Perfectit for mac is it worth it10/29/2022 ![]() ![]() ![]() SMU’s kickoff against UCF is technically a Week 5 contest, however the hurricane break could allow Southern Methodist (+2.5) better chances in a game for which the heavy Over/Under line (63.5) belies Las Vegas’ tight point-spread number on the AAC tilt. For example, rather than the MAC launching the NCAA’s regular Wednesday action as usual, it will the powerful American Athletic Conference representatives UCF and Southern Methodist this Wednesday. Stranger and stranger still goes the 2022 schedule, at least for a season without a worldwide pandemic in the headlines. ![]() Despite the bright, pleasant weather that the Gators and Eagles enjoyed, the belated kickoff was of-course due to the hellish, hazardous hurricane’s lashing being ridden-out over the bulk of a weekend in Florida. National Football League junkies could have been surprised to flip-on the television and see the UF Gators defeating Eastern Washington way after the college-football weekend was supposed to be over. FBS Previews, Odds, and Best Picks This Week SMU Mustangs at Central Florida Knights (Wednesday, October 5) Why not start with a bold prediction on Wednesday night’s kickoff in Orlando? After all, it is technically a Week 5 game…and WagerBop was pretty accurate that week. Overall, it’s the sort of mix-up that can help keep a speculator feeling cocky and warm to the challenge, instead of the same-old schedule bringing about “when the shoe drops” vibes. Week 5 has stretched into Week 6 days in the hurricane-addled landscape of Florida, while it’s the AAC and the Mountain West’s “B-Flight” (rather than the “virtual Friday Night Lights” brand Boise State, or the MAC) that provides our unorthodox best chance to actually start winning weekday predictions on the gridiron too, which would be nice. Football prognosticators, like Saturday refs, must clear the cobwebs and reset everything afresh after a time, and going 1-8 on 9 picks of the “new set” means that you’ve done something so wrong in the fresh week that all the prior gains are gone.Īh, but that’s what’s kind of cool about Week 6 in the FBS, even though some of the unique circumstances stem from a troubling reason. ![]() WagerBop’s college and NFL picks went 8-1-1 last weekend (if you count MNF, anyway) and it’s not that we believe we’re going to lose this week or in any given week, but at some point, significant lost-pick numbers will come again, and furthermore it’s easier to maintain a hot-streak in daily sports or intermittently-scheduled sports (like European soccer) than in the more-or-less inflexible weekly cycle of Yankee pigskin.īaseball (not to turn this into a George Carlin routine) scrolls that are winning 70% or 80% of their recommended bets can always fall back on consensus, percentage picks for a while, relying on the “bell curve” of likely outcomes to sit-pat. That’s not exactly the plight of a “hot” pigskin handicapper, but it’s close. A coach of an also-ran Olympic hockey team once said of Team USA in the late 1990s, “it is difficult to go into a game and know that you are going to lose.” (If only he knew how many times USA Hockey would lose, on the rink and in public relations, in the decades since then.) ![]()
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