I recall home dogs hitting better than 60% ATS in the NFL playoffs. Can someone help me out with the actual stats? Naturally I am looking at the JV/Pitt game for an angle. Thanks in advance.
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12-31-07 08:47 AM #1
Need Stat: Home Dogs in Playoffs?
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12-31-07 10:12 AM #2
good luck in that game, because the Jags have beaten the Steelers 5 times straight. They sure have their number.
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12-31-07 10:33 AM #3
I like the Jags, too, but might hedge my futures with a tease involving Pitt +7.5. Still interested in how home puppies fare in post-season if anyone has the info.
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12-31-07 12:33 PM #4
Based on covers.com data and excluding Super Bowls:
Since the 1985/86 season, home dogs have gone 9-7 ATS, while all dogs have gone 106-94 ATS (that's 53% with a standard error of 3.55%).SBR Founder Join Date: 8/28/2005
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12-31-07 01:20 PM #5
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12-31-07 01:32 PM #6
Jacksonville should win fairly easy. I don't see this home dog pulling off an upset.
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12-31-07 03:20 PM #7
Home Dogs have always been a solid way to stay in the game and the ones on national tv are even better.
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