GAME Oregon Ducks (10-2) vs. Utah Utes (9-3) 8:00 PM ABC ET

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So forgive the premature timing of this post, but I am ready for some football. This week, no Thursday night football, or any other night for that matter. Come on PAC 12 championship, give us a good game to get this weekend started.
 
The Utah YouTHs are going to full duck speed on Oregon. #bookmarket

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Oregon and UTSA are both underdogs. Probably gonna do a shot in the dark, what the hell two team money line parlay
 
I know there's been a number of rematch CCGs, but I can't recall a team who was blown out in game 1 winning game 2.
 
michaeljordan_fan said:
I know there's been a number of rematch CCGs, but I can't recall a team who was blown out in game 1 winning game 2.
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Someone listed a bunch in another thread. I don’t know about blowouts going the other way the second time. The only thing I can think of is UW/Nebraska in 2010. Nebraska skull fucked us early in the year and UW pulled off the upset in the Holiday Bowl.

A bit different though, the Holliday bowl was a letdown for Nebraska that year, Utah for sure wants to be there.
 
Illustrious Potentate said:
25 to win 107. Got er in there
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Rematches typically favor the 1st game loser. They can see how they got beat the first time and adjust match-ups accordingly.
The 1st game winner does what they did the first time. Why get away from what worked?

UTSA is also a rematch, but a much closer margin the first time.
Maybe some overreaction to UTSA's loss last week.

Edit: I didn't see that you'd went money line. Still good risk/reward.
 
michaeljordan_fan said:
I know there's been a number of rematch CCGs, but I can't recall a team who was blown out in game 1 winning game 2.
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Here's the question for you though, WHY was Oregon blown out? It's a question you are far more suited to answer. Was it injuries? Out coached or out matched in the trenches? Just a down game for the boys after the prior week?

College can be so far up and down from week to week. If they had any lapses in attention or motivation the first time, they certainly wouldn't have it here. However, if there are issues early I could see them puckering up pretty quickly too.

What is different on the injury front for this game vs the prior? Any kids returned that missed that one? New ones out? On both teams really.
 
Wizardhawk said:
Here's the question for you though, WHY was Oregon blown out? It's a question you are far more suited to answer. Was it injuries? Out coached or out matched in the trenches? Just a down game for the boys after the prior week?

College can be so far up and down from week to week. If they had any lapses in attention or motivation the first time, they certainly wouldn't have it here. However, if there are issues early I could see them puckering up pretty quickly too.

What is different on the injury front for this game vs the prior? Any kids returned that missed that one? New ones out? On both teams really.
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#1 Yes
#2 Yes
#3 We've seen these inconsistencies from Oregon all year. Utah took advantage instead of letting Oregon off the hook.
#4 Potentially some guys returning for Oregon. Receiving corps is pretty rough (talented, but inexperienced).
 
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