laying a lot of chalk on the road is a recipe for disaster; not sure why you tell people what you supposedly bet no one cares or believes you; I know you are young kid and you will learn
GL and BTW its IN A ROUT not in a ROUTE which is a destination.
And I will bet you 50k that Stanford doesnt even come close to routing ND; they are playing two different QB; Michigan QB is a mobile QB versus Luck who is a pocket passer and the game is at ND; Why do you lay chalk on every away game. This has to be the first game in a long time that Stanford is favored in this game AT NOTRE DAME. 49-20. ARE YOU NUTS. This game will down to the wire;
Also just my opinion but you are playing too many games and most of them are road games laying chalk. If you lose Tenn and Stanford which is very possible you will lose big on the day. Take it from someone who has done the same thing you are doing, You may get lucky and have a good day but over the long run betting big on a couple of games and then betting small on 5-6 games you will lose. Why not take your best play and put $750 on each you hit both and you are up $1500; Or since you are supposedly betting 1k on each game take the other $500 and do a 2 team parlay. You hit both and you are up $2700. if you lose one of your 1k games you wont hit 1500 and more likely lose. You can take my advice with a grain of salt its your supposed money. Also you may be right about Tenn hopefully you are but they are off two big games you mentioned they put up 600 yards against them; so what they got their azz handed to them who cares how many yards they had; Their last game being Florida so they will be beaten up because that was a very hard game and they lost on top of it. At least the game is in Tenn but Tenn has looked horrible this year and laying 2 tds I couild easily see a backdoor cover. GL on your plays I have fallen into the same things you are doing, playing large on a couple of games and laying chalk on the road.
Agree with you 222. Very well said. I don't ever look at laying points on the road or getting points at home and get nervous. I spend alot of time breaking down and analyzing the offensive and defensive units of both teams as if they were to square off on a neutral field. If I feel the spread is more than 7 points off, I play it. I don't worry about "laying chalk" on the road or "getting chalk at home" etc etc... There are several ways to handicap football, I just do it the way it has worked for me.
GL this week 222 
laying a lot of chalk on the road is a recipe for disaster; not sure why you tell people what you supposedly bet no one cares or believes you; I know you are young kid and you will learn
GL and BTW its IN A ROUT not in a ROUTE which is a destination.
And I will bet you 50k that Stanford doesnt even come close to routing ND; they are playing two different QB; Michigan QB is a mobile QB versus Luck who is a pocket passer and the game is at ND; Why do you lay chalk on every away game. This has to be the first game in a long time that Stanford is favored in this game AT NOTRE DAME. 49-20. ARE YOU NUTS. This game will down to the wire;
Also just my opinion but you are playing too many games and most of them are road games laying chalk. If you lose Tenn and Stanford which is very possible you will lose big on the day. Take it from someone who has done the same thing you are doing, You may get lucky and have a good day but over the long run betting big on a couple of games and then betting small on 5-6 games you will lose. Why not take your best play and put $750 on each you hit both and you are up $1500; Or since you are supposedly betting 1k on each game take the other $500 and do a 2 team parlay. You hit both and you are up $2700. if you lose one of your 1k games you wont hit 1500 and more likely lose. You can take my advice with a grain of salt its your supposed money. Also you may be right about Tenn hopefully you are but they are off two big games you mentioned they put up 600 yards against them; so what they got their azz handed to them who cares how many yards they had; Their last game being Florida so they will be beaten up because that was a very hard game and they lost on top of it. At least the game is in Tenn but Tenn has looked horrible this year and laying 2 tds I couild easily see a backdoor cover. GL on your plays I have fallen into the same things you are doing, playing large on a couple of games and laying chalk on the road.
Very chalk happy this week man...but I hope that all of them hit. For what it's worth (or not worth). I'm an SMU alumn that follows the team very closely and go to some of the home games, including this last weekend's game vs. Washington St.
SMU is not in the same league as this TCU team. Totally different caliber. I took SMU when they played UAB and was very happy with that. This week is the week that I fade the team. Although I can very well be wrong, I do not see the Mustangs putting up more than 14 points against this defense. I imagine TCU scoring between 35-50 points. This defense is just light years beyond what SMU has faced and can handle. Kyle Padron will be forced into turnovers and short dumpoffs.
Sat Sept 25th
2 more games added....
Iowa -28 ($550 to win $500) Iowa lost a tough one last week against Arizona 34-27. In this game against the #3 defense in the country, Iowa managed over 300 yrds and 19 1st downs. Iowa QB Ricky Stanzi passed for 3 TD's in a comeback that fell short. Iowa ranks 18th in the country in total defense (yards/game) where Ball St ranks 90th in total offense. The Hawkeyes rally this week against a very poor Ball St team who lost at home to Div I-AA Liberty 27-23 in week 2. In that game Ball St surrendered more 1st downs, more total yards, more sacks, more fumbles, more penalties.... They were completely dominated by a Div I-AA team. Last week they again were dominated by a not so good Purdue team. They were down 14-0 at half time and then purdue put it in cruise control coasting to a 24-13 win. Even though Iowa RB Jewel Hampton is out for the season, RB Adam Robinson can easily carry the ball here for the Hawkeyes. He is averaging 5.6 yards/carry and with Iowa's big O-Line, he will have no problem all day against the inferior Cardinals of Ball St. The key stat here is Arizona is 3rd in the nation in Defense and Iowa put up 27 points on them. Ball St defense will be a piece of cake compared to last week. I see a very angry Hawkeye team looking to avenge last weeks disappointing loss to the Wildcats. Iowa big here 45-7
Purdue -13 ($330 to win #300) This is very simple. Toledo is 108th in the country in Passing and 107th in Rushing. If you can't run the ball or pass the ball, you lose BIG. Purdue is at home and is a respectable 58th in the nation in total DF. Don't get fooled by the stat that Toledo ranks 4th in the nation in Rush Defense. They also rank 108th in the nation in pass defense giving up a whopping 953 total yards. Purdue is average in passing offense but when your going against the 2nd to worst pass defensive team in the country, your pass offense will look great! Purdue rolls 35-10
I see that the line has moved from Maryland -10.5 to -12. FIU played tough against Rutgers in week 1 easily covering the +14.5 point spread (L14-19) and Texas A&M last week easily covering the 28 pt spread (L 20-27). FIU is getting no respect here. I would agree with you backing the Golden Panthers. Good luck this weekend with FIU
Sat Sept 25th
2 more games added...
Fla St -19 ($440 to win $400) Lets get this out of the way first, Wake Forest is 104th in the country in total defense giving up an average of close to 300 passing yrds/game and another 167 yrds/game on the ground. Florida St ranks a respectable 39th in the country in total offense and 45th in total defense. The Seminoles defense is getting better and should have another big game at home against the absolute pathetic Wake Forest defense. Last week, the Seminoles held BYU to 191 total yards and gathered 8 sacks!! Against Stanford last week, the Demon Deacons were sacked 5 times. In Wake Forests' last 2 games they have given up an average of 500 total yards/game to Duke and Stanford. I see Florida St scoring close to everytime they have the ball on offense and there is no reason why this Seminole team won't put up over 500 + total yards on total offense saturday. Wake QB Tanner Price will be facing a Florida St defense that leads the nation in sacks. 6'3" 234 pound star sophmore Brandon Jenkins will be reaping havoch all day long. Expect Senior QB Christion Ponder to have a career day here. Florida St rolls in Tallahassee 52-21
Florida -14 ($550 to win $500) Lets get to the numbers! Kentucky ranks 13th in the country in total offense and 12th in the country in total defense. Kentucky ranks 1st in the SEC in total defense, however not so fast....The Wildcats have played Akron who ranks 109th in the country in offense and 102nd in the country in defense, Western Kentucky who ranks 112th in total defense and they barely beat Louisville in week 1 (23-16). Florida played Tennessee in tennessee last week, a team who ranks 34th in the country in total defense, and won by 2 TD's. In this game, the Gators had 6 sacks and held the Vols to 11 first downs. Florida had an even offensive attack gathering over 150 yrds passing and rushing. The week prior, the Gators played a scrappy So Florida team and won by 3 TD's. In the past two contests between these two teams, the Gators have outscored Kentucky 104-12. Last years drubbing 41-7 and the year before that 63-5. The reason why this line is only -14 is because the perception is Kentucky is a top offensive and defensive team. This year, Kentucky QB Mike Harline has completed 72% of his passes, has not thrown an interception, and has only been sacked 1 time. The Kentucky defense has recorded 9 sacks on the season. From just a pure numbers standpoint, this looks like its gonna be a somewhat close game. Not so. The Gators will take over the #1 rank in the SEC in total DF after this game shuting down the Wildcat offense while shoving the ball down their throats all game long. If Western Kentucky can put up 28 points, the Gators will double that. Gators in another lopsided victory 56-17
Sat Sept 18th
Indiana -22.5 ($440 to win $400) In last years meeting between these two teams Indiana QB Ben Chappell threw for 2 TD's in the Hoosiers 38-21 win at Akron. Akron QB Matt Rodgers had 4 INT's in a miserable overall performance by the Zipps. This year Matt Rodgers has taken a back seat to sophmore QB Patrick Nicely who has not faired much better. Nicely has completed just 40% of his passes while being sacked 11 times. Akron lost to Syracuse in week 1 by 26pts, Kentucky last week by 37, and lost to Div I-AA Gardner-Webb in week 2. Akron ranks 109th in the country in offense and 102nd in defense. Indiana played Western Kentucky last week and held the Hilltoppers to 144 yrds/rushing and 144yrds/passing. I don't expect Akron to do much better here offensively or defensively considering they rank worse in both offensive and defensive categories than Indiana's last week opponent. Indiana gets tuned up before their date with 21st ranked Michigan next week. QB Ben Chappell and the Hoosiers in a laugher, 49-10
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