Sagarin Rankings Week 11

[notoriousD_O_G]

1 Alabama A = 101.35
3 Georgia A = 95.04
10 Auburn A = 90.64
16 Mississippi State A = 84.97
27 LSU A = 80.87
37 South Carolina A = 76.51
45 Texas A&M A = 75.33
62 Florida A = 70.42
63 Missouri A = 70.40
66 Mississippi A = 69.55
71 Tennessee A = 68.99
72 Kentucky A = 68.76
79 Arkansas A = 67.49
80 Vanderbilt A = 67.02

(add 3 for home team)

SEC games:

BAMA @ MSST: Bama -13.38 ( Actual -14)

ARK @ LSU: LSU -16.38 ( Actual -17.5)

UGA @ AUB: UGA -1.4 (Actual -2.5)

FLA @ SC: SC -9.09 ( Actual -7.5)

UK @ VANDY: VANDY -1.26 (Actual -3)

UT @ MIZZ: MIZZ -4.41 (Actual -10)

ULL (Rank 143, A = 52.95) @ OM: OM -19.6 ( Actual -19)

New Mexico (Rank 128, A = 55.38 ) @ TAMU: TAMU -22.95 (Actual -19)

 

[Bulldogg31]

So you're telling me there's not a chance?

 

[UpTheMiddlex3Punt]

I'm in my third straight year of using Sagarin's ratings for my ATS pick em group. Finished first, then second, and am currently comfortably in first.

 

[Msubulldogfan1]

I'm in my third straight year of using Sagarin's ratings for my ATS pick em group. Finished first, then second, and am currently comfortably in first.

Which way will you go for the Missouri/Tenn game?

 

[tatedog]

I'm in my third straight year of using Sagarin's ratings for my ATS pick em group. Finished first, then second, and am currently comfortably in first.

I've noticed that lines this year have been pretty close to what the Sagarin system suggests. Do you actually get that many selections doing this? What difference in the number are you looking for?

 

[missouridawg]

Which way will you go for the Missouri/Tenn game?

Mizzou is one of the outliers, statistically, to me, this season. You can take away their first 4 or 5 games, as they are a completely different team. They are going to blast TN (and Arky and Vandy). Much like they blasted Florida. You don’t have to like them, but Mizzou can really sling it down the field. Drew Locke is legit.