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NCAA football wagering odds makers will need to re-examine the mental condition of the Crimson Tide after their college football wagering loss this past week. NCAA football wagering odds makers have had a hard time gaining a hold on the Ole Miss Rebels who have been a very inconsistent college football wagering commodity.



The 8th rated Crimson Tide will host the Mississippi Rebels Saturday evening with a ESPN2 telecast established to kickoff at 9 PM Eastern Time. The Tide opened up at the online sportsbook as 20.5 point faves.

The Ole Miss Rebels have a record of 3-2 straight up and also 2-3 with the NCAA football wagering lines. Ole Miss is arriving off a bye week that trailed a 42-35 home win and pay out over Kentucky. The Rebels have a high powered attack that ranks 15th in the country for scoring.

Ole Miss is 13th in the country for rushing led by Brandon Bolden who has 518 yards and also a 6.8 yards per carry average with 5 tds and quarterback Jeremiah Masoli, who has 262 yards and a 5.2 yards per carry average and three Tds. Masoli is averaging 8.8 yards per passing attempt but has a 6/5 touchdown/interception proportion. Defense is a major problem for Ole Miss as they rate 103rd for points permitted.

Masoli transferred to the Ducks from CCSF in 2008. He initially was a 3rd string quarterback but when injuries affected the depth chart, he wound up the starter. In 2008 he established a record for Oregon QBs with 714 rushing yards. He also led the team to a win against Oklahoma State in the 2008 Holiday Bowl. He has had trouble with the law this year as he pled guilty to felony second-degree burglary in March and was suspended for the entire 2010 season by coach Chip Kelly. He then was arrested for drug and traffic charges and was kicked off the team. A switch to Ole Miss was the sole thing that rescued his college football career.

The Crimson Tide has a NCAA football wagering record of 5-1 straight up and 4-2 against the spread. The Tide is arriving off a 35-21 loss at South Carolina in which they were obviously outcompeted. The loss at South Carolina combined with their near death escape at Arkansas indicates that the reigning national victors can be defeated.

Alabama ranks 25th in the country for offense and 17th for defense. Quarterback Greg McElroy has a 72% completion rate and is averaging 9.5 yards per pass attempt with a 9/3 TD/INT proportion but has not been amazing and was not able to increase a comeback this past week. Trent Richardson and Mark Ingram are both averaging 7 yards per carry.

Alabama is the a great deal more strong commodity here but the question will be if they can overcome their poor performance and loss this past week. Ole Miss has enough offense to possibly keep things intriguing if the Tide has yet another off evening. Ole Miss has paid out in four out of their last 5 college football wagering matchups against Alabama.


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