Tulane at Army

Army does not get the call very often as a home favorite where they are 30-42 ATS since 1989. They will be in that role this week as they take on a Tulane team that lost an ugly game last week at home to Connecticut 7-3 in a driving rain storm. Tulane has a distinct advantage in this game, as they have already faced a triple option opponent in Navy this year. The Green Wave has a strong run defense, and held the Navy triple option to a season low 133 yards on 54 carries, at just a meager 2.5 yards per tote. The Green Wave won the battle at the line of scrimmage by almost 100 yards, but a -3 turnover margin did them in, although they still got the cover. Tulane averages less than 17 points per game, but Army has struggled against such teams as they are 17-38 ATS when facing them, allowing 24.2 ppg, and 2-11 ATS when Army has a winning percentage of less than .250, and 0-10 ATS from nine to -10. Play on Tulane.