The BEST College Football Betting System in the WORLD
EVERY record noted below is dated and timestamped.
And HONEST.
I value my integrity.
Over the past year in my Battle with the Books…
I beat the NFL with the picks shared in my articles.
A perfect 3-0 run through the playoffs gave me a season ending record of 17-8.
That’s a remarkable 68%.
I beat the NBA.
I closed out the season with an 8-1 run through the playoffs.
Final record, 41-26.
That’s 61% with almost 70 picks given.
I beat college football.
l destroyed the Books by finishing with an 8-1* run through the Bowl season.
And I just beat the WNBA regular season.
(I don’t ‘cap MLB.)
Look at the postseason record for NFL, college football and NBA.
It’s a combined 19-2. That’s 90%.
The way my unique handicapping models work – the more games played, the more data I accumulate – allows me to make informed betting decisions after charting a full season of results.
Will I hit 90% again this year, all three major sports combined?
Not bloody likely. It’s next to impossible to maintain that kind of winning percentage.
But will I work hard to try and repeat it.
Hell yeah!
And now we once again enter the college football season.
My best/winningest sport.
The sport where I use my largest size betting unit.
The sport where I’m already off to a good start at 1-0, using my handicapping model for isolating Wrong Favorites and going with a Fade of North Carolina State, using Virginia -4 (final score Virginia 34-8, easily covering by 22 points.)
The sport where I’ll share with you the BEST College Football Betting System in the World – the play I call the NP Under spot.
(I dislike using names for my plays, like “NP” and “WF1” etc., but I have to call them something when charting them in my database and referring to them in posts and conversations.)
Here’s an excerpt from my Week One college football article last year:
“As I enter into another Battle with the Books in the 2025 college football season, this is the hill I choose to live or die on – the NP Under spot.
2020: 28-4, 87%
2021: 34-21, 63%
2022: 34-32, 51%
2023: 21-17, 55%
2024: 23-13, 64%**
Combined total: 140-87, 61%
(All but the first four of those 32 picks in 2020 were shared in public and can still be viewed. The posts are dated and time stamped. Yes, the record is real.)”
That’s a very healthy sample size of over 220 games and a very profitable 61.7%.
Five Years (a great Bowie song BTW) without a losing record in any one of them (lost a little juice in 2022.)
And how did it do last season, 2025?
It KICKED Bookie ass AGAIN!
The final record for NP Unders was 11-5, 68%, all plays shared publicly, either in my articles or the forum here at PredictEm.
The six-year total on NP Unders now stands at 155-92. When you consider that it’s hitting at a remarkable 63% over a data sample of almost 250 games there’s no denying the results are phenomenal.
Of course past success is no guarantee of future success in sports betting, but I’m going to rely on the NP Under again this season.
With the established history noted above, why wouldn’t I?
Ride that horse until it bucks you.
I have FIVE NP spots to choose from this week, three Overs and two Unders.
Overs usually come in at about .500 so there’s no value in playing ON or AGAINST them.
But last year they charted in at 6-12, a very profitable 67% Fade so I’ll be keeping an eye on those this year, and sharing them here at PredictEm, too.
Note – these plays are based on games that meet my numbers-based qualifying parameters. There will be additions and subtractions to these plays each week due to line moves.
A game that qualifies early in the week when I do my handicapping on Monday and Tuesday may be eliminated by game day based on line moves.
And vice-versa, some games may be added due to line moves.
Each Saturday morning I’ll do an update in the PredictEm Forum. Be sure to check it out.
I’ll be back later this week with an article detailing the picks and recommendations for this week’s spots.
Good luck to all of you in your own 2026 College Football Battle with the Books!
*(Updated and corrected from 7-1 to include the Louisiana Tech game. Our editor missed the article I submitted with the pick but I saw in my final College football article that I noted I had an open play on it so readers were aware of the buy recommendation days before kickoff.)
** The 2024, 23-13 record is corrected from a previous article.
