For whatever reason I didn't get to posting these last week. I only really took two underdogs, Kansas +3.5 (W), and Maryland +3 (L). I'm not counting those in the record, which now stands at 7-4-1 ATS, and 5-7 SU.
Light card, and two of these aren't exactly shocking upsets, but that's all I've got to go with.
Tulsa +1 vs. Central Florida (N) - Frankly, I'm not sure why this line is what it is, which scares me. Tulsa is better on both sides of the ball, and they are the best road team in the nation, having covered all their games away from home this season. While this isn't technically a road game, it may as well be since it is played in Orlando.
Georgia +1.5 vs. LSU (N) - These defenses are both very quick and have been very good all season. Because I think they basically neutralize each other, I have to side with Georgia's offense, especially with LSU's star RB Addai banged up. I trust Georgia's Shockley infinitely more than LSU's Russell, and feel the Bulldogs win the turnover margin and the game.
Connecticut +15 vs. Louisville - Louisville doesn't have much to play for here, as they have already accepted a bid to the Gator Bowl, and star QB Brohm is out. UCONN needs a win to secure a bowl bid, and the home team has been king in both UCONN (7-2-1 ATS) and Louisville (8-2 ATS) games. Louisville can't stop the run on the road, and that is the key to the Huskies offense. This one is close all the way.
