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Tuesday, 06 January 2009 |
by T.O. Whenham - 01/05/2009
A - Andy Murray. With the Australian Open just around the corner, the tennis season is slowly and quietly off to a start. It's way too early to know how the year is going to turn out, but early indications are that Andy Murray, the talented but underachieving British star, is ready to unleash a big season. He beat Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal on consecutive days to win an Aussie Open prep in Abu Dhabi this week.
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Tuesday, 06 January 2009 |
Craig has not realeased his NCAA power rankings yet this year as he likes to wait until after the bowl season is finished before he changes focus to college basketball. This season has seen the regualr suspects near the top of the rankings. There have been some big upsets knocking off some huge favorites. If you are knew to reading Craig's power rankings this is one of Craig's tools he uses in handicapping sports contest and picking winners against the spread. Always keep in mind that this is just one of the many tools he uses, so use wisely to help with your own winners.
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Saturday, 03 January 2009 |
Well here we are again and the Ohio State Buckeyes are in another BCS bowl game. Well recent history has not been good for the Buckeyes with them losing the last two BCS National Championship games. Coach Tressell has had many sleepless nights trying to figure out why they have not been able to compete with the big boys in CFB. This year they lost against the top two teams they played (USC and Penn ST). Let breakdown what the Bucks can do to change this recent history.
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Saturday, 03 January 2009 |
You can go on the internet and find countless articles on how the BCS has ruined college football or how it is the greatest thing that college football has ever seen. Adding another one to mix might be worthless but I feel I need to add my two cents into discussion.
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Saturday, 03 January 2009 |
The regular season of NFL Picks has concluded and now it's time to turn our attention to this weeks NFL Wildcard Playoff Picks. Looking at this years participants there are certainly some surprises because I can't think of many "experts" who listed Minnesota, Atlanta or Arizona as making it to the playoffs at the beginning of the year. It has been a number of years since these teams have made the Playoff Picks which in itself could present a challenge for those handicappers who solely rely on specific teams trends and angles. However, one angle that doesn't necessarily apply to these specific teams is the fact that underdogs in the Wildcard Playoff Picks are 9-2 ATS the L11 times. So, the question becomes how applicable is this fact or is there more to look at? Well, let's take a look:
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Friday, 02 January 2009 |
Not often will you get four playoff road teams as the favorite. Even more you can guarantee two to three of these teams will not only not cover the spread but lose straight up. Craig has the quick breakdown on which game will be most likely upset the road favorites.
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Friday, 02 January 2009 |
Don't bet one dollar on the Cotton Bowl before you get the breakdown from Craig. Texas Tech has been a great team to watch all year and today should be no different. Many people have not gotten to see Ole Miss since they were not on prime time tv like Tech.
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