[SBR_John]

And is it out?

I like to see returning starters and a breakdown of who has been lost and how good the talent is that has moved into a starting role.

I think Fiest or someone put out one pretty decent??

[Utopia]

I always pick up The Sporting News College Guide and The Gold Sheet's Annual.



End of June, they should be out everywhere.

[bigboydan]

the fiest magazine isn't bad either.

if you really wanna see how some of these freshman might do. you may wanna checkout rivals.

[pags11]

most of my friends swear by the Steele magazine, although I prefer the sporting news preseason mag...it comes out a little bit later and is pretty comprehensive...I'm not a real big fan of Athlon's mag, as I think they don't do near as good of a job as the other two...

[Dark Horse]

Here's pre-season method that works well:

Look for the opening line to move 1.5 points or more in
either direction, then take the dog on the closing line.

[BuddyBear]

Here's pre-season method that works well:

Look for the opening line to move 1.5 points or more in
either direction, then take the dog on the closing line.

Any reason or particular theory as to why this is the case Dark Horse....seems kind of arbitrary. Do you have favorable numbers that may support this. Thanks...

[pags11]

collegefootballnews.com is a great resource (while not a magazine, but just as good) and rotoworld.com has a great injury/ update wire...

[bigboydan]

at the baseball all-star break. i'll most likely buy every publication out there known to man. because, thats when i start doing my football capping

[Dark Horse]

Any reason or particular theory as to why this is the case Dark Horse....seems kind of arbitrary. Do you have favorable numbers that may support this. Thanks...

Sorry. I saw preseason and immediately linked to the NFL. lol
Way to excited about that thought.

So scratch my comment.
(worked well in NFL last season; we'll see how it does this year).