Sports Betting – Tigers Wager is NO LOSE Betting Proposition

Sports Betting guarantees are total cheeze unless you have two teams with the same mascot. Maybe this is worse, but I got your attention for a reason. Don’t get mad-read on!

One of these two Tiger teams is superior to the other as far as your sports wagering goes, and I’m going to explain who and why.

#6 LSU Tigers (7-0) at #5 Auburn Tigers (7-0) – Saturday, October 23 at 3:30 ET CBS-TV
Jordan-Hare Stadium (87,451) – Auburn, Alabama

Sports Betting Line:

LSU Tigers (3-3 ATS) +5 ½ (ML +180)
Auburn Tigers (4-3 ATS) -5 ½ (ML -220)
Over/Under Game Total – 51

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Welcome to the Game of the Week and maybe Game of the Year thus far. We’ve got two undefeated top 10 SEC West Division adversaries rumbling for what could be an SEC Championship and possibly a BCS Championship berth.

That last sentence kind of winded me physically and emotionally. Oh, by the way, don’t forget about the Alabama Crimson Tide who both of these teams will face in the next month (LSU plays them next week.)

LSU is coming into Auburn boasting the defense ranked 3rd overall in the FBS standings. They’re battling Auburn’s offense, which is ranked 9th overall in yards and 6th overall in points scored. You don’t want to miss this altercation.

LSU is coming off a mediocre effort against McNeese State where they only put up 103 yards passing and no passing touchdowns. Head Coach Les Miles said “I see us throw the ball well in practice; it just needs to show up in the game.”

That Southern slicked gentleman may be selling that in other places, but he’s not selling it here and definitely not selling it to Auburn coach Gene Chizik. Miles should talk Les and work more judging by the Sports Betting results of his games.

This is a team that may try to sell they have a passing game, but the numbers say otherwise. I don’t care how many times they switch generals in their two-quarterback system; they’re not going to mount much passing even against this pass defense.

LSU has a Passing offense 109th in the nation throwing 109.3 yards a game which they will probably get against Auburn. That’s because this passing defense is 103rd giving up 266.1 yards a game. I’m saying the number ends up much closer to 109.3 than 266.1.

Quarterback (and Sports Betting Heisman candidate) Cam Newton is leading the SEC in yards rushing with 122.9 per game. LSU defenders say he looks for a weakness to develop and fires through the line of scrimmage. They think if they’re patient and control that line, they will control him. I say Good Luck.

Quarterbacks Jordan Jefferson and Jarrett Lee from LSU’s two-quarterback system may be breaking off this week. Don’t you think they’re taking this sharing thing a bit too far anyway?

Lee has thrown for 384 yards, 2 touchdowns and no interceptions the last 3 games, so expect to see a lot more of him against an Auburn defense lacking in pass defense.

The bottom line for any Sports Betting applications is that none of these strategies or wordplay attempts will make a difference in the end. Auburn is really that much better a team

LSU can’t keep up with this explosive offense or shut it down. I’m not even sure they can slow it down. Les Miles is out of tricks and out of time, and his struggling offense is barely breathing.

The great thing is this line moved to Auburn -5 ½ which makes this a strong Sports Betting play over LSU. I have another recommendation for you. Play the under 51, because I would guess the final to be Auburn 27 and LSU 13.

Auburn’s score may go up, but LSU’s probably won’t. I told you this would be the Game of the Week and so on, and the bonus is you get two Sports Betting winners while you watch.