Immaculate.Franco Harris. Come on guys get with the program.
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"How Teams Have Fared in First Game After In-Season Coaching Change
It's not a rare occurrence to see a coach get fired in the middle of the season. Last season, there were four FBS head coaches fired with six or more games left on their schedules.
Looking back at 2021, there were 12 FBS schools that either fired their coach or mutually agreed to part ways before the end of the season.
In that first game with a new head coach, teams went 6-6 ATS and 4-8 straight-up. When looking at just Power 5 programs, those teams went 4-3 ATS and 3-4 SU in their first game with an interim head coach.
Across the entire season, teams went 26-32 ATS with an interim coach in 2021.
There is something to be said about a team playing better in the first game with a new coach, but not enough for there to be a betting angle."
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How Do Teams Perform After Firing Their Head Coach? Mickey Joseph Leads Nebraska vs. Oklahoma
If you're betting Nebraska vs. Oklahoma, the question's obvious: How have teams performed against the spread after firing their head coach?www.actionnetwork.com
Here's some light reading on an analysis of before and after team performance for 10 years when their head coach is fired.
But in 2023, there was a 67% win rate for the interim head coaches, vs. a 25% win rate with the fired coach.
What does this mean? Football. It means football.
That would be a cover.The spread I saw was Alabama -9.5 and the O/U 49. So if I were gambling (I'm not) I'd take Bama to win but not cover and the over, something like 31-20, but I would expect Bama to seal the deal late in the game to get to that score.
I believe Alabama's weakest part is rush defense, but LSU rushes even worse than Alabama defends it so they may not be able to exploit Alabama's porous rush defense.
Alabama passes a bit better than LSU (although LSU is capable).
The spread I saw was Alabama -9.5 and the O/U 49. So if I were gambling (I'm not) I'd take Bama to win but not cover and the over, something like 31-20, but I would expect Bama to seal the deal late in the game to get to that score.
Okay, so like 30-21 with a late Bama TD to put the game away.That would be a cover.
all of those camera shots of sad leonard fournetyards ...This may be my favorite Alabama vs LSU memory. 2015.
Alabama is ahead 30-16 (two sores, but by no means out of reach for LSU). Alabama gets the ball at the 4 yard line with 9:13 to play (go to the 2:20:00 minute mark in the video above).
LSU never gets the ball back. Alabama goes on a 9:13 drive and takes a knee on the final play of the game.
A soulcrushing drive if you are from LSU.