A few weeks ago, I wrote an NBA article telling you about how good teams have a tendency to bounce back after a bad performance. When I applied a similar theory to the college ranks, I expected profitable results. Well, I got some great numbers but was extremely surprised with my discovery. Let's take a look at a college basketball system that I call "Erase This Bad Chalk."

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The last three games of the NFL regular season can mean everything to those teams still in the playoff hunt and nothing to the others that have already been eliminated. Novice handicappers could experience a great deal of financial stress at this time of the year. The Las Vegas line is usually inflated on those squads still battling for playoff position. If you invest your hard earned dough o ...  read more

With the college season coming to a close this weekend, I decided to switch gears and jump to the pro ranks for this week's System of the Week.

Handicapping the NFL can be a real grind. There are so many up and down moments. Emotion, which plays a huge part in college football, is rarely effective on Sunday's. It takes a serious payback situation, an elite visitor or the post-season ...  read more

At this time of the year, you hear a lot about "last home game" systems. And you should. These time-tested and proven methods of handicapping have been extremely profitable.

Since there are so many powerful "LHG" sets, I wondered if there was any money to be found regarding teams playing in their last road game of the year. Honestly, I didn't uncover a whole lot. The strength of co ...  read more

It's called "Senior Day" – the final home game of the regular season. If you truly are a senior, it's the last time you'll button up your chinstrap, run out of the tunnel and hear the roar of the home crowd. Emotions run very high. No one wants to leave the field of play on this day a loser. The blood, sweat and tears…well, they're almost over. You get one more chance to experience the thri ...  read more

College teams aren’t the only ones privy to a week of rest. The pro ranks decided a bye would be in the best interest of the sport too.

For the teams that have players injured and dinged up, this time off can be used for healing. If there are certain offensive or defensive areas that need attention, this break provides the perfect opportunities to fine tune those weak spots as well.< ...  read more

My powerful college football database never ceases to amaze me. Every time I think a situation will go one way, my database proves me wrong. This week's College System of the Week is a case in point.

Here it is game nine of the season (or later) and you're resting at home off back-to-back straight up road losses. The linemaker has installed you as a short home underdog of +8.5 point ...  read more

As we approach the end of the regular season in college football, it's important to note that there are an abundance of technical situations that flat out make money. Over the next few weeks, I'll be sharing a couple of these beauties with you and we will turn a nice profit.

This College System of the Week entry is entitled, "Lay the Lumber". It's not very flashy. However, as you wi ...  read more

The road can be a difficult venue for any college football team. Young student athletes are forced to change their daily habits and adjust. Sometimes they succeed and other times they fail.

When you string together two or three games away from the comforts of home, bad things start to happen. Fatigue sets in and victories become harder to obtain. Traveling takes away from preparati ...  read more

We've reached the half-way point of the college football season and for some teams it's time to put up or shut up. I'm not talking about any of those powerhouses ranked in the Top 25. This article takes a look at those teams that got out of the gate slowly and need to make a run.

Let me set the stage for this week's College System of the Week. It's currently game five of the regular ...  read more