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Game Week - Nebraska

That's his M.O. Don't you remember him being interviewed after beating Tennessee in the 98 Orange Bowl (97 season) pleading his case that they deserved to be National Champs which resulted in Michigan, who also went undefeated after beating Wazzu in the Rose Bowl, actually dropping in one of the polls?

I swear the voters only did that because Osborne said he was retiring. Bunch of ****ing horse**** that was.
 
No it makes is basically even (-1). I know, it's that whole negative minus a negative thing you have trouble with...
I'm not sure if you know how this works... Home team typically gets 2.5-3 points. Nebraska is a 3.5 point favorite with home field for CU already factored in, meaning on a neutral field, they are likely 6-6.5 point favorites, and if the game was in Lincoln they are likely 8.5-9 point favorites.
 
I'm not sure if you know how this works... Home team typically gets 2.5-3 points. Nebraska is a 3.5 point favorite with home field for CU already factored in, meaning on a neutral field, they are likely 6-6.5 point favorites, and if the game was in Lincoln they are likely 8.5-9 point favorites.

However, because Corn fans notoriously bet with their hearts and not with their heads, it would probably be pick em situation with a lot of other teams.
 
I'm not sure if you know how this works... Home team typically gets 2.5-3 points. Nebraska is a 3.5 point favorite with home field for CU already factored in, meaning on a neutral field, they are likely 6-6.5 point favorites, and if the game was in Lincoln they are likely 8.5-9 point favorites.
I thought the home field WASN'T included. Welp, good thing i don't bet, just drink.
 
However, because Corn fans notoriously bet with their hearts and not with their heads, it would probably be pick em situation with a lot of other teams.
Yeah, @manhattanbuf can probably explain it further, but my understanding is that is basically how the opening lines are determined, along with how Vegas thinks the teams match up, and then they move based on the money coming in on either side in order to try and get close to even money on both sides.

The perception of Nebraska coming into the season was BIG West favorites and dark horse CFP (lolololol), with a Heisman caliber QB. I think that's mostly why the line opened as high as it did and has since moved so much lower after a lackluster performance against South Alabama at home.
 
Yeah, @manhattanbuf can probably explain it further, but my understanding is that is basically how the opening lines are determined, along with how Vegas thinks the teams match up, and then they move based on the money coming in on either side in order to try and get close to even money on both sides.

The perception of Nebraska coming into the season was BIG West favorites and dark horse CFP (lolololol), with a Heisman caliber QB. I think that's mostly why the line opened as high as it did and has since moved so much lower after a lackluster performance against South Alabama at home.

A lot of this is correct for most games. The big exception is when the ticket count and dollars bet volume heavily favor the same side. This is when the book is in a “needs” category for the game (i.e. they only win on one result of a wager set). This happens when the book’s internal handicapping model sees a certain side’s action as uneducated/square, so they are willing to increase their exposure.

Teams like nebraska, notre dame, and the oakland raiders are generally reliable sources for these square money overloads. It’s one of the big why bigger sportsbooks still permit sharps to bet in their shops.
 
Don't forget he lead the charge of calling UCF "national champions" the year they went undefeated and complained about them not being included in the playoff picture.
Frost.... That mealy-mouthed, sick bastard is always whining and complaining about something. The dude is clearly bat**** crazy. I am confident he will be institutionalized within the next 3 years. Book it!
 
Last year's game was pretty physical. Given how much more physical CU is this year compared to last season thanks to the coaching change, I'm looking forward to physical football this weekend.
 
No it makes is basically even (-1). I know, it's that whole negative minus a negative thing you have trouble with...

Nebraska is a 3.5 point favorite. You get 2.5 for being the home team normally. In this case Nebraska is a six point favorite on a neutral field, but our Buffs play at home and get 2.5 for being at home, it means Nebraska is now 3.5 favorite. Does that help out? Just want to help you so you don't make a bad gambling decision. It can ruin lives.
 
Nebraska is a 3.5 point favorite. You get 2.5 for being the home team normally. In this case Nebraska is a six point favorite on a neutral field, but our Buffs play at home and get 2.5 for being at home, it means Nebraska is now 3.5 favorite. Does that help out? Just want to help you so you don't make a bad gambling decision. It can ruin lives.
I already offered up that I thought the home field was applied after, not included. And that I drink instead of bet. It's reading comprehension. Try and keep up.
 
Nebraska is a 3.5 point favorite. You get 2.5 for being the home team normally. In this case Nebraska is a six point favorite on a neutral field, but our Buffs play at home and get 2.5 for being at home, it means Nebraska is now 3.5 favorite. Does that help out? Just want to help you so you don't make a bad gambling decision. It can ruin lives.

It’s especially ruinous when you get bad info like the above.
 
This is going to be a long week. I have a feeling fuskers are going to fusker and run their mouth much like 80’s/90’s era The U. Hopefully the Buffs use this kindling to stoke the flames, while keeping their heads down in a determined fashion. Let the fusker **** talk look as tacky as scarlet red polyester. Red does burn brighter when it comes to Polyester overalls...
 
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