I'm gonna use this week to see how the method plays out as a preview of this years Bowl games.
This week is a hard week to judge the method I'm gonna use because it's the last regular season games and there will be teams playing for their lives and others who just show up and be done with this season. I just want to see how this goes in general, not taking anything else into account, just numbers.
The picks will be divided into groups with last years results for each group.
4-0.............S/U 18-1 - ATS 15-4
3-1...............S/U 10-3 - ATS 8-5
2-2......... ....S/U 2-5 - ATS 2-5
1-3...............S/U 1-4 - ATS 1-4
0-4..............S/U 0-1 - ATS 0-1
Tuesday-Friday Games
4-0.............S/U 18-1 - ATS 15-4(PLAY ON)
BGreen-14' at Mass
WMich-7' at EMich
Navy at Memphis-5'
Miss-7 at Miss St
Utah-12' at Kansas
Geo-13' at Geo Tech
Temple at N Texas-19'
Boise St-3' at Utah St
Indy-28' at Purdue
Ariz-2 at Ariz St
3-1...............S/U 10-3 - ATS 8-5 (PLAY ON)
Iowa-6 at Neb
SDST-1 at N Mex
2-2......... ....S/U 2-5 - ATS 2-5 (FADE)
Kent St at No Ill-5
AF at Col St+1'
TA&M-2' at Tex
1-3...............S/U 1-4 - ATS 1-4 (FADE)
Ohio at Buff+7
I know no one, who bets real money wants to just follow or fade blindly, so here's a little info on the method of making the picks.
SYSTEM METHOD:
DEFENSE WINS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Picks are the team with the higher ranking in TOTAL DEFENSE
Definiton of TOTAL DEFENSE
Opponent Total Yards Per Play (Yards per Attempt adjusted for strength of opposition)
Criteria to be a 4-0 pick
1- Higher ranked in Total Defense
2-Higher ranked in Offense Scoring Points per game (adjusted for strength of opponent)
3-Higher ranked in Defense Scoring Points allowed per game ( adjusted for strength of opponent)
4-?
EXAMPLE: Using the OHIO ST/MICH game on Saturday
Ohio St-10............(1).1........(2) 57.31...(3) -11.05...(4)...Yes
Michigan..............(1) 11......(2) 51.67...(3) -1.16.....(4)...XX
Ohio St-10 meets all criteria and is a 4-0 pick
Tomorrow I plan to do 2023-24 to see how it compares to last years results.
Loads of game on Saturday........
GL2A
This week is a hard week to judge the method I'm gonna use because it's the last regular season games and there will be teams playing for their lives and others who just show up and be done with this season. I just want to see how this goes in general, not taking anything else into account, just numbers.
The picks will be divided into groups with last years results for each group.
4-0.............S/U 18-1 - ATS 15-4
3-1...............S/U 10-3 - ATS 8-5
2-2......... ....S/U 2-5 - ATS 2-5
1-3...............S/U 1-4 - ATS 1-4
0-4..............S/U 0-1 - ATS 0-1
Tuesday-Friday Games
4-0.............S/U 18-1 - ATS 15-4(PLAY ON)
BGreen-14' at Mass
WMich-7' at EMich
Navy at Memphis-5'
Miss-7 at Miss St
Utah-12' at Kansas
Geo-13' at Geo Tech
Temple at N Texas-19'
Boise St-3' at Utah St
Indy-28' at Purdue
Ariz-2 at Ariz St
3-1...............S/U 10-3 - ATS 8-5 (PLAY ON)
Iowa-6 at Neb
SDST-1 at N Mex
2-2......... ....S/U 2-5 - ATS 2-5 (FADE)
Kent St at No Ill-5
AF at Col St+1'
TA&M-2' at Tex
1-3...............S/U 1-4 - ATS 1-4 (FADE)
Ohio at Buff+7
I know no one, who bets real money wants to just follow or fade blindly, so here's a little info on the method of making the picks.
SYSTEM METHOD:
DEFENSE WINS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Picks are the team with the higher ranking in TOTAL DEFENSE
Definiton of TOTAL DEFENSE
Opponent Total Yards Per Play (Yards per Attempt adjusted for strength of opposition)
Criteria to be a 4-0 pick
1- Higher ranked in Total Defense
2-Higher ranked in Offense Scoring Points per game (adjusted for strength of opponent)
3-Higher ranked in Defense Scoring Points allowed per game ( adjusted for strength of opponent)
4-?
EXAMPLE: Using the OHIO ST/MICH game on Saturday
Ohio St-10............(1).1........(2) 57.31...(3) -11.05...(4)...Yes
Michigan..............(1) 11......(2) 51.67...(3) -1.16.....(4)...XX
Ohio St-10 meets all criteria and is a 4-0 pick
Tomorrow I plan to do 2023-24 to see how it compares to last years results.
Loads of game on Saturday........
GL2A
Neva mind dah