I read a few years ago that one of the best bets in college football is to fade a team after winning three consecutive games against ranked opponents.
Something to do with physical games and such, which makes sense, I get it, you beat three consecutive ranked teams in three weeks, you are bound to be hurting
I want to fade Clemson this weekend, they are coming off three consecutive victories in thee consecutive weeks, all against ranked opponents (Va. Tech, Auburn, and FSU)
Like I said, I remember reading that one of the best bets in college football is to fade a team after winning three consecutive games against ranked opponents.
What I don't remember is the percentage of the times the team doesn't cover in that spot.
I think it was close to 70 percent if I'm not mistaken.
Anyone know the accurate percentage?
Something to do with physical games and such, which makes sense, I get it, you beat three consecutive ranked teams in three weeks, you are bound to be hurting
I want to fade Clemson this weekend, they are coming off three consecutive victories in thee consecutive weeks, all against ranked opponents (Va. Tech, Auburn, and FSU)
Like I said, I remember reading that one of the best bets in college football is to fade a team after winning three consecutive games against ranked opponents.
What I don't remember is the percentage of the times the team doesn't cover in that spot.
I think it was close to 70 percent if I'm not mistaken.
Anyone know the accurate percentage?