NCAA Football Betting Tips  

Lucky Lester here with some NCAA Football Betting Tips for all you guys out there who, like me, are counting the days till the College Football season kicks off (no pun intended).

Through out College Football Season, I will be posting a series of articles with some betting tips and other information that should help you succeed in winning a little extra cash with your NCAA Football wager at your favorite online sport book.

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I'm here to talk about six teams that are going to disrupt the preseason rankings and surprise the hell out of the big time teams and conferences everywhere. Memphis, Wisconsin, Kansas State, Auburn, Maryland and Texas might not be on anybody's top five lists, most won't even crack the top 10, with one that won't even start out the season in the top 25. But don't hesitate to put your money on these six squads. Anyone can tell you that Oklahoma, USC, Miami, and FSU are going to win games, but with spreads that stretch over five touchdowns, where's the money in that? Listen closely, and stack the odds in your favor. Bet on these teams to win and you won't catch yourself kicking your TV off its stand because Oklahoma didn't beat Texas A&M by the 42 point spread.
(Rankings are from the Associated Press as of September 2)

Texas (7)
I know what you're thinking, Texas isn't much of a sleeper, and you're right, they aren't, but I'm here to tell you they'll beat Oklahoma this year. Last year shook Oklahoma's invincibility tag and Texas is about to cash in. The superstar that was the face of Texas football, Roy Williams, is now playing for the Detroit Lions. This said, the Longhorns obviously lost something with Williams' departure and will be looking for their youngsters to step up. Now they will have to ride their running game even more and get back to tricking the defense with deep play action. Young receivers Tony Jeffery and Eric Enard will make big plays. With star running back Cedric Benson striving toward his fourth consecutive 1000 yard season and super athlete Vince Young starting for his first full year at quarterback, the team should have defenses sticking eight men in the box. Benson put a smile on Coach Mack Brown's face when he played football in the spring instead of minor league baseball. Young is coming off a season when he rushed and passed for 1000 yards. With Benson and Young running rapid, receivers will be sure to find room to make big plays. If Young doesn't get things done, the Longhorns will put their hopes on Chance Mock, a senior quarterback. The defense, which is always strong, will have to make up for the loss of all-league defensive players Marcus Tubbs and Nathan Vasher, but they'll find a way. Texas has a knack for making stars out of no-name players. Take Texas in the Oklahoma game on October 9th, they'll be underdogs and they'll get the victory.
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