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2015 PB12.Indd Volume 30, Issue 12 November 10-16, 2015 College Revenge Game Of The Year Goes Saturday! CARDINALS-SEAHAWKS IN NFC WEST SHOWDOWN! 83% AWESOME ANGLE INSIDE! • ‘Betcha Didn’t Know’ Handicapping Article • Awesome Angle & Tremendous Trends • Incredible Stat of the Week • Analysis on Every Lined Game • Best Bets and Key Plays • Full Schedule with Opening Lines GET SMART GET PLAYBOOK GET EVERY EDGE IMAGINABLE COPYRIGHT NOTICE - All materials in this newsletter are protected by United States copyright law and may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, rebroadcast, displayed, or otherwise published without the prior written permission of Playbook.com. You may not alter or remove any trademark, copyright or other notice, nor may you offer for sale or resale the material included herein. www.PLAYBOOK.com 1. 800. PLAYBOOK Marc Lawrence's BETCHA DARLIN’ BE HOME SOON DIDN'T KNOW A Weekly Insight Into The Art Of Sports Handicapping “ I couldn’t bear to wait an extra play, it just doesn’t pay to back home they disappear quicker than a Bill Clinton minute if you dawdled favorites on the blind. cigar on an intern, going 3-19 ATS. Last year Pittsburgh traveled to New York to My darling be home soon. That’s especially true in non-division games, where single-digit home chalk take on the Jets as 4-point chalk in this It’s not just these few hours role, only to return home a 20-13 loser. but I’ve been waiting since I toddled has broken many a back, going 107- 129-3 ATS against losing teams since The Carolina Panthers and New For the great relief 2010. And when hosting a sub .500 England Patriots will try to avoid the of having you to talk to.” opponent, these teams shrink up like a home-blues when they pack their bags to hemorrhoid lathered with Preparation visit Tennessee and the New York Giants, et’s face it. Like the American H when playing off back-to-back losses, respectively, this Sunday. Express card, living the good life going 16-31-1 ATS. at home has its rewards. There’s It’s no surprise in learning that John L But that’s a case for another study, as Sebastian and the Lovin’ Spoonful were the comfort of your own bed. Knowing where your favorite remote control is at our intention today is to look at how also football fans. It suddenly puts a all times. Lounging in the recliner. The NFL teams fare in road games before whole new spin on their classic tune home-cooked meals. As Dorothy said to returning to the comfy confi nes of home. above, titled above, doesn’t it? Toto, “There’s no place like home.” More specifi cally, we’re looking to put Do it now: Make plans now to join me ★ Athletes agree, too. Playing games at these teams in their most uncomfortable for our 10 NOVEMBER TO REMEMBER home as opposed to being on the road role after camping out a home for an Late Phone Service at the special cost almost always fi nds a rise in performance extended period of time, namely three of only $299. It includes every one of levels. No argument here, with NFL home games in a row at home. That’s because my red-hot award-winning Late Phone teams – heading into last weekend – teams in this role are 116-149-2 SU and Executive Service plays, including our 125-138-4 ATS in all games since 1980. 10★ College Football Game of the going 828-606-3 straight-up this decade. ★ That represents a respectable 57.8% Better yet, if we were to – Year and 5 College Football Game of winning edge for home teams. the Month – plus the College Football Revenge Game Of The Year – all the way The problem we have as players in PLAY AGAINST any NFL non-division road favorite off thru November 30th. And remember, our backing home teams is – like prisoners 10★ November To Remember went 19- in state or federal institution, they may three straight home games 7-1 last year for a net profi t of $3,410! have the benefi t of calling a jail cell home but it doesn’t get them the money. The we would have a dynamite winning Sign up online at PLAYBOOK.COM or same bunch of teams that wins nearly angle, considering these teams are just call toll-free for fast, friendly customer 58% of it’s games on the scoreboard has 15-34-1 ATS when hitting the highway service (all major credit cards accepted) managed to win the money only 49.7% after a month of home cooking. at 1.800.321.7777. You’ll be glad you did! of the time against the line. And because Worse, dress these same guys up as non- the warden (read: bookmaker) charges division road favorites of more than 3 10% juice for the privilege of making a points off three straight home games and AWESOME ANGLE OF THE WEEK FORTY TRIVIATRIVIA TEASERTEASER PLAY ON any college football home underdog if they have TIMES 3 THIS WEEK'S AMAZING SITUATIONAL PLAY scored 40 or more points in ATS W-L Record This coach plays with a chip on his shoulder as an underdog each of their last three games. Since 1980: against teams he lost to in the previous meeting, going 24-9-1 ATS in his career, includng 10-0 ATS from Game Ten out. Play ON: 20-4 Who is this week’s chip monster? TROY TROJANS (83%) For the Trivia Teaser answer, turn to page 4. Be sure to check out the COACHES LEAGUE for ATS records on every View Marc's Awesome Angle Of The Week College & NFL coach in 16 key situational roles. Simply log on to www. PLAYBOOK.com and click on the COACHES LEAGUE. at the PLAYBOOK.com website! page 2 • www.PLAYBOOK.com • 1.800.PLAYBOOK FOR A COMPLETE 2-MINUTE HANDICAP OF EVERY GAME 2-MINUTE ON TODAY'S CARD, VISIT www.PLAYBOOK.com HANDICAP ATS = Against The Spread • A = Away • Con = Conference • D = Dog F = Favorite • H = Home • Rev = Revenge • R = Road • SU = Straight-Up College Football Games NFL Games All results are ATS – Against The Spread – and most recent, unless noted otherwise. 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TEAMS KEY FACTS, STATS & ATS TRENDS TEAMS KEY FACTS, STATS & ATS TRENDS Saturday, November 14 Thursday, November 12 Memphis 4-1 as conf RD’s 7 < pts… 7-3 w/ conf revenge Buffalo 2-15 A aft Miami… 1-6 1st of 3 A vs .500 > opp HOUSTON SERIES: 4-0 L4… 7-2 vs conf revenge… 2-5 Game Ten NY JETS 5-1 Thursday off non-div… 15-3 in 2nd BB H (8-1 w/ rev) Ohio St SERIES: 5-2 L7… 4-1 aft Minn… 1-4 away vs conf revenge Sunday, November 15 ILLINOIS 5-1 aft Purdue… 5-1 bef Minn… 7-3 home off BB RG Detroit 6-1 w/ rest off SU loss vs .500 > opp… 0-4 bef AFC Clemson 6-2 Game Ten… 0-5 as RF’s 18 > pts… 2-5 bef Wake Forest GREEN BAY SERIES: 6-2 L8 / 4-0 L4H… 17-2 off BB A SYRACUSE SERIES: Host 2-0… 4-1 as HD’s 14 > pts… 1-3 Game Ten Dallas 5-0 A off div vs opp off non-div… 6-2 in 1st BB A Wash St SERIES: 3-0 L3… 5-0 Game Ten… 8-2 L10 as DD RD’s TAMPA BAY SERIES: 1-4 L5… 1-7 in 2nd BB H w/ rev vs non-div UCLA 0-4 as DD conf HF’s… 0-3 Last Road Game… 1-3 aft OSU Carolina 5-1 .500 > w/ triple rev… 0-4 off 3H & non-div game Alabama 1-5 vs conf bef non-conf gm… 2-6 away vs conf revenge TENNESSEE SERIES: 3-1 L4… 5-0 < .500 in 2nd BB NFC vs opp w/ rev MISS ST 4-0 L4 as conf HD’s… 3-1 Game Ten… 2-5 bef Arkansas Chicago 5-1 A in AFC sandwich… 3-14 off AFC opp Miami Fla SERIES: 4-1 L5… 3-0 bef Ga Tech… 7-1 as conf RD’s 6 > pts ST. LOUIS SERIES: 2-5 L7 / 1-3 L4H… 0-4 .500 > H btwn 2A N CAROLINA SERIES: 4-1 L5 H… 5-2 aft Duke… 0-3 Last Home Game New Orleans 5-0 in AFC sandwich… 5-1 A off BB H vs non-div opp Arkansas SERIES: 7-1 L8… 0-4 aft Ole Miss… 1-3 Last Road Game WASHINGTON SERIES: 4-0 L4… 0-4 vs NFC South… 1-7 Home Five favs LSU 4-1 bef Miss… 6-2 as conf HF’s 14 < pts… 2-5 Game Ten MIAMI 11-2 A w/ rev off BB div games… 0-6 in 3rd of 3A Oklahoma SERIES: 7-3 L10 away… 3-0 away w/ conf revenge PHILADELPHIA 0-7 off div vs opp off div… 1-5 favs aft Dallas BAYLOR SERIES: 5-1 L6… 4-0 aft Kansas St… 6-1 Game Nine Cleveland 9-1 in 2nd BB A off div game… 10-2 A aft Cincinnati Oregon SERIES: Dog 5-2… 8-0 bef Usc… 6-0 away vs conf revenge PITTSBURGH 1-11 vs < .250 opp… 2-11 off non-div bef rest STANFORD 7-3 as conf HF’s 14 < pts… 1-4 Game Ten… 1-4 bef Cal Jacksonville 7-0 Away Five… 0-4 off BB ATS wins vs non-div opp Minnesota 5-0 Game Ten… 4-0 aft Ohio St… 7-1-1 Last Road Game BALTIMORE SERIES: 1-3 L4 / 3-1 L4H… 9-0 w/ rest vs non-div opp IOWA SERIES: Host 4-1-1… 7-2 w/ conf revenge… 0-5 aft Indiana Minnesota 6-0 in 2nd BB non-div games… 1-4 off 4 SU wins OAKLAND 4-0 H off A vs non-div opp off H… 4-1 H btwn 2A SMART Kansas City 5-1 Game Nine off DD SU win… 4-1 off DD SU win BOX DENVER SERIES: 5-1 L6… 1-7 H btwn 2A vs opp off DD SU win New England 5-1 bef Buffalo vs .500 > opp… 8-2 RF’s vs .500 > NFC AS THE NOOSE TIGHTENS NY GIANTS SERIES: 6-1 L7 / 3-0 L3H… 1-6 HD’s or pick November is, unquestionably, the best time of the season for Arizona 7-1 w/ rest vs div opp… 1-7 off SU win in AFC sandwich sports fans.
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