Second week of action at the NCAAF, and Oregon Ducks travel east to play with Cavaliers of Virginia.
Quite the difference in capacity and quality between the two teams, the fact that Oregon is currently at 3 at most power rankings is enough. Of course, beyond the numbers, Oregon has both the players and the game style that allows him to excel in most of the matches he gives. This year, the team has set the goal to reach where it did not reach last year, that is, to win the national title, so every SK wants to give her the best and rarely see her leg kick off during the match. The rooster did not change very much, with the basic pieces in the attack being the same and the defense with + 1 bind time better. At their premiere Ducks did what they wanted with the weak Nicholls St. 66-3, and today's match is the first off for them. The new head coach showed that he would give even more aggressive tone to the team, knowing that he was well aware since last year's duel for the Ducks. Let me note here that the Ducks are currently holding the biggest away game in the league with 15.
Virginia is definitely not the same quality as the Ducks, and it was in their first match this year that they managed to win with a bust against a modest BYU, 19-16. It is typical that the Cavs finished the match with negative statistics against their opponents in almost all the main categories, while 14 also scored a lot of serious mistakes for the opponent, which is hard to find against Oregon.
The first meeting for the two teams today, with Cavs in September not having managed to make up for the last 8 matches, while only once in the last 9 matches they have given home. In contrast, Papa is 5-0 against the 5 last offside and 8-1 in the last 9 total.
Logically it will get a flavor tomorrow the east coast of what's up tempo attack, with Oregon being able to make a comfortable round at 50 points. I'm not afraid of defending the match as Virginia's guns are not likely to cause problems to the Papips, and the headquarters will not cause a problem as this group of players has gone through much more difficult situations in the years together . With all this data we find a theoretically big handicap that Oregon has to cover, but from the other we actually have to do with just over 3 touchdowns that is pretty good for Oregon, especially with the aggressive philosophy it carries. At these levels, the handicap is definitely worth a bet and we are going with a better team, full of aggressive options against an opponent with limited capabilities.
Oregon Ducks -23 @ 1.90, Bet365.