what sites do you guys use to research games?

[theCOLLECTOR]

currently i use a lot of school newsletters and their web pages...covers.com ...and then some game stats from a scoreboard like cbssports

whats some of the ones you guys like to use when looking into a game?

 

[FairWarning]

The Sporting News has some great local bloggers. Also Fancake http://www.fancake.com/

 

[THEH3AD]

is this question asked every week?

 

[slatter]

Covers.com, philsteele.com, espn.com stats and box scores.

 

[JimmyDetroit]

I have many many bookmarked, just google and dig deep until you find the stat you are after

 

[JTrey3]

slatter who is that in the avatar.. is he puking?

 

[Mr.CantstopWontstop]

i can see the future. no research necessary.

 

[slatter]

slatter who is that in the avatar.. is he puking?

Cal RB Jahvid Best. Puking green Gatorade last year.

 

[20ptdog]

I try to follow a couple of teams throughout the year on Scout.com and thru their local newspaper blogger.

Phil Steele's weekly news and notes is great for breaking down things you don't see in a box score and saves a bunch of time. Sometimes you can find hidden value in a line.

ESPN has bloggers by conference, and you can keep updated with the headlines for each team. I go w/ the Pac10 blog. Good stuff.

VegasInsider.com for line movements to see where the money is going.

And this site to get all of the "expert" opinions

 

[tanner12oz]

covers.com but honestly this early in the season info is going to be limited