Tom Stryker
A professional handicapper since 1984, Tom Stryker offers you 25 years of experience.
A professional handicapper at Team Stryker Sports since 1984, Tom Stryker offers you 25 years of experience. Tom is known for his strong work ethic and his commitment to delivering the best analysis available.
With regards to style, Stryker likes to use the perfect blend of two decades of experience as well as emotional, statistical, and technical support to back up his selections. Back in the early 90's, Tom helped assemble one of the most powerful football and basketball databases in the nation. This incredible piece of software holds over 100 profitable situations with ATS records topping 90 percent.
Located in the Midwest just a few miles from the University of Notre Dame, Stryker is tuned into the Irish as well as the Big Ten and MAC Conferences. College Football, Major League Baseball as well as the NBA and NFL playoffs are considered his strengths. But keep in mind a profitable run can happen at any time in any sport when Stryker gets into one of his capping zones.
In 2000, Tom reached the ultimate peak when he bested over 100 other professional handicappers, and finished the season ranked No. 1 in college football (28-13 for 68.3% record) as monitored by the Sports Monitor of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
In 2001, Tom incredibly repeated that feat by finishing No. 1 in college football with a solid 24-15 for 61.5% mark! To date, Stryker is the only handicapper to win back-to-back college football handicapping titles as documented by the Sports Monitor.
Since going pro, Tom has recorded numerous other Top 10 finishes.
If you’re wondering what Tom has done for you lately, the answer is plenty! Over the past 16 months, Stryker enjoyed a profitable run in a number of sports.
’08 Major League Baseball – Currently Ranked No. 12 - $12,054 Net Profit
’07 NFL Pre-Season – Ranked No. 5 – 8-3 for 72.7 percent
’07 College Football – Ranked No. 14 – 32-22 for 59.3 percent (10-4 on Top Plays)
’07-’08 College Basketball – Ranked No. 12 – 72-51 for 58.1 percent
’07 March Madness – Ranked No. 3 – 23-10 for 69.7 percent
Tom is also the editor and publisher of the Pre-Game Report - one of the best football newsletters in the industry!
Vince Lombardi, one of the greatest football coaches ever, once said, “The harder you work, the harder it is to surrender.” When you do business with Tom Stryker you can expect three things: experience, professionalism and effort.
Thursday, September 02, 2010
Green Bay Packers vs. Kansas City Chiefs (NFL) - 8:00 PM EDT
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Pick: Point Spread: -6/-102 Kansas City Chiefs Pick Title: Tom Stryker's NFL Pre-Season Game of the Year
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Off back-to-back straight up wins including an impressive blowout of Indianapolis, Green Bay has to feel pretty good about itself right now. The offensive is moving the football and putting up points at will and the defense is shutting people down. With all of their starters at 100 percent (outside LB Clay Matthews does have an ankle), the last thing the Cheeseheads want to do is lose someone they'll be counting on in the regular season at Kansas City in their exhibition finale!
The same can't be said about the Chiefs. Kansas City has produced a dismal 4-21 SU and 3-22 ATS record in its last 25 NFLX battles including a woeful 0-3 SU and ATS mark this year. After going winless in 2009's preseason run, the Chiefs do NOT want to post a goose egg in the NFLX win column this season!
Technically speaking, there is a solid system that supports Kaycee on Thursday night. Since 1983, exhibition favorites are a profitable 20-10-1 ATS provided they check in off exactly three straight up losses. If our "play on" side is matched up against an opponent that arrives with momentum off a straight up win, this system tightens up to a stellar 9-2 SU and ATS!
Green Bay's starters will play only one series inside Arrowhead and then call it a night. The Chiefs don't want to go into the regular season off another winless exhibition run. This game means a heckuva lot more to Kaycee than it does GB. Even the pointspread is indicative of that fact. Lay the lumber with Kansas City. Thank you and best of luck, Tom Stryker.
USC vs. Hawaii (NCAAF) - 11:00 PM EDT
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Pick: Point Spread: -21/-101 USC Pick Title: Tom Stryker's 31-12 ATS NCAA Super System Smoker
Loss
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It’s sure going to be different watching the Men of Troy and not seeing good ‘ol Pete Carroll on the sidelines. After a stressful season, Carroll decided to take his leadership talents to the NFL and he’s focused on getting things turned around in Seattle right now.
Former Tennessee skipper Lane Kiffin will take over at USC. Controversy has followed Kiffin lately and there are a few question marks surrounding his head coaching abilities. Fortunately for us, it won’t take much for Southern Cal to beat this hapless Hawaii team.
The Rainbows do return five starters on offense and seven on defense from a team that posted a 6-7 campaign in 2009. Unfortunately, Hawaii hasn’t come close in its last three meetings against USC losing by finals of 63-17 in 2005, 61-32 in 2003 and 62-7 in 1999! That’s an average beating of 62-19! To make matters worse, the Trojans have been tough to beat in their first true road game of the season notching a powerful 21-8-1 SU and 19-10-1 ATS record dating back to 1980 including a spotless 7-0 SU and 6-0-1 ATS in this role favored by double-digits.
There is a strong college system that supports USC too. Since 1980, game one road favorites priced at -10 or more are a decent 61-39-1 ATS provided they’re matched up against an opponent that is playing their season opener as well. If our “play on” side won eight or more games last year and is tackling a foe that won at least three or more game last season, this technical gem improves to a powerful 31-12 ATS! The Men of Troy fit this general situation and the awesome tightener perfectly.
The Trojans are currently on probation by the NCAA and they can’t play in a bowl game for the next two seasons. Rest assured, new coach Kiffin will use that fact as motivation on a weekly basis. With regards to the talent level, Southern Cal owns the stallions and Hawaii has the ugly ponies. The Men of Troy’s climb back to the top of college football starts with a blowout in Honolulu. Take USC! Thank you and best of luck, Tom Stryker.
Tom Stryker's 32-13 ATS Non-Conference Pounding
There are a number of non-conference games on Saturday's college card and Stryker has zeroed in on one that won't even be close! A tremendous 32-12 ATS angle supports this best bet and our "play against" side is in a spot where they have dropped 15 straight by an average of 24.3 ppg! Grab Tom's CFB Non-Conference Pounding for $30.
Tom Stryker's 19-9 ATS No Doubt Absolute Blowout
One college football team is looking to get out of the gate quickly and Stryker is going to be right there to cash this ticket. This best bet comes with the support of a reliable 19-9 ATS angle and backs one team in spot where they have won 10 straight by an average of 42.2 points per game! Grab Tom's CFB No Doubt Absolute Blowout for $30.
Tom Stryker's 32-12 ATS Saturday Night Steamroller
If you're looking for one solid investment on Saturday night's college card, your search is officially over. Stryker has zeroed in on a huge mismatch and this strong selection comes with the support of a monster 32-12 ATS angle that knows how to bring home the bacon. Grab Tom's CFB Saturday Night Steamroller for $30.
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The last four games of the NFL regular season can mean everything to those teams still in the playoff hunt and nothing to the others that have already been eliminated. Novice handicappers could experience a great deal of financial stress at this time of the year. The Las Vegas line is usually inflated on those squads still battling for playoff position. If you invest your hard earned dough on "b ... read more
50 is the Magic Number - By Tom Stryker
Over the years, I’ve come across a ton of scoring angles. Some are good, some aren’t. The one I’m about to break down for you is one of my best.
It’s simplistic in approach. All I wanted to see was how well a reasonably priced home favorite did after a solid offensive performance on foreign soil. As you know, momentum is huge when it comes to handic ... read more
Play: Point Spread: 11/-105 Purdue Play Title: Tom Stryker's Free College Football Play
Notre Dame is going to be a good football team by the end of the season. New head coach Brian Kelly has done a phenomenal job getting the Fighting Irish back into good physical shape and they’re starting to find confidence they never really had under former coach Charlie Weis. Unfortunately, in this battle for the coveted Shillelagh Trophy, Purdue will provide the rebuilding Irish team with a tremendous challenge.
It won’t be tough for the Boilermakers to find motivation for this game. If you recall, ND QB Jimmy Clausen hit TE Kyle Rudolph for a touchdown pass with 25 ticks left on the clock as the Irish escaped Ross-Ade Stadium last year with a stunning 24-21 victory.
According to the history book, the Boilers are an ugly 1-13 SU in their last 14 visits to Notre Dame Stadium. That fact is noted. However, this Purdue team really started to peak as 2009 ended picking up victories in four of its last six games. One of those wins came against a Ohio State team that could very easily be one of 2010’s best programs. I’ve got a hunch that momentum will carry over and the Boilermakers will be able to find some success against a UND team that has installed new schemes on both sides of the ball.
There are technical reasons that support this investment too. Notre Dame has really struggled as a home favorite posting a weak 30-51-1 ATS record including just 4-12 ATS in this role matched up against a Big 10 foe. As a double-digit favorite, the Irish have lost their fight notching a bankroll-busting 5-13 ATS mark including just 2-11 ATS in their last 13 at home in this role. On the visitor’s side of the field, Purdue has found success priced as a touchdown dog (+7) or more posting a reliable 33-22 ATS mark including a perfect 7-for-7 in this role in non-conference action.
The Irish have come favored 24 times against Big 10 foes dating back to 1994 and were only able to cash five winning tickets. The Boilermakers haven’t forgotten about last year’s near miss and they’ll be out for a little payback on Saturday afternoon. Grab all the points you can here men! Take Purdue! Thank you and best of luck, Tom Stryker.
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