To save me a lot of time...

[WildBill 0]

I am sure others could use this as well. Does anyone know where you can download or get at least an easily formatted log-style schedule for football? Every place I have found has a messy format that kills it when it gets into Excel. Or maybe I am going about this wrong. Anyways would be greatly appreciated. Used to just get this from a buddy of mine, but he decided to buy a software program instead this year...

 

[WildBill 0]

Forgot to clarify, on a team-by-team full season basis.

 

[TheGeneral+ 0]

Courtesy bump

 

[OMNIVOROUS FROG 0]

I have used DAX, Lawrence, and Iskoe Logical Approach. Always hard copy. I am thinking of investing the time and making my own from teams schds. Hoping for that golden post, sure is not mine...Best Wishes Bill...OF

Have some aquaintances much better resources here than myself. Will inquire there also.

 

[Redneckman 0]

Steele puts out a decent scorebook, but I'm looking for one where you can input yardage rushing, passing, rushing attempt's etc, and turnovers. Good topic, maybe we can come up with one.

 

[Shotgun 0]

I started working on my NFL stuff the other day; I haven't cleaned the schedule up too much so if anyone wants to go at it feel free...post your improvements on here to save us all some time though. I can't attach a file here, so I put it in the handicapping zone.

http://forum.therx.com/6/ubb.x?a=tpc&s=100090022&f=8183022525&m=922104951&r=922104951#922104951

 

[WildBill 0]

Lots of books that can be bought to write this stuff, but I need a spreadsheet format just as Redneck mentioned. I do some basic stats with it. Nice work so far Shotgun, but I really need the colleges much more as I do a lot of tweaking with those numbers to adjust for strength of schedule. Wonder why it is so hard to find, even if some of the stats websites had empty logs it would be nice, but most of the are cluttered with something or still on last years numbers.

 

[OMNIVOROUS FROG 0]

No answers yet, not good. Let us know if you find anything Bill. Otherwise I have to make my own...Best Wishes...OF

Especially college.

 

[wilheim 0]

I found this in the Handicapping forum. Hope it is what you guys are looking for.

NFL Excel Schedule


wil.

 

[MariaSharapova 0]

ask ben dover at ssb(sharp sports betting)
or someone else there would most likely
have an answer

 

[SixthSense 0]

WB - I think this is what you are looking for. I don't see the damn paperclip to attach my schedule.

 

[WildBill 0]

I think the Offshore Forum doesn't allow attachments, but the Gambling Forum does. Can you post it on that Sixth?

 

[SixthSense 0]

WB - Yeah, I remember that now. When I get home I will post it in the handicapping forum. Thanks.

 

[JaspersLaw 0]

Sorry I can't help you, wildbill. If I see anything like this i'll let you know.

 

[SixthSense 0]

WB - Here they are.

Team Schedules

 

[SportSavant 0]

thanx sixth?

why do some of the dates appear as # signs?

 

[SportSavant 0]

 

[SixthSense 0]

Don't see any # signs for me. It looks ok to me.

 

[SportSavant 0]

thats weird, for me certain dates are all filled in as # signs... For example Arizona the week after October 3rd.. When the Play @ San Francisco...instead of the date being there there are a bunch of # signs...

Many other dates like this aswell...

does it work okay for you wildbill?

 

[SixthSense 0]

You may have to just expand that column. When the columns aren't wide enough, you get those # signs.