Ohio State vs. Oregon Betting Trends & Rivalry Odds

All right, your Ohio patrons are not happy right now. Ohio State is not in the bracket, and they get Oregon coming into town. The Buckeyes can't lose again. If they lose again, see you later. But they've got a freshman quarterback that did not play well last week at USC. USC gets a big win over the Buckeyes. What are we seeing for Oregon on the road? Because this would be a... Killer game to bet if it was actually Julian saying that quarterback, but it's not for the Buckeyes. Where's the money for Ohio State, Oregon? It's pretty much all Ohio State, 96% of the money, Ohio State, 100% of the master money at minus seven, Ohio State. This was the most lopsided game when I was looking at all the charts for the amount of volume on it. It's just all Ohio State. So we will definitely need Oregon to show up to this one. All right. And Oregon's got their own quarterback problems. So as you know, they've gone back and forth to two different kids after their starter got hurt. So Oregon on the road at. The shoe, not easy to go play. That defense for Ohio State might be the difference. Kentucky and Tennessee. This game is so fun that no one's really going to watch. And I'm assuming only the pros are going to bet because it's two teams that do not like each other. Kentucky and Tennessee straight up hate each other. The fans hate each other. It's a great rivalry. But Kentucky is really good this year and kind of sneaky good. They're in the field at the moment. If they lose this game, they might not be in the field next week. Where are we for Kentucky and Tennessee? Yeah, well, this one opened up five and a half, went to seven on a snap. Thank Low volume so far, not that much interest. Wow. And then on the master money, again, pretty much when it opened five and a half, you it went to seven, and there's not been a lot of action since then. Let me ask you, there's a couple more games I want to get to, for but I'm curious when there's a weekend like this and there's having ranked versus ranked strength versus strength and they're just the margins are not that large, like the numbers are super sharp. Does that depress action? Is that depress handle? me. Yes, it does because a lot of people sort of want to wait until it gets closer, maybe wait for a little bit more information, wait until they sort of get into the spot. All right. And again, usually early, low master volume early in the week just means, all right, the numbers are getting a little cleaner, a little closer, or they're waiting for the limits to go up and not really play their hand because they have a strong opinion in a certain spot and they don't want to disrupt the market and things like that. So there's... Different cat and mouse games, but right now when I'm looking at some of these, I think it's just they don't know what to do with them.