BBC, lol, thanks for the welcome.
Gardenweasel- I took a look at Fresno, but I don't feel real comfortable with them after the debacle against Boise St. If Nebraska plays a defensive game like they did against Missouri, I think they can cover the 5 in what should be a lower scoring game. Definitely a no-play for me.
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DJV,
I know what you're saying, but truthfully, weather doesn't play much of a factor in many games throughout the year. Waiting until the last minute trying to outguess the weather is much less valuable than playing 'what you perceive to be' games that are strong and likely, in your opinon, to move with you. Sometimes you're right and sometimes not. For instance, I could get Michigan at 3' now and probably would have been able to get 3 if I waited. Also, Tennessee is down to 2'. Probably mistakes. San jose St, on the other hand, is down to 16 and Clemson is down to 1', and Auburn is down to 3'. Those three games have moved with me just in the last 12 hours. I think those points and half-points are much more valuable than trying to find the one game a week that weather truly affects and then trying to figure out what to do with it.
A couple problems with weather are: weather reports that are wrong, they're just guessing after all. Even with a report that turns out to be accurate, now what do you do with it? Automatically take under if they call for wind/rain? No way. Automatically take the running-oriented team? No way. Pass on the game because it has turned into a coin-flip? Yes, but there just aren't that many games that are affected by this and meanwhile, you have (theoretically, and hopefully practically) lost lots of line value.
edited a mistake on tennessee