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There is no contempt like contempt of an angry punter.
Let's go back to Katy Perry last Friday night.
Illinois was letting jaws drop around America. The Illini led Penn State 24-21 with 10 minutes left in the third quarter. They got 28½ points, giving their financial supporters a lead of almost five points.
Clay Travis, he has 600,000 Twitter followers and guarantees from the "blood bank", tweeted: "No one goes around trolleys like Lovie Smith."
And then: "Update: the cars are still circled, but they are now on fire."
And finally: "I ask for an investigation on this game … How is this possible?
Penn State scored the last 42 points, inflicting Travis a financial success and me with a .500 record for the week.
The choices are against the broadcast (VegasInsider.com consensus at noon Thursday), and the selections are in bold:
Central Michigan (plus 28½) at Michigan State: The Spartans have lost their last two home double digit games, which is a classic sandwich game (mmm … sandwich) between the Big Ten clashes. Take the Chippewas.
Indiana (minus 17) at Rutgers: I'd rather do than bet on Rutgers: hot yoga, watch a cover of Sally Jessy Raphael, see cry Hawk Harrelson, testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Do you see where I'm going? J & # 39; Love IU.
Purdue (minus 3½) in Nebraska: I literally wanted to bang myself for underestimating Purdue last week. Accessories to boilermakers to beat Boston College without defeat. But just as they were late for a win, so is Nebraska. And get more than one goal on the ground at home? Catch me with the Huskers.
Michigan (plus 14½) in Northwestern: I guessed that the line would be 16 years old. She opened at 11 am, then reached 14 and settled at half past two after the news that Jeremy Larkin was to retire. I think Larkin's absence alone is a hit, so my guess is that it's an easy call: Harbaugh & Co.
Ohio State (minus 3½) at Penn State: Things are a little unpleasant on social networks, with the official Ohio State Football account tweeting an image of a player making the suffocating move with this message: "Silence white noise".
@OchoFisho's first answer: "You are good enough in silence"
After being roasted online, @OhioStateFB removed the tweet on Thursday.
Penn State's veil is a show. His crowd for night games has an intensity unmatched in the Big Ten. On top of that, Nittany Lions averages 55.5 points per game. Ohio State is at 54.5, making it the first game of its kind, with Big Ten teams from North West and Wisconsin, in 1962, according to the Big Ten Network.
And now, for my choice. I guessed that this line would be 7 or 7½. So, rather than thinking and turning around because of Nick Bosa's absence, I'm going to believe Buckeyes.
Last week: 4-4.
Season: 20-24.
Twitter @TeddyGreenstein
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