As many have already witnessed, the consistent insight and information in my write-ups is like nothing you will ever see anywhere on the internet. I think I'm going to do the entire 2010 regular season of football for free again, as hard to believe as that may be. Last season for those who read my weekly football write- ups and predictions, I took regulars through a 20 week storybook session. Those who read the selections got all kinds of valuable tidbits. They got inside info (such as how UConn had a little known pep rally for the Notre Dame game with their fallen linebacker's dying wish to beat the Irish, as announced by his own mother). They got amazing trends and insight (such as how undersized CMU, who was 1-22 in non-conference, was playing Boston College who was 17-0 non-conf and going to lose handily as a small dog after fluking Michigan State). They got called upsets (such as Purdue over Ohio State). They got which games were going to be fixed (Niners over Cardinals in the Monday Night game) and tons of other excellent information and insight. People who signed up for free emails got bonus insight with no sales pitch and PDF files which illustrated some of the relevant trends. The final record for all web football selections was a modest 64-53 with 12 winning weeks against 6 losing weeks, with 2 weeks ending even. Not as good as 2008's record of 58-35, but it will improve this season. At the end of last season where it counts the most, The Bowl Selections went 3-1, and would have been 4-0 if not for a late frontdoor TD by Texas Tech when they could have downed the ball. The NFL post-season selections were generally right on the money, going 5-2. Get ready for a fabulous football season as I take you on a journey once again. Count on top notch concentration and limited but high percentage selections with no screwing around.
