Who Will Win Each Game, and More Importantly, Who Will Cover the Spread
I probably should have known better than to jinx myself by bringing
up that I had been doing much better on my picks over the past three
weeks.
Last week,
I ended up taking a bit of step back on the picks. In fact, it might
have been my worst week, both picking straight-up winners and picking
against the spread. I even got heckled a little bit over on Bleacher Report.
Of course, it didn't help that there were a bunch of upsets, and Baltimore, Pittsburgh, and Oakland, aren't making things easy for me with their up-one-week, and down-the-next styles of play this season.
Plus, I fell for a sucker bet with the 1-15 trend during December. Trends that are that one-sided are usually pretty solid, but I guess, eventually, new trends have to start.
So, for the week, I ended up 7-9 straight up (SU), and an ugly 5-11 against the spread (ATS).
Ultimately, that leaves me with a record of 117-73 straight up, and 97-92-2 against the spread. (READ THE ENTIRE POST)
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