NCAA Championship Weekend 2006: George Mason, Florida, LSU & UCLA

As a college basketball enthusiast, you’ve probably been or will be inundated with all sorts of information regarding the four finalists in the College Basketball Tournament leading up to Saturday’s action. If not, of course StatFox will have plenty for you to chew on, including in-depth team reports and strategical looks at each game. However, if you’re searching for more of a historical breakdown of the Final Four, look no further, we have it for you, right here. Among other things, this valuable article contains:

• Line Placement Analysis
• Conference Records
• Detailed Spread & Total Results

NCAA Semifinal In-depth Game Looks
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As the college basketball season winds down to its crescendo, StatFox provides you with insightful game write-ups on each of the Final Four contests. We will offer up useful angles that will apply for both games, plus StatFox Steve and StatFox Doug will provide their personal commentary on which side they will be looking at for these anticipated match-ups.

• In-Depth George Mason-Florida Look
• In-depth LSU-UCLA Look
• College Basketball Matchups from YouWager.com

Your first chance to get a FREE look at everything StatFox has to offer on its FoxSheets is Sunday, as we offer up a special edition FREE Opening Day FoxSheet for the season’s first game between Chicago and Cleveland. The first pitch is scheduled for 8:05 PM ET on ESPN2. Mark Buehrle, the White Sox left-hander, is scheduled to throw that first pitch for the defending World Champions.

This is a very captivating game, as Chicago & Cleveland are expected to be the top contenders in the AL’s Central Division once again. The Indians made a valiant run last season to catch the Sox, but eventually faltered in the season’s final week. They’ve lost some key pitching in the offseason though, and may need to make up for it with their bats. In the other dugout, the nucleus is intact from the championship club, with one major addition, slugger Jim Thome. His arrival in Chicago should put fear into most of the other American League clubs.

The Special Edition FREE Opening Day FoxSheet is sure to be loaded with everything you need to get a jumpstart on the season. If you’re searching for more, look no further than the articles below, as they should be considered a must read for the baseball handicapper.

StatFox has prepared previews for every one of the 30 major league baseball teams. Loaded with Stats, Trends, Player Movement, Editorials, and more, be sure to read these valuable nuggets as you prepare for the 2006 season. Here are some quick links to some of the World Series favorites for this season:

Visit the 2006 Baseball Season Preview Home Page for links to all 30 teams!

Another edition of the StatFox Scuffle finds resident experts Doug & Steve focusing on the pending baseball season. Specifically, they discuss each of the divisions in baseball, analyzing whether or not there is any value on the division championship odds or the team season win odds over at BetCRIS currently. Both guys have some strong opinions on which teams they figure are going to be up and down this year. The last time StatFox did this was for the NBA, and that has proven to be one of the most valuable Scuffles yet.

View the entire article to find out what Doug & Steve think about the season outlooks for the Blue Jays, Yankees, Red Sox, Rangers, and several other teams this year!

Baseball Handicapping Strategy Articles

The staff at StatFox has put together a pair of handicapping strategy articles for the baseball season. Read their thoughts as they analyze April Underdogs and Bullpens=Success