As the College Football seasons wind down there is some conventional wisdom among sports prognosticators that the best teams in college football have huge depth and thus don't wear down as readily as teams that are thin on the pine. That should translate into those deep teams excelling during the month of November since they should be somewhat fresher than their opponents. Certainly, at least in my mind, this does make some sense since the football season is a physically draining endeavor. But, most importantly of all, does this fact translate into profits for the bettor? To put some perspective on this I decided to look at teams who historically have burned through the cash in November from a both short term and long term angle. Below is what I have found (ATS performance is in paranthesis):

Top ATS Losers in November since 2002:

Michigan State (5-12)

Florida Atlantic (2-6)

Wake Forest (4-12)

Indiana (3-12)

Colorado State (3-13).

Top ATS Losers in November Over the Last 10 Years:

Kansas (11-21)

New Mexico State (11-20)

Colorado State (10-19)

Indiana (9-21), Baylor (8-24).

It would certainly be a shocker if Kansas feel into thier historical ATS demise in November this season but keep an eye on the rest of these teams since most of the rest continue to show a propensity for losing.

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