The power rating system is based on recent game results. The section should be used to compare the relative strength of the two teams involved. A power line is calculated using both teams ratings and home field advantage. Where the power line differs significantly from the current line, the team with the edge is indicated.
Team Trends and Angles
All team trends listed below apply to the current game.
Team Statistics
Peformance statistics for each team in various situations are listed below. Categories where a team has performed poorly are denoted in red. Categories where a team has performed well are denoted in green.
Head-to-Head Series History
Listed below is a summary of the games results in recent Head-to-Head matchups.
Team Line Action - Where the money is going!
Oddsmakers move a line in part because of one-sided public betting action on a side or total. They also move the line in reaction to wise guys selections. Either way, this section attempts to uncover whether the wise guys and public have a read on a given team. It summarizes both line and total movements. As a general rule, follow the line or total movement when percentages exceed 57% and go against it when they are below 43%.
Despite losing to the Saints in Super Bowl XLIV, the Colts still find themselves listed as the favorites to win the 2011 Super Bowl. Check out the odds for all 32 teams.
The 2010 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am tees off this week from Pebble Beach, Calif. Check out the odds for this event, which will take place over three different golf courses.
The 2010 Daytona 500 will race on Sunday, Feb. 14 and Mark Martin is on the pole. Check out the odds for The Great American Race. Daytona 500 Viewing Guide
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