Thanks guys! I have an interesting post from across the street on how one person uses the newsletter information:
The way that I use the newsletters is to create a spreadsheet and track the performance of each newsletter for every team and conference. I usually ignore whether or not they are recommended plays, but look to see if they have a good record either picking for or against that team. That gives me an idea of how tuned in they are to a team or conference. For example, Gold Sheet hasn't missed on their picks for SD St, EMU, UVA and Utah this season. This is good information for me to use and complement my own handicapping.
The way that I use the newsletters is to create a spreadsheet and track the performance of each newsletter for every team and conference. I usually ignore whether or not they are recommended plays, but look to see if they have a good record either picking for or against that team. That gives me an idea of how tuned in they are to a team or conference. For example, Gold Sheet hasn't missed on their picks for SD St, EMU, UVA and Utah this season. This is good information for me to use and complement my own handicapping.
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