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BetUS welcomes those from Illinois to take bets on Thursday's Mocs-Fighting Illini game
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Chatanooga is going to be a tough opponent for Illinois as they come into this one 3-0
BetUS will be taking bets on the Chattanooga Mocs vs. Illinois Fighting Illini Thursday night game from those in Illinois. BetUS has been serving the sports wagering public since 1994. They offer the following:
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The Mocs will not be a pushover here. They bring a 3-0 record into this one though Illinois will represent their toughest competition thus far this season and this will be Chattanooga's first lined game.
Preston Hutchinson threw for three touchdowns and ran for two more, leading Chattanooga to a 41-14 victory over North Alabama on Saturday.
Chattanooga's only touchdown, not accounted for by Hutchinson, came on a blocked punt in the fourth quarter.
Based on the Week 3 Sagarin Power Ratings, Gambling911.com gets a very early number of 16.55 with Illinois favored.
The Fighting Illini come into this one 2-1 having lost by three points to Indiana. Their two wins were against Wyoming in Week 1 and Virginia 24-3 last week.
Much of last week's success for Illinois could be attributed to their defense, which held Virginia (1-1) to 1 of 16 on third-down conversions.
“This was a big statement to me about where we were a year ago to where we are now,” Illinois coach Bret Bielema said. “Obviously, they've got new coaches and everything, but the majority of a lot of there players were there, some of ours are back and I wanted to see where we are as a program.”
It should be noted that DraftKings, FanDuel and Caesars will NOT be offering betting on the Mocs-Fighting Illini game from the state of Illinois.
- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com
