The College Soccer Conference Championship Houndship Sendleen is here, and the action begins on Friday, December 5 with four title games. Among them is the competition of the American conference of the American conference between the 11-1 North Texas Green Wave and the 10-2 Tulane Green Wave. The stakes are as high as they can be, as the winner is all but guaranteed a seat in the 12-team Phalaall.
Let’s get into my favorite picks for the AAC Championship.
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Money Line: North Texas -136 / Tulane +116
Spread: North Texas -2.5 (-110) / Tulane +2.5 (-110)
Total: Over 66.5 (-110) / Under 66.5 (-110)
North Texas means green vs vs vs. shut up
For the past five weeks, Texas at North Texas has been one of the most electrifying offenses in sports. Green Keep FOT ATOP the FBS landscape in PPA with regular play since week 10, ranking among the top five teams with 5.2 points that go with their quality 56 Touchdowndos this season. All of these factors make north Texas more reliable than Tulane, as the blue wave can’t go down – and none of the nearly 101 teams out of FONE’s top teams.
Thinking about both defenses leaves a lot to be desired (staying out of the top 50 in scoring, total, and PPA with more food), especially when you consider that North Texas has a better line and quarterback play, while it is better against the spread. In fact, QB Crew Mestemaker also doubled the number of tulane QB Joey Retzlaff, and the number of catches – where retzlaff had three last week against Charlotte of all teams. The Blue Devils are 10-2 ATS this season, including 4-0 ATS as road favorites in AAC Play, and have the widest margin of victory over all of Tulane’s opponents. Meanwhile, Tulane is 2-4 ATS in its last six outings.
North Texas means Green vs vs vs. shut up
The weakest part of Tulane’s defense is its secondary. The Blue Wave is allowing nearly 252 yards per game, which ranks 119th nationally, and has surrendered 20 passing touchdowns this year (92d). In addition, they sit outside of the 76th PPA in passing success rate they have allowed this season, and those numbers are the worst in the past five weeks. That’s not exactly where you want to be defensively when you’re playing against such an electric passing attack like the North Texas offense.
Unt Wr Wyatt Young should benefit greatly from finding opposite Tulane’s Lealey Secondary. Young is PFF’s top-rated wide receiver in each country, reaching less than 20 yards per receiver while receiving fewer Skyneros despite receiving Skn Jose’s Danny ScUdero – fewer receiving yards. He’s had at least seven starts — and as many as 12 — in his last six games, and has amassed at least 102 yards in five of them (all since Week 8). Given his play and use in the offense, the junior should have a big day.
