[Cheme82]

Has anyone noticed this prop paying plus money on an interception but charging juice on a fumble? This is for both NFL and College.

I only have the total number of TO's for both of these and the interceptions outnumber the fumbles (about 57% to 43% on both pro and college football).

The only thing I can think of is some teams falling behind by a larger margin the later it gets in the game; throwing more, and so a large number of the interceptions coming later in the game (hence not being the first turnover of the game).

Anyone has any insight on this?

[Smartmoney87]

Has anyone noticed this prop paying plus money on an interception but charging juice on a fumble? This is for both NFL and College.

I only have the total number of TO's for both of these and the interceptions outnumber the fumbles (about 57% to 43% on both pro and college football).

The only thing I can think of is some teams falling behind by a larger margin the later it gets in the game; throwing more, and so a large number of the interceptions coming later in the game (hence not being the first turnover of the game).

Anyone has any insight on this?

I like the path your looking down. Have you tried correlating INT/FUM in relation to 1st/2nd half and a step further NCAA/NFL?