Home Dogs are Barking on Saturday.....

[aplous]

Penn St. +4--Spartans are over rated and just played game of the year for themselves--Penn St. actually scoring 21 a game at home and MSU gives up 40 a game on the road--Plus huge revenge from the beating in East Lansing last year

Duke +6 --NC has played well of late, but this is a rivalry and DUKE is improved--look at the scoring numbers at home and on the road...

G-Tech+6--stops the run great and has great home numbers--Virginia knows their season has gone to shit and they lose any big game they play-

Ohio St.+--I hate them, but it looks good--

Miss. St+

Any comments???

[Gookis]

Don't take this the wrong way, and I'm not saying I'm going the other way, but I don't understand how week after week I keep seeing people on PSU. They are just horrible on offense!! Home or away. 3 weeks in a row the public has been on them and they are 0-2-1. Being in the midwest, I get to see their games, and this is just a BAD offensive team. Be careful.

[SuperZero]

Like the home dogs with you, especially the big ones

Take the double digit home dogs. They have bee INCREDIBLE all year. I asked a buddy of mine who is a hard-core gambler what to bet in vegas this past weekend and he told me all the DD home dogs in NCAA. I went 6-0-1. Check it out:

WINNERS:
Duke +13, they won by 3
Kansas +23, they lost by 4
Wyoming +23, they lost by 17
Washington +31, they lost by 30
San Jose St +32, they lost by 7
UL-Laf +14, they lost by 3

I tied on W. Mich +21.

Obviously a couple of those games were really close but over all the DD home dogs have been cash in college this year. I have not seen any historical data on prior years but I sure would like to know where I could access such ATS info.

[Gookis]

there are a lot of those this weekend I have: (DD home dogs)

Houston
Bama
Miss St.
Vandy
E. Car
Baylor
Army
Temple
E. Mich

[Gookis]

super zero?

you don't have any other weekends or records to support your theory, do you??
Thanks.

[aplous]

Gookis-

I have played against Penn St. about the last 4 weeks and won every week until I plalyed Indiana this past weekend and lost as Indy was +3.5--so your fact is wrong--they covered last week unless you bought points.

Anyway--you cant just bet against a team, you have to look at opponent and such, (which Im sure you know), but look at this weeks game against Mich. St--How obvious could this be for a Penn St. play? MSU just won the biggest game of the year at home, now they go against a team they ran it up against last year--MSU gives up 40 plus a game on the road, while Penn St. even with their shit O, scores 21 a game at home.

So, yes Penn St. does blow, but last week they were down in the 4th quarter on the road and found a way to come back, score, and win the game.

Penn St. +4 for 10 units!!!

I was in a hurry earlier and didnt get to finish--Arkansas gives up 40 a game on the road as well--Miss. St can easilly hang with them.

[Gookis]

my "fact" isn't wrong, I had Ind. +4....a push....without buying points.

[SuperZero]

Gookis

Back up the Brinks truck:

In the weekly tracking of my theory that, after the early part of the year, the double-digit home underdog almost always ******. Last week, the home dogs went an 6-1 ATS with Clemson losing to Duke, Texas struggling against Kansas, Utah giving up a few late scores to Wyoming, Cal missing the spread by a half a point against Washington, Troy barely getting by UL Lafayette and Boise State needing double OT to beat San Jose State. Only Miami University covered beating Western Michigan. That brings the total up to 44-15 ATS over the last six weeks. So as a continued public service, here are this weeks offerings ...
- Oklahoma -33.5 at Baylor
- UAB -12 at Army
- Boston College -14 at Temple
- Northern Illinois -17 at Eastern Michigan
- Memphis -15 at East Carolina
- Tennessee -12.5 at Vanderbilt
- Louisville -20.5 at Houston

I will ask my friend where he got this info from but I am pretty sure it was collegefootballnews.com

[aplous]

Those are all worth a unit a piece without even researching the games!!

Home Dogs are money and this will be a great weekend!!

[coverman]

In the weekly tracking of my theory that, after the early part of the year, the double-digit home underdog almost always ******. Last week, the home dogs went an 6-1 ATS with Clemson losing to Duke, Texas struggling against Kansas, Utah giving up a few late scores to Wyoming, Cal missing the spread by a half a point against Washington, Troy barely getting by UL Lafayette and Boise State needing double OT to beat San Jose State. Only Miami University covered beating Western Michigan. That brings the total up to$$$ 44-15 ATS$$$$$ over the last six weeks. So as a continued public service, here are this weeks offerings ...
- Oklahoma -33.5 at Baylor
- UAB -12 at Army
- Boston College -14 at Temple
- Northern Illinois -17 at Eastern Michigan
- Memphis -15 at East Carolina
- Tennessee -12.5 at Vanderbilt
- Louisville -20.5 at Houston

from another site they have been Money all year I will ride it out and next year watch this closely staring 4 weeks in .

[musclemann]

Originally posted by aplous
Gookis-

I have played against Penn St. about the last 4 weeks and won every week until I plalyed Indiana this past weekend and lost as Indy was +3.5--so your fact is wrong--they covered last week unless you bought points.

Anyway--you cant just bet against a team, you have to look at opponent and such, (which Im sure you know), but look at this weeks game against Mich. St--How obvious could this be for a Penn St. play? MSU just won the biggest game of the year at home, now they go against a team they ran it up against last year--MSU gives up 40 plus a game on the road, while Penn St. even with their shit O, scores 21 a game at home.

So, yes Penn St. does blow, but last week they were down in the 4th quarter on the road and found a way to come back, score, and win the game.

Penn St. +4 for 10 units!!!

I was in a hurry earlier and didnt get to finish--Arkansas gives up 40 a game on the road as well--Miss. St can easilly hang with them.

averaging 21 points at home ? iowa 4, nothw.7, purdue13. ok goodluck

[aplous]

MuscleDude--

Check the stats my friend--Penn St. is scoring 21.8 a game at home this year--even if it hasnt been recently...

Some other info on the weekends games--

Michigan St. hasnt won at Penn St. in the last 10 years-
Senior day at PSU--and dont forget about the beating that MSU handed them last year--

The last time Virginia won at G. Tech was in 1994!!! Virginia gets over half of its offensive yardage a game on the ground and G Tech is giving up only 86 yards a game at home!! Virginia season is pretty much over after their choke against Miami--How resilient will they be against a home team that runs the hell out the ball, and plays solid D??

MISS ST. +10!!--Arkansas is winless on the road this year, yet they are a 10 point favorite!! They are giving up a nice 39.3 a game on the road--Def. enough for Croom's boys to keep it close!!
Did I mention Arkansas ran it up to the tune of 52-6 last year in Fayetville? Miss St. covered their last 3 including 3 straight up wins at home!!

DUKE +6--big rivalry and Duke has covered 4 or 5 straight uncluding a straight up win as a 13 point dog last week!!


Stanford +24--just a feeling here--If they can keep it close they could win it outright...

Leaning toward Wisconsin and Oregon--curious for info if anyone has any--Thanks!!

[aplous]

another to add to the board--akron +8!!

they have a 4 or 5 game win streak and this has all the makings of a close game in Akron!

[coburg]