Just pulled the trigger!
BAL +3
1. Homefield Advantage - OK, not a secret and a small concern.
2. Better Coaching - I think the head coach is better but I'm not so certain Cameron & Ryan is all that bad.
3. Nope, I'm not blind, but I think you are. "Flacco doesn't look good 9 completions" . . . . since when do successful handicappers use a sample size of 1 game???? Here's my favorite rebuttal to people who say Flacco is a rookie or not good . . . . COLLINS SUCKS!!!! LOOK AT HIS CAREER QB RATING AND LOOK AT HIS 2008 QB RATING!!!! COLLINS IS THE ONE THAT DOESN'T LOOK GOOD!!!!
4. Baltimore's losses to Pitt & Tenn had a COMBINED score differential after 4 quarters of 7 points (2.34 points average). 1 Game in OT, 1 game with a very controversial TD call w/ less than 2 minutes left, and the Tenn loss was w/ less than 2:00 left and aided by phantom/controversial Pass Int. call. The "luck" factor played a part in each of those games. Using it for handicapping purposes is ridiculous. AND THE MOST FUNNY IS THAT YOU'RE USING THESE GAMES AND THE RAVENS LOST BY 3, 4, & 3 POINTS IN EACH OF THEM . . . . SO, YOUR ARGUMENT HELPS MINE BY SAYING TAKE THE POINTS!
5. Complete nonsense. Not sure if you know this or not, but even Tennessee players who just had a bye week (and a normal bye week later in the regular season) is complaining about bruises, sprains, etc.
6. This statement is completely irrelevant and laughable. First, some players aren't even aware of the spread or even understand it. Don't start in by saying I'm a complete idiot if I don't think players don't pay attention to it. I know this. But, the same amount that do pay attention to it, don't! Second, what does it matter? So what? Let's assume the ridiculous proposition that Tennessee does care, what are they going to do now???? Play harder???? Poison Ray Lewis???? Stick Ed Reed Voodoo dolls with pins???? I mean, what will this information do to effect the game?
Hey, who knows . . . . maybe Tennessee wins and covers this game. But the reasons that you're giving are NOT the reasons this will happen if it does happen. These approaches to handicapping that you're listing is laughable and I am definitely NOT blind.
1. Homefield Advantage - OK, not a secret and a small concern.
2. Better Coaching - I think the head coach is better but I'm not so certain Cameron & Ryan is all that bad.
3. Nope, I'm not blind, but I think you are. "Flacco doesn't look good 9 completions" . . . . since when do successful handicappers use a sample size of 1 game???? Here's my favorite rebuttal to people who say Flacco is a rookie or not good . . . . COLLINS SUCKS!!!! LOOK AT HIS CAREER QB RATING AND LOOK AT HIS 2008 QB RATING!!!! COLLINS IS THE ONE THAT DOESN'T LOOK GOOD!!!!
4. Baltimore's losses to Pitt & Tenn had a COMBINED score differential after 4 quarters of 7 points (2.34 points average). 1 Game in OT, 1 game with a very controversial TD call w/ less than 2 minutes left, and the Tenn loss was w/ less than 2:00 left and aided by phantom/controversial Pass Int. call. The "luck" factor played a part in each of those games. Using it for handicapping purposes is ridiculous. AND THE MOST FUNNY IS THAT YOU'RE USING THESE GAMES AND THE RAVENS LOST BY 3, 4, & 3 POINTS IN EACH OF THEM . . . . SO, YOUR ARGUMENT HELPS MINE BY SAYING TAKE THE POINTS!
5. Complete nonsense. Not sure if you know this or not, but even Tennessee players who just had a bye week (and a normal bye week later in the regular season) is complaining about bruises, sprains, etc.
6. This statement is completely irrelevant and laughable. First, some players aren't even aware of the spread or even understand it. Don't start in by saying I'm a complete idiot if I don't think players don't pay attention to it. I know this. But, the same amount that do pay attention to it, don't! Second, what does it matter? So what? Let's assume the ridiculous proposition that Tennessee does care, what are they going to do now???? Play harder???? Poison Ray Lewis???? Stick Ed Reed Voodoo dolls with pins???? I mean, what will this information do to effect the game?
Hey, who knows . . . . maybe Tennessee wins and covers this game. But the reasons that you're giving are NOT the reasons this will happen if it does happen. These approaches to handicapping that you're listing is laughable and I am definitely NOT blind.
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