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There are 35 bowl games this year, starting with the GILDAN NEW MEXICO BOWL at 1pm EST/10am PST on Saturday, December 15, and we will have at least 1 play on each of the 35 games.
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Here's a message from VK on the College Bowl Season:
"I intend to post thoughts on every single bowl game and the writeups for these games tend to show my handicapping style. I truly believe those who are not currently winning cappers could learn how to handicap college football by using the principles found in these writeups. I recommend using them not only to understand each play, but to understand how one comes to find quality investments in this particular sport.
"If you do not wish to read long writeups or articles, each writeup will have a summary at the bottom and you can skip to that for the basic reasoning or you can just look at the selection itself and be on your merry way. I work really hard to try and provide you guys with winners. I cannot always make the time to write up the plays each week but I think you will really enjoy the bowl content this season. I will add plays as I cap the games out. I will also be advocating the purchase of half points in certain games this year. I advise you to take my advice on those half points or to find a better number. I will not be providing limitations. Use your own judgement. Again with weeks between some selections and gametime you may see movement either for the good or the bad. I will have writeups for every play at least a day prior to gameday and at times weeks prior. Check in daily.
"Because of the time I spend handicapping during bowl season, I will be making an investment in every bowl game this season. Some of these edges will be smaller than normal. If you want to limit exposure you will likely be able to ascertain which ones I am really confident about by the accompanying writeup. Please reread that .. I will be recommending at least one play in every bowl game this season(obviously some will be small edges). In addition to that, I will be watching almost all bowl games with the exception of the Hawaii bowl ( Xmas eve ). Therefore I will be stalking halftimes on each."
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Here's a sample of the analysis for BOWL GAME NUMBER 1 ---
Gildan New Mexico Bowl: Arizona Wildcats (7-5, PAC12) vs Nevada Wolfpack (7-5, MWC)
Location- Albuquerque, New Mexico
The location of this bowl has several angles involved with it.
Let’s start with the most obvious which is that it is geographically better for Arizona who also travels better than Nevada. I think it is fair to expect more Arizona fans in the seats in Albuquerque than Wolfpack fans in the stadium that holds about 39,000 folks if all tickets are sold.
The second angle deals with the altitude the game will be played at compared to the altitude of where the teams normally play. This becomes even more important in a game that one would expect a lot of plays in.
-Albuquerque: Approximately 5300 feet above sea level
-Reno: Approximately 4500 feet above sea level
-Tucson: Approximately 2400 feet above sea level
The third angle deals with the fact that Nevada has already played there this year as UNM hosted them in a conference tilt on November 17th. This may give them some advantages in familiarity but it may also be a disadvantage as far as the team “reward” aspect of the game. It might be a small anti-motivational for them. Also, if you are a travelling fan of Nevada … do you really want to go to New Mexico again if you were just there a few weeks ago?
The fourth angle deals with the fact that Chris Ault was embarrassed in the 2007 New Mexico Bowl where the Wolfpack was shut out 23-0 by the local team ( UNM Lobos ). There might be some incentive for the coaching staff in preparation for this game after that effort. These players were not involved in that game so I doubt it matters to them … but again .. It might for the Wolfpack.
The fifth angle involves performances away from home. Arizona was 1-3 away from home with their lone win coming at Utah. They had two terrible losses to UCLA and Oregon where they were blown out by 56 and 49 respectively (though the Oregon game was closer in reality than the final score). Their defeat at Stanford was by 6 points. Also of note, the defense gave up 49, 66, 54 and 24 in their four road games. Nevada was 5-1 away from home with the big quality win being against a PAC12 opponent in California. They also struggled defensively on the road in their contests 24 to cal, 24 to abysmal Hawaii, 21 to texas state, 37 to unlv, 48 to air force, and 24 to new mexico.
I think when the dust clears you can see an advantage for Arizona in regards to the venue. Altitude would be the one area of true advantage for the Wolfpack but seems minimal.
Coaching: Rich Rodriguez vs Chris Ault
I have to give a small edge to Rodriguez here for several reasons. The first reason is that the game itself probably means more to Rodriguez and his program at this point. This is year 1 and RichRod probably wants to notch a bowl win to show marked improvement in the program. I am not a big fan of Ault on game day…. I think you have to give him credit for his innovative offense that several teams are copying some now and you have to give him credit for the wins he has accumulated over the course of his career. But at the end of the day, I prefer Rodriguez to Ault. Neither guy really has recent bowl history to smile about. Edge Arizona.
Motivational Edges:
There are several in play here and we have touched on a few …
1.) Nevada coaches may have some incentive to perform here after being shut out 23-0 here in a previous appearance in 2007.
2.) MWC school vs PAC12 school. The MWC tends to play with a chip on their shoulder in these matchups though it should be noted that Arizona beat MWC BYU a few years ago in the Las Vegas Bowl.
3.) As we touched on, this is year one for Rodriguez. These practices mean a lot for that program that is still transforming into his systems. In addition to that, this is the first bowl of the season and Rodriguez will use it as a recruiting tool. I think some of these early bowl games with little competition get a viewership that some of the small bowls on the same day as big bowls do not. A bowl win for Rodriguez is probably more important than a bowl win for Ault in that respect.
4.) Arizona hasn’t won a bowl game since 2008. These kids might desire the bowl win.
At the end of it all… I give Arizona a motivational edge in this game.
Again, for one low monthly price, you'll get all our College Bowl Season Plays, plus have access to other areas of the site including the NBA, the NFL and College Basketball. But you must get in today before kickoff of the NEW MEXICO BOWL (1pm EST/10am PST)!!
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There are 35 bowl games this year, starting with the GILDAN NEW MEXICO BOWL at 1pm EST/10am PST on Saturday, December 15, and we will have at least 1 play on each of the 35 games.
Our recommendations have earned players over 19 units this fall already, including 8.5 units in college football, and we are so confident, that if we have a losing record in the bowl season, we will provide you with a full refund, no questions asked.
Here's a message from VK on the College Bowl Season:
"I intend to post thoughts on every single bowl game and the writeups for these games tend to show my handicapping style. I truly believe those who are not currently winning cappers could learn how to handicap college football by using the principles found in these writeups. I recommend using them not only to understand each play, but to understand how one comes to find quality investments in this particular sport.
"If you do not wish to read long writeups or articles, each writeup will have a summary at the bottom and you can skip to that for the basic reasoning or you can just look at the selection itself and be on your merry way. I work really hard to try and provide you guys with winners. I cannot always make the time to write up the plays each week but I think you will really enjoy the bowl content this season. I will add plays as I cap the games out. I will also be advocating the purchase of half points in certain games this year. I advise you to take my advice on those half points or to find a better number. I will not be providing limitations. Use your own judgement. Again with weeks between some selections and gametime you may see movement either for the good or the bad. I will have writeups for every play at least a day prior to gameday and at times weeks prior. Check in daily.
"Because of the time I spend handicapping during bowl season, I will be making an investment in every bowl game this season. Some of these edges will be smaller than normal. If you want to limit exposure you will likely be able to ascertain which ones I am really confident about by the accompanying writeup. Please reread that .. I will be recommending at least one play in every bowl game this season(obviously some will be small edges). In addition to that, I will be watching almost all bowl games with the exception of the Hawaii bowl ( Xmas eve ). Therefore I will be stalking halftimes on each."
For one low monthly price, you'll get all our College Bowl Season Plays, plus have access to other areas of the site including the NBA, the NFL and College Basketball.
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We lose, you get a 100% refund!
Simple as that, so sign up today at http://www.gameanalysts.com
Follow along on Twitter @Game_Analysts
If you're already a subscriber, simply renew your membership and qualify for the same promotion.
Here's a sample of the analysis for BOWL GAME NUMBER 1 ---
Gildan New Mexico Bowl: Arizona Wildcats (7-5, PAC12) vs Nevada Wolfpack (7-5, MWC)
Location- Albuquerque, New Mexico
The location of this bowl has several angles involved with it.
Let’s start with the most obvious which is that it is geographically better for Arizona who also travels better than Nevada. I think it is fair to expect more Arizona fans in the seats in Albuquerque than Wolfpack fans in the stadium that holds about 39,000 folks if all tickets are sold.
The second angle deals with the altitude the game will be played at compared to the altitude of where the teams normally play. This becomes even more important in a game that one would expect a lot of plays in.
-Albuquerque: Approximately 5300 feet above sea level
-Reno: Approximately 4500 feet above sea level
-Tucson: Approximately 2400 feet above sea level
The third angle deals with the fact that Nevada has already played there this year as UNM hosted them in a conference tilt on November 17th. This may give them some advantages in familiarity but it may also be a disadvantage as far as the team “reward” aspect of the game. It might be a small anti-motivational for them. Also, if you are a travelling fan of Nevada … do you really want to go to New Mexico again if you were just there a few weeks ago?
The fourth angle deals with the fact that Chris Ault was embarrassed in the 2007 New Mexico Bowl where the Wolfpack was shut out 23-0 by the local team ( UNM Lobos ). There might be some incentive for the coaching staff in preparation for this game after that effort. These players were not involved in that game so I doubt it matters to them … but again .. It might for the Wolfpack.
The fifth angle involves performances away from home. Arizona was 1-3 away from home with their lone win coming at Utah. They had two terrible losses to UCLA and Oregon where they were blown out by 56 and 49 respectively (though the Oregon game was closer in reality than the final score). Their defeat at Stanford was by 6 points. Also of note, the defense gave up 49, 66, 54 and 24 in their four road games. Nevada was 5-1 away from home with the big quality win being against a PAC12 opponent in California. They also struggled defensively on the road in their contests 24 to cal, 24 to abysmal Hawaii, 21 to texas state, 37 to unlv, 48 to air force, and 24 to new mexico.
I think when the dust clears you can see an advantage for Arizona in regards to the venue. Altitude would be the one area of true advantage for the Wolfpack but seems minimal.
Coaching: Rich Rodriguez vs Chris Ault
I have to give a small edge to Rodriguez here for several reasons. The first reason is that the game itself probably means more to Rodriguez and his program at this point. This is year 1 and RichRod probably wants to notch a bowl win to show marked improvement in the program. I am not a big fan of Ault on game day…. I think you have to give him credit for his innovative offense that several teams are copying some now and you have to give him credit for the wins he has accumulated over the course of his career. But at the end of the day, I prefer Rodriguez to Ault. Neither guy really has recent bowl history to smile about. Edge Arizona.
Motivational Edges:
There are several in play here and we have touched on a few …
1.) Nevada coaches may have some incentive to perform here after being shut out 23-0 here in a previous appearance in 2007.
2.) MWC school vs PAC12 school. The MWC tends to play with a chip on their shoulder in these matchups though it should be noted that Arizona beat MWC BYU a few years ago in the Las Vegas Bowl.
3.) As we touched on, this is year one for Rodriguez. These practices mean a lot for that program that is still transforming into his systems. In addition to that, this is the first bowl of the season and Rodriguez will use it as a recruiting tool. I think some of these early bowl games with little competition get a viewership that some of the small bowls on the same day as big bowls do not. A bowl win for Rodriguez is probably more important than a bowl win for Ault in that respect.
4.) Arizona hasn’t won a bowl game since 2008. These kids might desire the bowl win.
At the end of it all… I give Arizona a motivational edge in this game.
Again, for one low monthly price, you'll get all our College Bowl Season Plays, plus have access to other areas of the site including the NBA, the NFL and College Basketball. But you must get in today before kickoff of the NEW MEXICO BOWL (1pm EST/10am PST)!!
We win, you win!
We lose, you get a 100% refund!
Sign up now at http://www.gameanalysts.com and follow along on Twitter @Game_Analysts
