NCAAF – FREE PLAY: Alabama (375) vs. Missouri (376)

This Saturday, WE STEAMROLL THE SPORTSBOOKS in college football with 4 BIG WINNERS (as of post): TOP RATED, CONSENSUS, ACC ANNIHILATOR, and BIG TEN BLOCKBUSTER. It doesn’t get any bigger or better than this. So, follow me, and together WE WILL STEAMROLL THE SPORTSBOOKS.

Saturday’s FREE WINNER: Alabama Crimson Tide.

Game 376.

12:30 PM PST/3:30 PM EST.

Alabama is focused! Following the Crimson Tide’s season-opening loss at the hands of the Seminoles on the road, they have now rattled off three consecutive wins and covers, including last week’s outright road victory at the hands of the Bulldogs, 24-21. I feel ‘Bama will come in here with extra motivation, as last season’s meeting with Vandy, resulted in 40-35 loss as a 23.0-point favorite in the first week of October. One thing the Crimson Tide likes is their revenge. Speaking of the Commodores, they’re playing some good football, going back to last season riding a six-game straight up win streak, going 5-1 against the spread. This does include wins and covers in both road games against the Hokies, and the Gamecocks. Because the Tide opened their season with a loss, if they want to make a run at the CFP, they cannot take their foot off the gas in any contest for the rest of the regular season. Statistically, the Vanderbilt offense accounts are more points, while their defense is just about as good as their opponents here. But that’s on paper, and college football isn’t played on paper, it is played on the gridiron. I see quarterback, Ty Simpson (71.9% completion rate, 9 TD’s/0 INT’s, 862 YP) will absolutely pick apart their opponents pass defense, while the very stingy Alabama defense shuts down the Vanderbilt offense. On a sidenote, the Commodores have committed four turnovers, while snagging just three. That’s going to be a huge difference here as the Crimson Tide have yet to turn the ball over offensively, and have snagged three takeaways themselves on defense. If this line would’ve been a little bit lower, I would’ve put the Crimson Tide out as a premium play. But I still feel very strongly about this. Take Alabama. Thank you.