Could you please list the website that you use to
access the Dudley's yards per point. And was
wondering is that def. or offense? Thanks man
keep up the good work!!!!
Could you please list the website that you use to
access the Dudley's yards per point. And was
wondering is that def. or offense? Thanks man
keep up the good work!!!!
Pepsi,
https://sportsgambling.about.com/od/nfl/a/yppsystems.htm
That's the link to Dudley's yards per point. I'm trying to tweak the formula and add a Sagarin Strength of Schedule formula to the equation. So far, though, I'm getting almost all dogs. Maybe that just means the favorite plays are that much stronger.
Adding ...
Florida 34 - Miss. St. 20 ---- PLAY MISS. ST. +23
Texas 30 - Missouri 23 ---- PLAY MISSOURI +13.5
Northern Illinois 30 - Miami-OH 10 ---- PLAY N. ILLINOIS -11
Pepsi,
https://sportsgambling.about.com/od/nfl/a/yppsystems.htm
That's the link to Dudley's yards per point. I'm trying to tweak the formula and add a Sagarin Strength of Schedule formula to the equation. So far, though, I'm getting almost all dogs. Maybe that just means the favorite plays are that much stronger.
Adding ...
Florida 34 - Miss. St. 20 ---- PLAY MISS. ST. +23
Texas 30 - Missouri 23 ---- PLAY MISSOURI +13.5
Northern Illinois 30 - Miami-OH 10 ---- PLAY N. ILLINOIS -11
Orangeman44 and Danyphan99 - Thanks! ![]()
We'll see how this card plays out. I'm already thinking about tweaking the formula, though. Actually, it might be better just to apply different filters. I know I shouldn't react to a small sample size, but ...
Adding ....
UNLV 30 - New Mexico 24 ---- PLAY UNLV PK
USC 30 - Oregon St. 17 ---- PLAY OREGON ST. +21
Orangeman44 and Danyphan99 - Thanks! ![]()
We'll see how this card plays out. I'm already thinking about tweaking the formula, though. Actually, it might be better just to apply different filters. I know I shouldn't react to a small sample size, but ...
Adding ....
UNLV 30 - New Mexico 24 ---- PLAY UNLV PK
USC 30 - Oregon St. 17 ---- PLAY OREGON ST. +21
FINAL CARD:
FINAL CARD:
hey i was bowsing some forums and came across this. im really interested in seeing how this method works out. im a long time player but new to this site. i will be following it to see how it plays out. i sent a friend request and would like to talk about your approach if you wouldnt mind. thanks bro
hey i was bowsing some forums and came across this. im really interested in seeing how this method works out. im a long time player but new to this site. i will be following it to see how it plays out. i sent a friend request and would like to talk about your approach if you wouldnt mind. thanks bro
Always,
Thanks for the link for Dudley. I might be blind,
can you please assist. Where can I phsically
see the current weekly yards per point numbers?
All I see are explanations. Are you physically
working up every game? Thanks Pepsiman
Always,
Thanks for the link for Dudley. I might be blind,
can you please assist. Where can I phsically
see the current weekly yards per point numbers?
All I see are explanations. Are you physically
working up every game? Thanks Pepsiman
Pepsi, here is the link I use for stats:
https://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/stats
It gives the total yards per game and total points per game for each team. I just plug those numbers into an excel spreadsheet formula to get the adjusted yards per point totals that I use.
Gatogrande, the numbers I got for Rutgers-Army were right around the 10 point line. If I was going to lean one way or another, I'd probably lean towards Army, but that's more of a situational handicap lean (home team, thursday night, Rutgers isn't a world-beater by any stretch, etc.) rather than a purely fundamental handicapping of the game.
Just to make it clear, the plays on my final card are purely fundamental. As all the good cappers on this site know, there is a big element of situational handicapping that comes into play.
BOL! ![]()
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Pepsi, here is the link I use for stats:
https://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/stats
It gives the total yards per game and total points per game for each team. I just plug those numbers into an excel spreadsheet formula to get the adjusted yards per point totals that I use.
Gatogrande, the numbers I got for Rutgers-Army were right around the 10 point line. If I was going to lean one way or another, I'd probably lean towards Army, but that's more of a situational handicap lean (home team, thursday night, Rutgers isn't a world-beater by any stretch, etc.) rather than a purely fundamental handicapping of the game.
Just to make it clear, the plays on my final card are purely fundamental. As all the good cappers on this site know, there is a big element of situational handicapping that comes into play.
BOL! ![]()
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