TSE’s Top 10 College Football Preseason Betting Resources
The Saturday Edge has compiled a great list of college football betting resources to help prepare you for the upcoming season. With spring practice having come to a conclusion throughout the country, college football now enters the dog days of summer. Over the next few months the college football news slows down to a snails pace. However, as a serious college football handicapper this is when we roll-up our sleeves and really get to work evaluating teams, players and positions.
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I’ve used CFN, Steele & PreSnap for a number of years. The New York Times uses presnapread as its exclusive preseason prognosticator.
Good info on this site. Keep up the good work gentlemen.
jimmyd.
jimmyd, thanks for the comment and compliment. I’ve always used CFN and Steele, but didn’t discover PreSnap until a few months ago. He has some really good info.
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Thx again,
Pez
Those are some great sources, pezgordo, and you mentioned a couple I was not even familiar with myself. Thanks for the info!
Here is one that I love to look at especially with the “Spring Stats” that he gives which he has up now: https://home.comcast.net/~keepersfootball/site/?/home/&PHPSESSID=38f7a3b5d25ae8b285dfe54ea43094bf
You mentioned ESPN and I would add that it is essential to have an “ESPN Insider” subscription so you can view the info submitted on that site (Blue Ribbon Yearbook Articles and ESPN College Football Rumors).
You can also find some good gambling articles on Vegas Insider https://www.vegasinsider.com/college-football/).
SoonerBS, great to see you here. Thanks for the comments and the additional resource suggestions.
The Keepers Football appears to have some good info. I had not seen this site before you mentioned it.
You are also correct about “ESPN Insider.” I’ve had a subscription for several years and I believe the new subscriptions are even less expensive now (something like $2.50 per month).
Thanks again for the info. Looking forward to exchanging info and ideas with you throughout the season.
Pez