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Spread: -2.5 Auburn
Over/Under: 74.5
Over/Under: 74.5
I think the point of Au8burn having the better D is probaly going to be agreed upon by most people that have seen these two teams play.
I am VERY willing to bet that most AU people in this thread have NOT seen Oregon play. Oregon has a pretty rediculous offense. I think what we are going to see is Auburn take advantage of a pretty weak D, and it is going to be up to the Ducks O to put on a show.
If they can, it is going to be a pretty good day for Oregon fans.
You guys need to remember that Oregon put over 50 on USC, Washington, and Stanford. Stanford smacked DOWN VT, Washington beat NU in their bowkl game, and even an 8-5 USC team is no joke.
Auburn overtime win vs Clemson..barely
Clemson lost to Miami
Miami lost to V Tech
V Tech lost to Stanford and Boise State!:bash:
James Madison, best team in the country
I was stating that all 4(Clemson, V Tech, Miami, and Boise) are very evenly matched teams! Auburn had trouble with Clemson, and Alabama, and....
Oregon has had trouble with no one including Stanford. Stanford has shown its better than the 4 teams listed above.
I was stating that all 4(Clemson, V Tech, Miami, and Boise) are very evenly matched teams! Auburn had trouble with Clemson, and Alabama, and....
Oregon has had trouble with no one including Stanford. Stanford has shown its better than the 4 teams listed above.
He's old and/or senile. His arguments show he may also have PTSD.
Have to agree.
BTW, StubHub emailed me and my friends today. They offered to buy back our tickets and pay us $2500 per ticket.
Pretty crazy stuff.
Some club level people said they got offered $5000/ticket from stub hub today. Leave it to Auburn to bring the college football ticket market to it's knees. We've already brought down Vegas so I guess this was a good encore.
Oregon's defense being undersized isn't really a factor....
So you didn't watch Oregon play California.
Pretty obvious you really don't know what you're talking about.
At least that's the perception, one that frustrates Oregon fans. The Ducks rank 12th in the nation in scoring defense, sixth in pass efficiency defense, 16th in run defense and 25th in total defense. So that is pretty darn close to an elite defense, even though the Ducks lack star power. Moreover, Oregon surrendered just 4.53 yards per play, which ranks seventh in the nation and is better than any team the Tigers faced (yes, even Alabama).....
Auburn ranks 54th in scoring defense, 55th in total defense and 75th in passing efficiency defense. The Tigers, however, are very good against the run, ranking 10th. They faced three offenses ranked in the top 25 in scoring -- Kentucky, Arkansas and Alabama -- and those foes scored 34, 43 and 27 points, respectively.