2% max recommended unless otherwise noted. 1% max recommended for soccer.
1.)Georgia (9-0)
2.)Ohio State (9-0)
3.)Michigan (9-0)
4.)TCU (9-0)
5.)Tennessee (8-1)
6.)Oregon (8-1)
7.)LSU (7-2)
8.)USC (8-1)
9.)Alabama (7-2)
10.)Clemson (8-1)
11.)Ole Miss (8-1)
12.)UCLA (8-1)
13.)Utah (7-2)
14.)Penn State (7-2)
15.)North Carolina (8-1)
16.)NC State (7-2)
17.)Tulane (8-1)
18.)Texas (6-3)
19.)Kansas State (6-3)
20.)Notre Dame (6-3)
21.)Illinois (7-2)
22.)UCF (7-2)
23.)Florida State (6-3)
24.)Kentucky (6-3)
25.)Washington (7-2)
Teams Ranked by Conference
SEC- 6 (1, 5, 7, 9, 11, 24)
Big 10- 4 (2, 3, 14, 21)
Big 12- 3 (4, 18, 19)
ACC- 4 (10, 15, 16, 23)
PAC 12- 5 (6, 8, 12, 13, 25)
AAC- 2 (17, 22)
Independent- 1 (20)
Potential Draw - Chelsea vs Liverpool
This is another Premier League fixture I am keeping an eye on in the run up to the weekend. Chelsea vs Liverpool is a fixture which ends in a draw surprisingly often. Even when one side or the other is not in great form, a common pattern is that Chelsea will take the game to Liverpool but lack the critical knockout punch to finish them off, which normally allows Liverpool to steal a point. This tends to happen more often at Stamford Bridge (where Chelsea are at home) or in cup competitions, which tend to go to extra time. At Anfield, Liverpool have a more decisive edge.
This weekend's game has Chelsea trading at about 33%, Liverpool at 43% and the draw at about 26%. I'm sceptical that Chelsea to draw at home should be trading that low. If I can finagle an entry at 25c somehow (such as via the synthetic draw, which I have posted about recently), I would be tempted to take that position. Chelsea are well capable of taking a lead into the final ...