The only CUSA team who isn't an underdog in their respective bowl is WKU (8-4) vs Western Michigan (7-5) by 3.5. It'll be interesting to see how we fare, if the teams can over perform as they did last year.
The only CUSA team who isn't an underdog in their respective bowl is WKU (8-4) vs Western Michigan (7-5) by 3.5. It'll be interesting to see how we fare, if the teams can over perform as they did last year.
what's all the current spreads for these games?
Caesar's Sportsbook
Charlotte +6.5 vs Buffalo
FAU +3 vs SMU
FIU +2.5 vs Arky State
UAB +16.5 vs Appy State
Marshall +17 vs UCF
TECH +6 vs Miami
WKY -3.5 vs W Michigan
SMiss +7 vs Tulane
Got these about 15 minutes ago
Ya know, I think Tech should play every game on the road. Why not? 12 road games, just think of the money we can make. And, to boot, we'd still go 8-4 or 9-3 every year since we all know there is no difference in being the road team vs. the home team.
Cool stat (as of 2017):
The few, the loud, the Bulldogs
In its 54 home games against FBS opponents since 2005, Louisiana Tech has performed 3.6 points per game better than expected -- making the Bulldogs the biggest overachievers at home in the nation.
https://www.espn.com/college-footbal...-advantage-too
Doing "better than expected" factors in the strength of the opponent. If Tech was expected to beat Southern by 28, but won by 50, they did better than expected. If they were expected to lose to WKU by 4, but won by 3, they did better than expected.