The StatFox Edge Football Annual enjoyed a four-year run from 2003-06, becoming a fixture in the yearly library of football bettors across the country. The GREAT NEWS is the StatFox Edge is back for 2008!
As always, it will be loaded with preseason coverage of every college and pro team, plus great handicapping strategy articles, stats, trends, predictions and more.
Look for it on store shelves nationwide starting July 15 or order here and get it sent directly to your home.
only $9.99
Listed below are some of the most useful features and articles you’ll find loaded in this 136-page “Ultimate Handicapping Resource”.
Team-by-Team Betting Angles We’ve supplied at least six applicable trends for every college team, and eight for every pro team.
Key Statistics Articles Both Steve and Doug reveal some of their favorite team statistics to utilize when handicapping college and pro.
Top Weekly Head-to-Head Football Trends (pgs 46-47) StatFox has scoured the entire schedule of college & pro football games this fall and revealed the most potent head-to-head patterns that have developed.
FoxSheets College Systems (pg 127) The FoxSheets offer thousands of Super Situations, or Systems, for games throughout the season. We dig into our vast library and discuss a number of early season college systems that will help you get the season started right.
StatFox Doug’s 12 Powerful College Trends (pgs 134-135) Doug reveals 12 of his favorite trends in college football.
I like the Statfox return of this annual way better than last years. This is more like it. Great write ups on each team college and pro. I like the format. It is a great value for the price.
That you guys resumed this. I think it's a very solid read and has a lot of great info. It's a great resource for myself and I would recommend it.
One thing I will say though: I liked it better with the old paper stock you used to use. I'm sure this group probably cost a lot less, but I would recommend going back to the glossy sheet. (See: 2006 version.)
page 127. system #1. Play against-home underdogs-terrible rushing team from last season-averaged 100 or less rushing yards/game. Last 10 seasons 38-14. (5.2 games/year)
The book notes to take these in the "early going". What is the definition of "early going"?
Is this September games only? August and September? All year?
How do you guys rank Virginia #23 in your preseason poll? Whats even more confusing is that in your ACC preview you say "Virginia will be fortunate reach the break-even mark." And you predicted them 4th in the coastal division.
Also, did u see my last question in the previous post?
my guess is that they meant the month of September.
With both Sewell and Cook sitting out for Virginia I can't imagine they will even reach the .350 mark. Maybe they meant to enter Virginia Tech, they're a much more likely #23.