There must be a lot of early $ being bet on MSU
When was the last time MSU was a touchdown favorite against a Top 25 (allegedly) team?
When was the last time MSU was a touchdown favorite against a Top 25 (allegedly) team?
Line is now MSU -6.5
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Hopefully we get Troy level defense against Missouri along with Mississippi State offense against Missouri.
Simmons is a better passer and not much of runner, but I think he is prone to mistakes like Sellers is.
Your comment made me curious so I looked it up and found an article from before this season:
On The Road
Pinkel - 34-35 (49.3%)
Drinkwitz - 10-17 (37.0%)
Odom - 7-13 (35.0%)
This feels right and goes to show just how hard it always has been to play on the road. The fact that he’s currently only 2% better than Odom doesn’t make it any better.
Here are Eli’s ten wins in a true road environment (i.e. not counting bowls):
South Carolina (2020), Vanderbilt (2021), South Carolina (2022), Vanderbilt (2023), at Kentucky (2023), Arkansas (2023), Massachusetts (2024), Mississippi State (2024), Auburn (2025), Arkansas (2025)
Most of the teams on that list were very bad. The best team would probably be 2022 South Carolina.
Yeah I think if they win in Starkville this weekend it would probably be his best road win yet
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