[CTcard]

We almost always beat the spread in football

I also went back to the 2009, which for Stanford fans is relevant because it was the start of our current run of strength. It looks like overall we both have a good record ATS since that time:
Stanford 60-33-1 64.5% (#2)
Kansas St 53-35-1 60.2% (#4)

Looks like we both have something in common when it comes to being underestimated by bettors.

From another source, this time an ESPN article on best bets.

• Best ATS records over last 5 years:

1. Georgia Southern 20-8
2. Stanford 44-24
3. Houston 42-23-1
4. Baylor 40-23-1
5. Arkansas State 40-24-1

• Top 5 teams ATS after a straight-up loss in last five seasons:

1. Louisville 12-4
2. Stanford 12-3
3. Missouri 16-6
4. Kansas State 12-5
5. Michigan 14-6

http://www.espn.com/chalk/story/_/id/174...ll-playoff

[CTcard]

We almost always beat the spread in football

I also went back to the 2009, which for Stanford fans is relevant because it was the start of our current run of strength. It looks like overall we both have a good record ATS since that time:
Stanford 60-33-1 64.5% (#2)
Kansas St 53-35-1 60.2% (#4)

Looks like we both have something in common when it comes to being underestimated by bettors.

From another source, this time an ESPN article on best bets.

• Best ATS records over last 5 years:

1. Georgia Southern 20-8
2. Stanford 44-24
3. Houston 42-23-1
4. Baylor 40-23-1
5. Arkansas State 40-24-1

• Top 5 teams ATS after a straight-up loss in last five seasons:

1. Louisville 12-4
2. Stanford 12-3
3. Missouri 16-6
4. Kansas State 12-5
5. Michigan 14-6

http://www.espn.com/chalk/story/_/id/174...ll-playoff