With a subscription to the Sportsmemo Newsletter, you'll have access to one of the most consistent products on the market. These exclusive Newsletter-only Best Bets feature the week’s top plays, with written analysis and recommendation, from all 10 Sportsmemo Handicappers. In 2007, these plays finished with a 211-155, 58%, +37 record. The winning continued in 2008 with a mark of 202-174 54% +9.7. This year, more of the same with a strong tally of 105-73 59% +25.0 (through 6/28). All told, Sportsmemo Newsletter clients have put over +71 units in their pocket since the start of 2007.

We break down Every Game On The Board! With your football subscription, you'll get written analysis and recommendations for every weekend college football game and all of Sunday's NFL action. We break down games from a situational and fundamental aspect, using a straightforward format. Each game capsule includes analysis, recommendations, up-to-date SU, ATS and O/U records and the last meeting’s results. All the information you need will be in your hands every Tuesday afternoon!

Subscribers will also see our new interactive option with their online version. Each game will have a direct link to the Sportsmemo.com Stats Page. These web pages provide subscribers a comprehensive statistical and trend-based breakdown available only on Sportsmemo.com. It is just another aspect of the Newsletter that provides you with the information you need to win.


The Sportsmemo Newsletter is all about valuable content and what better way to maximize it than to get into the minds of the Sportsmemo Handicappers. Each issue contains multiple in-depth articles, columns and features ranging from betting analysis on a particular team or league to innovative handicapping methods and theories. Erin Rynning’s Stock Watch is a must have to see which team and when is losing or gaining value in the market place. Tim Trushel’s Out of the Box recaps the previous week’s action by highlighting the information the box scores don’t show. Teddy Covers' News and Notes provides up-to-date information on every team, every sport. Other fine articles include Fairway Jay's Perception vs. Reality, Rob Veno's In the Trenches and Brent Crow's NFL and College Football Outlook.

Underrated but highly effective, no Sportsmemo Newsletter would be complete without our college football Power Ratings. Senior handicappers Teddy Covers and Rob Veno provide point spreads on every college football game for the coming weekend. These power ratings are an excellent tool to compare and contrast the actual lines when they come out, giving readers ample opportunity to recognize over and under-valued point spreads.

A staple of the Sportsmemo Newsletter for years, Senior Handicapper Brent Crow’s True Rushing: Accu-Stats are an ingenious tool for crunching numbers and finding value with college football teams through a statistical angle. The basis behind Accu-Stats is to give subscribers an accurate reading on rushing statistics. The official rushing numbers provided by the NCAA deduct lost yards from sacks in its total and yards per carry rushing numbers – often skewing teams’ accurate rushing and rush defense capabilities. Brent Crow has devised a formula that takes out these numbers. All 109 teams’ rushing yards per carry, passing yards per attempt, rushing yards per carry allowed and passing yards per attempt allowed are put into an easy to read table.

With your subscription, you’ll receive all of our Special Editions: Super Bowl Preview (9-2 +7.0 unit mark in 2009 with Super Bowl Prop Bet recommendations), College Bowl Guide (coverage on all 32 games, three straight winning issues), March Madness Preview (written analysis and recommendations for every first round game, three straight winning issues, 22-7 76% in 2009), and College Football Season Preview (all 120 teams broken down from a betting perspective).

The true benefit of the Sportsmemo Newsletter is that you'll receive your issues every Tuesday afternoon. When you purchase you'll get a username and password to use on Sportsmemo.com. Simply log on and download your PDF version of the Newsletter. With how quickly the market moves these days you'll be able to take advantage of early week lines and totals. If you are unable to access a computer, we offer a special Sportsmemo Newsletter Best Bet voicemail box. Clients can call in every Tuesday and hear a recording of all of the upcoming week's Best Bets.

$149 Football Subscription – Full coverage from our College Football Preview through the 2010 Super Bowl Edition. You football subscription includes written analysis and recommendations on every college and pro football game for the entire season! Also included are stats, articles, special offers and of course a Best Bet from each handicapper every single week. As part of a special promotion, if you purchase the Football Subscription, we'll start your Newsletter coverage TODAY! That means you get a month free of the Sportsmemo Newsletter.

$199 Year Round – The ultimate value for Newsletter clients, our Year Round Edition actually extends for longer than a calendar year! With your purchase, you'll recieve weekly issues from today through July 31, 2010. You'll get all of the sports coverage -- football, baseball, basketball, golf, soccer, hockey -- from a betting perspective. Year-Round service will run you $3.50 per week, and that includes all of our special editions.

By the Numbers  
65 – The amount of plays that come with written analysis and recommendations in a typical football Sportsmemo Newsletter. That’s broken down into 10 Best Bets, roughly 40 college football games and 15 NFL games.

350+ – That’s how many Best Bets come in a full season’s worth of Newsletters. Since the start of 2007, these plays have won at a 56% rate, good for +71.7 units of profit.

17-5 – Fairway Jay is 16-5, 77% with his Newsletter Best Bets in 2009 (as of 6/28).

2,000+ – That is the number of plays with written analysis and recommendations that subscribers got with a full-year subscription in 2007.