I stumbled over this in Marc Lawrence's 2009 playbook. I looked at some of the games that fit already this season, and to be perfectly honest, the system has only gone 2-3 ytd. However, it seems like this system starts paying off towards the end of the season. Here it is, feedback welcome.
-" A play occurs whenever we find a college football home dog playing with a week of rest. That's because these refreshed home pups are 345-276-10 on the blind since 1980. They really kick it up when playing off a win as home dogs in a conference game with rest , going 104-62-4 ATS. In fact, these teams are at their best when we- PLAY ON ANY COLLEGE FOOTBALL HOME DOG WITH REST OFF A WIN VERSUS A CONFERENCE OPPONENT IN GAME 4 OR LATER IN THE SEASON. That's confirmed by the fact that teams in this role are 96-46-4 ATS, including 52-20 ATS when hosting a foe off a SUATS win. We really get these teams' attention by turning our 52-20 ATS situation into an 18-1 ATS beauty-simply by using a sub .500 home dog."
Food for thought: Stanford is a 5 pt. home dog this week off their week of rest vs. Oregon, and both teams are coming off wins. This would fit into the 52-20 ATS system.
I also look at the previous "matches" this year, and the only game that fit the 18-1 system was:
San Diego State +17 vs. BYU. BYU won 38-28 meaning the Aztecs covered
Take it for what its worth. I'm a huge trends player, and I'll certainly be "watching this system closely" the rest of the season.
To All!
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I stumbled over this in Marc Lawrence's 2009 playbook. I looked at some of the games that fit already this season, and to be perfectly honest, the system has only gone 2-3 ytd. However, it seems like this system starts paying off towards the end of the season. Here it is, feedback welcome.
-" A play occurs whenever we find a college football home dog playing with a week of rest. That's because these refreshed home pups are 345-276-10 on the blind since 1980. They really kick it up when playing off a win as home dogs in a conference game with rest , going 104-62-4 ATS. In fact, these teams are at their best when we- PLAY ON ANY COLLEGE FOOTBALL HOME DOG WITH REST OFF A WIN VERSUS A CONFERENCE OPPONENT IN GAME 4 OR LATER IN THE SEASON. That's confirmed by the fact that teams in this role are 96-46-4 ATS, including 52-20 ATS when hosting a foe off a SUATS win. We really get these teams' attention by turning our 52-20 ATS situation into an 18-1 ATS beauty-simply by using a sub .500 home dog."
Food for thought: Stanford is a 5 pt. home dog this week off their week of rest vs. Oregon, and both teams are coming off wins. This would fit into the 52-20 ATS system.
I also look at the previous "matches" this year, and the only game that fit the 18-1 system was:
San Diego State +17 vs. BYU. BYU won 38-28 meaning the Aztecs covered
Take it for what its worth. I'm a huge trends player, and I'll certainly be "watching this system closely" the rest of the season.
Oregon look very good against USC last week. Would be pretty hard to bet against them after that game, but that is a very interesting trend there. Very possible Oregon could have a let down game after the big win against USC.
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Oregon look very good against USC last week. Would be pretty hard to bet against them after that game, but that is a very interesting trend there. Very possible Oregon could have a let down game after the big win against USC.
I agree, I'd have a hard time betting against this Oregon team at this point. I'll probably sit back and track this the next couple of weeks and go from there. Maybe a small play on Stanford Saturday for shits n giggles
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I agree, I'd have a hard time betting against this Oregon team at this point. I'll probably sit back and track this the next couple of weeks and go from there. Maybe a small play on Stanford Saturday for shits n giggles
Thursday night we have Rutgers at home catching a point from South Florida. Rutgers is coming off a last second victory at UCONN in Week 9 , while South Florida is coming off a big home upset of West Virginia. Play on Rutgers.
Now on to Saturday....since 1980 only 20 games have matched this system going 19-1 ATS. Well, this week we stumble onto another play. We have Mississippi State coming off a big road win at Kentucky in Week 9, getting 13 pts from Alabama, who's coming off a home win vs LSU. Play on Mississippi State.
GL to all!
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Week 10 result: Stanford
Week 11 "Very Interesting Trend Plays"
Thursday night we have Rutgers at home catching a point from South Florida. Rutgers is coming off a last second victory at UCONN in Week 9 , while South Florida is coming off a big home upset of West Virginia. Play on Rutgers.
Now on to Saturday....since 1980 only 20 games have matched this system going 19-1 ATS. Well, this week we stumble onto another play. We have Mississippi State coming off a big road win at Kentucky in Week 9, getting 13 pts from Alabama, who's coming off a home win vs LSU. Play on Mississippi State.
Maybe because USF is coming off a bye??? Wasn't the team that is a road fave supposed to be coming off a SU/ATS win from the previous week? That's what I took from his trend.
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Maybe because USF is coming off a bye??? Wasn't the team that is a road fave supposed to be coming off a SU/ATS win from the previous week? That's what I took from his trend.
System went just 1-1 last weekend. Wish Miss St would've showed up! Just looked through this weekends games, and no matchups qualified this week. Good luck to all and I'll be back next week if there are any games that fit.
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System went just 1-1 last weekend. Wish Miss St would've showed up! Just looked through this weekends games, and no matchups qualified this week. Good luck to all and I'll be back next week if there are any games that fit.
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