Date: January 10, 2011
Venue: University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Arizona
Time: 8:30 PM ET
Coverage: ESPN
Teams: Oregon (12-0, 9-0 PAC-10) vs Auburn (13-0, 8-0 SEC)

The Fiesta Bowl is proud to host a record seventh national championship game on January 10, 2011. The No. 1 team in the country, Auburn, will face-off against the No. 2 team, Oregon, at University of Phoenix Stadium vying for the national title.Oregon stormed to the Tostitos BCS National Championship Game in dominating fashion, winning only one game by fewer than 11 points. The Ducks clinched a berth by defeating Oregon State 37-20 in the Civil War. Auburn reached the national title game by routing South Carolina 56-17 in the SEC championship game in Atlanta, the Tigers’ second win over Steve Spurrier’s Gamecocks this year.

The Tigers have been a resilient group this season. They rallied from double-digit deficits four times, and pulled off the biggest comeback in school history when they climbed out of a 24-0 hole to beat Alabama 28-27 in the Iron Bowl in Tuscaloosa. That wasn’t Auburn’s only close call; one week after holding off Mississippi State by three points, the Tigers overcame a 17-0 deficit to pull out an overtime thriller against Clemson. The following week, Auburn trailed South Carolina 20-7 at halftime but came back on four Gamecocks turnovers in the fourth quarter. Auburn also needed a 24-yard field goal as time expired to beat Kentucky. The Tigers have rolled behind quarterback Cam Newton, who leads the nation in passing efficiency. Auburn averages 42.7 points per game, sixth in the nation.

Here we can indlude some statistics of both teams. Is important to check this stats because despite a team have good numbers it does not mean that another team from another division (with less efficient numbers) could not win against the “good team”. Here are the stats for both of the teams in order to analyze them.

Oregon
Win-Lose: 12-0
Average Points: 49.3
Average Points Allowed: 18.4
Home Record: 6-0
Road Record: 6-0
Division Record: 9-0
Conference Record: 9-0

Auburn
Win-Lose: 13-0
Average Points: 42.7
Average Points Allowed: 24.5
Home Record: 8-0
Road Record: 5-0
Division Record: 5-0
Conference Record: 8-0

Is also important to have a good idea of the performance of the key players of each team. Bellow there is a complete report of such performance which is useful to decide what team is in a better position to win the game.

Oregon Leaders
Passing: Thomas – 195-321, 2518 yds, 28 tds
Rushing: James – 281 car, 1682 yds, 21 tds
Receiving: Maehl – 68 rec, 943 yds, 12 tds

Auburn Leaders
Passing: Newton – 165-246, 2589 yds, 28 tds
Rushing: Newton – 242 car, 1409 yds, 20 tds
Receiving: Adams – 48 rec, 909 yds, 7 tds

Take the time to check at the LIVE LINES. They show important information about who the fans think that is going to be the winner of the game and that is the first clue that has to be taken on count in order to lay some action on the game. Take the chance to look at the odds and lay some action now. More line information here.

Open a NCAA Bowl Betting Account Here

Related posts:

  1. College Football Betting Picks Oregon Ducks vs. Stanford Cardinals
  2. College Football Betting Picks USC vs. Oregon