From: pam
(itoldyouiamnotiamnotgeorge)
(Twistedhed) wrote in
:

Your deficit, Dave, is hurting you. Pay attention: "Is known" by the
pros, Dave. How does one get known, grasshoppah? By their history.
Historically, Pittsburgh is known for not covering the spread. Citing
the single exception (this year) to the rule is nice, but has nothing to
do with the pros picks and how the team is viewed in such circles. Now
pick yourself up and cscrape yourself off from my shoe.

How many years do you want to go back

twsity??


Apparently, back before your recent attempts at reading the sheets.

your getting deeper and deeper

The Pittsburgh Steelers are 29-20 ATS since

2000.


Now check the spread vs. the odds and compare it to ANY other team. THAT
is how one reads their record concerning the spread, but then again, if
you knew what you were speaking, you would have cited the source instead
of an outsider's interpretation.


Not counting 2004

http://sportspic.vegasexperts.com/articles.asp

?aid=509

As a road favorite of a TD or less, Pittsburgh

is a very impressive 6-1-2 ATS in their last

nine contests, including a 4-0-1 mark in their

last five games... additionally, the Steelers are
working on a perfect 11-0 ATS mark when

favored by 7.5 points or less over the last two

seasons... in other words, Pittsburgh takes

care of business when the expected outcome

is close...


You really have no concept of what the spread entails and I am weary of
teaching and correcting you this week.


PIT is 7-7 ATS over the last 10 years (L10Y)

in playoff games



Which is meaningless. Take in to consideration
all their games in the last ten years and you may find the zen which
escapes you.