I am not sure what his stars are, but he never has any 5*.
Here is the excerpt from his web page
5 Saturday College Best Bets
I have 5 College Best Bets for Saturday, two 3-Stars and three 2-Stars. One 3-Star qualifies in a 52-18-1 ATS situation and the other 3-Star applies to a 93-38-1 ATS situation. One of the 2-Star Best Bets qualifies in a 57-19-3 ATS situation that won for me last week and the other two qualify in pretty good situations but are plays because of the match-up and line value. All 5 Best Bets are fundamentally sound in addition to the favorable situations. You can get my 5 Saturday College Best Bets, along with my 3 Strong Opinions (Strong Opinions are 8-3 this year) for
so I am guessing that raptors post is correct. Those are the games he is playing though
predator, thanks a lot for dr bob's picks. he rarely posts 4*'s. You had all of the right picks. It is just that the 4*'s you posted are 3*'s and the 3*'s are 2*'s. I almost sh!t myself when I saw that he had two 4*'s. His 4*'s are very rare.
You're post at 4:40 has the right picks with 1 too many stars per selection. I've seen it posted other places the same way.
Your 5:03 post has 6 games he is not playing and all are listed for
free on his web-site. The only games not analyzed for free on his
website are his best bets (5).
cool buddy...PLEASE dont take it the wrong way... i just want to make sure that what i get and post are correct..thats all...thanks everyone for verifying...
dr bob doesn't use terms such as bail out special.....
they are 2&3's not 3&4's
tonights write up for drbob
California 27 UTAH (-1.5) 23
04:30 PM Pacific Time Thursday, Sep-11
The Golden Bears are better than most thought they’d be, especially on the offensive side of the ball, where new starting quarterback Reggie Robertson is putting up good numbers (8.3 yards per attempt, 8 TD’s and 3 interceptions in 3 games). Robertson is aided by a good rushing attack with 2 quality backs, Echemandu and Arrington combining for 5.5 yards per rush. Overall, the Bears have averaged 395 total yards at 5.9 yards per play while facing a schedule of pretty good defensive teams (Kansas State, Southern Miss and Colorado State). I expect that offense to put up good numbers in this game against a mediocre Utah defense that 5.9 yppl to Utah State and Texas A&M. Cal’s young defense has been inconsistent and has given up a lot of yardage (420 yards per game at 6.4 yppl), but the Bears have been pretty clutch at stopping teams on 3rd downs and they’ve played two very explosive offensive teams in Kansas State and Colorado State, so they have certainly played much better than their numbers indicate. Utah’s offense doesn’t appear to pose too much of a problem with star running back Marty Johnson still nursing a foot injury and with starting quarterback Brett Elliott out with a broken wrist. The Utes don’t really have any talent at running back behind Johnson and they’ve averaged just 3.7 yards per rushing play this season (national average is 4.6 yprp). The pass attack has been decent (5.9 yards per pass play), but will struggle a bit with Elliott out. The new quarterback will be either sophomore Alex Smith or experienced former starter Lance Rice, who has averaged a sub-par 6.3 yards per pass attempt the last 2 seasons and was replaced by Elliott after 5 starts last season for ineffectiveness. Cal shutdown a sub-par Southern Miss attack two weeks ago in a 34-2 win and I think their defense is certainly capable of keeping most mediocre and bad offensive teams in check. The Bears look like the better team and I’ll call for the minor upset.
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