SEC NCAA Football Preview from Maddux Sports30 July 2006
Chicago, IL (PRWEB) July 30, 2006 -- Many football experts consider the 2006 Southeastern Conference to be the best in the nation. Powerhouse teams include Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Auburn, LSU, and Alabama. Fans and sportsbook enthusiasts can find free expert analysis of each of the 12 teams in this dynamic conference at MadduxSports.com.
Maddux Sports, a first-rate handicapping resource, presents many free services to the general public, including previews of all major sports, up-to-the-minute odds from and links to all premiere online sportsbooks and numerous informational articles on sports betting. As a full-service site, they also offer up-to-date previews of all major post-season events, including the college bowl season.
«Our goal,» notes Selvaggio the President of Maddux Sports, «is to create an informed bettor, giving people the best possible chance to win.» He adds that, «We've found that there's no substitute for facts, stats and solid analysis. That's what visitors will find at our site.»
The SEC, which is composed of 12 teams divided evenly between the East and West divisions, is a pressure cooker for coaches. They're expected to field competitive teams and if they don't, coaches usually find themselves out of a job. Phillip Fulmer has been Tennessee's head coach for 14 years, and despite a poor 5-6 record in 2005, his stellar 128-37 mark has assured him of job security. However 8 of 12 SEC coaches have been at their schools only four years or less, and if they don't come through, they won't be there much longer.
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In the last four years those subscribing to the college and NFL Full Season Picks Package at Maddux Sports have made on average per season from $5,670 (for $100/unit players) to $28,350 (for $500/unit players). The full season football package includes all regular season college and pro football picks, all college bowl and NFL playoff picks and all NFL pre-season picks.
Selvaggio observes, «One of the great things about MadduxSports.com is that you can use every one of our free features to your benefit, including free daily picks. But if you want that extra edge, you can get that too.»
Information on the NCAA football season, including the SEC, may be found by clicking on http://www.madduxsports.com/06-ncaaf/2006-sec-football-conference-preview.html.
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