For tracking purposes 1 unit will be equal to $100
Football is back and there is no better time to make money then during football season! As always, never bet more than what you feel comfortable with, but feel free to join us on the journey this season and see if we can have as profitable of a year as we did last season!
Week 2 Starting Money: $850
After a rough week one we bounced back in a big way during week two. Our money line madness game struggled early with Kansas State but we were able to get the win with Tennessee and Texas making their games noncompetitive.
Our underdog Arkansas took Oklahoma State to double overtime. Then we finished the night with our +818 TD parlay hitting with a $459 payout. Let’s keep that momentum going this week!
Week 3 Starting Money: $1401
Underdog Corner
This week I do not see any value in the favorites, and I am going to be focusing strictly on underdog picks. Instead of having one underdog we are going to look at all of the underdogs that stand out to me.
Arizona vs Kansas State
After looking impressive in week one both Arizona and Kansas State came back to earth in week two. Kansas State struggled to put away a good Tulane team while Arizona looked timid against and overmatched Northern Arizona team.
After week two I am still choosing to believe in Arizona while I now have some questions about Kansas State. Give me the raw talent of McMillian and Fifita and I expect them to take down a top 15 KSU.
Bet: Arizona (ML)
Units Bet: .25
Odds: +210
Boston College vs Missouri
Both teams have looked great through two weeks, and I am not sure I even believe that Boston College will win this game, but I see no reason for BC to be getting +540 odds. Thomas Castellanos seems to be the real deal and whenever you have that kind of elite Quarterback play you are always live to pull off an upset.
Bet: BC (ML)
Units Bet: .25
Odds: +540
Tulane vs Oklahoma
In week two, Tulane looked great against a good Kansas State team while Oklahoma struggled to put away an ok Houston team. Jackson Arnold and the Oklahoma offense looked out of sync, and I want to jump on the chance that they are broken while the odds are still favorable. This is another game that I’m not sure Tulane will win but +420 odds is just wrong.
Bet: Tulane (ML)
Units Bet: .25
Odds +420
Anytime TD Parlay
This parlay is a longshot for a reason, if you do not agree with any of these picks then leave them out and you can still get great odds!
Luke Grimm, Kansas: Grimm has scored a TD in both games so far this season and is the only player for Kansas that seems to be getting a consistent target share. Until Kansas makes a commitment to get others involved we have to keep riding the TD equity of Grimm.
Jalen Milroe, Alabama: Milroe has scored two rushing TDs in each of his last two games. Although he is the quarterback, he seems to be a focal part of the rushing attack while Jam and Haynes split the running back reps.
Nate Noel, Mizzou: Noel is in a crowded backfield at Missouri but he seems to be the most talented of the two backs. It is always a risk when you have Carroll, Burden, and Cook who will be ready to take touches away from Noel, but his work has been consistent so far this season.
Tre Harris, Mississippi: Harris is an absolute stud and is a central part of the Ole Miss passing attack. He has scored in each game so far and continues to put up gawdy receiving numbers.
Bet: Grimm, Milroe, Noel, Harris (Anytime TD)
Units Bet:.5
Odds: +910
Bonus Bet: Harris 150+ receiving yards, Harris 2+ TDs
Units Bet: .25
Odds: +837
