I often say the KVB NCAAF UPSET Basket is market gauge. It's not meant to be just bought, although it could be. There is more information we can get from its behavior.
Last week I mention metrics pointing to both Oregon and Alabama winning those prime time high volume games Saturday night.
So what does it take for the market to pay out such high volume, primetime, ranked matchups?
Here's the UPSET Basket from last week, and when I say the Basket is a gauge, this is what I mean.
This is what it takes to get those prime time small dogs to win...
103 | 25-Sep | ARMY +140 | -1 |
107 | 26-Sep | TCU +138 | -1 |
141 | 27-Sep | E MICH +146 | -1 |
145 | . | RUTGERS +154 | -1 |
155 | . | SJSU +115 | -1 |
157 | . | JAX ST +157 | -1 |
175 | . | LSU +115 | -1 |
179 | . | MARSHALL +105 | -1 |
183 | . | ARKANSAS ST +110 | -1 |
195 | . | OREGON +145 | 1.45 |
197 | . | ALABAMA +135 | 1.35 |
. | . | Total | -6.2 |