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09-18-2007, 09:03 AM
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Step 3
Step 3 - Who is FAST in TODAY'S matchup
Now after projecting a pace with POSITIONAL early runners wasn't step 2 a total breeze? See what I mean by the projecting pace early on really does everything for you? so now we have our contenders/lines picked. here are 3 screenshots as we look for the CONFIRMING answer to our ORIGINAL stated 2 questions: 1) Who is FAST? 2) Who is fast based on TODAY'S matchup/projected pace? 1) Total Energy 2) Tpr (Cpr) 3) Total pace Potential (Tpp) 4) Who might be advantaged by TODAY'S matchup Who do YOU like man?
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