NCAA Football Week 4 Best Bets - Northwestern v Washington - Tulane v Louisiana - Kansas v WV

[@SportsBettorsParadiseOtt]

Jimmy Ott and Paul Stone (Paul Stone Sports) are back to share their favorite betting plays for Week 4 in College Football, including a pick on the highly-anticipated Big 12 matchup between Utah and Oklahoma State. Other games discussed: Kansas at West Virginia, Northwestern at Washington, Tulane at Louisiana, Miami (FL) at South Florida, and Georgia Tech at Louisville. 00:00 Utah v Oklahoma St. 04:00 Kansas v West Virginia 06:50 Northwestern v Washington 11:00 Tulane v Louisiana 13:15 Miami v South Florida 18:30 Georgia Tech v Louisville

[@charlesbadrock]

Paul is a solid Handicapper he's one of the 10 pct that's legit always respect the honesty everyone knows how I despise the tout industry with the 90 pct that are frauds but to the 10 pct that are legit year in year out much respect

[@davidmontgomery3763]

I hit the LIKE and SUBSCRIBED too .

[@megatron22it]

VSIN NEEDS to bring him in more often

[@davidmontgomery3763]

I have been betting and handicapping College and Pro Football for over 50 years and I am very confused on a play . Please help me. Permit me to set the play up . At the end of the half or game when TIME is running out , and a team is behind. They get a 1st Down and run to the line and SPIKE the ball The QB raises his arm to do it so it is not a fumble. Now the qb is not throwing to a receiver , he is INSIDE the pocket , and the ball does not go BEYOND the line of scrimmage . SO TO ME THIS IS INTENTIONAL GROUNDING!!! Why no penalty ???? Help !!!! GOOD SHOW THANK YOU FOR FREE INFORMATION !!!

[@Tarheel777]

It’s a rule. I think it should be changed to intentional grounding to prevent teams from being able to run out the clock but it’s always been like this. If intentional grounding is making a pass past the line of scrimmage and there isn’t a receiver within so many yards of the ball. Since it’s behind the line of scrimmage and a wide receiver is within so many yards , it isn’t considered intentional grounding even though it really is intentional

[@davidmontgomery3763]

@@Tarheel777 Thank you but the rule still makes no sense to me lol. If i was a coach , I would instruct my QB to PASS THE BALL INTO THE GROUND IF HE WAS GOING TO GET SACKED , and TELL THE OFFICIAL HE WAS INTENTIONALLY GROUNDING THE BALL !!!