[wizcodlifa]

what sites do you guys use to break down these games, especially right now for nfl/ NCAAF? even if ya have some good sites for mlb, nba, and college ball would be nice to!

THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO HELPS!

ill give ya some helps for some good info!

[guy Fawkes]

http://www.teamrankings.com/ Great for stast mining for both NFL/NCAAF

http://www.philsteele.com/Blogs/2013/JAN13/DBJan21.html Old date (Jan 21st) but still accurate, this can help particularly in the first 3-5 weeks of NCAAF to see which teams are getting depth back. Just remember, new doesn't always mean bad.

http://www.philsteele.com/Blogs/2013.../DBJune15.html Experience charts for NCAAF teams. Its a combined score of various aspects of a team. This shouldn't be the basis for a bet, but can be a nice quantification of teams that "have been there before".

http://www.rotoworld.com/teams/depth-charts/nfl.aspx Very useful depth charts to judge match-ups. Updated continuously.

And of course

http://espn.go.com/ Never be afraid to dig. Realistically, I spend between 40% and 50% of my research time just searching through player profiles. Good old-fashioned familiarity is an understated research tool, particularly in the NFL.

There are obviously many, many more, but every successful handicapper eventually finds there own niche resources and hordes them

[wizcodlifa]

thanks man i appreciate the help!

[guy Fawkes]

Always glad to help, but especially when people are asking the right questions.

Good luck to you this season and don't forget to sprinkle some of your new found wisdom on us at SBR.