2010-2011 NCAAF Season Thread

**El Degeneroso** · 07-26-10, 02:55 PM

Well obviously based on your winning percentage numbers and relative newness to this site most people (myself included) will be skeptical, but I certainly will pull be pulling for you, and everyone else here, this coming season. Good luck and I hope your run continues.

**BigdaddyQH** · 07-26-10, 03:11 PM

I will do better than that. I will call you out right here and now. I do not believe any of those stats, and I know you have no way of proving them. As a matter of fact, I will challenge you this season. Name your price,and do not give me any B.S. about $100.00/game. I am talking a minimum of a nickel a game. Now I know you do not have anything close to that kind of money. Hell, you only have 12 SBR points. But if you are as good as you claim (which is a flat out lie) you should have the money. Anyone who claims to have hit 83% ATS last season is a flat out liar. To say that you hit 84% over 5 years is so full of B.S. that you should be banned from this site. You have been called out, and I will be on your tail every step of the way this season, until I drive you out of here. You WILL put up or shut up. You have come to the wrong site to try and B.S. people. Who in the hell do you think you are?

**The DiB** · 07-26-10, 04:51 PM

Originally posted by BigdaddyQH

I will do better than that. I will call you out right here and now. I do not believe any of those stats, and I know you have no way of proving them. As a matter of fact, I will challenge you this season. Name your price,and do not give me any B.S. about $100.00/game. I am talking a minimum of a nickel a game. Now I know you do not have anything close to that kind of money. Hell, you only have 12 SBR points. But if you are as good as you claim (which is a flat out lie) you should have the money. Anyone who claims to have hit 83% ATS last season is a flat out liar. To say that you hit 84% over 5 years is so full of B.S. that you should be banned from this site. You have been called out, and I will be on your tail every step of the way this season, until I drive you out of here. You WILL put up or shut up. You have come to the wrong site to try and B.S. people. Who in the hell do you think you are?

If he claims a 84% win percentage over the 5 years, and only hit 83% and 72% the last two, which means he would have had to average around 87% over the other 3 years.

We'll see, good luck guy.

**starzstruck** · 07-26-10, 06:36 PM

who is charlie conway? and why is my sister dating him?

**SportsPicks3434** · 07-26-10, 08:27 PM

Originally posted by BigdaddyQH

I will do better than that. I will call you out right here and now. I do not believe any of those stats, and I know you have no way of proving them. As a matter of fact, I will challenge you this season. Name your price,and do not give me any B.S. about $100.00/game. I am talking a minimum of a nickel a game. Now I know you do not have anything close to that kind of money. Hell, you only have 12 SBR points. But if you are as good as you claim (which is a flat out lie) you should have the money. Anyone who claims to have hit 83% ATS last season is a flat out liar. To say that you hit 84% over 5 years is so full of B.S. that you should be banned from this site. You have been called out, and I will be on your tail every step of the way this season, until I drive you out of here. You WILL put up or shut up. You have come to the wrong site to try and B.S. people. Who in the hell do you think you are?

Umm.....Ok I have been called out...thats great...I welcome that but I do not welcome the comments you made. I hope you stick around this season and I hope you stay in this thread when I show you how successfull I am in NCAAF. I welcome people like you to my thread BUT if I was you instead of acting like a child you might want to take a close look at my plays and you might want to put your 5 cents you mentioned you play on games at risk. Do not challenge me to anything please...I am here to post my plays not to argue with children with immature comments and if you continue these type of comments i would hate to call the forum police but you would force my hand. BOL to you and your nickel plays.

**SportsPicks3434** · 07-26-10, 08:28 PM

Originally posted by The DiB

If he claims a 84% win percentage over the 5 years, and only hit 83% and 72% the last two, which means he would have had to average around 87% over the other 3 years.

We'll see, good luck guy.

BOL to you also.

**SportsPicks3434** · 07-26-10, 08:41 PM

After I posted my opening thread and read it I knew I shouldn't have posted my previous records knowing the comments that would follow. I am not here to argue or get into a childish keyboard fight and I don't have to post my plays for others to benefit from. This isn't something I have to do folks...But I will because I know there are some who will be interested in what I post, at least you should be. I do not play 50 games a week...I average 1-2 plays a week and their might be a week that I don't have any plays. I will have probably 25-30 plays for the entire regular season in NCAAF. I didn't pull those numbers out of my neck and I wasn't here on SBR to prove those numbers so take it how you wish. If you don't believe what I post then just keep checking in now and again and see for yourself.

**HoldEmHook!!** · 07-26-10, 08:50 PM

Good luck to you this football season

**SportsPicks3434** · 07-26-10, 10:07 PM

Originally posted by HoldEmHook!!

Good luck to you this football season

BOL and please check back soon.

**SportsPicks3434** · 07-27-10, 12:24 PM

***If anyone would like a pre-season preview of a certain NCAAF team let me know and I will provide that to you in this thread just let me know which team or conference you are interested in.***

**The DiB** · 07-27-10, 12:31 PM

Iowa.

**El Degeneroso** · 07-27-10, 12:38 PM

What do you think of UConn this year? They were very solid ATS performer last year and open this season with an interesting game at Michigan.

**SportsPicks3434** · 07-27-10, 01:26 PM

Originally posted by The DiB

Iowa.

Originally posted by El Degeneroso

What do you think of UConn this year? They were very solid ATS performer last year and open this season with an interesting game at Michigan.

I will respond to the both of you in a few minutes and thanks for posting. The information I will be providing is from a data base that I use each year which developes information regarding all teams and conferences. I also use this data base to supplement my handicapping to make my plays/picks each game each week.

**SportsPicks3434** · 07-27-10, 01:36 PM

Originally posted by The DiB

Iowa.

Iowa's Outlook for 2010-2011
Returning Offensive Starters: 5 / Returning Defensive Starters: 8

It's about a toss-up between Iowa's Kirk Ferentz and Connecticut's Randy Edsall when discussions of which coach gets the maximum out of his team's talent. We will see if Feremtz deserves the crown as he tries to replace four All Conference offensive linemen.
The Hawkeyes must improve an offense that finished tenth in the league (336.3 ypg). The first step in that direction will be to keep returning starting quarterback Ricky Stanzi healthy all season. Iowa looked inept on offense when Stanzi was injured late last year. IF the rebuilt offensive line can provide decent protection, Stanzi should be able to improve on his 219.7 yards per game passing from last year. Hopes are sophomore James Vandenberg learned in his trial under fire last year and will become a more capable sub. Look for improvement in the Iowa running attack, ranked tenth in the league last season with 114.2 yards per game. Fullback Brett Morse is back to administer some bone crushing blocks. Adam Robinson is also back at running back where he earned All Conference awards last year. However, do not assume he will get a majority of the snaps. Jewel Hampton is back after getting hurt last year. You will recall he had earned the starting nod prior to his injury. Sophomore Brandon Wegher and his 500+ yards rushing are also back. That equals nice talent and good depth but the line still will have to prove it can open the holes. The only Iowa loss at receiver is All Conference tight end Tony Moeaki but Iowa coaches believe last year's backup, senior Allen Reisner can step in and may actually be an up grade at the position. Last season's top receivers are both back. Marvin McNutt and Derrell Johnson-Koulianos combined for almost 120 yards per game in receptions. Iowa will have no problems finding someone to catch Stanzi's passes. All Conference tackle Kyle Calloway, GONE. All Conference tackle Bryan Bulaga, GONE. All Conference guard Dace Richardson, GONE. All Conference center Rafael Eubanks, GONE. Only guard Riley Reiff returns and he has been shifted to tackle. Part time starter Julian Vandervelde is also back to man a guard slot. Filling to other spots will be a challenge for Ferentz and his staff. Senior Josh Koeppel and sophomore James Ferentz, the coach's son, are about even for the job at center. The other guard slot is up for grabs and in the fall the decision between junior Adam Gettis and sophomore Cody Hundertmark will be made. For now junior Markus Zusevics has the upper hand for the right guard spot but do not discount red shirt freshman Nolan MacMillan. Any opponent hoping to beat Iowa in an offensive shoot-out needs to reconsider their game plan. Eight starters from last year's stifling defense that ranked 10th in the nation are back and the replacements at the three vacant slots are all quality. All four of last season's starting linemen and three of their backups are returning for another season. Senior tackles Karl Klug and Christian Ballard have already proved they can stuff any rushing attack. Senior Adrian Clayborn and junior Broderick Binns can apply pressure on the outside and opponents need to be aware of red shirt freshman Dominic Alvis when he subs at end. Clayborn could have successfully turned pro but chose to return and will be a monster. The front four will rank among the best in the country. Iowa will need to fill two linebacker spots, All Conference Pat Angefrer and steady A. J. Epps. Outside man Jeremiha Hunter is back and could become
the leader of the unit. Two of last year's backups, junior Tyler Melson and senior Jeff Tarpinian will slide into the two empty assignments. Tarpinian will have to win a heated battle with sophomore Bruce Davis. The starting three will form a good unit but depth is down from last year. Had cornerback Amari Spievey not elected to join the NFL, the Iowa secondary would have been the best in the country, hands down. Safeties Tyler Sash and Brett Greenwood are both legitimate All American candidates. Starting returnee at corner is Shaun Prater who tied for second in the Big Ten in pass break-ups last year. Entering spring drills, everyone expected senior Jordan Bernstine to earn the opening at cornerback BUT sophomore Micah Hyde stepped up to grab the assignment. An added plus to an excellent Iowa team is a pair of kickers, place kicker Daniel Murray and punter Ryan Donohue, who compare favorably with anyone.

**SportsPicks3434** · 07-27-10, 01:43 PM

I will be starting a new thread with all of this info I have provided so far in a better reading style to help everyone understand. I will break down my plays and my past records for my College Football plays. I like to have a clean thread which is easy to read and easy to get the plays from so i just dont like alot of clutter and stuff. I spend alot of time with Football with research ect and I choose to post my plays to benefit others...Not to have certain people come here and write comments that aren't beneficial to us and others.