The return of college football is already underway, with some thrills right through Thursday night. The action returns with a couple of key games for teams to start off on the right foot, be it by improving on a big winning season or avoiding another meltdown this year. From Ypsilanti to Honolulu, Friday’s slate has a few spots to use a 33% Caesars Sportsbook profit boost. All new users need to do is sign up — do not worry, that is easy — and they get $250 back in bonus bets just for making an initial $50 wager! The next step is simply activating this 33% profit boost and blast away with the best CFB promo today.
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Best CFB Prediction for Caesars Profit Boost: Stanford-Hawaii
“Not bad … surprisingly!” was the major takeaway from anyone who watched Hawaii fight with Vanderbilt in last week’s season opener. Brayden Schager was behind the fourth quarter surge against Vanderbilt, as the Rainbow Warriors quarterback just fell short but still dominated the game — clear improvement under Timmy Chang’s offense that was not expected right out of the gate. It is a shorter week for Hawaii, but it returns home and still has the flight advantage as Stanford makes that trip to the islands. Chang’s squad is 8-2 against the spread over their last 10 home openers, including a strong 6-1 against-the-spread record as a home dog. Schager’s throws looked effortless at times against what is a better secondary — if you can believe it — than what Stanford has to offer, as Hawaii should be pushing tempo and the ball down field as much as possible. Their air raid is so good against other teams equal or worse that their lack of run game is not even a hindrance.
Stanford is in a heap of trouble. New coach Troy Taylor took over amid a ton of volatility and change, not to mention trends working against the Cardinal. Taylor’s first game on the sideline is against a Hawaii squad that is a ridiculous 7-0 against the spread in Pac-12 games as a home dog since 2010 — even Ben Rasa has to crack a smile at that one! Taylor now helms a Stanford team after David Shaw watched it fall miserably from a bowl contender to a now pretender. Taylor backed himself into a corner by refusing to name a starting quarterback, trying to play the strategy card but failing with the cards he is dealt. None of the four quarterbacks he can choose from has any true starting experience — none has even thrown for 20 passes in a season. This has upset written in permanent marker.
Hawaii outgained Vanderbilt in the box score but simply fell to a better team on the road. That will not happen tonight in Honolulu.
Best CFB Prediction for Caesars Profit Boost: Hawaii +126 — Boosted to +168
