The Buffs get 11 games against Power Five teams which is nearly unheard of in college football these days.
Part of that struggle is due to the schedule, which is absolutely brutal. To me, I think they benefitted a lot and 2021 may be more of a struggle. They then beat a San Diego State team that was pretty poor, and an Arizona team that had completely quit on the season. In their four wins, they got four turnovers against UCLA, and we’re in a tight contest with Stanford that went down to the wire.
That led to Karl Dorrell taking home Coach of the Year honors for the conference, but I think the Buffs got a little lucky a year ago. One of the surprises was Colorado, who finished the year 4-2 but started 4-0. It’s hard to take a lot from last year's PAC-12 season as many teams only played a few games. Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports Colorado Buffaloes : Under 4.5 wins I think this team is 8-3 at worst as they head into the finale against Iowa State for a possible Big 12 Championship play in-game. Even if the Frogs trip up somewhere in the games they are favored they’ve got road trips to Oklahoma State and Kansas State which are both winnable games. After that, you’ve got West Virginia, Baylor and Kansas still at home. The Horned Frogs don’t hit the road until October 2 at Texas Tech before heading to Oklahoma. The schedule starts out well for TCU as they get Duquense and Cal at home to start, then a bye, and then SMU and Texas at home. Overall, I think this is a team that is being overlooked with the two top-heavy players in the conference, but they are right there with them in terms of production coming back. Their conference mates in Oklahoma lead the country and Iowa State comes in at third. This formula weighs the returning production along with the transfer assets that a team gained. However, with the age of the transfer portal you can’t just take returning starters into account, you also have to take a look at what was gained in the portal.Ī new stat in college football that has been birthed due to the transfer portal is a stat called TARP which stands for Transfer Assets & Returning Production.
They get back 10 starters on the offensive side of the football, and eight on the defensive side. Nearly every team in college football will return a lot of production, but the TCU Horned Frogs are a team that will return more than most. Tim Heitman-USA TODAY Sports TCU Horned Frogs : Over 7.5 wins Overall, I locked in 14 college football win total bets leading up to the season. If you do the preseason prep you can usually find some value in a team's win total that can possibly help your bankroll down the stretch. While I love the pageantry, I love making money just as much and college football is my sport of choice to try and do so.īetting the totals and spreads each week is an important part, but betting win totals is also a good way to make some long-term investments. I am also excited to get back to the betting grind of the college football season.
College football season is right around the corner with Week 0 kicking off on Saturday! It’s a great time of year for fans, and I know I am as excited as ever to get the sport we love back.
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