Sat, 09/13/08 - 12:00 PMKing Creole | CFB Side
double-dime bet150 Maryland 14.5 (-110) Bodog vs 149 California
Analysis: 2** BEST BET on: MARYLAND TERRAPINS plus the points vs california golden bears / 12:00et / ESPN TV / #150
This play has TREMENDOUS point spread value at even half the price. As it is, Speedee and his canine pals are licking their chops at grabbing the 14+ points for the non-conference home dog MARYLAND TERRAPINS.
In addition to the big ATS System mentioned below, there is a big time travel and time zone advantage for the Turtles.... NOW that they have moved this game to a very EARLY kickoff. California has to travel all the way across the country and start a game that is actually at 7:00AM according to their body clocks. It might be halftime before they realize that they are actually playing a game. Look what the unfair "body clock' disadvantage did for Hawaii when they had to play on the road at Florida two weeks (a game that was changed to 12:00 ET / 5:00am 'body clock' time for the Warriors). They lost 56-10.....
Maryland laid some big points on the road last week against Middle Tennessee State... and they were SHOCKED by a final score loss of 24-14. Now, in a big time point spread reversal, They go from double-digit road FAVS to double-digit home DOGS. The database tells us to RUN to the betting window and place our wager.
Since the 1980 season, College teams are 17-5-1 ATS as an underdog when playing off a SU non-conference ROAD FAV LOSS (Maryland). On a more recent note, these teams are also 7-1 ATS since 1999. And within that original 17-5 ATS set, we note that DOUBLE DIGIT dogs (like the Terrapins) are a PERFECT 5-0 ATS.
CAL sure looked good in that h-u-g-e road win against conference foe Washington State last week. The final score was 66-3. The Playbook database tells us to go the OTHER way the following week.
GAME THREE road teams are a PERFECT 0-6 ATS since 1997 off a SU road win by a margin of 40 or more points the previous week (Cal).
ALL college road FAVS of -5 > points are a PERFECT 0-6 ATS since 2003 after a conference road game in which they held their opponent to 3 or less points (Cal).