Projected win totals per Action Network

notoriousD_O_G

Redshirt
Apr 1, 2013
2,710
0
0
Georgia 8.29
Alabama 7.89
Florida 7.66
TexasA&M 7.63
LSU 7.51
Auburn. 7.03
Ole Miss 5.12
Kentucky 4.73
Tennessee 4.67
SouthCarolina 4.09
Missouri 2.75
Mississippi State 2.35
Arkansas 0.96
Vanderbilt 0.33
 
Sep 9, 2012
2,803
0
0
Also has us as 16 point underdogs against Ole Miss.

I really wish the people in Vegas were as stupid as the people at Action Network. I would be much wealthier than I currently am.
 

patdog

Heisman
May 28, 2007
60,671
32,003
113
Damn. I'm about as negative as they come about the Leach era, but even I see 4 wins there, maybe even 5.
 
Sep 9, 2012
2,803
0
0
Damn. I'm about as negative as they come about the Leach era, but even I see 4 wins there, maybe even 5.

To put it in perspective, look at the schedule. Vandy, Arkansas, and Mizzou all come to Starkville. These dudes are saying we go 2-1 in those three games (again, all home games), and then go winless against everyone else. That includes being 16 point dogs in Oxford.

I don’t think even the most pessimistic person would say we are worse than 3-7.
 

Drebin

Heisman
Aug 22, 2012
22,596
27,678
113
These guys are idiots. We will be solid everywhere on the field except at corner. We are going to have an explosive offense. We are going to beat someone we aren't supposed to...leach is known for that.

Bring on the haters. I'd set our o/u at 5.5. We should definitely beat Arkansas, Missouri, Vandy, Kentucky, and Mississippi because we are better than all of them. We will have a punchers chance against LSU, Auburn, and A&M.
 
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patdog

Heisman
May 28, 2007
60,671
32,003
113
Delete. I thought this was Athlon. Just now realized it's something with even less credibility.
 

notoriousD_O_G

Redshirt
Apr 1, 2013
2,710
0
0
These guys are idiots. We will be solid everywhere on the field except at corner. We are going to have an explosive offense. We are going to beat someone we aren't supposed to...leach is known for that.

Bring on the haters. I'd set our o/u at 5.5. We should definitely beat Arkansas, Missouri, Vandy, Kentucky, and Mississippi because we are better than all of them. We will have a punchers chance against LSU, Auburn, and A&M.

We might have the best QB in the conference and absolutely no one in the media has talked about it.
 
Sep 9, 2012
2,803
0
0
We might have the best QB in the conference and absolutely no one in the media has talked about it.

People underestimate just how bad Stanford’s OL has been the past couple of years. They have been starting walk ons, and it nearly got Bryce Love and KJ Costello killed. They had no running game in 2018 or 2019, and the pass protection was atrocious.

Our OL this year is probably the best that Costello has ever worked behind in his college career. Hopefully we see his best football this fall.
 

preacher_dawg

All-Conference
Nov 12, 2014
2,767
2,212
113
Good, that means we will play with a chip on our shoulder. We always don't play as good when we get respect, no matter what the sport is.
 
Aug 26, 2012
1,659
219
63
Never been in the position. If they season gets cancelled, how is the wager handled? It would be under in all likelihood, depending when it potentially is cancelled
 

60sdog

Senior
Oct 9, 2010
748
498
63
As I mentioned in another thread, the Plantation has lots of journalism friends in high places. The Shep actor, along with many other graduates of theIr J school. Don’t think that doesn’t get them influence among other journalists, many of whom write opinion pieces for various publications and vote in polls.
 
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