I'm a sucker for the GS for some of the tidbits they pass along but their picks are purely abysmal .. .. Their picks make Neal look like nuggs from heaven!
Per the GS:
SEC teams that lost as a 7+ point favorite the week prior have gone 34-15 (69.4-percent) against the spread since 2016. If they are favored by at least seven points in that second game, that record improves to 23-5 (82.1-percent) against the spread. Kentucky was able to lay the blueprint for making Lane Kiffin uncomfortable, but we're not convinced South Carolina will be able to do the same. Ole Miss ran 19 fewer plays than Kentucky last week as the Wildcats enjoyed a hefty advantage in time of possession. The Rebels out-gained Kentucky 6.3 yards per play to 4.5 yards per play, but went 1-for-10 on third down. We haven't seen enough out of South Carolina's offense this season to suggest that the Gamecocks can execute a similar gameplan.
Play Mississippi.
(for purely information purposes only because their 'picks' suck)
Per the GS:
SEC teams that lost as a 7+ point favorite the week prior have gone 34-15 (69.4-percent) against the spread since 2016. If they are favored by at least seven points in that second game, that record improves to 23-5 (82.1-percent) against the spread. Kentucky was able to lay the blueprint for making Lane Kiffin uncomfortable, but we're not convinced South Carolina will be able to do the same. Ole Miss ran 19 fewer plays than Kentucky last week as the Wildcats enjoyed a hefty advantage in time of possession. The Rebels out-gained Kentucky 6.3 yards per play to 4.5 yards per play, but went 1-for-10 on third down. We haven't seen enough out of South Carolina's offense this season to suggest that the Gamecocks can execute a similar gameplan.
Play Mississippi.
(for purely information purposes only because their 'picks' suck)
