This is my first year of using a system. I just posted this info as a comment to an article on the front page .. then found the forums. So I figured I would repost here and see if anyone has any comments.
I do a simple comparison of Pass Y/A OFF versus OPP DEF and Rush Y/A OFF versus OPP DEF.
I have correctly picked the following upsets recently using these basic calculations and stat comparisons:
Navy defeats Wake Forest (22 pt spread) underdog wins Boise State defeats Oregon (11 pt spread) underdog wins
New Mexico State defeats Nevada (19.5 pt spread) underdog wins Oklahoma State defeats Missouri (14 pt spread) underdog wins
Here is an example of how I calculated Oklahoma State to beat Missouri STRAIGHT UP!
OP OR DP DR P R
Oklahoma St. 11.5 6.1 4.9 4.5 23 42
Missouri 10.2 5.9 6.6 2.7 45 16
P= OP Rank + DP Rank compared to all other games (low = good) R= OR Rank + DR Rank compared to all other games (low = good)
I weight PASS @ 2.5x RUN
So OSU was favored 22 Rank points in Passing x 2.5 = 55 MIZZ was favored by 26 Rank points in Rushing = -26
So OSU was favored by 29 Rank points which isn't a large margin (range from 0.5 to 149.5 margin) - but enough to win the game.
I picked 30/36 Straight Up winners this week.
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Just found this site today - greetings..
This is my first year of using a system. I just posted this info as a comment to an article on the front page .. then found the forums. So I figured I would repost here and see if anyone has any comments.
I do a simple comparison of Pass Y/A OFF versus OPP DEF and Rush Y/A OFF versus OPP DEF.
I have correctly picked the following upsets recently using these basic calculations and stat comparisons:
Navy defeats Wake Forest (22 pt spread) underdog wins Boise State defeats Oregon (11 pt spread) underdog wins
New Mexico State defeats Nevada (19.5 pt spread) underdog wins Oklahoma State defeats Missouri (14 pt spread) underdog wins
Here is an example of how I calculated Oklahoma State to beat Missouri STRAIGHT UP!
OP OR DP DR P R
Oklahoma St. 11.5 6.1 4.9 4.5 23 42
Missouri 10.2 5.9 6.6 2.7 45 16
P= OP Rank + DP Rank compared to all other games (low = good) R= OR Rank + DR Rank compared to all other games (low = good)
I weight PASS @ 2.5x RUN
So OSU was favored 22 Rank points in Passing x 2.5 = 55 MIZZ was favored by 26 Rank points in Rushing = -26
So OSU was favored by 29 Rank points which isn't a large margin (range from 0.5 to 149.5 margin) - but enough to win the game.
This is my first year of using a system. I just posted this info as a comment to an article on the front page .. then found the forums. So I figured I would repost here and see if anyone has any comments.
I do a simple comparison of Pass Y/A OFF versus OPP DEF and Rush Y/A OFF versus OPP DEF.
I have correctly picked the following upsets recently using these basic calculations and stat comparisons:
Navy defeats Wake Forest (22 pt spread) underdog wins Boise State defeats Oregon (11 pt spread) underdog wins
New Mexico State defeats Nevada (19.5 pt spread) underdog wins Oklahoma State defeats Missouri (14 pt spread) underdog wins
Here is an example of how I calculated Oklahoma State to beat Missouri STRAIGHT UP!
OP OR DP DR P R
Oklahoma St. 11.5 6.1 4.9 4.5 23 42
Missouri 10.2 5.9 6.6 2.7 45 16
P= OP Rank + DP Rank compared to all other games (low = good) R= OR Rank + DR Rank compared to all other games (low = good)
I weight PASS @ 2.5x RUN
So OSU was favored 22 Rank points in Passing x 2.5 = 55 MIZZ was favored by 26 Rank points in Rushing = -26
So OSU was favored by 29 Rank points which isn't a large margin (range from 0.5 to 149.5 margin) - but enough to win the game.
I picked 30/36 Straight Up winners this week.
Very Interesting. Will you be posting your plays?
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Quote Originally Posted by abooth413:
Just found this site today - greetings..
This is my first year of using a system. I just posted this info as a comment to an article on the front page .. then found the forums. So I figured I would repost here and see if anyone has any comments.
I do a simple comparison of Pass Y/A OFF versus OPP DEF and Rush Y/A OFF versus OPP DEF.
I have correctly picked the following upsets recently using these basic calculations and stat comparisons:
Navy defeats Wake Forest (22 pt spread) underdog wins Boise State defeats Oregon (11 pt spread) underdog wins
New Mexico State defeats Nevada (19.5 pt spread) underdog wins Oklahoma State defeats Missouri (14 pt spread) underdog wins
Here is an example of how I calculated Oklahoma State to beat Missouri STRAIGHT UP!
OP OR DP DR P R
Oklahoma St. 11.5 6.1 4.9 4.5 23 42
Missouri 10.2 5.9 6.6 2.7 45 16
P= OP Rank + DP Rank compared to all other games (low = good) R= OR Rank + DR Rank compared to all other games (low = good)
I weight PASS @ 2.5x RUN
So OSU was favored 22 Rank points in Passing x 2.5 = 55 MIZZ was favored by 26 Rank points in Rushing = -26
So OSU was favored by 29 Rank points which isn't a large margin (range from 0.5 to 149.5 margin) - but enough to win the game.
30 out of 36 winners is impressive. I'd like to see your posted plays and reasoning behind them with this system.
It doesn't look like I'm going to have time to put together my NCAA until tuesday or wednesday... but I will post all of my data here when I do...
To be fair about the 30/36 ... they were just winners - not ATS.. and this week there weren't many upsets... although I did pick 2 of the big upsets for the week.
What I'm trying to learn is when to bet single bets, when to bet parlays, and teasers... even though I've picked some ridiculous upsets this year correctly, I haven't won much $ because I combine my upsets with what I consider "sure things" (haha - i know) ... in a parlay.. and end up losing
anyway - I'll be back tomorrow or wednesday with my NCAA picks for saturday
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Quote Originally Posted by madashman:
30 out of 36 winners is impressive. I'd like to see your posted plays and reasoning behind them with this system.
It doesn't look like I'm going to have time to put together my NCAA until tuesday or wednesday... but I will post all of my data here when I do...
To be fair about the 30/36 ... they were just winners - not ATS.. and this week there weren't many upsets... although I did pick 2 of the big upsets for the week.
What I'm trying to learn is when to bet single bets, when to bet parlays, and teasers... even though I've picked some ridiculous upsets this year correctly, I haven't won much $ because I combine my upsets with what I consider "sure things" (haha - i know) ... in a parlay.. and end up losing
anyway - I'll be back tomorrow or wednesday with my NCAA picks for saturday
if this works for any games you could start looking at 3 point dogs and taking them on money lines just bet to win 1 unit if you lose bet the next game plus line to win a unit plus money back.....
Team A +3 ML +150 Team B -3 ML -160 bet team A on ML .67 to win 1 unit if you lose go to next game..........
Team C +4.5 ML +160 Team D -4.5 ML -180 bet team C on ML 105 to win 1.67
make sense?
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if this works for any games you could start looking at 3 point dogs and taking them on money lines just bet to win 1 unit if you lose bet the next game plus line to win a unit plus money back.....
Team A +3 ML +150 Team B -3 ML -160 bet team A on ML .67 to win 1 unit if you lose go to next game..........
Team C +4.5 ML +160 Team D -4.5 ML -180 bet team C on ML 105 to win 1.67
The number in the first column is the confidence rank of the winner straight up based on the statistics I review. So I'm saying the winner of row 50 is favored by a VERY narrow margin.
The WINNER is just the straight up winner. The SPREAD is just there for reference - see explanations of side notes below.
*** I have to split this into multiple posts because it exceeds the 7800 Character Limit***
Washington St.
USC
-42.5
Washington
Oregon St.
-16
Michigan
Penn St.
-24.5
Syracuse
South Florida
-24
UNLV
Air Force
-4
Air Force
Toledo
Northern Illinois
-9.5
Virginia
North Carolina
-4.5
North Carolina
Clemson
Georgia Tech
-2.5
Georgia Tech
Texas A&M
Texas Tech
-20.5
UTEP
Tulsa
-18
Virginia Tech
Boston Coll.
-3
Boston Coll
Hawaii
Boise St.
-23.5
Vanderbilt
Georgia
-14.5
LA Lafayette
Arkansas St.
3
Ark St – MONEYLINE
Duke
Miami (Fl)
-3
Miami Fl
Middle Tenn. St.
Louisville
-14.5
Iowa St.
Nebraska
-8
Colorado
Kansas St.
3.5
Kansas St – MONEYLINE
Army
Buffalo
-12
Colorado St.
Utah
-21.5
Utah St.
Nevada
-22
Rutgers
Connecticut
-1
Conn
Mississippi
Alabama
-12
Miami (Oh)
Bowling Green
-9.5
Mississippi St.
Tennessee
-7.5
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Here are my picks for this week.
The number in the first column is the confidence rank of the winner straight up based on the statistics I review. So I'm saying the winner of row 50 is favored by a VERY narrow margin.
The WINNER is just the straight up winner. The SPREAD is just there for reference - see explanations of side notes below.
*** I have to split this into multiple posts because it exceeds the 7800 Character Limit***
Near the top you see teams that I would play to COVER because they have a large statistical advantage and don't have to cover much.
The 2 MONEYLINE picks are underdogs to win. This week, I don't see any big upsets in my rankings. If they were big dogs I would consider also making a bet with the points (like last week New Mexico State +19.5 when my rankings had them favored to win - so taking the points was a VERY confident play).
I added 3 TEASER picks in there this time - something new. My thinking here is that I have them 'slightly' favored to win in an upset, but adding 6-7 points to the 4-7 they already have could strengthen the play.
And also towards the bottom you will see some picks for underdogs I have projected to LOSE the game but could cover because the spread is so high and the statistical matchup suggests otherwise. (another consideration for teaser play)
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To Wrap up... these are my 48 winners for the weekend.. but I would only say the top 35 listed are what I would consider "My Picks" - the others are close matchups - and I would consider other factors on those.
I look forward to seeing how this turns out - this is the first time I've posted my picks anywhere.
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North Texas
LA Monroe
-17.5
Indiana
Illinois
-15.5
Rice
Southern Miss
2
Baylor
Oklahoma St.
-17
South Carolina
LSU
-2
Michigan St.
Ohio St.
-3
East. Michigan
Akron
-4.5
Texas
Missouri
4
*Mizz Teas
Kansas
Oklahoma
-20
Kansas
Maryland
Wake Forest
-2.5
Idaho
Louisiana Tech
-20.5
Idaho
Pittsburgh
Navy
2.5
UCLA
Stanford
-2.5
Purdue
Northwestern
-4
Arizona
California
-2.5
Memphis
East Carolina
-8
San Diego St.
New Mexico
-14.5
San Diego
Troy
Florida Intl.
9.5
*Fla Atl Teas
West. Kentucky
Florida Atlantic
-2.5
Kentucky
Arkansas
7.5
*Ark Tease
UAB
Marshall
-3
New Mexico St.
San Jose St.
-2
Near the top you see teams that I would play to COVER because they have a large statistical advantage and don't have to cover much.
The 2 MONEYLINE picks are underdogs to win. This week, I don't see any big upsets in my rankings. If they were big dogs I would consider also making a bet with the points (like last week New Mexico State +19.5 when my rankings had them favored to win - so taking the points was a VERY confident play).
I added 3 TEASER picks in there this time - something new. My thinking here is that I have them 'slightly' favored to win in an upset, but adding 6-7 points to the 4-7 they already have could strengthen the play.
And also towards the bottom you will see some picks for underdogs I have projected to LOSE the game but could cover because the spread is so high and the statistical matchup suggests otherwise. (another consideration for teaser play)
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To Wrap up... these are my 48 winners for the weekend.. but I would only say the top 35 listed are what I would consider "My Picks" - the others are close matchups - and I would consider other factors on those.
I look forward to seeing how this turns out - this is the first time I've posted my picks anywhere.
last note... the first column didn't paste.. so the first part about the RANK might not make sense. But the games are still listed in order of confidence...
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last note... the first column didn't paste.. so the first part about the RANK might not make sense. But the games are still listed in order of confidence...
Is there any way you can explain your system a little more. obviously the results speak for themselves and im a believer in it. im just having a hard time understand what all the abbreviations mean. if you could "dumb it down" for me i would greatly appreciate it.
thank you.
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Is there any way you can explain your system a little more. obviously the results speak for themselves and im a believer in it. im just having a hard time understand what all the abbreviations mean. if you could "dumb it down" for me i would greatly appreciate it.
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