Beware of the Chalk

While I tend to agree with week 1 chalk caution, Auburn is a complete train wreck at the moment.  Clemson is by far my top play of the week.

VegasJason - Above is your post from 7/26 (formatting may be goofed-up but it is your exact verbatim post) telling us all how big your bankroll is (which none of us believe and it doesn't matter anyway) and how you bet it.  It's this garbage that folks on here, especially the ones who have been around here for a while and know what they are doing, are calling you out on.

If you are such a great capper, why do you love huge favorites, especially lines that have moved by a touchdown or more?  What you don't seem to understand, and what BookieAssassin was trying to point out to you, is that you have bet many of these contests at the worst numbers possible!  The point is, and I will type real slow so maybe you will understand: IF you knew what you were doing, you would not have bet many of the games you have told us about.

For instance, I'm down on Hoosiers at -3.0 and got down as soon as the line was posted.  NO WAY would I play it at -9.0.  The value is all but gone.  In fact if the line crosses 10.0, I will think very hard about middling the contest.

The lines on the first week's FBS games have been up for about a month, longer in other places.  Don't you think, by now, sharps and squares alike have hammered these lines to the point that most lines offer NO VALUE?!?!

Instead of getting butt-hurt at how someone presents something to you, who is actually trying to help, stop for a few seconds and reread the post.  Because, I promise you, you are getting very valuable input, free of charge.

Let's conduct an experiment in order to see what you actually may know about handicapping college football contests.  How about you go through any of the regional football lines (not big games like Tide / Trojans (because the vast majority of line value is long gone), FBS, FBS/FCS or FCS, games that no one is talking about and handicap the crap out of it and tell us what line you like and WHY.

People are here to help, but you can't be a dikk