NCAA football 2023

[Kress]

I said road test.

Florida will not be much of a test at all, even if the game is in The Swamp.

Just marking the tape.

[Phantom]

My current hometown team is 4-0 / 2-0 in conference.

@Crocaneers would love this if he still posted here.

Liberty?

[Phantom]

My current hometown team is 4-0 / 2-0 in conference.

@Crocaneers would love this if he still posted here.

Liberty?

[Phantom]

My current hometown team is 4-0 / 2-0 in conference.

@Crocaneers would love this if he still posted here.

Liberty?

[SaggyBallZ]

Liberty?

[Phantom]

Ah I post double.. fricking slow loading

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Libbity Bibbity

[TonyLip]

Georgia is in trouble at Auburn.
New number one coming up soon!!

[TonyLip]

Georgia can’t get off the field now

[TonyLip]

Then Bowers makes them pay.

[SaggyBallZ]

The empire strikes back....

The NCAA Division I Council approved changes to the transfer portal windows that will shrink the number of days for student-athletes to enter their name in the portal.

The rule change will impact all sports and give players 45 total days throughout the year to enter their names into the transfer portal.

Each sport will have 45 total days, but it will be divided differently by sport. For example, before this rule change, the window for football would open the day after the College Football Playoff teams are announced, which was Dec. 4 in 2022, and would stay open for 45 days.

The next period would open April 15 to April 30, which will remain the same with the new changes. Under the new rule, there will be a 30-day window after the season and 15 days in the spring.

The Division I Council had proposed changes to the portal in January that would have seen a reduction from 60 total days to 30, but voted Tuesday to instead shrink the window to 45 days. This does not impact when a student-athlete can transfer, only when they can enter their name into the NCAA database to transfer without penalty.

[Buc2]

@SaggyBallZ Ha! Nice headline.

[TonyLip]

Kentucky at Georgia (-14.5)

Does 10.00 get 110.00 back if Georgia gets upset?

[Buc2]

Kentucky at Georgia (-14.5)

Does 10.00 get 110.00 back if Georgia gets upset?

No.

If you take the underdog, Kentucky, and they cover the spread or win outright, the Moneyline would be +615. You're net payout would be $61.50 ($71.50 - $10.00).

If you take Georgia and they cover, the Moneyline is -984. You're net payout would be $1.02 ($11.02 - $10.00).

First start here to convert the -14.5 spread into a Moneyline value:
https://www.actionnetwork.com/betting-c ... -converter

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The Moneyline for Kentucky (underdog) would be +615. For Georgia (favorite) it would be -984.

Next, go here to enter your $$ bet and the appropriate Moneyline value calculated above:
https://www.rotowire.com/betting/calcul ... ulator.php

Converter2.JPG

One caveat, however. You also would need to know the Moneyline that the casino where you're placing your bet is giving because they won't necessarily be giving exactly what the converter shows. For example, FanDuel might set their Moneyline to +450 for Kentucky instead of the full +615. That would indicate that FanDuel believes Kentucky might cover so they lower their Moneyline to save themselves some money should Kentucky actually cover.

[TonyLip]

Kentucky at Georgia (-14.5)

Does 10.00 get 110.00 back if Georgia gets upset?

No.

If you take the underdog, Kentucky, and they cover the spread or win outright, the Moneyline would be +615. You're net payout would be $61.50 ($71.50 - $10.00).

If you take Georgia and they cover, the Moneyline is -984. You're net payout would be $1.02 ($11.02 - $10.00).

First start here to convert the -14.5 spread into a Moneyline value:
https://www.actionnetwork.com/betting-c ... -converter
Converter.JPG
The Moneyline for Kentucky (underdog) would be +615. For Georgia (favorite) it would be -984.

Next, go here to enter your $$ bet and the appropriate Moneyline value calculated above:
https://www.rotowire.com/betting/calcul ... ulator.php
Converter2.JPG

One caveat, however. You also would need to know the Moneyline that the casino where you're placing your bet is giving because they won't necessarily be giving exactly what the converter shows. For example, FanDuel might set their Moneyline to +450 for Kentucky instead of the full +615. That would indicate that FanDuel believes Kentucky might cover so they lower their Moneyline to save themselves some money should Kentucky actually cover.

Much appreciated!!! Thank you!

What’s interesting is ….
the ‘guy in the bar’ using Fanduel…or similar title..

was saying it was 110.00 total return on a 10.00 bet…using the 14.5 spread.

Lol
Not been seen since!

[Phantom]

Baker on GameDay this week!

Nice! A farewell Big 12 showdown or an SEC battle? take your pick!

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Deja vu

[Grahamburn]

Baker on GameDay this week!

Nice! A farewell Big 12 showdown or an SEC battle? take your pick!

Thanks for the assist!

[TonyLip]

UCF QB strikes first!

[Snake]

Ohio State has so many 5* d-linemen who get blown off the ball into next week. It’s sickening.

[Snake]

McCord is not the guy

[Phantom]

LOL!

[Snake]

Gus Johnson is an awful announcer my lord

[Bootz]

Oklahoma is gonna win this game, aren't they

[Phantom]

That was a great game. What a win for Oklahoma.

[Snake]

That’s a pretty fantastic win right there.

Earlier this week I was listening to some radio pundits debating if Oklahoma’s gonna lose by 20 or 30.

[TonyLip]

And then the Kentucky Klueless Psychos show their stuff.

Wow

[Snake]

And then the Kentucky Klueless Psychos show their stuff.

Wow

Yep

[Phantom]

[Bootz]

That Miami ending felt like a movie script

[Kress]

That Miami ending felt like a movie script

The funny thing about the broadcast I was watching is that the announcers had moved on. Totally dismissed the turnover, big completion not a big deal, no chance to score from there.... wait, what?

[Phantom]

Look like he’s not leaving Ann Arbor anytime soon.

https://www.mlive.com/wolverines/2023/1 ... tid=Zxz2cZ

[BuccaNOLEer]

That Miami ending felt like a movie script

Reminiscent of the Giants-Eagles game in 1978

[acmillis]

So oh… Colorado sure knows how to finish a team, huh?

[Snake]

Enjoying watching them lose.