(Untitled)- November 17, 2003 The Seer Goes Blind Ouch. That burning sensation in the Seer's rectum is the direct result of a horrific 6-9 Sunday that brings the overall record to 79-61, good for a 56.4% success rate against the spread. It was bound to happen sooner or later; we hadn't even had a week under .500 yet. Our biggest regret is picking the Vikings to cover a 4.5 point spread against the Raiders. Sure, the Raiders were 2-7, and sure, they were starting Rick Mirer, and sure, they were...http://blogs.salon.com/0001739/categories/sportsPipeline/2003/11/17.html#a618 (Untitled)- November 14, 2003 The Seer Sees: Week 11 of the NFL Sorry for the late posting. We were so sated with our 73-52 mark, good for a 58.4% success rate against the spread, that we nearly forgot to do the picks this week. Rush job Nah. The Seer Sees enough to prophesize the following: Texans Bills, Bills by 7 Come on. Houston's better than that, and Buffalo isn't. Seven is too much. Is the Seer not seeing something The Seer Sees: Texans beat the spread Redskins ...http://blogs.salon.com/0001739/categories/sportsPipeline/2003/11/14.html#a617 (Untitled)- November 7, 2003 Randy Moss Roasts Another Defender The Seer Sees: Week 10 We move down backside of the NFL schedule with the Seer sporting a tidy 65-46 record, good for a 58.6% success rate against the spread. But what does that mean in money terms Well, let's say the Seer was betting $30 per game. Since we're currently 19 games over .500, the math on the winnings works like this: 19 x 30 ='s $570. But of course, we have to take the vig out of that (the vig being the house's take.http://blogs.salon.com/0001739/categories/sportsPipeline/2003/11/07.html#a600 (Untitled)- November 3, 2003 The Seer Sees Mediocrity Well, the Seer wasn't going to go 10-4 every week, was he Is that what you expected Still, we have yet to finish beneath .500 in any week (a major, major feat), and this week was no exception: The Seer currently stands at 7-6 for Week 9, bringing the overall record to a still-outstanding 64-46, good for a 58.2% success rate against the spread. We like the Patriots to beat a 2 point spread in Denver tonight.http://blogs.salon.com/0001739/categories/sportsPipeline/2003/11/03.html#a589 |