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Tuesday's SEC/ACC spreads

dtodd4475

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Yikes, out of the 10 games on Tuesday, the SEC is favored in 9, yes 9 out of 10. Only Louisville is a 3.5 point favorite at home against Mississippi for the ACC. Times sure have changed.
 
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Even more distressing 4 of the 6 SEC home teams are double digit favorites. 😨 Georgia is only a 8.5 point favorite, and LSU only a 3.5 point favorite.

3 out of 4 of the SEC road teams are favored, with Kentucky being the smallest road favorite at -2.5.
 
Just part of the narrative that I refuse to accept! Games will be played and heart will be displayed.....then we will see!

Let's Go ACC (except 1 team!)
 
Just part of the narrative that I refuse to accept! Games will be played and heart will be displayed.....then we will see!

Let's Go ACC (except 1 team!)
That is not a narrative, power ranking, etc., those are the betting lines. They are not trying to give away money.
 
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Ugly, I'm rooting hard that the bloodbath doesn't continue. If the ACC is non competitive throughout this challenge the strength of schedule in conference is going to be pathetic.
 
The ACC has been in decline for years now. All the money shifted to the Big Ten and SEC which resulted in better coaches and now better players. TV deals put all this in motion.

Football brings in the money and those two conferences dominate the football landscape.
 
Clemson might pull out the win. KY isn't playing to their potential, I don't think.

Even if they win, 1-9 is pitiful.

I cannot understand how in the world UNC is a 2.5 point favorite tomorrow night!
 
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Clemson might pull out the win. KY isn't playing to their potential, I don't think.

Even if they win, 1-9 is pitiful.

I cannot understand how in the world UNC is a 2.5 point favorite tomorrow night!
That was the closest spread. Kentucky was only a 2.5 point favorite. The win/loss is pitiful, but even more distressing is most of them were blowouts.
 
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