Sept 23, 2008
by: sportingbet.com
Bet USC-Oregon State live at Sportingbet.com
Sportingbet.com will have Live Betting available when the No. 1 USC Trojans face the Oregon State Beavers in a Pac-10 matchup Thursday night.
USC is a 25-point favorite at Sportingbet.com, which will have IN
LAY betting available for NCAA Football bettors starting at 9 pm ET. The game will be broadcast on ESPN.
USC, which is coming off a bye week, is 8-2 SU and 5-5 ATS in the past 10 meetings with Oregon State. The teams last squared off on Nov. 3 last season, when USC won 24-3 as 15.5-point home favorite. The score went under the total of 46.5. Oregon State last beat USC on Oct. 28, 2006, a 33-31 home win as a 10.5-point underdog.
In Week 3 of the NCAA Football season, the Trojans (2-0 SU, 2-0 ATS) easily beat the then-No. 5 Ohio State Buckeyes, covering the 12-point spread.
Oregon State (1-2 SU, 1-2 ATS), which also had a bye last week, also cruised to victory in their last outing, a 45-7 win over the Hawaii Warriors. The Beavers had no problem covering the 14-point spread.
Both teams head into Thursday’s matchup with a number of players nursing injuries. Oregon State cornerback James Dockery (knee surgery) and offensive lineman Brent McNeil (ankle/toe) are out indefinitely, and quarterback Sean Canfield (left shoulder surgery) is questionable for Thursday's game.
For USC, defensive end Kyle Moore (back spasms), wide receiver Damian Williams, fullback Stanley Havili (hamstring), and running back Joe McKnight (headaches) are probable. Cornerback Shareece Wright (legal/disciplinary) is questionable, as are linebackers Chris Galippo (back) and Luthur Brown (back). Center Michael Reardon (right hip) is out indefinitely.
Sportingbet.com will also have Live INLAY Betting available for six NFL matchups this weekend.
NFL bettors can bet live on the following games: Cleveland Browns at Cincinnati Bengals; San Francisco 49ers at New Orleans Saints; Buffalo Bills at St. Louis Rams; Washington Redskins at Dallas Cowboys; Philadelphia Eagles at Chicago Bears; and Baltimore Ravens at Pittsburgh Steelers.
by: sportingbet.com
Bet USC-Oregon State live at Sportingbet.com
Sportingbet.com will have Live Betting available when the No. 1 USC Trojans face the Oregon State Beavers in a Pac-10 matchup Thursday night.
USC is a 25-point favorite at Sportingbet.com, which will have IN
LAY betting available for NCAA Football bettors starting at 9 pm ET. The game will be broadcast on ESPN.USC, which is coming off a bye week, is 8-2 SU and 5-5 ATS in the past 10 meetings with Oregon State. The teams last squared off on Nov. 3 last season, when USC won 24-3 as 15.5-point home favorite. The score went under the total of 46.5. Oregon State last beat USC on Oct. 28, 2006, a 33-31 home win as a 10.5-point underdog.
In Week 3 of the NCAA Football season, the Trojans (2-0 SU, 2-0 ATS) easily beat the then-No. 5 Ohio State Buckeyes, covering the 12-point spread.
Oregon State (1-2 SU, 1-2 ATS), which also had a bye last week, also cruised to victory in their last outing, a 45-7 win over the Hawaii Warriors. The Beavers had no problem covering the 14-point spread.
Both teams head into Thursday’s matchup with a number of players nursing injuries. Oregon State cornerback James Dockery (knee surgery) and offensive lineman Brent McNeil (ankle/toe) are out indefinitely, and quarterback Sean Canfield (left shoulder surgery) is questionable for Thursday's game.
For USC, defensive end Kyle Moore (back spasms), wide receiver Damian Williams, fullback Stanley Havili (hamstring), and running back Joe McKnight (headaches) are probable. Cornerback Shareece Wright (legal/disciplinary) is questionable, as are linebackers Chris Galippo (back) and Luthur Brown (back). Center Michael Reardon (right hip) is out indefinitely.
Sportingbet.com will also have Live IN
LAY Betting available for six NFL matchups this weekend.NFL bettors can bet live on the following games: Cleveland Browns at Cincinnati Bengals; San Francisco 49ers at New Orleans Saints; Buffalo Bills at St. Louis Rams; Washington Redskins at Dallas Cowboys; Philadelphia Eagles at Chicago Bears; and Baltimore Ravens at Pittsburgh Steelers.
