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CAA Lines and results Week 0/1 and Howard W and Liberty W

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UR. SHSU -6

Del State UD -33

Maine UNH -6.5

Nova Lehigh +6.5

Morgan St. Towson -28.5

Elon. Toledo -37.5

URI. CMU -24.5

WM. UVA -19.5

Stony USF -36

JMU ECU +1.5

Albany ODU -15.5

WVU VT -4.5
 
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We're not getting much love on AGS poll either -- looks like good bulletin board material to me. After I posted the move seems to go the other way -- maybe they read my post ;-)
 
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Maine and UNH opening against each other is odd. They usually play one another in a final week rivalry game.

Regarding the JMU (no line), that's different than "pick em". It means they aren't taking bets on the game now. I'm guessing all the JMU suspensions are related.
 
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Is Rhody an improved team or is Central Michigan that bad? Have to feel for Rhody not being able to pull off the upset.
 
Rams QB threw 6 INTs.Even so,they should have won in 2nd OT when they missed a 30 yd FG from the left hash.

They looked more organized than usual and little Harold Cooper(#1) RB from New Haven's Hillhouse HS (Floyd Little) was the workhorse on offense.

URI is slightly improved but it doesn't say much about host CMU.



On the CAA front,Maine lost to host UNH by 1 because they missed a PAT.Shoulda,woulda,coulda...

 
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Maine and UNH opening against each other is odd. They usually play one another in a final week rivalry game.

Regarding the JMU (no line), that's different than "pick em". It means they aren't taking bets on the game now. I'm guessing all the JMU suspensions are related.
Here's hoping ECU Pirates make Barneys walk the plank!
 
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Ecu isn't very good. That game doesn't really say much about jmu. The should be beating Ecu by more.
 
JMU rolling ECU 27-7. Maybe they'll be overconfident the rest of the season...
 
Did Schor get hurt? It looks like Cole Johnson their backup has been playing a lot.
Did you see him on the field? ESPN has Cardon Johnson and Cole Johnson mixed up...

Stats says Cole has 265 yards rushing and 2 receptions.
 
Did you see him on the field? ESPN has Cardon Johnson and Cole Johnson mixed up...

Stats says Cole has 265 yards rushing and 2 receptions.
Ya that's probably what it is then. Got a little excited for a second.
 
Howard 43 UNLV 40 F

London gets big W.

Next up-Kent State,that lost to Clemson 56-3

http://www.espn.com/college-football/game?gameId=400945252

Cam's little brother doing it all.

http://www.espn.com/chalk/story/_/id/20555460

Howard's win over UNLV is biggest upset vs. spread in college football history

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Caylin Newton, Cam’s younger brother, had three touchdowns. (Getty)
Unless you were up late Saturday night, you missed a gambling upset of epic proportions.

FCS-level Howard, a 45-point underdog, took down UNLV 43-40 in Las Vegas. It’s the largest upset vs. the spread in college football history and the first win over an FBS opponent in Howard’s history.

Howard was a 45-point underdog at UNLV. Howard just beat UNLV.

That's the largest point-spread upset in college football history. pic.twitter.com/cbeyMDj5AZ

— ESPN (@espn) September 3, 2017



Biggest upset in college football history: $100 on Howard would have paid $60,000. pic.twitter.com/sgzgagZUW2

— Andy Slater (@AndySlater) September 3, 2017



MIKE LONDON'S HOWARD BISON UPSET UNLV, 43-40 pic.twitter.com/aC7KkUHn0h

— Dr. Saturday (@YahooDrSaturday) September 3, 2017



Before Saturday night, Stanford’s upset of USC in 2007 was the biggest spread upset in college football. The Jim Harbaugh-coached Cardinal were 40-point underdogs entering the game. And while Howard’s upset is still notable, it is worth noting that spreads aren’t always given on games between FCS and FBS opponents.

If you had bet Howard to win straight up, you could have gotten rich too.

$100 money line bet on Howard to beat UNLV would have paid off …

$71,500!!!! pic.twitter.com/8M35rwsmRq

— Eric Edholm (@Eric_Edholm) September 3, 2017



While UNLV isn’t a powerhouse, it made some sense why Howard — now coached by former Virginia coach Mike London — was such a big underdog. The Bison are 2-19 over the past two seasons at college football’s second level and were outscored 104-27 in games vs. Maryland and Rutgers a year ago. Remember, Rutgers was outscored 224-0 to Michigan, Michigan State, Ohio State and Penn State in 2016. Howard also lost 76-0 to Boston College in 2015.

Howard quarterback Caylin Newton had a big game. Caylin, the younger brother of Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton, had 21 carries for 190 yards and two touchdowns. He also was 15-of-26 passing for 140 yards, a touchdown and an interception.

The Bison weren’t the only big underdog to win Saturday night either. Liberty, a team making the transition to college football’s top level in 2018, beat Baylor 48-45. Liberty closed as 33.5-point underdogs.

  • And Howard was actually paid $600,000 for the honor of beating UNLV, according to USA Today, which reported that “Howard had to arrange for its band and cheerleaders to arrive in Las Vegas by noon the day before the game to participate in various events” to receive the full guarantee.
 
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