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TNDEER SEC COLLEGE PICK EM LEAGUE

[size]The 2010 TNDEER SEC COLLEGE PICK EM LEAGUE[/size]


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runngun
Ron1974
tndeer
dcsoldier
bucksavage
rastubbs
Rowdy
mcdivitt
DoeDestruction
BamaLamm
RodBone
bigmonts
PMT
gator-n-buck
Jeff!
fourwheeler431
spitndrum[/size]

STILL EXCEPTING TEAMS. IF YOU WANT IN PM ME
 
Added two more players today: Brings the total up to 20.

[size]Gridiron legend
runngun
Ron1974
tndeer
dcsoldier
bucksavage
rastubbs
Rowdy
mcdivitt
DoeDestruction
BamaLamm
RodBone
bigmonts
PMT
gator-n-buck
Jeff!
fourwheeler431
spitndrum
arctic_cat
Wayne[/size]

Here is the necessary info to join the league.

http://football.fantasysports.yahoo.com/college

Group name TNdeer

Group ID# 11209

password tndeer
 
Nothing to be confused about. Everyone lost the Florida game because Florida did not cover the spread. The odds makers and points setters all felt that Florida was runaway favorite in this game.

Brief Explanation:

The spread is the great equalizer. It gives both teams equal footing in the game for gambling and pick'em purposes.

For example:

Florida was a 36.5 point favorite over Miami of Ohio. Florida didn't cover the spread, which means if Florida won by anything less than 36.5 points, Miami of Ohio was the winner. If Florida had won by exactly 36.5 points it would be considered a tie (or push).

If anyone has questions feel free to ask.
 
Short Answer yes.

Auburn was a 31 point favorite over ARK State. The final score was AUB 52-ARk State 26. Once again everyone picked Auburn to win and we all lost that game.

I got 3 right, you will rarely see anyone get them all right. The spread is there to make it difficult. It comes down to who is willing to make a choice that is different, like an ARK State.

You will see some outlandish looking spreads from time to time. The biggest I have ever seen was 69 points. I picked against the favorite and lost. They won the game by 72 points. Usually as the season progresses and the odds makers get a better feel for a team the spreads will be just about dead on correct.
 
To get good at this you will have to do some research on the teams involved. You can play your gut, or you can put in some time and do some research on the teams involved.

You can get some decent information from web site called bettors world. They usually are pretty good at picking teams.

As a general rule, most of your SEC teams will cover the spread. The first game of the season is really like a warm up game and they identify their holes and fix them. Next week it should be a little easier to pick.
 
O I see, well I'm just not picking St. over Auburn that don't even look right I guess I'll loose that game :D

I did pick Memphis to upset
I did pick Louisville to upset

:D
 
[size]WEEK ONE RESULTS [/size]

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