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09-30-2007, 01:05 PM
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NCAA early lines- Where to get?
Im trying to find out where I can get early NCAA lines on Sun... Is SBR the best place?
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09-30-2007, 01:14 PM
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Re: NCAA early lines- Where to get?
betCris-Bookmaker usually put out lines sometime between 5:30 and 7:00 EST
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09-30-2007, 01:46 PM
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Re: NCAA early lines- Where to get?
I guess this can be the early lines thread. What do people think about LSU/UF and OU/Texas? I like OU and LSU both in those games and will jump on any line -7 or better. I'm afraid LSU won't approach that number though. As for Auburn, I expect -10 over Vandy or something similar.
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09-30-2007, 01:50 PM
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Re: NCAA early lines- Where to get?
I would guess LSU will be -10.5, which seems kinda crazy considering Fla was #4 overall last week
No clue on OU/Tex ... is that treated as a pure neutral site game or some inherent edge to TEX?
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09-30-2007, 01:55 PM
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Re: NCAA early lines- Where to get?
[ QUOTE ]
I would guess LSU will be -10.5, which seems kinda crazy considering Fla was #4 overall last week No clue on OU/Tex ... is that treated as a pure neutral site game or some inherent edge to TEX? [/ QUOTE ] It's pretty much neutral I think.
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09-30-2007, 05:35 PM
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Re: NCAA early lines- Where to get?
I'm looking forward to the Georgia/Tennessee, Vanderbilt/Auburn, and Wake Forest/Duke lines.
Every week, I do the same thing. Sunday afternoon I create my gut/outcomes predictions as 1 tool. Mondays, I look at the Sagarin ratings and apply Steele's HFA values for my 2nd tool, then I download the weekly stat print sheet from covers.com and use my own method to make a line with those for tool #3. In step 1 today, the hardest game for me to cap off the top of my head was Oklahoma State @ Texas A&M.
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#8
09-30-2007, 06:08 PM
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Re: NCAA early lines- Where to get?
I am projecting Kentucky @ South Carolina PK, O/U 56
I think Kentucky and Under will have value in all likelihood. Kentucky is slightly better on a neutral IMO. Last year SC shut out Kentucky in the first half in Lexington and won 24-17. SC will be the first good D UK has seen, and the environment will be tough. Kentucky won't get 40 like they have the first 5 games. However, SC has nothing that scares me on offense, and I think Kentucky's defense is still a bit underrated. I expect a tight, relatively low-scoring game.
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09-30-2007, 06:10 PM
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Re: NCAA early lines- Where to get?
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I am projecting Kentucky @ South Carolina PK, O/U 56 I think Kentucky and Under will have value in all likelihood. Kentucky is slightly better on a neutral IMO. Last year SC shut out Kentucky in the first half in Lexington and won 24-17. SC will be the first good D UK has seen, and the environment will be tough. Kentucky won't get 40 like they have the first 5 games. However, SC has nothing that scares me on offense, and I think Kentucky's defense is still a bit underrated. I expect a tight, relatively low-scoring game. [/ QUOTE ] Bills, DO you have any other predictions?
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#10
09-30-2007, 06:11 PM
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Re: NCAA early lines- Where to get?
[ QUOTE ]
I'm looking forward to the Georgia/Tennessee, Vanderbilt/Auburn, and Wake Forest/Duke lines. Every week, I do the same thing. Sunday afternoon I create my gut/outcomes predictions as 1 tool. Mondays, I look at the Sagarin ratings and apply Steele's HFA values for my 2nd tool, then I download the weekly stat print sheet from covers.com and use my own method to make a line with those for tool #3. In step 1 today, the hardest game for me to cap off the top of my head was Oklahoma State @ Texas A&M. [/ QUOTE ] Guessing UGA -3, Auburn -6?
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