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The now imperfect (8-1 off of a loss to the now 3-5 Saints) head coach of the Falcon's, Mike Smith is absolutely killer against sub .500 teams: 26-3-0 (+10.5 ppg) SU and 20-9-0 ATS. Add to that: with the Falcons, Mike Smith is another whopping 18-3-0 (+10.9 ppg) SU and 17-3-1 ATS after a loss. Combine the two: Falcons off of a loss (under Smith) facing a sub .500 team are a PERFECT 10-0-0 (+13.8 ppg) SU and 8-2-0 ATS.
We expect the Falcons to win by double digits here; however, the spread is smack dab right on -10! So why show you this trend? It shows you how hard the NFL is; more importantly, a team can
look like a sure thing and really ...
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Last week, the raw numbers rebounded from a 2-5 week to a 6-1 week. Last season we were: 80-52 +25.4 units on all plays and this year is
looking like a repeat: as it says each week in the signature of our emails, CFL 2012 Raw Projections are now 74-51 59.2% +20.45 units
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While the raw number project Houston to win and cover, we're going to play this one safe and Pasadena. Last season we made a lot with the Texans, but it was never with big points. So it is possible that the Jets may not be taken seriously after a shut out. Nothing is more demoralizing.
*Main Concern for Backing HOUSTON: Gary Kubiak has done excellent work with the Texans; however, as the head coach of Houston, he's only 2-12-0 (-4.6 ppg) ATS facing bad defensive teams that cough up over 26 points a game. When taking the points we like coaches that take the bad
looking teams seriously. The New York Jets may play like a wounded animal backed ...
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Many sports handicapping services prefer not to reveal their long term records. The truth is this though: they only want to report yesterday's news WHEN / IF it is good -- not too mention affiliating your losses with major Sportsbooks. We don't do that here. If you would like to see how we've done over the years, have a
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Simply put, because he knows what he's doing and so does Buck Showalter. What does this trade say about the Brewers? Probably not much; they don't use him effectively.
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look at what we snuffed out here: **The O's new starter, old timer Randy Wolf is one of MLB's most useful starters because as a Dog he's a whopping 40-29 +24.18 units in his career. Again, that's a 58% clip for a dog. Go O's today.
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The Texas Rangers play with spirit. They take a loss seriously and
look for a rebound in a fresh series game 1 or 2; since 2010 they are 66-19 (+3.0 rpg, 77.6%, +38.87 units) off of a loss! It get's even better: for a little bit steeper a price (-135 or more), those Rangers give you your return on the dollar...they are 45-8 (+3.47 rpg, 84.9%!!!, +30.46 units). That's 30.2% roi in the first case and a whopping +33.0% roi in the second case! That is really great for a favorite trend.
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