last year i started posting excerpts from a column by peter fiutak,from the college football news, about double digit home dogs....
here is this weeks....
"I noticed a trend last year that after the early part of the season, the double-digit home underdog almost always covered. By the end of the season, the final tally, against the spread, was an amazing 51-21 (71%). Like I said, it?s still a little early. I?d prefer to wait at least another week or two until conference play really gets rolling, but several of you e-mailed me giggling that this theory worked for you last week (Lama, hey, how about a little something, you know, for the effort) with Temple covering the 29 points at home against Toledo (losing 42-17) and Buffalo holding up covering the 22 points at home against Rutgers (losing 17-3).
So to kick it off for this week as purely an exercise for the interest of the general public and never something to risk Junior?s juice money over, here are the DDHDs.
- Iowa State -17.5 at Army
- Cal -30 at New Mexico State
- Florida -22.5 at Kentucky
- Notre Dame -13.5 at Washington (I know the theory is sound, the theory is wise, but I don?t see how U-Dub keeps this one under two TDs.)
- Louisville -21.5 at South Florida
- USC -21.5 at Oregon
- Georgia -14.5 at Miss State
- Michigan State -10.5 at Illinois"
here is a system that i just read pertaining to one of the above games.....
teams playing after a bye week (1995-2005) that are playing on the road & favored by 7+ points are 50-89-2 ats (36%)
play against iowa st.
good luck.
here is this weeks....
"I noticed a trend last year that after the early part of the season, the double-digit home underdog almost always covered. By the end of the season, the final tally, against the spread, was an amazing 51-21 (71%). Like I said, it?s still a little early. I?d prefer to wait at least another week or two until conference play really gets rolling, but several of you e-mailed me giggling that this theory worked for you last week (Lama, hey, how about a little something, you know, for the effort) with Temple covering the 29 points at home against Toledo (losing 42-17) and Buffalo holding up covering the 22 points at home against Rutgers (losing 17-3).
So to kick it off for this week as purely an exercise for the interest of the general public and never something to risk Junior?s juice money over, here are the DDHDs.
- Iowa State -17.5 at Army
- Cal -30 at New Mexico State
- Florida -22.5 at Kentucky
- Notre Dame -13.5 at Washington (I know the theory is sound, the theory is wise, but I don?t see how U-Dub keeps this one under two TDs.)
- Louisville -21.5 at South Florida
- USC -21.5 at Oregon
- Georgia -14.5 at Miss State
- Michigan State -10.5 at Illinois"
here is a system that i just read pertaining to one of the above games.....
teams playing after a bye week (1995-2005) that are playing on the road & favored by 7+ points are 50-89-2 ats (36%)
play against iowa st.
good luck.