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In OSU's defense, he does bring up a compelling point.  Do you consider a neutral site a true road game?   It's hard for me to call it a true road game considering that one of the major factors of "crowd dominance" (home crowd) is not part of the equation.  In addition, the team you are playing on a neutral site is equally as foreign to the field as you are.  By definition, doesn't one team have to have a true home advantage for it to be considered a road game for the other?    

I am just curious what people thought of their unplugged performance.  I thought it was one of the most amazing performances I have ever seen!!  RIP Layne Staley!!!

Curiosity part II;   Has anyone seen their MTV Unplugged performance and not liked it?  I have yet to come across one

Great friggin list storm !!

Guns N Roses

Van Halen

Motley Crue

Oh, and Guns N Roses

That was easy!!

CMo256, you are a total puke !!  Why would YOU feel the need to post a response like that when someone is going through a tough time and looking for any kind of closure!  Total scumbag dude!  Im just floored by some of the audacity people have!  If I were a lesser man, I would say that it probably would of been better off if it were you that has passed away.  But I think that may be too harsh so I wont say that.....Im hoping this shot across the bow makes you realize that your comment was beyond uncalled for.  I just hope you are one of those people that can be honest with themselves and realize when they spoke out of line.  Anyways, my condolences to you raging.  Keep on keeping on my man!  And go anywhere and to anyone to get the kind of solace you seek in this hard time.  I commend you for your strength thus far!   

Supereagle, hell of a run!!  Hell of a run!!  This has been a lot of fun to watch,  I wanted to see if you planned on playing MLB runlines in regards to this system.  A good majority of MLB runlines pay +130 and up.  It seems like those kind of wagers would give you some extra runway because they pay out so much more and you are usually betting on the favored team to cover.  Thoughts?

BOS Red Sox were -1.5 and paid +170

Great logic to go by!  That really helped a lot of us out.........pondering.....pondering......and bam, theres the information I needed to make my selection with confidence.  " Well, it looks like everyone likes Miami.So what does that tell me"

Idiot

Brilliantly said!  I love people who "betted" a lot of money!    Jesus!

Am I the only one that misses that guy and his epic losses of mass proportions on his picks !?!?!  God damn that guy was awful!  Has there been any joebren/alias sightings of this guy?

808, I hate to be a jerk but I hope you know this game is played at a neutral site at the Georgia Dome....

I like PIT here all the way!  Gotta play the stats here.  Teams coming off a bye cover a significant amount of the time!  See below (quoted by docsports.com)

2008 - Actually, blindly betting teams coming off a bye last year would have been a pretty good idea as it turns out. Teams coming off a bye were 20-12 ATS last season. Four games were played between two bye teams, so if you take those out then bye teams playing non-bye teams were an impressive 16-8 ATS. It's not hard to make money betting when you are right two-thirds of the time. It also was a reasonably stable way to grow your bankroll - there were several break-even weekends (excluding the juice), but none that were flat-out losers. That seems pretty promising. But can it continue for another year?

2007 - Maybe handicapping the NFL is that easy after all. Teams coming off of a bye week were 19-12-1 ATS. That's a 61.3 percent winning clip - more than enough to make a healthy profit. There was one losing week this year - 2-4 ATS in week nine - but the season also ended off with a perfect 4-0 ATS week in week 11. Impressive, but it seems too good to last, doesn't it? We'd better check out one more year just to be sure.

2006 - Okay, this is becoming more and more convincing the more we look at it. In 2006, teams went 19-12-1 ATS in their first game after a bye week. Two games that season involved two teams coming off the bye, so excluding those the ATS record was an impressive 17-10-1 - a juicy 63 percent winning rate. That means that for each of the last three years you could have made a very healthy profit just by blindly betting on these teams.