Missouri vs.
Kansas: Point spread and odds on winning
The point spread and odds
preview of the Week 13 college football game Missouri vs.
Kansas.
You've
got to love the end of college football season. And hardly any
other game will come even close to the action when No.3
Missouri (10-1) meets the No.2 Kansas (11-0) this
Saturday. What's on this game - well, for starter, each of the
teams has a shot at the Big 12 title, Kansas sitting atop of the
Big 12 North and Missouri right behind them. Will Kansas be able
to remain unbeaten in twelve straight games this season? The
online bookmaker
Bodog Sports thinks so and has
posted the point spread on the Missouri vs. Kansas game
at -1 point chalk the Jayhawks. The Internet betting firm
Bookmaker is also favoring
Kansas with odds -130 and Missouri are underdog with betting
money line +110.
Both Kansas and Missouri work with very
powerful offenses - the Jayhawks pack 507.4 yards per game and
the Tigers are edging on them with 520.5 yards on average,
ranking both college football teams in the top 10 in NCAA by
total offense. But home advantage is not the only thing working
for Kansas this weekend. Missouri's defense needs some serious
hole-plugging, after allowing 391 yards per game, compared to
Kansas with only 318.5 yards. Similar situation in the points
allowed - Missouri allows 23 points on average per game, while
Kansas only 14.2 points. As far as injuries are concerned - both
teams will come out healthy, Missouri playing without safety
Cornelius Brown and for Kansas questionable remain OL Anthony
Collins and DB Kendrick Harper.
Keeping up with tradition not to choose
a pick in the end of college football season, keep in mind that,
although both teams have won their last five games, Kansas is
5-0 against the spread in its last 5 games and Missouri is 5-2
against the spread in its last 7 games.
Published on
11/23/2007
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