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RAS "Official Plays" Report - Week 5
Added Info Report: This week's added info report will be out by 6:00pm Pacific.
Line Movement: Through first four weeks, RAS plays are beating the closing line by an average of +1.72 points. It is advised to place wagers as early as possible.
Money Management: Money management is more important to the success of a sports bettor than picking winners. Please practice sound money management and always wager responsibly. Win streaks and losing streaks will occur, do not overreact to either.
*Line below current and widely available as of 11:10am Pacific on Friday.
| RAS "Official Plays" - Week 5 |
Arizona State at Stanford (Under 61) - 7:00pm Pacific - Game #189-190
Do not be fooled by Stanford's 68 points scored in past two games. They scored 37 vs lowly San Jose State with 21 coming in the 4th quarter and last week scored 31 vs Oregon, all in the first half, and 28 in the second quarter alone when they recovered three fumbles. In that game they lost their best offensive lineman, LT Allen Smith indefinitely to a knee injury. Two weeks ago they lost co-starting RB Toby Gerhart (team high 140 rushing yards vs SJSU) to injury as well. Cardinal starting wide recievers Mark Bradford and Evan Moore are experienced, big targets, but season ending injuries from last year have left them with little breakaway ability. Bradford who is second on the team in receiving has been away from the team this week due a death in the family and is questionable to play as of this writing. Stanford will have a tough time scoring meaningful points vs Arizona State. Defensively, Stanford is not good, but they are playing with much more effort and intensity than last year. After a horrible showing in week 1 vs UCLA, they played very well in game 2 vs San Jose State. They are adjusting to a new system and several position changes so there is room for improvement week to week.
Arizona State's three non-conference games averaged just 47 total points and that is despite two defensive touchdowns and four touchdown drives of 36 yards or less in the three games. Last week's game vs Oregon State was a turnover fest that ended up with a misleading final as 44 points were scored in the second half. The Sun Devils are playing their best defense in a decade allowing under 300 total yards per game and just 15.5ppg. The ASU running game had been solid in first three weeks but were stuffed by Oregon State for 1.1ypc last week. The offensive line was "disgusted" after reviewing tape of the game, one starter has lost his job, and there has been renewed focus on improving the running game this week in practice. Arizona State averaged just 21.16ppg on the road last year compared to 32.40ppg at home. This is their first road game of the season. They have not won a Pac-10 game in California since 1999. Last year's meeting resulted in a 38-3 final. This game should have a difficult time getting out of the 50's. Play the under.
RAS Official Play: Under 61 1 UNIT
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