NCAA College Football 2009 BCS National Championship Betting tips

Sam Bradford the sophomore sensation for the Oklahoma Sooners has thrown for 4,464 yards and 48 touchdowns this season while also completing 68.3 percent of his passes and just gave up six interceptions on 442 pass attempts. Sam Bradford has wide receiver Joaquin Iglesias to thank for the offensive onslaught and Manuel Johnson who averages 18 yards per catch and has to be one of the fastest receivers in the current NCAA season.

The Florida Gators are one of the top scoring teams in the NCAA and little can step up to their scoring run. 2007 Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow only had two interceptions during the NCAA college football regular season which is why the Florida Gators have the second best turnover margin. Tim Tebow also has thrown for 2,515 yards and 28 touchdowns on the season and by the looks of it his offensive luck would not run out any time soon. Tim Tebow has receivers Percy Harvin and Louis Murphy who do not put up sensational numbers, but both receivers for the Florida Gators are dangerous receivers who at any given opportunity can score when the Florida Gators need them the most.

A much anticipated 2009 BCS National Championship would feature 2007 Heisman Trophy winner Florida Gators’ Tim Tebow who faces 2008 Heisman Trophy winner Sam Bradford of the Oklahoma Sooners. The individual and team matchups are outstanding for both the Florida Gators and the Oklahoma Sooners although playmaker DeMarco Murray would be out for the game, the Oklahoma Sooners still have an offense that is widely recognized who in fact did not scored less than 60 points in over a month. The Florida Gators on the other hand have the fastest defense next to USC and are certainly more than able to withstand the Oklahoma Sooners.

Fearless Betting Prediction: Florida Gators by 12 points

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