Tide Continues to Roll but Bookies Smiling

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Tide Continues to Roll but Bookies Smiling

The Alabama Crimson Tide were tested in Week 1 and, but despite coming into Week 4 at 3-0 Straight Up, they are 1-2 Against The Spread. 

There wasn’t much of a challenge against Colorado State Saturday, a team the Tide may have rolled over with a final score of 41-23.  That failed to cover the 31-point spread.

Alabama takes on Vanderbilt as a -18.5 road favorite.

Vanderbilt has only been a home underdog of 17.5 to 21 points five times since 1992, going 2-3 Against The Spread over that time.  If you can get Bama on the money line (high priced of course), the Commodores have failed to win any of those games outright.

-Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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