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West Virginia at Colorado Odds and Betting Stats

Written by Jamal Gordon   
Wednesday, 17 September 2008 08:24

The #21 West Virginia Mountaineers will try and get back to basics on Thursday night as they travel to Colorado to face the Buffaloes in college football odds on ESPN at 8:30pm EST.

Odds makers at SBG Global have listed the Mountaineers as 3-point favorites on the road.

The Mountaineers played badly in their 24-3 loss to East Carolina as 7.5 point favorites in college football odds on September 6th and head coach Bill Stewart has said the team will get back to running the ball on for Thursday's scheduled game.

Quarterback Pat White is 334 yards of becoming only the second quarterback in NCAA history to rush for more than 4,000 yards in his career.

“To run the ball you’ve got to knock them off the ball and when you pass protect you can’t get knocked back into the quarterback,” Stewart said.

The other problem for West Virginia is a defense that gave up 386 yards to East Carolina. They will be facing a Colorado offense that has put up more than 30 points in both of their wins against Colorado State and Eastern Washington.

Quarterback Cody Hawkins has completed 71.6 percent of his pass attempts for 475 yards and four touchdowns. Defensively, Colorado has forced five turnovers, six sacks and has allowed just 118 yards rushing and an average of 2.5 yards per carry so far this year.

This is the first trip for West Virginia to Colorado in 28 years. They defeated Colorado State back in 1980. If you want to bet Colorado as 3 point underdogs in college football odds at home then visit SBG Global.

West Virginia at Colorado Betting Stats

The Mountaineers are 8-3 ATS in their last 11 games on grass. The Mountaineers are 13-6 ATS in college football odds for their last 19 road games.

The Buffaloes are 2-7 ATS in college football odds for their last 9 games following a win.

The Under is 4-0 in the Mountaineers last 4 games in September. The Over is 5-1 in the Mountaineers last 6 games following a bye week. The Over is 5-1 in the Mountaineers last 6 Thursday games.

The Under is 4-1 in the Mountaineers last 5 games on grass. The Under is 4-1 in the Mountaineers last 5 non-conference games. The Under is 5-2 in the Mountaineers last 7 road games.

The Under is 4-0 in the Buffaloes last 4 games in September. The Under is 10-2 in the Buffaloes last 12 non-conference games. The Over is 4-1 in the Buffaloes last 5 games on grass. The Over is 4-1 in the Buffaloes last 5 games overall.

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