Free Sports Game Preview and Prediction: Missouri vs. Kentucky
Saturday, October 14, 2023 7:30 PM
Play: Point Spread: +2.5/-110 Missouri
I had my first poor performance of this college football campaign last Saturday. But as the world champion I am, I bounce back this Saturday with a vengeance, redeem myself, and get you paid. I have only posted my highest-rated releases: NO LIMIT, PAC 12 PAYDAY, & TOUCHDOWN PLAYS. Get all 3 BIG NCAAF WINNERS and join me in killing the books. Saturday’s FREE WINNER: Missouri Tigers. Game 135. 4:30 PM PST/7:30 PM EST. I think we can all agree that this college football regular season is full of surprises each week. Yes, Kentucky has had their way with Missouri, winning seven of the last 10 straight up, covering six of those 10. And yes, the Wildcats are ranked 24th, While, the Tigers are just outside of the top-25. This season they share some similarities as well. They both enter this contest coming off their first loss of the season, as they are both 5-1 straight up. Missouri took down some solid opponents in Kansas State and Memphis, covering both of those games. But come off their first loss of the season, a 49-39 home defeat in which they failed to cover at the hands of LSU. To be quite honest, they played that game a lot closer than the score. The only solid opponent Kentucky took down was Florida, a few weeks back at home. Last week they were absolutely humbled and embarrassed on the road at Georgia, getting routed, 51-12. My friends, the Wildcats are not a team that could bounce back from such a devastating defeat so easily. This is a team known for their defense. However, they did allow the less than stellar, Commodores to post 28 points on them. Let's not even get into the Bulldogs numbers (LOL). Although their defense is solid, they still rank 104th against the pass. How the heck are they going to slow down, let alone stop the 12th ranked passing attack of the Tigers. Missouri's quarterback, Brady Cook has been outstanding, tossing for over 1,879 yards, with a 71.8% completion rate, 13 TDs and only two INT's. He also has several solid ball-carriers at his disposal to keep the Kentucky defense honest. Offensively, the Wildcats are pretty good. But you may not realize so is the Tigers defense. They're not going to move the chain so easily against the very aggressive, Missouri stop-unit. My friends, Wildcats quarterback, Devin, Leary is good. But I think we can all agree. He is the definition of Jekyll and Hyde. Against both the Gators and the Bulldogs, his numbers plummeted. The Tigers know this, and will be very aggressive, wreaking havoc on the shaky QB. Take Missouri. Thank you.