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Football "Lock of the Week" (Week 13)

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Lock of the Week Standings - Week 12

Player        Record      Points

BishopMVP    8-3-1        105.0

hoopsguy      8-4-0        70.0

bhlloy        8-4-0        147.5

TroyF        8-4-0        128.5

duckman      6-3-3        137.5

jbergy22      7-4-1        111.0

lynchjm24    7-5-0        103.0

Radii        6-5-1        82.0

Poli          6-6-0        97.0

Lathum        6-6-0        51.5

Cuckoo        6-6-0        40.0

cartman      5-6-1        78.5

kingfc22      5-6-1        74.5

CU Tiger      5-6-1        53.0

Butter_of_69  5-7-0        92.0

Chubby        4-7-1        26.0

HiFiRevival  eliminated

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Locks

bhlloy: Packers +2 over Falcons

BishopMVP: Alabama -4.5 over Auburn

Butter_of_69: Boise State -14 over Nevada

cartman: Michigan State -1 over Penn State

Chubby: Steelers -6 over Bills

Cuckoo: Arizona +19.5 over Oregon

CU Tiger: Dolphins -2.5 over Raiders

duckman: South Carolina -2.5 over Clemson

hoopsguy: Alabama -4.5 over Auburn

jbergy22: Colts -2 over Chargers

kingfc22: Stanford -13.5 over Oregon St

Lathum:

lynchjm24: Tennessee -2.5 over Kentucky

Poli: Mississippi State +2.5 over Ole Miss

Radii: Falcons -2 over Packers

TroyF: 49ers -1 over Cardinals

Apologies again for getting this up so late.

Stanford -13.5 vs. Oregon St.

give me MIA +2.5

88% of the money is on Oak, Vegas is rarely that wrong (though 92% is on PIT right now against Buf)

Colts -2 vs San Diego

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Originally Posted by CU Tiger (Post 2386592)

give me MIA +2.5

88% of the money is on Oak, Vegas is rarely that wrong (though 92% is on PIT right now against Buf)

Home teams that have less then 17% of the money on them cover 57% of the time (that might not be the exact number but it's very close). There was a week earlier this year (where Cleveland covered against Baltimore) where there were three home teams getting big numbers who had no support and all three covered. Millman has been writing about it in his ESPN blog this season.