For the early afternoon red out TV game on Saturday. High 94, but only 37% humidity.
For the early afternoon red out TV game on Saturday. High 94, but only 37% humidity.
Here comes "cramp-a-clause."
Regarding "Vegas", over the years we have typically covered the spread, or out right won, when we were underdogs, but what are the facts on how we performed when we were favored?
I'm sure there is a way to find it, but all I'm able to find is the over all record ATS...
2-1 this year
11-3 in 2014
4-8 in 2013
5-6-1 in 2012
11-2 in 2011
This site may allow filters to find that information.https://www.teamrankings.com/ncf/tre...ge=yearly_2011
My long range forecast shows highs in the mid to upper 80s...
''Don't be a bad dagh..."
I just hope my son's football game in Shreveport starts on time (10:20) so we can get to Ruston for kickoff.
According to Sagarin we should be favored in all of our 7 remaining conference games plus UL-Laf and lose at Miss St. So a 9-3 regular season finish is projected.
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/ncaaf...15/conference/
watched the fox replay....if we can get out Oline healthy and Turner going full speed, we could be real good. If we can tighten up our secondary on pass coverage, we will be real good.
Oh and the complete revamp of special teams................
.....we looked like a P5 team on the replay.
Below 50%.
ATS Straight up W L % W L % Home 22 23 49% 38 7 84% Away 26 5 84% 26 6 81% Total 48 28 63% 64 13 83%
since '88, considering only games with official lines where Tech was favored, to '13 (dataset didn't have '14 lines)
Why would we have a harder time covering the spread at home? (if my calculations are correct)
Incidentally, 2002 @ SMU was the only time we were favored to win on the road and lost. Astute readers of my analysis of Tech's close games will aptly guess (or remember) this as a 3-pt loss.
1:30 pm home kicks mess with my Saturday golf game...
''Don't be a bad dagh..."