Week 3 NCAA Football Picks - The Chart

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  • nep1293
    SBR Sharp
    • 01-27-07
    • 443

    #1
    Week 3 NCAA Football Picks - The Chart
    To make it easier to follow and avoid confusion I am going to highlight only the official picks in the list of games. So I won't update with picks on gameday. Opening lines will be used. I haven't even seen updated lines so I don't even know what has moved so far. This should make it easier for all to follow (and for me)

    There were a few oversights last week (Akron and Georgia) so the numbers are slightly updated from Week 2

    LAST WEEK
    Official Picks (14-16-1 , 46.67%)
    Over 50% Picks (20-28-2 , 41.67%)

    YEARLY
    Official Picks (28-22-1 , 56.00%)
    Over 50% Picks (47-45-2 , 51.09%)
  • nep1293
    SBR Sharp
    • 01-27-07
    • 443

    #2
    Week 3

    West Virginia @ Maryland (+15.5) .....55.08%
    TCU (-8) @ Air Force .....51.08%
    Oklahoma St @ Troy (+10.5) .....55.73%
    Illinois @ Syracuse (+10.5) .....55.73%
    Temple @ Connecticut (-30.5) .....58.98%
    Virginia (+3.5) @ North Carolina .....60.99%
    Buffalo @ Penn St (-34) .....54.30%
    Mississippi @ Vanderbilt (-5.5) .....54.18%
    Mississippi St @ Auburn (-13.5) .....56.42%
    Central Michigan @ Purdue (-20.5) .....56.31%
    Cincinnati (-8) @ Miami,OH .....51.08%
    Ohio (+17.5) @ Virginia Tech .....53.32%
    Iowa (-16) @ Iowa St .....53.49%
    Toledo @ Kansas (-22) .....58.93%
    Eastern Michigan @ Northern Illinois (-14.5) .....57.50%
    Army @ Wake Forest (-21.5) .....57.87%
    Tennessee (+8) @ Florida .....50.83%
    Notre Dame (+9.5) @ Michigan .....51.51%
    Utah St (+47) @ Oklahoma .....63.73%
    Fresno St (+16) @ Oregon .....51.95%
    Pittsburgh (+8) @ Michigan St .....50.83%
    Ohio St (-3.5) @ Washington .....50.49%
    Texas @ UCF (+20) .....55.99%
    Louisiana Tech @ California (-33.5) .....50.72%
    UCLA @ Utah (+12.5) .....55.10%
    Ball St @ Navy (-5.5) .....54.18%
    Akron (+11.5) @ Indiana .....52.89%
    Southern Mississippi @ East Carolina (-1).....52.32%
    Western Michigan @ Missouri (-20.5) .....56.31%
    Idaho (+26) @ Washington St .....58.36%
    Houston @ Tulane (+15) .....55.08%
    Louisville @ Kentucky (+7.5) .....53.60%
    Arkansas (+3.5) @ Alabama .....60.99%
    Boston College @ Georgia Tech (-7) .....51.09%
    Duke (+16.5) @ Northwestern ..... 51.95%
    Texas Tech (-28) @ Rice .....58.12%
    USC (-9.5) @ Nebraska .....51.26%
    UTEP @ New Mexico St (-6.5) .....58.52%
    Wyoming @ Boise St (-13.5) .....56.42%
    BYU @ Tulsa (+7.5) .....53.60%
    Hawaii (-17) @ UNLV .....54.03%
    Florida St @ Colorado (+4) .....51.49%
    San Diego St (+27.5) @ Arizona St .....55.06%
    New Mexico (+10) @ Arizona .....53.07%
    San Jose St @ Stanford (-7.5) .....59.00%
    Florida International @ Miami, FL (-33.5) .....50.72%
    Louisiana-Monroe @ Texas A&M (-25) .....54.40%
    SMU (+3.5) @ Arkansas St .....60.99%
    Minnesota @ Florida Atlantic (+10) .....55.73%
    MTSU @ LSU (-41.5) .....59.96%
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    • Willie Bee
      SBR Posting Legend
      • 02-14-06
      • 15726

      #3
      Good stuff again, nep. I'll be taking points and fading Texas A&M again this week
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      • nep1293
        SBR Sharp
        • 01-27-07
        • 443

        #4
        Records by Percent

        I went through the numbers from the first 2 weeks to see where the Wins and Losses are coming from

        These are the records by the designated percent. 50% includes everything up to 50.99. 51-51.99 and so on


        50% (0-6)
        51% (4-5)
        52% (6-4)
        53% (6-2-1)
        54% (5-6)
        55% (2-2)
        56% (2-2)
        57% (3-5)
        58% (9-2)
        59% (3-1)
        60% (2-3-1)
        61% (3-3)
        62% (1-1)
        63% (1-0)
        64% (0-1)

        I'll probably keep track of this over the next few weeks to see if it helps break down the data further. 58% and above is 19-11 so if that continues I might try to focus on those games while increasing my bet size.
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        • nep1293
          SBR Sharp
          • 01-27-07
          • 443

          #5
          Finished week 3 14-11. Boise was a tough loss and I did get New Mexico St at -5 so I pushed that game. 42-33 (56%) on the year. I would like to get that up to 58%, but for the most part we're on schedule for a fairly profitable season.


          I should be able to get Week 4 up sometime tonight.
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          • austintx05
            SBR MVP
            • 08-24-06
            • 3156

            #6
            I am not following this system....how does it work again?

            Thanks
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            • nep1293
              SBR Sharp
              • 01-27-07
              • 443

              #7
              Originally posted by austintx05
              I am not following this system....how does it work again?

              Thanks
              Sports betting and handicapping forum: discuss picks, odds, and predictions for upcoming games and results on latest bets.


              You can read up on it from that post.

              But real simply, I take the opening lines and track W/L records based on those lines. I add a slight mathematical adjustment and come up with expected win % you see next to the games.

              Games 55% and above are usually used as "official" picks.
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              • hhsilver
                SBR Hall of Famer
                • 06-07-07
                • 7375

                #8
                Utah St (+47) @ Oklahoma .....63.73% USU is your pick
                MTSU @ LSU (-41.5) .....59.96% LSU is your pick

                Do you really have enough data at these kind of lines to believe that these %'s mean anything. In both cases fav is home team. I realize 41.5 is less than 6 tds and 47 is almost 7 tds, but still...

                I know you go back years, but I am curious as to how many games at these lines you have in your data?

                Also, you have >>>>Ohio (+17.5) @ Virginia Tech .....53.32%

                Did Ohio become a play for you ? The line went to about 22.
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                • nep1293
                  SBR Sharp
                  • 01-27-07
                  • 443

                  #9
                  Originally posted by hhsilver
                  Utah St (+47) @ Oklahoma .....63.73% USU is your pick
                  MTSU @ LSU (-41.5) .....59.96% LSU is your pick

                  Do you really have enough data at these kind of lines to believe that these %'s mean anything. In both cases fav is home team. I realize 41.5 is less than 6 tds and 47 is almost 7 tds, but still...

                  I know you go back years, but I am curious as to how many games at these lines you have in your data?

                  Also, you have >>>>Ohio (+17.5) @ Virginia Tech .....53.32%

                  Did Ohio become a play for you ? The line went to about 22.

                  Anything over a 35 point spread aren't as strong of a play as the others. For those I lump them together.. 35-41 points is 1 bracket. Anything 42 and over is another. LSU had more data than Utah St. So even though it didn't have a higher % it was probably a better play. Utah St only had 12 games I was working with, but the big underdogs went 8-4 so I still felt it was worth a shot. LSU had almost 60 games in that 35-41 bracket.


                  I did play Ohio, but it did not count as an official play. I don't like to let the line movement make something a play or take it away from being a play. It was kind of the same thing wth Kansas. That line went crazy and by game time it was out of the 55% barrier. The opening lines are the only lines I use to determine making anything a official play.

                  I bet another 13 games yesterday in addition to the 25 "official plays". But I only will count the official plays in my season record.
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