Week 10
- Thread starter Wise and Wiser
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Do you always pick anti-public? I love the theory and was looking into a system to make my picks. Thanks in advance.
No, but I certainly don't mind being on the other side of the money. Don't forget, the public wins these big plays just as often as they lose them. The key is to find the right ones. Don't fade the public just to fade the public. You won't win money doing that. Good luck with your system!
Good luck W&W I like this myself, just can't seem to pull the trigger on it. Yet anyway. Hope you win it.
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Very gutsy call, Wise. You are sure not afraid to follow your own path. I listen to Buffalo sports off and on during the week (just across the border) and they have pretty much stopped even talking about the Bills, it's all about the Sabres now. Everyone is disgusted with the Bills and many are starting to give up on Losman as qb.
Anyways...was just listening to Marv Levy talking and he said their approach to the Colts today has to be to run the ball and milk the clock, to keep Payton off the field. He also said they know they have to avoid being dumb and dirty (like blocks in the back on kicking). If they can keep the score down and run the clock, those 12 points may look pretty good.
Another point in your favor is that the players will look forward to going into a game where they are not given a chance, in order to "prove" themselves. And Indy has just won 2 intense games OTR and may not be as emotionally charged for this game.
Whatever...I'll be rooting for ya!
WoW
Very gutsy call, Wise. You are sure not afraid to follow your own path. I listen to Buffalo sports off and on during the week (just across the border) and they have pretty much stopped even talking about the Bills, it's all about the Sabres now. Everyone is disgusted with the Bills and many are starting to give up on Losman as qb.
Anyways...was just listening to Marv Levy talking and he said their approach to the Colts today has to be to run the ball and milk the clock, to keep Payton off the field. He also said they know they have to avoid being dumb and dirty (like blocks in the back on kicking). If they can keep the score down and run the clock, those 12 points may look pretty good.
Another point in your favor is that the players will look forward to going into a game where they are not given a chance, in order to "prove" themselves. And Indy has just won 2 intense games OTR and may not be as emotionally charged for this game.
Whatever...I'll be rooting for ya!
