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RE: Who's going to win the east?
(09-23-2014 06:28 PM)HuskieJWN Wrote:  I wouldn't say BG is odds on favorite, only because their defense. I agree with the Wisconsin statement, but I add they will play teams comparable to wku.

Ohio has the quick lead with that kent victory, so they can have a hiccup. Haven't looked at everyone's schedule, but this would be my top 4.

1. BG
2. Akron
3. Ohio
4. Buffalo

I bet the winner at best is 6-2.

Ok, so BG is your top pick, but not the odds on favorite?

What odds are you offering?
09-24-2014 07:50 AM
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RE: Who's going to win the east?
i know our offense is still learning its way, but there is one thing I think we have in our favor and that's the schedule. we have Bowling Green, Akron, Buffalo, and Northern Illinois at home. hopefully that will help us in this very heated race.
09-24-2014 07:56 AM
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