The Super Bowl has started, folks, which means it’s time to predict who will win using the methods of sports astrology!  These event charts are great practice and they are fun.  So, let’s get started!

The first rule for sports events charts is not to treat them as you would a sports contest horary.  The rules are different.  With event charts, it’s mostly about where the significators fall and what’s going on with the Moon.

Tonight’s NCAA Men’s Basketball Final will tip off in less than an hour!  Tip-off is set for 6:20 p.m. MST in Glendale, AZ.  (That’s 8:20 p.m. where I live.)  The University of North Carolina Tar Heels are favored over the Gonzaga University Bulldogs in the battle for the 2017 NCAA championship trophy.

Well, that was an amazing game!!  And I know exactly where I went wrong in my analysis.  That applying trine of six degrees between the Moon as the flow of action and the Sun, signifying the Patriots?  I thought that was too wide for an American football game.  But not if the game goes into overtime!  No Super Bowl game has ever gone into overtime until tonight.  We can now say with confidence that this Moon trine Sun aspect signifies a win for the Pats.

Greetings, Sports Astrology fans!  Super Bowl 2017 has started.  The New England Patriots are favored by Vegas over the Atlanta Falcons.  The game formally kicked off at 5:37 pm CST in Houston, Texas.  Here's the chart:

Hey, sports-astrology fans!  I have an event chart to share with you!  It’s the tip-off chart for Monday night’s NCAA Men’s Basketball title game between the North Carolina Tar Heels and the Villanova Wildcats.  I usually post the chart for the NCAA final on my blog (links to previous posts below), but I was swamped this year and didn’t get to it.  I have to kick myself, because had I posted the prediction, I could have celebrated getting it right!

I have underestimated Pluto before in sports events charts, and I did so again tonight--for the last time, I hope!  I called the game for the Panthers (see my previous post), but the underdog Denver Broncos have pulled off a stunning upset.

Get out your copy of The Pink Book, folks, because it's Super Bowl time!  The game has just kicked off and we have set a sports event chart.  It's the Carolina Panthers vs. the Denver Broncos, with the Panthers favored to win.  Does the chart show them winning?  Read on to find out!

It’s the Super Bowl, sports fans, and kickoff just took place at 4:31 p.m. Mountain Standard Time!  

Every year I predict a winner using an astrology chart cast for the event.  In order for this to work, one team must be favored by the oddsmakers.  Earlier today the press reported that Vegas was calling PK ('pick-em', meaning even odds), meaning no clear favorite, so no way to determine who gets the first and tenth houses.  BUT! I’ve just checked my sources, and it appears that Seattle had a slim one-point lead just prior to game start. This may not be enough for a valid chart, but because I’m stubborn, I’m going with it.  Here’s the chart:

Well, I got it wrong.  Getting it wrong is fine as long as we learn something for next time. So let's take another look at this sports event chart now that the outcome is known.

We have arrived at the NCAA Men’s Basketball championship game for 2014! The Kentucky Wildcats are favored over the UConn Huskies to win the title game that’s set to tip off at 8:10 p.m. CDT in Arlington, Texas. The time as I write this is just after 7 p.m., one hour to tip-off.

I’ve learned from past experience that tip-off does not always happen on schedule. So the first chart in the gallery below is tentative until the game actually starts.

Congratulations to the Seattle Seahawks on their big win over the Denver Broncos in tonight's Super Bowl game!

This is a great chart, as it turns out:  A textbook example of a clear, major testimony that tells the whole story.

The time has come for another sports prediction!  The game between the Denver Broncos (favored slightly) and the Seattle Seahawks is just about to start.  I've set the chart for today's date, 6:30 p.m., in East Rutherford, New Jersey.  Are you ready?