How about those NFL ML dogs?

bigboydan · 10-08-06, 07:26 PM

I thought TB had a great shot at winning that game, but Bush made the kickoff return for a TD.

moses millsap · 10-09-06, 12:46 AM

Originally posted by bigboydan

I thought TB had a great shot at winning that game, but Bush made the kickoff return for a TD.

I'm just glad they covered, didn't care who won that game.

13-0 for the favorites after the Chargers.

Jay Edgar · 10-09-06, 12:49 AM

Originally posted by OWNED

0-12 today

Yeah, but one Titan FG away from net respectability

bigboydan · 10-09-06, 01:06 AM

13-0 for the favorites is a mind bender.

aca · 10-09-06, 06:01 AM

Zero for dogs, baby!

isetcap · 10-09-06, 10:31 AM

Originally posted by bigboydan

I thought TB had a great shot at winning that game, but Bush made the kickoff return for a TD.

Yeah, but Bush doesn't care about black people.

I know it's early but the Texans and their fans must be very happy to have Mario instead of Reggie. We all should have known that Bush would not be able to produce in this league. What a bust.

JoshW · 10-09-06, 04:06 PM

Pretty crazy. All of those of you with databases when was the last time this happen?

Scorpion · 10-09-06, 04:24 PM

Take Tampa Bay on the ML vs Cincy

rm18 · 10-09-06, 06:58 PM

Originally posted by lakerfan

Pretty crazy. All of those of you with databases when was the last time this happen?

I guarantee you it happened last year, last year was complete bullshit, favorite ML's were +50 units at least.

Ganchrow · 10-09-06, 09:31 PM

Originally posted by lakerfan

Pretty crazy. All of those of you with databases when was the last time this happen?

Based on yesterday's closing CRIS money lines, the probability of all the faves having lost straight up was about 0.86%, or about once out of every seven or seasons.

Putting it another way, the probability of this happening at least once over the course of any given 17 week season is about 13⅔%.

isetcap · 10-09-06, 10:38 PM

Originally posted by Ganchrow

Based on yesterday's closing CRIS money lines, the probability of all the faves having lost straight up was about 0.86%, or about once out of every seven or seasons.

Putting it another way, the probability of this happening at least once over the course of any given 17 week season is about 13⅔%.

So now to make it even more interesting it would be exciting to know how often it has happened using past results as opposed to moneyline projections which are nothing more than a linesmaker's attempt at bringing in action on an event.