in the never ending quest for that picking system with long term reliability, i have been tracking plays based upon a combination of power ratings and line movement. the theory behind this system is similar to that used by our former poster billy blastoff without the mystery of the "Q" factor. basically, it picks teams with a significant differential between the teams' power rating (i use a relatively obscure rating system) coupled with a virgin reverse line move. needless to say, this system is experimental and unproven, but at its extremes, it appears to hold some predictive value.
today offers up two top plays:
la laf +4: the game power rates at coastal carolina -10, but opening line of -5 has moved to -4 with apparent heavy action on coastal.
vandy +3: mizzou power rates at -9.3, but line moved to -3 with the early action favoring the tigers.
i'll use this thread to track these plays for the coming days to see how it performs. and yes, i'm playing them as i post them.
glta
today offers up two top plays:
la laf +4: the game power rates at coastal carolina -10, but opening line of -5 has moved to -4 with apparent heavy action on coastal.
vandy +3: mizzou power rates at -9.3, but line moved to -3 with the early action favoring the tigers.
i'll use this thread to track these plays for the coming days to see how it performs. and yes, i'm playing them as i post them.
glta