I think i'm 3-1 in the CFP and 8-8 overall as Saturday I sucked and went 0-4. The CFP games are now going to be played on neutral fields - does it make a difference - not sure, however, I want to be as close to an apples to apples comparison as possible so thus I analyze this from that perspective by looking at games which are played on neutral fields vice home and away.
Let's look at some numbers:
Miami 35 10 6 27
-6 Ohio St 24 1 1 21
Ohio St opened up at -6, currently around -9.5 (madduxsports.com). Ohio St is better in total off at 24 vs 35; Total Def at 1 vs 10; Sagarin rank (most recent) 1 vs 6; and Schedule strength 21 vs 27. I think ohio st is missing a starting off lineman but none of this opt out stuff.
From what's on paper it looks as if Ohio St should crush and thus the jump in the line. However, when you look at history of games where the opening line was -6 for the bottom team and this scenario where the bottom team is better in all 4 categories - there have been 4 games since I started collecting data (quite a while) and all 4 dogs won the games straight up. The games were - 1. Boise st/Tcu - Boise took it 17/10; Nebraska/Ucla 37/29; Florida/Mich 41/15; Iowa/Miss st 27/22 . The game between Florida/Mich - was the most similar to the numbers in tonights game.
My play's tonight:
1. Miami +9.5 -112
2. Miami ML +276 (smaller play)
Good luck all
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I think i'm 3-1 in the CFP and 8-8 overall as Saturday I sucked and went 0-4. The CFP games are now going to be played on neutral fields - does it make a difference - not sure, however, I want to be as close to an apples to apples comparison as possible so thus I analyze this from that perspective by looking at games which are played on neutral fields vice home and away.
Let's look at some numbers:
Miami 35 10 6 27
-6 Ohio St 24 1 1 21
Ohio St opened up at -6, currently around -9.5 (madduxsports.com). Ohio St is better in total off at 24 vs 35; Total Def at 1 vs 10; Sagarin rank (most recent) 1 vs 6; and Schedule strength 21 vs 27. I think ohio st is missing a starting off lineman but none of this opt out stuff.
From what's on paper it looks as if Ohio St should crush and thus the jump in the line. However, when you look at history of games where the opening line was -6 for the bottom team and this scenario where the bottom team is better in all 4 categories - there have been 4 games since I started collecting data (quite a while) and all 4 dogs won the games straight up. The games were - 1. Boise st/Tcu - Boise took it 17/10; Nebraska/Ucla 37/29; Florida/Mich 41/15; Iowa/Miss st 27/22 . The game between Florida/Mich - was the most similar to the numbers in tonights game.
I think i'm 3-1 in the CFP and 8-8 overall as Saturday I sucked and went 0-4. The CFP games are now going to be played on neutral fields - does it make a difference - not sure, however, I want to be as close to an apples to apples comparison as possible so thus I analyze this from that perspective by looking at games which are played on neutral fields vice home and away. Let's look at some numbers: Miami 35 10 6 27 -6 Ohio St 24 1 1 21 Ohio St opened up at -6, currently around -9.5 (madduxsports.com). Ohio St is better in total off at 24 vs 35; Total Def at 1 vs 10; Sagarin rank (most recent) 1 vs 6; and Schedule strength 21 vs 27. I think ohio st is missing a starting off lineman but none of this opt out stuff. From what's on paper it looks as if Ohio St should crush and thus the jump in the line. However, when you look at history of games where the opening line was -6 for the bottom team and this scenario where the bottom team is better in all 4 categories - there have been 4 games since I started collecting data (quite a while) and all 4 dogs won the games straight up. The games were - 1. Boise st/Tcu - Boise took it 17/10; Nebraska/Ucla 37/29; Florida/Mich 41/15; Iowa/Miss st 27/22 . The game between Florida/Mich - was the most similar to the numbers in tonights game. My play's tonight: 1. Miami +9.5 -112 2. Miami ML +276 (smaller play) Good luck all
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I think i'm 3-1 in the CFP and 8-8 overall as Saturday I sucked and went 0-4. The CFP games are now going to be played on neutral fields - does it make a difference - not sure, however, I want to be as close to an apples to apples comparison as possible so thus I analyze this from that perspective by looking at games which are played on neutral fields vice home and away. Let's look at some numbers: Miami 35 10 6 27 -6 Ohio St 24 1 1 21 Ohio St opened up at -6, currently around -9.5 (madduxsports.com). Ohio St is better in total off at 24 vs 35; Total Def at 1 vs 10; Sagarin rank (most recent) 1 vs 6; and Schedule strength 21 vs 27. I think ohio st is missing a starting off lineman but none of this opt out stuff. From what's on paper it looks as if Ohio St should crush and thus the jump in the line. However, when you look at history of games where the opening line was -6 for the bottom team and this scenario where the bottom team is better in all 4 categories - there have been 4 games since I started collecting data (quite a while) and all 4 dogs won the games straight up. The games were - 1. Boise st/Tcu - Boise took it 17/10; Nebraska/Ucla 37/29; Florida/Mich 41/15; Iowa/Miss st 27/22 . The game between Florida/Mich - was the most similar to the numbers in tonights game. My play's tonight: 1. Miami +9.5 -112 2. Miami ML +276 (smaller play) Good luck all
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