Hell, Fresno gave the 2005 USC team a scare. I think it is definitely a possibility this year's Fresno team goes into LA and gets a victory.
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CU Over/Under 4.5
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Hell, Fresno gave the 2005 USC team a scare. I think it is definitely a possibility this year's Fresno team goes into LA and gets a victory.
SerenityBuff
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They always bring a ton of their fans down when they play the LA schools and are fired up. Beat UCLA at the Rose Bowl in 08 and blew them out again last year. No doubt they'll be up for SC this year.
Any team has a chance of beating a Clay Helton led USC team.
This is probably a dumb question but it hasn't been an issue for me betting on CU's over/under lines the past oh 20 years. But do these over/unders include post season or is it regular season only? If it includes post season, Clemson at 11.5 is easy money to me even if they lose to A&M, they will have their conference championship game and either the CFP or a bowl.
Bovada is regular season only.
I asked this a few months ago when the O/Us came out and I believe @manhattanbuf said it's all regular season numbers.
Read the fine print at your book. Nearly every reputable book only factors the 12 regular season games in these win totals.
Ringer
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U$C is looking at 1-2 or 2-1 in the first three games. They won't beat the Huskies @Seattle, but could hold off Fresno State at home and BYU on the road. Their receiver group is off the chart with young talent, and the QB room is loaded. That being said, they have some significant question marks at other positions and coaching. Buffs have to beat that team this year, finally.
68buffs
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You are right we are going to be better, I love the schedule. One of many things being done differently will be the in season lifting, no more getting weaker from lack of lifting as the season goes on. Will being able to match up in terms of size and streangth mean wins against the precieved top programs, it won't hurt. I hope those teams are kicking ass, feeling good about themselves. Then play the Buffs and leaving the game very confused as to just what happened and how did Colorado just put a physical assbeating on them unlike anything before. And dreading the next years to come