win.
Speaker 2: What you're going to.
Speaker 3: Pach the staff poach you right from the start. You
know what I'm saying. It's not like the offensive coordinator
is still going to be there, which is huge, right,
Charlie weis junior, but you know he got a wide
receivers coach, and I think I can't.
Speaker 1: Right, there's a lot that Yeah, there's a lot of
assistance on that offensive staff that will not That's a
very good point as we're going to get into that
Miami in this game. It's a lot of offensive player
coach on the staff that won't be there for Thursday's game.
Speaker 2: Just a reference. I mean, you look at what Ryan
Day did, right. Heartline stayed, but he took the play
calling away because he wanted to give him responsibilities. Ryan
Day might have cost us and he was not good.
If if Hartline was calling those plays, the offense would
look better. Don't know if we would have won, but
there clearly is there. I mean, there are distinct situations
where you losing a coach this late in the year
in this type of environment can cost you game, and
I think it did for Ohose Date.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the Oregon DC is leaving by the way
to bring it back to the India before we move
to the other the Oregon DC is leaving. Well, meanwhile,
you know, Signetti man, tip your CAF to this guy.
This guy you know in the week between playoff games,
this guy's working the transfer for I mean, he's bringing
He's just coach at high level, five star guys all
over the place.
Speaker 3: It's easy. It's easy, Brian as You got to look
at that that's there, that he has on a sideline
close in these kids' houses and looks at the parents
and the kid and they can't say no.
Speaker 2: Oh. I thought you were going to say, it's pretty
easy when you're undefeated in the number one ranked team
in college football.
Speaker 3: I mean too, Ralph, Yeah, you're right, always bringing up
you know your your input is invaluable, Rolf.
Speaker 1: I was going to bring up the Lane Kiffin thing,
and Ralph to do. I will say one last thing.
Speaker 2: Let's put a.
Speaker 1: Bow on the Oregon Indiana matchup. Give some of the
actual I think if you like Indiana, I would just
bet them to win the Nationals. I just bet them
to win twice that they're like plus one thirty plus
one thirty five, right, now to win the national championship.
I would just bet that rather. I actually don't want
to lay the points of Indiana in this game. I
think Oregon very good, you know, I think it could
very well be a field goal game here on Friday night.
So I think Indiana, I actually think there's still some
value on them to win it all. All right, that
is Friday's matchup down in Atlanta the Peach Bowl. Let
us know how you'll be betting that game in the
comments section below. We appreciate you keeping the blitz interactive,
but I did tease a few moments ago that our
best bets, of course, our show best bets we have
every week, they will all be on this game that
just popped up on your screen Thursday night ESPN the
Verbo Festa bal out in Arizona, Miami and Ole, miss
This is the unexpected. This really is the unexpected half
of the draw here, both teams winning outright as more
as more as a greater than six point underdog in
the quarter finals. I broke this game down on wager
Talk today with Andy Lang yesterday. I'll reiterate some of
my points in just a little bit, but Ralph, let
me go to you first on this game. You could
share your best bet now if you like, or you
can we can all just wait until the again. But
what are you thinking for Miami and Ole Miss here
Thursday night?
Speaker 2: Well, as I told you, you know, at the end
of the regular season, my power ratings had Mississippi a favorite. Well, Mississippi,
what did they do? They crushed two lane by thirty one,
they beat Georgia, and now all of a sudden, they're,
you know, getting three and a half. What did Miami do?
Miami a ten to three win over Texas A and
M and a twenty four to fourteen win over Ohio State.
Now of the two dogs, I actually like Old Miss Moore,
But again the coaching situation kept me off from just
betting the plus three and a half. And that's why
I did tease it. Everyone's talking about the Miami defense,
right and what they did to Ohio State and what
they did to Texas A and m Nobody's talking about that.
In the two playoff games, Miami got out gained by
forty eight yards and out gained by forty one yards.
They've been out gained by eighty nine yards, where Old
Miss is plus two hundred and six yards in those
two playof games. People are too enamored with this defense.
There's no way Miami's gonna win by ten points unless
they get a couple turnovers. Remember they were plus three turnovers,
and yes, their defense is a playoff a turnover havoc maker.
But Chadless, I mean the guys throwing three interceptions on
the year, they really don't turn the ball over as well.
They've only been minus one turnover the Kentucky game game two.
Other than that, they've either been on the plus side
even or minus one, so they don't have those horrible
turnover games. So to me, again, I do like old
miss here. The coaching staff does keep me off a
traditional bet, but I am gonna go to treated Ad
Chambless as my best bet. And I don't do a
lot of props in the college football regular season, really
none unless something really pops up for me. But when
I broke down this game, this one really did surprise
me as getting some getting some value. You look at again,
we're all we were all enamored with the Miami defense
and what they did, But when you look at the schedule,
who they played, Ohio State saying minus forty four about
a year. Not a mobile quarterback Pittsburgh. Hinschel eighty eight yards.
Not a mobile Pittsburgh. They played Collins because then Jelly
was hurt. Not mobile. Jennings not mobile. Goobersent for Stanford,
not mobile, Louisville not mobile, Legwey not mobile. He's only
faced three running back running back quarterbacks excuse me that
run the ball for over two hundred and twenty yards red.
Even though A and M struggled, he had fifteen rushes
for twenty seven yards against this Miami defense. Vo Tech
drones fourteen carries thirty one yards, cast A Loonas sixteen
carries fifty seven yards. Chandlis has five hundred and twenty
yards rushing this season. The prop is over twenty three
and a half. You're laying one fourteen. He did only
have four for fourteen yards against Georgia, but the team
at four hundred and seventy five yards and they were
not sacked. He didn't need to run. In his previous
ten games against FBS teams, he's rushed for one hundred
and twenty five times, twelve point five times per game,
and he's top twenty four yards eight of his ten
games with Miami, not having faced a mobile quarterback only
twice in the last nine weeks. I think that's exactly
how Old Miss changes the dynamic with this game. Some
quarterback draws early, keep the edge rushers off with some screens,
and I think he's going to break a few big runs.
So best bet, again, it's not truly my best bet,
because they gave you my client release on a teaser
on both. But my best bet before I decided to
give my playaway was this prop over twenty four and
a half. Again, yes, those defensive ends are good, but
there's a lot to not like about this Miami team.
As a favorite who says.
Speaker 1: The holiday se and is over Ralph Michael's remaining in
a generous and giving mood there with the plays. The
prop there again is Trinidad Chamblis over twenty three and
a half rush yards. You know, as you were talking there, Ralph,
the old memory got jogged just a little bit. I
was thinking back to that Oklahoma game. I think we
would all say that maybe before this match up here tonight,
that Oklahoma was the best defense that Ole Miss has
faced this season. And Chambliss, what did he do? He
ran for fifty three yards against Oklahoma in that game,
you know, he was a couple times forced out of
the pocket. Yeah, and so I concur with that. Dan,
we had a question, I think in the chat about props.
It's actually before we go to Ross's play and my
own on tonight's game, let's go to this. Do you
have any prop? Well, we just gave you one right there.
With Ralph liking Trinidad Chamblis over twenty three a half
rush yards. He likes Fletcher overs yards, Hey won Lacey
over receiving yards. A dice can that Lacy over receiving
yards is interesting because I think ole miss Mason prugble
to run the ball. I like Fletcher AWB four. But
my concern with that prop and we can talk about
this generally conceptually, guys, if you'd like, I think that
I think that is it. Mark Fletcher, the running back
for Miami over his rushing yards prop is one of
those things that is this day goes on, people are
gonna be talking and everyone's oh.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 1: I love that, and then the lot and then the
number is gonna go up by kickoff, and then I
don't know, I think that's gonna wind up being one
of the most popular props by kickoff, Mark Fletcher over
rushing yards. Any thoughts there, Ross.
Speaker 3: The only prop that I use is one when a
tall guy sits in front of me in church. Oh,
I need a prop to see over?
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't. Okay, no prop?
Speaker 1: So sorry? All right, So that's that's hopefully i'd answer
your question. I think Fletcher. Look, I don't have the
current number in front of me right now as we
do it live at eighty six and a half, eighty
eight and a half. I didn't hate it Mark Fletcher
going over for Miami. But Ross, since you're not doing
a prop, what are you looking at here for tonight's
game between Miami and ole Miss?
Speaker 3: Well, you know, either way, whoever wins this game, you
got to think that team is going to be labeled
as a team of destiny. I mean, nobody's oh Miss
getting there number one. They deserve to. But once the
whole lane Kiff and Saga happened at the end of
the regular season, I don't think a lot of people
out there thought ole Miss would even get to this point,
let alone the National Championship game in Miami. Like Ralph
touched upon the last at large team invited. And you know, Ralph,
I like that prop plague. I'm not a prop guy,
but you certainly make a lot of sense. And people
have to realize why is that prop so low at
twenty three and a half yards? Remember, folks, in college football,
if you sacked a quarterback and goes against your rushing
totally and that doesn't happen in the end NFL. But
in any event, talk about defense, Oh, missus defense. I
don't know if you guys are concerned with this with
all missus defense, but you know they gave up only
ten points against Tulane, and Brian, you brought this up
a couple of weeks or last week as a matter
of fact, that you know, they did give up over
four hundred yards in that contest and Tulane squandered a
lot of opportunities. But and again Tulane, to me, they
made the college football playoff field, but they're not a
college football playoff caliber team anyway. To get to my pick,
Miami has played fourteen games this year. Twelve of them
have gone under the first half total, with a combined
average of nineteen point three point score per game. That
includes going seven and oh to the under against the
first half total when facing teams like Oh miss that
averaged thirty one or more points per game. And by
the way, if you're keeping score at home, Oh Missus
averaging thirty seven point six points per game, so that
would be a qualifier. You know, Oh Missus played four
non conference games this year, including the one against Tulane,
and in those four non conference games there was just
a combined twenty three point eight points score per game
at halftime and during those four non conference contests fail
out and average of four points per game in first
half action, albeit against weaker competition, but still, the numbers
don't lie at the end of the day, and they'll
be facing and again, I know what Ralph is saying
in terms of facing mobile quarterbacks, but you know, you
could spin it any way you want. Miami is a
good defense, and I know that I heard you before
Brian saying something about you know, Oh Missus face defenses
of this caliber in the SEC, and I'm not so
sure who is a better defense than the SEC Miami,
I mean, and they've shown that in two playoff games.
So but that's a discussion for another day, or maybe
a discussion in your next pick. But in any event,
I like this game to go under the first half total.
Now you're seeing twenty four and a half for the
most part, I am seeing a twenty six and a
half at fan duel. So if you it's always good
to shop a line, and if you have access to
the fan duel, that's certainly the way to go. But
I like this game to go under the first half
total of twenty four and a half or higher.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Last week I extolled the virtues of this Miami defense.
I liked the first half under when they played Ohio State.
I talked about the fact that we all talked about
the fact those teams were one and two in points
allowed in the first half, those defenses, Miami and Ohio State.
And obviously that first half could have been even lower
scoring if not for the pick six from Kyante Scott,
who I brought up I would occur. I think the
only defense on my on Miami's levels I mentioned a
few moments ago this week was Oklahoma. Maybe my Ole
Miss put up a lot of points on that defense.
Ole Miss put up and I brought this up with
Andy Laying on wager Talk.
Speaker 3: Today.
Speaker 1: They scored twenty four or more in every game thirty
or more in every game but two. I agree that
this game could get off to a low scoring start.
But for my to round things out here, my best bet,
I'm gonna look and you're gonna have to lay a
little bit of juice. You're gonna have to shop run
for this as well. I like ole Miss's team total
under twenty three and a half. You're gonna have to
lay a little bit of juice to get under that
key number of twenty four. I talk about the kicking
game for ole Miss that gay, Hey, I don't care
how we get the twenty four field goals, touchdowns, whatever,
I'll take it. But against Georgia, okay, carne Erra, he
made three field goals for forty seven plus yards in
that game, so that's always good. You know, kicking game
can be so wild both NFL and college we've seen it,
but ole Miss has a good kicker. I think Chambliss
to Ralph's point can make plays outside the pocket in
this game. Okay, I know it's not the same Georgia
defense that we've seen in years past, but still the
thirty nine points in four hundred and seventy three yards
that ole Miss put up last week. Nothing to sneeze at.
I thought the Rebels with the deserved winner of those games.
And Ralph also made another good point. You know, as
much love as there is for Miami in the marketplace,
and I've upgraded of myself that they You know, they
forced five turnovers the last two weeks, and I think
that was largely the difference. Obviously the pick six completely
flipped that game against Ohio State, but they were outgained
in both games. Miami of Florida was. So it's a
tough game to call. As far as the side goes,
I'm right on market but I think and I think
ole Miss of the overs correlated. Miami and the unders
probably correlated. I talked about that on the morning Wager.
But I like ole Miss over twenty three and a
half to round out this the three best bets today.
Speaker 2: Hey Brian, you're going over twenty three and a half.
Over twenty three and a half, okay, perfect?
Speaker 3: Yeah, because you mistakenly said under, so they yeah, so
the viewers don't get confused.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was looking draft DraftKings has minus one forty
on over twenty three and a half.
Speaker 1: I apologize for saying that. I get confused. Thank you
for catching it.
Speaker 3: Was nails to say, you know again, we just want
to cover it so the viewers don't get confused. That's it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know if the dog will be barking
in this matchup, and hopefully you can't hear there's a
dog barking behind me. We have a new figure at
the home and it was.
Speaker 2: Throwing me off here.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable here it's a piercing bark. So yes, oldness,
let's clarify ole miss team total over twenty three and
a half is what we're looking at from me to
go along with Ross who likes the first half under
twenty five and a half. So we're going to thrend
the needle there a little bit. And then Ralph likes
Trinidad Chamblis over twenty three and a half. Rush ars.
Speaker 3: Sounds good, sounds good to me.
Speaker 1: There it is all three got the three plays for
tonight's game.
Speaker 3: Let us know you're Brian, fight away and play. I
just gave you on the under first half in the
Miami game. That is a three percent premium pick to
my clients to night. So you know, you guys have
been so good to me this year buying all access
passes and buying a lot of college football. It's the
least I could do at this point of the season.
So that's a three percent. Well you know what, right,
So what's it?
Speaker 2: Ro? I said? Ralph's generous giving out a client play.
You're generous giving out a cly and play. But you
know who's this guy over here?
Speaker 1: Anyone want a dog? I'll tell you that much right now.
I'm ready to give away a puppy if anyone wants that,
I'll tell you what.
Speaker 2: Hey, boss, are we here next Thursday going over the
championship game? You're talking to me? No the other boss? Oh?
Speaker 1: Okay, I think so, unless if they somehow like don't
want I think it. I think it would be awkward
if after breaking all these games down all year long,
if they're like, yeah, you know what, guys, don't worry
about the national championship game, that would be uh, that
would be an awful all look at.
Speaker 3: It like this. In our business, the national championship games
like the Super Bowl, you got guys contending to sell
the same game, you know what I mean. So it's
to me, Uh, we do pretty well at wager talk.
I don't think any of us will well, we'll have
any problem giving a pickaway.
Speaker 2: And again, guys, let's just remind people this and the
Super Bowl are entertainment, So do not go crazy because
there's two games. If you really don't like something, don't
bet it. If you want to have fun and it's
a leisurely bet, that's fine to have a fun bet
on the super Bowl or a fun bet on these games, you.
Speaker 3: Know, Monday and Thursday night NFL games. If if if
you put it on the Sunday board, would you use it?
Speaker 2: You know, it's exactly how I do it ross on
a on a standalone college football game. If it's not
one of my top five plays for the week, I
don't mean And I've had I've had one midweek NFL
game this year. I just don't force them because they're
not there. And I've had a great season. So hey,
it's important, guys. And again, you know, it's like going
to it's like going a concert. You could spend one
hundred dollars on a concert if you can afford that
to go to a concert. So if you want to
have a couple of fun bets on this and a
couple of teasers and parlays and have entertainment. Just make
sure it's your entertainment expense and not betting legitimate money
unless you truly like this game. If it were a
regular season game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll throw in a curmudgeonly take as well here
on this game. You know, if the game isn't competitive,
that doesn't mean you need to tweet about it and
go on and complain with all of your thoughts how
you would fix college football. There's nothing worse in twenty
twenty six than a standalone blowout football game, and everyone starts,
oh my god, it y'all used to be better.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you how I.
Speaker 1: Would fix this port. No one asked for that. And
if you're thinking yourself, PP, are you talking to me?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Probably I am, so please save your tweets for someone else.
Speaker 3: I need your help here. You know that I always
need your help college. You're a big betting angle guy, okay,
because that's what I call him angles.
Speaker 2: I share angles, but I am not a big betting
angles guy. Okay.
Speaker 3: Having said that, it's I use them, okay, But I
want to let the viewers know that that's not my
sole reason why I like a game. It's just a
supporting factor amongst many that I look at one handicap
in the game and it amazes me, guys to this
day that people criticize me on the comments section of
my solo videos. And that's okay, you have that right,
just keep it clean. But a lot of you out
there still can't understand there's a huge difference between a
betting angle and a betting trend. Okay, a betting trend
has to do with a specific team. The stuff the
Rolph gives you a lot of times on this show
alone has to do with all teams in specific situation
or situations.
Speaker 2: Which I call systems versus trends and angles. So for me,
I say, trends and angles are team specific which aren't
as strong because they can fluctuate every week every season.
But a betting system is a situational advantage that has
a long historic trend with a large sample size showing
what has occurred when this situation has happened.
Speaker 3: So see, that's why I always ask you for help.
I'm going to start calling them betting systems instead of
betting angles, and maybe they'll alleviate the whole damn problem.
Speaker 2: I truly think. I think that's the mentality people have.
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Speaker 1: And Ross, I will give you the last.
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Speaker 1: All right, there you have it. Another edition of the
Blitz is in the book. The is it the penultimate?
Isn't that what they call it? When it's second to last?
I can't remember. It's the second to last edition of Blitz.
We will be back next week, I presume in our
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We'll have one game to discuss next week. But for Ross,
for Ralph, everybody, have a great weekend betting football, a
profitable weekend betting football. And until next time, let's cash
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