2012 Week 2 College Football Predictions (Video)

Written by :

Mary Montgomery

Published on :

7 September, 2012

Here are some 2012 Week 2 College Football predictions courtesy of our friends at Don Best TV. Scroll down to watch video preview below.

Betting market analyst Todd Fuhrman reports on Week 2 of college football exclusively at DonBest.com, covering four key games on Saturday's schedule. You can bet on any one of these games at Bookmaker.eu here and qualify to receive up to $2500 in FREE CASH on your initial signup. This is a limited time only offer.

UNC vs. Wake Forest – This line has the Tar Heels as -10 road favorites.

“Plenty of off the field turmoil didn’t face them (UNC) in Week 1,” Fuhrman noted.

“I don’t know if I necessarily buy this line move,” he added in reference to the Tar Heels opening at -6.5 and moving up more than 4 points at some books. “And Jim Grobe’s track record as a home underdog, too much to ignore, I’d have to lean towards Wake Forest at this inflated price tag.”

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- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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