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wurgs Senior Enthusiast

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The Bison play for their 4th consecutive FCS Championship. It's actually a conference championship also as they tied with Illinois State for 1st but they didn't play each other during the season.

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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Alabama choked hard. Looked like they might have been able to pull it out then choked again. I want to know why those OSU 3rd down passes were only used on 3rd down. They could have had it the whole game

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Lots of safe play calling went on. Why Bama didn't let Henry steam roll all night long was interesting as well... Glad they didn't, but still. Those 3rd downs were consistently great for OSU though.

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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Don't get me wrong, I love Alabama, but still they choked andOSU did a bit too. OSU played a better game and got rewarded.

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That ref is smiling because he bet his salary on the over.

wurgs Senior Enthusiast

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I think Oregon is going to be tough to beat. Once they got rolling they looked pretty impressive

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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I guess I am driving to Vegas tomorrow. I got paid Wednesday, time to put it all on Oregon and the Over

wurgs Senior Enthusiast

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Think that's a smart bet. I think Oregon by at least 2 tds.

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The spread is Oregon by 7 and the over/under is 75. Money Line is Oregon -260 OSU +220.

wurgs Senior Enthusiast

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Only 7? Oregon covers easily. My first prediction was 45-28 Oregon so not sure if I'd go over 75 points or not.

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