College Football Gambling – BBVA Compass Bowl Probabilities

4th January, 2011 - Posted by writer - No Comments

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NCAA football betting intrigue continues to increase for the Panthers as Dave Wannstedt will lead them out on the field for the final time in their bowl matchup. On December 7, 2010, Wannstedt resigned as head coach, reportedly under stress following a disappointing 7-5 regular season and having did not move forward to a BCS bowl in the course of his stint. Wannstedt accepted a position as Special Assistant to the Athletic Director at the university, a position which he presently holds.



NCAA football betting doubts are high for the prospects off the Kentucky Wildcats as they are coming off a mediocre college football gambling year and is not going to have their starting Qb against Pitt.

Legion Field in Birmingham, AL will be the venue for the BBVA Compass Bowl between the Pitt Panthers and Kentucky Wildcats on January 8 with a aired on ESPN established to start at noon ET. Sports-Gambling opened up with BBVA Compass Bowl probabilities of Pitt-3 with a total of 53.
Pitt will enter this match with a record of 7-5 straight up and 6-4-2 with the college football probabilities. The Panthers 35-10 home loss to West Virginia in the “Backyard Brawl” the day following Thanksgiving is what proven to be the final straw for Wannstedt as he was let go the following week following a 28-10 win in the snow at Cincinnati that proven to be too little too late to save his position.

Pitt was a near general opinion pick to win a pretty weak Big East Conference but did not build consistency and finished up losing in a tie breaker to UConn for the league championship. Wannstedt agreed to coach the bowl competition in spite of his apparent hurt at being let go from his Alma Mater. Pitt did rate 11th overall for total defense but their offense was up and down and ranked 74th nationally.

Kentucky has a NCAA football gambling record of 6-6 straight up and against the spread with 9 of their games beating the total. Quarterback Mike Hartline is suspended for this match because of an alcohol related matter early in December.

It is a sad ending for senior who passed for 3178 yards. Kentucky was only 2-6 straight up in Southeastern Conference play and is bowl eligible considering of a weak non conference schedule. Their best competition was a 37-34 home loss to #1 Auburn as the competition was settled on a field goal at the gun.

Kentucky is coming off a 24-14 loss at Tennessee and lost 6 of their final 9 NCAA football betting bouts. Kentucky ranked a weak 75th for scoring defense and devoid of Hartline they would look to be in considerable trouble for this one.


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