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Breakers vs Stallions Odds | Point Spread | Points Total | Money Line |
New Orleans Breakers | +5 (-115) BET HERE |
O 45.5 (-115) BET HERE |
+165 BET HERE |
Birmingham Stallions | -5 (-115) BET HERE |
U 45.5 (-115) BET HERE |
-225 BET HERE |
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The USFL’s South Division Final features HC Larry Fedora’s 6-4 New Orleans Breakers taking on HC Skip Holtz’s 9-1 hometown Birmingham Stallions, a potential trap game for the Stallions who have won both times these two have played, though the Breakers are due for a win.
The Breakers are coming off a Week 10 blowout loss to the Houston Gamblers, 3-20, whose defense and special teams did something that New Orleans struggled to do, which was put points on the board, and now they face the best team in the South in a do or die matchup.
Last week, the Stallions defense held strong in the team’s ninth win, this one against the Tampa Bay Bandits who came close to a second-half comeback, 21-18, but their “comedy of errors,” which included two turnovers and some bad snaps, had best get cleaned up fast.
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Breakers HC Larry Fedora was wise to rest a few of his starters in Week 10 (which explains the blowout loss, perhaps?), including his favorite QB Kyle Sloter, the second ranked at his position in the league behind Tampa Bay’s Jordan Ta’amu who played one more game than him.
Sloter is not the most accurate passer – he’s completed 57.7 percent of his passes and he has the second most interceptions (11) in the league – but he has completed 168 passes for almost 1,800 yards and 9 touchdowns, a field general who seems to have the respect of his offense.
New Orleans faces a Birmingham defense that keeps opponents to less than 174 passing yards per game, so Sloter and company will have their hands full here, that Week 10 rest he received no doubt a help for the guy with 54 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown on the season.
For the first time all season, the Stallions will not have hometown advantage, though also for the first time the stands might actually be full, that fan surge the result of this being the playoffs as well as the first USFL game being played outside of Birmingham where all the others took place.
One advantage the Stallions do have is a top notch rushing attack, the best in the North and the second-best in the league, their RB room posting 304 carries this season for 1,365 total yards and 12 rushing touchdowns averaging 136.5 yards on the ground all season, also second best.
Watch for Birmingham’s two best RBs to be featured in this Finals matchup – CJ Marable (102 carries, 401 yards, 5 TDs) and Bo Scarbrough (84 carries, 352 yards, TD) – and expect them to hit hard and early so that the passing attack can have more success in the second half.
The Breakers rushing attack is ranked just fourth in the league, and that’s despite the fact that their roster contains the most productive RB in the league, Jordan Ellis, the dual threat back who has posted 596 yards on the ground this year along with 83 yards as a checkdown receiver.
Ellis has been in the endzone four times this season, all on the ground, the 26 year old former Virginia player tough to tackle when he has the ball, a 5’ 10” 220 pound versatile player who was taken in the 28h round of the USFL Draft by New Orleans.
This will be a good game for Ellis to show off his effectiveness early on, these Stallions talented against the run having allowed opponents to gain just 95.5 yards on the ground per game, the last chance for this RB to help his team advance plus it will be a great showcase for NFL scouts.
Last week in their ninth win, the Stallions went go into halftime with a dominant lead, a game in which both QBs got some playing time, though J’Mar Smith struggled with a 31.3 QBR throwing for an interception, no TDS, and completing 37.5% of his targets, not good enough at all.
Fortunately for HC Skip Holtz, QB Alex McGough was also available, and he did a bit better, with a passing TD and a rushing TD and an interception, completing 14/25 for 183 yards plus 30 rushing yards including a heroic twisting and turning dive into the endzone in the first half.
Both QBs will most likely see playing time in the South Finals, but whichever one has the hotter hand will probably play in the 4th quarter, a must win game that USFL fans expect Birmingham to win so that next week they can face the best team from the North in the USFL Bowl.
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Breakers vs Stallions Information | |
What | New Orleans Breakers vs Birmingham Stallions |
Where | Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium; Canton, Ohio |
When | Saturday, June 25, 2022; 8:00 PM ET |
How to watch | NBC |
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