Isn't There a System in the NFL that states:

[AR182]

Play against an NFL team that scored more than 90 points in their last 3 games ?

I am not sure about the system, but Oakland has scored 95 points in their last 3 games:

Last game of the season they beat KC....24-0
!st playoff game vs. the Jets they won...30-10
Last week vs. the Titans they won.........41-24

So if the system is correct the bet should be TB Bucs


Does anyone know what the record of this system is ?

 

[ferdville]

Seems to me the SF team that destroyed Broncos years ago had scored alot of points going in, but can't remember. It's the old "regression to the mean" theory that does hit a good percentage.

 

[JOE IN NY]

Here is a system I came across years ago. At that time the system was 23 & 4. I didn?t do the numbers to see how it did in the past five years. Maybe some one on this form has the updated numbers on it or can find the revised information that is needed. I have very little time this week. I?m trying to tie up loose ends before leaving to go to the Super Bowl. A best ever birthday gift from my wife. The seats are on the ten-yard line but I?m not complaining.

The system is very simple and works like this.

1- go against any team, which did not cover the point, spread in their Championship game.

2- if both teams cover; take the team with the most straight up wins going into the super bowl.

3- if number of wins are equal, take the underdog

 

[JOE IN NY]

This system is even a better system. Northcoast developed it years ago. It has proved a valuable source in picking the Super Bowl..Actually an amazing source. The two ties came in the NE/GB game when GB was favored by 14 and in the Tenn/St Louis game when St Louis was favored by 7. If you had bought off those key numbers of 7 and 14 which is highly recommended the System sits at 34-2,
Points Category
10.0 Award 10pts if a team has WON a Super Bowl in the past THREE years
8.0 Award 8pts to any team whose OPPONENT is palying in their very first Super Bowl in franchise history
8.0 Award 8pts to any team that has allowed fewer defensive rushes
7.0 Award 7pts to the team with the better SU win/loss record
7.0 Award 7pts to the team with the most offensive rushes
5.0 Award 5pts to the team with the lower defensive rush average per carry
4.0 Award 4pts to the team that has the best net kick-punt TD returns
4.0 Award 4pts to the team with the better ATS record
4.0 Award 4pts to the team that has the superior NET penalty yards
3.5 Award 3.5pts to the team that has the best yards per pass attempt
3.5 Award 3.5pts to the team that has given up the fewer points

3.5 Award 3.5pts to the team that has allowed the fewest rushing TD's
3.0 Award 3pts to the team that has the most sacks
2.5 Award 2.5pts to the team with fewest offensive pass attempts
2.0 Award 2pts to the team that has the best NET punts (total) on the year
1.5 Award 1.5pts to the team with the best average per offensive rush
1.0 Award 1pt to the team with the best completion percentage



The stats of the system have the game extremely close. I just want to make sure of the final numbers although like I said, I know I am very close and the final stats are close.....
OAK ATS for the year 12-5-1
TB ATS for the year 12-6
Don't ask me to do the math now. I'll do it on the plane to S.D. I'll have plenty of time then. GLTY

 

[FRANK RIZZO]

90 POINT RULE

90 POINT RULE

AR182, I think you are referring to the 90 point rule. This rule states that if a team has won 3 games in a row and has scored more than a total of 90 points in that 3 game stretch that if favored in thier 4th game , you are supposed to bet against them if they are laying points. So under this rule- You take the Bucs +3.5. Good Luck

 

[edludes]

The system as I know it is as follows:if a team scores 30 or more,covers and goes over the total two weeks in a row the play is to go against and under the third week.Add in a third week and the success rate of going against goes up.In over 25 years of tracking the NFL there have been only a few isolated occassions of teams being able to score thirty or more,cover and go over for four or five weeks,EXCEPT the recent great Ram teams and the great scoring Viking teams in the early Moss years before that.They pretty much broke that rule often enough to stop me from trying it against them.Having said that,one of the contributing factors in this type of streak ending is that it takes a peak mental performance week after week and to do that for a month is very hard on any level. Playing in the Super Bowl though ensures everybody has watched the film and is way up for the game,so I'm not sure I'd factor it in as strongly in the playoffs as I would in the regular season.GL either way

 

[djv]

This rule should not be played in the playoffs. The rule is for reguler season only. It also states games are played with out any bi weeks for rest. Oak and T Bay both had a week off.

 

[djv]

Ok went digging for info. There was something along these lines but I could not find it. Here is one I found and updated. Play the dog in the SB if they have a better winning percentage then the fav. The fav must have won there last game by double digets. Has nothing to do with three game. Just the last one,
Record for this play 10 & 1.