For 2012 & 2013: 8-1 both straight-up and ATS.
Bill O'Brien and his teams were awesome at bouncing back from adversity. It was among O'Brien's greatest strengths.
You only answered half of my questions
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For 2012 & 2013: 8-1 both straight-up and ATS.
Bill O'Brien and his teams were awesome at bouncing back from adversity. It was among O'Brien's greatest strengths.
Nope, doesn’t count! You see, the Vegas spread said that Penn State should have won by more points, so it’s like they never won at all.I'd say Franklin's teams have dealt with adversity pretty well. Bouncing back after losing to Pitt and getting destroyed by Michigan to win 9 straight and the B1G title is a telling example. Covered in just about every game doing it and came from behind in a lot of them. This team has been plenty resilient.
Whats that...Playing mostly with Others recruits?
Exactly and this is the number that matters...Just win baby!3-1 straight up
For 2012 & 2013: 8-1 both straight-up and ATS.
Bill O'Brien and his teams were awesome at bouncing back from adversity. It was among O'Brien's greatest strengths.
OK so 8-4 and 7-5 seasons are better than 11 win seasons because they beat the spread more after a loss. Got it. Makes perfect sense!
You fargin’ corksoaker, take hike.
To each their own. I know plenty of people that think watching sporting events is a giant waste of time. they are entitled to their opinion.Just my opinion.
I'm not mis-representing anything. The statistics are what they are:
2014: lose to Northwestern. lost to Michigan ATS the next game (2.5 dog).
2014: lose to Michigan. win vs Ohio State ATS next game (14 dog).
2014: lose to Ohio State. lost to Maryland ATS next game (3 favorite).
2014: lose to Maryland. push vs Indiana ATS next game (6 favorite).
2014: lose to Illinois. lost to MSU ATS next game (13 dog).
2015: lose to Temple. lost to Buffalo ATS next game (17 favorite).
2015: lose to Ohio State. lost to Maryland ATS next game (5.5 favorite).
2015: lose to Northwestern. lost to Michigan ATS next game (3.5 favorite).
2015: lose to Michigan. lost to MSU ATS (and the team flat out quit) next game (7.5 dog).
2016: lose to Pittsburgh. lost to Temple ATS next game (8.5 favorite).
2016: lose to Michigan. push vs Minnesota ATS next game (3 favorite).
2017: lose to Ohio State. lost to MSU ATS next game (9.5 favorite).
2017: lose to MSU. lost to Rutgers ATS next game (31 favorite).
That's 1-10-2 ATS, and 6-7 straight-up (despite being favored in 10 of the 13).
Except that Michnotalion has three or more of them, or is it "some"?That's mighty nice of you.
Opinions are like azzholes, everybody's got em.
If you and I agreed on everything one of us would be useless
(Hint: It wouldn't be me! )
The "believers" just won't listen.It happened again.
Franklin has NO proven ability to rally his team off of adversity. It is his biggest weakness.
They "believers" just won't listen.
**** youIt happened again.
Franklin has NO proven ability to rally his team off of adversity. It is his biggest weakness.
I know I've brought this up before: 1-10-2 ATS in regular-season games coming off a loss.
Hopefully we come out strong & fired-up on Saturday. It hasn't always happened when we are coming off of a loss and facing some adversity.
MNL wasn't wrong. My only question is how much $$$ he won betting against PSU.
Why don't bet the mortgage and take Indiana with the 14 points then?
I don't bet PSU games, but I would advise taking Indiana. Although Indiana is 0-7 themselves ATS coming off of a straight-up loss. So I guess one of those trends has to give here.
I think that record isn't an accident either. Indiana is 1-7 ATS in those spots all-time during the Tom Allen regime. Allen strikes me as somewhat similar to Franklin: a higher-energy coach but also a coach who may struggle to get "buy-in" from his players in times of adversity.
Anyway, I'm not betting PSU but instead spending my $$$ instead to fly in to see the game. Betting the horses at Keeneland Friday.
I'm not mis-representing anything. The statistics are what they are:
2014: lose to Northwestern. lost to Michigan ATS the next game (2.5 dog).
2014: lose to Michigan. win vs Ohio State ATS next game (14 dog).
2014: lose to Ohio State. lost to Maryland ATS next game (3 favorite).
2014: lose to Maryland. push vs Indiana ATS next game (6 favorite).
2014: lose to Illinois. lost to MSU ATS next game (13 dog).
2015: lose to Temple. lost to Buffalo ATS next game (17 favorite).
2015: lose to Ohio State. lost to Maryland ATS next game (5.5 favorite).
2015: lose to Northwestern. lost to Michigan ATS next game (3.5 favorite).
2015: lose to Michigan. lost to MSU ATS (and the team flat out quit) next game (7.5 dog).
2016: lose to Pittsburgh. lost to Temple ATS next game (8.5 favorite).
2016: lose to Michigan. push vs Minnesota ATS next game (3 favorite).
2017: lose to Ohio State. lost to MSU ATS next game (9.5 favorite).
2017: lose to MSU. lost to Rutgers ATS next game (31 favorite).
That's 1-10-2 ATS, and 6-7 straight-up (despite being favored in 10 of the 13).
I know I've brought this up before: 1-10-2 ATS in regular-season games coming off a loss.
Hopefully we come out strong & fired-up on Saturday. It hasn't always happened when we are coming off of a loss and facing some adversity.
It depends on the record ATS after a forfeitClearly then, we should just forfeit.
LOLHe's so mad JF turned out better than JH in every aspect of coaching.
UM fans getting their balls back, cute.
UM fans getting their balls back, cute.
I’ve had this discussion with friends. We can’t seem to recover from losses. The last two years are perfect examples. No way we should lose to MSU either year. We were a great team up until OSU-Q4. Now we are just blah. ...and that is about leadership.I know I've brought this up before: 1-10-2 ATS in regular-season games coming off a loss.
Hopefully we come out strong & fired-up on Saturday. It hasn't always happened when we are coming off of a loss and facing some adversity.