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#106 Louisville -3 1/2 (Buy 1/2 Point to -3 if able)
2-Units (7:00 P.M. CST) (ESPN2)
It' common knowledge that the strength of the Uconn Huskies is rushing the ball(5.68 yds per attempt), while the strength of the Louisville defense is shutting down the run.(1.88 yds per attempt). I would probably think that these two teams will probably meet somewhere in the middle in tonight's match up. Although it's still early in the season, Louisville seems to have a definite quarterback edge in this contest. Louisville's Hunter Cantwell has completed 58% of his passes, while throwing for 4 touchdowns and 3 interceptions while leading his team to a 2-1 record. Despite directing the team to a 4-0 record and completing 59% of his passes, Connecticut's Tyler Lorenzen has thrown just 1 touchdown and 6 interceptions on the season. Of course for Louisville to have any chance to win this game, they must shut down running sensation Donald Brown of the Huskies. Brown has rushed for 716 yards on 113 carries for a whopping 6.3 yard per attempt average. Louisville has a lesser known running back named Victor Anderson that is averaging 7.6 yards a carry in only 42 attempts on the season. He is part of a tandem of backs that Louisville will be using tonight in order to keep the Huskie defense on its heels. Connecticut likes to line up and run the ball straight at people and wear them down, and throw the ball only when necessary, while Louisville keeps you guessing as to what their intent may be. They tend mix the run and pass in very effectively, and should be able to take advantage of a Huskies defense that has been less than average against the pass. A couple of numbers stick out at me for this game. Number one is that the Huskies defense is allowing 15 first downs a game while the Cardinals defense is allowing 12 first downs a game. The other biggie is that the Cardinals are allowing opposing teams to convert on 3rd down just 26 % of the time, while the Huskies are allowing opposing teams to convert 36% of the time on 3rd down. All of this, despite the fact that the Huskies are allowing teams to score just 12 points a game compared to Louisville's 22 points a game allowed. Worth noting is that the Huskies are 3-9 against the spread in their last 12 road games against a team with a winning record, while the Cardinals are 7-3 against the spread in their last 10 games against teams with a winning record.
Take the Louisville Cardinals -3 1/2 for 2-Units.
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Slade
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