All the M&Ms - from the TWO jars your girlfriend refilled last weekend because of the slight possibility of some snotty kid dressed as Spider Man knocking on the door in hopes of landing some $$ instead of hard candy - are GONE. And Manny Diaz is still the head coach of the Miami Hurricanes!
I don't know how in the world sending your sugar levels through the roof of a Miami condo after consuming a ridiculous amount of Skittles and Diaz somehow still being employed in Coral Gables are related. But it's November, real stormy outside and the the Hurricanes (4-4 SU/3-4 ATS) are would you believe it .. playing for a third straight win on Saturday. We're even on the move around here after a 4-2 week, improving to 23-17 in 2021 college football bets.
Let's take a Bet √ of the college football betting board:
Georgia Tech @ Miami ML -420/415: Rarely would anybody in their right betting mind recommend laying such a money price -- especially on the Hurricanes, who haven't exactly been money as home favorites this season. But Miami, which has made several roster changes in recent weeks, has found its footing after knocking off two ranked opponents in consecutive weeks. QB Tyler Van Dyke, who showed he was ready to play way back in training camp, is the real deal.
Auburn @ Texas A&M (-4): Auburn, coming off a SU win vs. Ole Miss, has been fortunate to catch some of their opponents in bad spots, including last week when they played a Rebels squad at less than 100 percent. Auburn also played Arkansas and LSU at the right time. The Aggies, off a bye and looking improved on offense, are bit undervalued in this spot.
Navy (+21.5) @ Notre Dame: The 'Shipmen, who recently made a switch at starting quarterback, have been competitive in recent weeks with five covers in their last six games, and all of them as double-digit 'dogs. Navy also stood up to Cincinnati, before losing by a touchdown. Notre Dame, off another rivalry game, has a habit of playing down to the level of competition. Stock up on all the points..
On the line: Navy, (+21.5) road underdogs at Notre Dame, will look to continue an impressive streak of covering the spread as double-digit 'dogs, including five of their last six games.
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