GodsTips Puts Perfect Record on the Line Saturday With ESPN Game of the Year

Saturday, October 27, 2007

ESPN GAME OF THE YEAR, CFB GOYs ARE PERFECT! 3 CFB WISE GUY PLAYS, 2 MONEYLINE DOGS, MLB & BREEDER'S CUP!

On Sept. 20, Miami Florida was the ESPN Thursday Game of the Year. Laying -2, the crushed Texas A&M 34-17. On Oct. 4, it was our Thursday Game of the Year on South Carolina -5 to Kentucky. They win by 15. October 13, Penn State was the Big 10 Game of the Year. Laying seven, they smash Wisconsin by 31. Then on October 20, we had to sweat one.  We stay undefeated with NCAAF Wise Guy plays as Florida beat Kentucky in the SEC Game of the Year.

We have the Saturday ESPN Game of the Year among three college football Wise Guy plays. We also have two more moneyline dogs among eight college winners, plus the World Series and Breeder's Cup Classic win, place and show. It's all for one charge of $17 at OffshoreInsiders.com.  

CFB

NORTH CAROLINA +6 Wake Forest

North Carolina has been quite competitive, losing to nationally ranked teams Virginia Tech and South Carolina by seven or less. In between, they beat South Carolina.

UNC is 6-1 straight up and ATS in the series. Wake is not as good as their record. They get just 3.6 yards per rush against teams normally allowing 4.0, 6.6 passing yards per attempt against teams normally allowing 7.1 and 4.9 yards per play against teams normally allowing 5.5.

Carolina gets 8.2 passing yards per attempt to 6.7 and 5.4 yards per play to 4.9.  Wake has better defensive numbers, but not by a huge margin.

We know UNC has some suspensions in their secondary, but they can rally around it.

Fresh off a needed bye week, the time off gave UNC even more time to learn the playbook. So far they are looking better each week. Defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano's unit has made significant strides through the first seven games of the season, culminating with a standout second-half performance against South Carolina. Steve Spurrier's offense was held to two first downs and 62 yards of offense during the final last 30 minutes two Saturdays ago.

Head coach Butch Davis attributed that gradual success to basic understanding of the playbook.