#001 Bobby Hauck is 1-13 ATS with UNLV on the road Here’s something to consider for the next week of College football: Bobby Hauck is a nasty 0-14-0 (-33.79 ppg) SU and 1-13-0 (-14.07 ppg, 7.1%) ATS average line: +19.7 on the road with UNLV.
#002 Mike Gundy is O/U: 29-10-0 (+9.56 ppg, 74.4%) as the head coach of Oklahoma State when playing at home. That’s O/U: 20-3-0 (+11.80 ppg, 87.0%) average total: 65.8 – at home facing a team averaging 33 points or more per game. This week he’ll be facing TCU as a -7.5 home favorite with a total of 63.
#003 Dan Enos is just 3-16-0 (-11.95 ppg, 15.8%) SU and 4-15-0 (-8.47, 21.1%) ATS head coaching Central Michigan working on 6 days or less rest.
#004 Under head coach Donnie Jones, UCF is just 4-14 ATS after two or more straight losses.
#005 Since 2008, Washington State is just 10-48-0 (-18.38 ppg, 17.2%) SU on the weekend. People must have thought that when Mike Leach arrived in 2012, things would change, but if you took all of his opponents on the moneyline, you’d be up a tremendous amount in just 10 games.
#006 Under head coach Mike Leach, Washington State is just 1-9 SU (-15.3 ppg, 10%, +18.95 units) playing on Saturday.
#007 Under head coach Nick Saban, the Crimson Tide are 14-0-1 (-8.70 ppg) UNDER the Vegas total in the same situation. The average total was 45.1 in those games.
#008 Head Coach of Ohio State, Urban Meyer is 35-8 (+7.64 ppg, 81.4%) ATS in his career against conference opponents. That’s 42-4-0 (+24.43 ppg, 91.3%) Straight up!
#009 Missouri has averaged a -4.6 point line under head coach Gary Pinkel in games off of a 17+ pt. win going just 19-24 SU for a huge loss of units. Rutgers:
#010 Since 1993, Rutgers is just 39-82 (-9.64 ppg, 32.2%) SU after a loss.
#011 Willie Taggart is just 6-15 (-30.55 units) SU in all home games he has ever coached. *Chuck Strong is 13-4 (76.5%, +14.85 units) SU and 12-5 ATS with Louisville on the road….that’s 6-1 6-1 off of 3+ straight conference games.
#012 Stanford’s David Shaw has coached the Cardinals well in all kinds of ways in the role of double digit favorite (but not really the lumber ie. -30, -40 etc). He’s 22-9 ATS after 2 or more straight wins with his team.
#013 Greg Schiano – 1-2 ATS – 2-0 OU v. Louisville Louisville is 2-4 desperately needing a win here; the Knights shot their wad in three wins, and now have a bunch of injuries. No one likes to bet a loser team especially for such an unsatisfying line, and now playing against a team on what looks like a hot streak. With injuries, and a 5-1 record; Rutgers can afford to slack here. Typically the vast majority of the wagers pile on the wrong side here. In this case Rutgers is backed by 80%. Here’s what happens to those bettors who back a -7.5 point or less team in this spot: 24-0 ATS (+10) – 21-5 SU (9.1) – 15-10 Over (2.8).
#014 Under head coach Al Golden, Miami is 9-1 SU and 10-0-0 (+9.65 ppg, 100%) ATS with a modest line between +3.5 and -7. That’s 5-0 SU (+18.2 ppg) at home.
(Actually what is interesting is that, since all the way back to 1980, Miami is 80-14 (85.1%) SU off of a no cover SU win….)
#015 Al Golden is also 13-1 (+16.93 ppg) SU and 13-1 (+12.71 ppg) ATS in all games as a head coach with any team after his guys won SU but failed to cover.
