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I posted this system the last time it occurred, two weeks ago, and it went 2-0 making it 3-0 this year. This system takes advantage of the PAC-12 schedule where each week pairs of teams play each other late in the week and then switch over the weekend in order to limit travel. The data shows that when a team plays b2b road games against the mountain teams of Colorado and Utah, they are sluggish in the second game because these young players are not used to playing two games in three or four days at high altitude. And this bias is not in the point spread.
In the 3 years prior to 2016, the system went 6-2 twice and 5-3 once for a total of 17-7 or 70.8%. In 2016 it is 3-0 making the total 20-7 or 74.1%.
So you are going to play Utah and Colorado in their PAC-12 weekend home games. We have only had 3 occurrences this year, because Oregon St. flew home between mountain games last month.
Today's play is on Colorado -3.5 over Washington at 2pm Eastern
Tomorrow's play will be on Utah - against Washington St.
Good Luck!
In the 3 years prior to 2016, the system went 6-2 twice and 5-3 once for a total of 17-7 or 70.8%. In 2016 it is 3-0 making the total 20-7 or 74.1%.
So you are going to play Utah and Colorado in their PAC-12 weekend home games. We have only had 3 occurrences this year, because Oregon St. flew home between mountain games last month.
Today's play is on Colorado -3.5 over Washington at 2pm Eastern
Tomorrow's play will be on Utah - against Washington St.
Good Luck!
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