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NCAA College Football is by far what I consider
the hardest sports to handicap, wager on and be successful in. It is
covered better by local affiliates then national affiliates and thus
the best information is often left uncovered. The list of games is
long and the new faces and game plans almost impossible to keep up
with. In this article I suggest some tips to help you get started in
what could prove to be a very difficult season.
Get some help: This is important and I have listed it first for a
reason. There are too many teams in division one college football and
if you try to handicap too many games you will get dizzy by the amount
of information you can find. Bookmark some local affiliates and
newspapers. They cover this team every single day and know the team.
This should be the first place for you to go for information. Forget
ESPN and the other national markets, they get information form these
local papers and don't cover it as well as they could. Cut out the
middle man and get right to the information that is important. You can
also visit www.sportsbettingsoccer.com for daily information from cappers
around the net.
Pick your conferences: It is best to try and specialize with a certain
conference. Then you will get to know the players, coaches and schemes
that are important to handicapping. It is better to specialize on a
handful of teams then to guess on over one hundred teams in the NCAA.
Know your player roster: Returning starters are huge in college
football and in the early weeks of college football this is all you
will hear about. The assumption is returning starters know the system
and each other and will play better. This is true but don't ignore the
new players especially with bigger schools. These teams recruit heavy
and have great systems something a talented young player can excel in.
Do not chase and stay away from prime time: Big games especially on
television are hard to stay away from, but try it. You will often find
these games have tougher lines then small market games. Knowing the
small market teams may not be exciting, but it will pay off. Try not
to chase after a tough day of college football. The main reason is
simple, it will be either a tough prime time game with strict lines or
a small market game on the west coast about a team you know nothing
about. This is a recipe for disaster. |
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