Here are news and notes and computer trends, as we take a
\nlook from a bettor\u2019s standpoint, the Vanderbilt and South
\nCarolina<\/st1:place><\/st1:State> televised on ESPN. \u00a0<\/span>South Carolina<\/st1:place><\/st1:State>
\nis a 10 point road favorite with a total of 41 according to BetUs Sportsbook<\/a>. <\/p>\n

The Gamecocks will start backup quarterback Chris Smelley<\/span>. However, Jimmy Ashton of Lines-Maker.com<\/a> says that is not
\nnecessarily bad news for USC. Starting QB Tommy Beecher threw four
\ninterceptions in his first career start to NC State last week. Smelley<\/span> came in and completed all five passes en route to
\ntwo scoring drives. <\/p>\n

This is a huge revenge game for USC. Last year they were
\n6-1 and ranked sixth in the country, but were beaten in Columbia<\/st1:place><\/st1:City>
\nby the Commodores 17-6. USC Running back Mike Davis starts after a token
\nnon-start, but non-benching last week in which he carried just 14 times, but
\nrushed for 101 yards. <\/p>\n

Vanderbilt will likely be without starting running back
\nJeff Jennings because of a shoulder injury. This further depletes an offense
\nthat has several injuries at wide receiver including starter George Smith. <\/p>\n

Without any question, the biggest bet from a proven world
\nclass handicapper is from Stevie Vincent, the father of forensic sports
\nhandicapping<\/a>. He has the ESPN SEC Game of the Quarter Century on the side.
\nMore details are at the home page of OffshoreInsiders.com<\/a><\/span><\/b>\u00a0 <\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

For those who bet college football
\nquarters<\/a> note that Vanderbilt has little depth on the defensive line. Any
\ninjury could be devastating. <\/p>\n

Here are computer betting trends, all records are against
\nthe spread. Vanderbilt is 2-11 off a win of 21 or more points. However, they
\nare also 10-2 in the month of September<\/p>\n

As far as over\/under trends, South
\nCarolina<\/st1:place><\/st1:State> has gone under 13-3 on the road after a game
\nin which they committed three or more turnovers. <\/p>\n

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