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Fri 9/26 7:00 PM | 105 |  #8 Florida State | 24% | -3½ -115 | -3½ -110 See more detail by clicking on individual odds
| -3½ -110 | -4 -108 | -4 -110 | -3½ -110 | -3½ -115 | -4 -108 | -3½ -110 | -3½ -108 | |
| 106 |  Virginia | 76% | +3½ -105 | +3½ -110 | +3½ -110 | +4 -112 | +4 -110 | +3½ -110 | +3½ -105 | +4 -112 | +3½ -110 | +3½ -108 | ||
Fri 9/26 9:00 PM | 107 |  #24 TCU | 41% | +½ -105 | +½ +100 | +½ -110 | +1½ -110 | +1½ -110 | +1½ -110 | +½ +100 | +1½ -110 | +1½ -110 | +½ +100 | |
| 108 |  Arizona State | 59% | -½ -115 | -½ -120 | -½ -110 | -1½ -110 | -1½ -110 | -1½ -110 | -½ -120 | -1½ -110 | -1½ -110 | -½ -117 | ||
Fri 9/26 10:30 PM | 109 |  Houston | 21% | -6½ -125 | -7 -115 | -7 -110 | -7 -116 | -7 -115 | -7 -115 | -7½ -105 | -7 -116 | -7 -110 | -6½ -131 | |
| 110 |  Oregon State | 79% | +6½ +105 | +7 -105 | +7 -110 | +7 -105 | +7 -105 | +7 -105 | +7½ -115 | +7 -105 | +7 -110 | +6½ +112 |
Sat 9/27 12:00 PM | 111 |  Bowling Green | 73% | +6 -110 | +4½ -108 | +4½ -115 | +4½ -110 | +4½ -110 | +4½ -110 | - | +4½ -110 | +5 -110 | +6½ -132 | |
| 112 |  Ohio | 27% | -6 -110 | -4½ -112 | -4½ -105 | -4½ -110 | -4½ -110 | -4½ -110 | - | -4½ -110 | -5 -110 | -6½ +113 | ||
Sat 9/27 12:00 PM | 139 |  #16 Georgia Tech | 35% | -7½ +100 | -7½ +100 | -7 -120 | -7½ -104 | -7½ -105 | -7½ +100 | - | -7½ -104 | -7½ -110 | -7½ +102 | |
| 140 |  Wake Forest | 65% | +7½ -120 | +7½ -120 | +7 +100 | +7½ -116 | +7½ -115 | +7½ -120 | - | +7½ -116 | +7½ -110 | +7½ -119 | ||
Sat 9/27 12:00 PM | 159 |  Cincinnati | 80% | +2½ +100 | +3 -110 | +3 -110 | +3 -115 | +3 -115 | +3 -110 | - | +3 -115 | +3 -110 | +3½ -126 | |
| 160 |  Kansas | 20% | -2½ -120 | -3 -110 | -3 -110 | -3 -105 | -3 -105 | -3 -110 | - | -3 -105 | -3 -110 | -3½ +109 | ||
Sat 9/27 12:00 PM | 181 |  #21 USC | 18% | -3½ -105 | -3 -115 | -3 -110 | -3 -111 | -3 -110 | -3 -115 | - | -3 -111 | -3½ -110 | -3½ +103 | |
| 182 |  #23 Illinois | 82% | +3½ -115 | +3 -105 | +3 -110 | +3 -108 | +3 -110 | +3 -105 | - | +3 -108 | +3½ -110 | +3½ -121 | ||
Sat 9/27 12:00 PM | 125 |  #22 Notre Dame | 39% | -3 +100 | -3 -103 | -3 -105 | -2½ -115 | -2½ -115 | -2½ -115 | - | -2½ -115 | -3 -110 | -3 -104 | |
| 126 |  Arkansas | 61% | +3 -120 | +3 -117 | +3 -115 | +2½ -105 | +2½ -105 | +2½ -105 | - | +2½ -105 | +3 -110 | +3 -113 | ||
Sat 9/27 12:00 PM | 173 |  UCF | 30% | +3 +105 | +3½ -110 | +3½ -115 | +3½ -115 | +3½ -115 | +3½ -110 | - | +3½ -115 | +3½ -110 | +3 +104 | |
| 174 |  Kansas State | 70% | -3 -125 | -3½ -110 | -3½ -105 | -3½ -105 | -3½ -105 | -3½ -110 | - | -3½ -105 | -3½ -110 | -3 -122 | ||
Sat 9/27 12:00 PM | 135 |  Louisville | 36% | -2½ -120 | -2½ -115 | -3 +100 | -2½ -110 | -2½ -110 | -2½ -115 | - | -2½ -110 | -2½ -110 | -2½ -117 | |
| 136 |  Pittsburgh | 64% | +2½ +100 | +2½ -105 | +3 -120 | +2½ -110 | +2½ -110 | +2½ -105 | - | +2½ -110 | +2½ -110 | +2½ +100 | ||
Sat 9/27 12:00 PM | 171 |  South Alabama | 88% | +7 -112 | +7 -110 | +7 -110 | +7 -110 | +7 -110 | +7 -105 | - | +7 -110 | +7 -110 | +7 -108 | |
| 172 |  North Texas | 12% | -7 -108 | -7 -110 | -7 -110 | -7 -110 | -7 -110 | -7 -115 | - | -7 -110 | -7 -110 | -7 -108 | ||
Sat 9/27 12:00 PM | 145 |  Rutgers | 38% | +3 -105 | +3 -105 | +3 -105 | +3 -115 | +3 -115 | +3 -110 | - | +3 -115 | +3 -110 | +3 -105 | |
| 146 |  Minnesota | 62% | -3 -115 | -3 -115 | -3 -115 | -3 -105 | -3 -105 | -3 -110 | - | -3 -105 | -3 -110 | -3 -112 | ||
Sat 9/27 12:00 PM | 137 |  Duke | 83% | -3 -115 | -3 -102 | -2½ -115 | -3 -110 | -3 -110 | -3 -105 | - | -3 -110 | -3 -110 | -3 +101 | |
| 138 |  Syracuse | 17% | +3 -105 | +3 -118 | +2½ -105 | +3 -110 | +3 -110 | +3 -115 | - | +3 -110 | +3 -110 | +3 -118 | ||
Sat 9/27 12:45 PM | 147 |  Utah State | 78% | +13 +100 | +13½ -105 | +13½ -105 | +13½ -105 | +13½ -105 | +13½ +100 | - | +13½ -105 | +13½ -110 | +13 +101 | |
| 148 |  #18 Vanderbilt | 22% | -13 -120 | -13½ -115 | -13½ -115 | -13½ -115 | -13½ -115 | -13½ -120 | - | -13½ -115 | -13½ -110 | -13 -118 | ||
Sat 9/27 1:00 PM | 929 |  Albany | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 930 |  New Hampshire | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 1:00 PM | 141 |  Eastern Michigan | 55% | +3 +100 | +3 -110 | +3 -110 | +3 -105 | +3 -105 | +3 -110 | - | +3 -105 | +3 -110 | +3 -108 | |
| 142 |  Central Michigan | 45% | -3 -120 | -3 -110 | -3 -110 | -3 -115 | -3 -115 | -3 -110 | - | -3 -115 | -3 -110 | -3 -108 | ||
Sat 9/27 1:00 PM | 927 |  Morehead State | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 928 |  Presbyterian | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 1:30 PM | 113 |  Georgia Southern | 80% | +9½ -110 | +9½ +100 | +10 -115 | +9½ -104 | +9½ -105 | +10 -115 | - | +9½ -104 | +9½ -110 | +8½ +106 | |
| 114 |  James Madison | 20% | -9½ -110 | -9½ -120 | -10 -105 | -9½ -116 | -9½ -115 | -10 -105 | - | -9½ -116 | -9½ -110 | -8½ -123 | ||
Sat 9/27 2:00 PM | 000 |  South Dakota | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 000 |  North Dakota State | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 3:00 PM | 945 |  Alabama State | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 946 |  Florida A&M | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 3:00 PM | 941 |  Idaho State | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 942 |  Northern Colorado | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 3:00 PM | 183 |  Arkansas State | 14% | +½ -115 | +½ -115 | +½ -115 | PK -108 | PK -110 | +½ -120 | - | PK -108 | +½ -110 | +1½ -123 | |
| 184 |  Louisiana-Monroe | 86% | -½ -105 | -½ -105 | -½ -105 | PK -112 | PK -110 | -½ +100 | - | PK -112 | -½ -110 | -1½ +105 | ||
Sat 9/27 3:30 PM | 163 |  Rice | 39% | +7½ -120 | +7½ -112 | +7 +100 | +7½ -115 | +7½ -115 | +7½ -115 | - | +7½ -115 | +7½ -110 | +7½ -119 | |
| 164 |  Navy | 61% | -7½ +100 | -7½ -108 | -7 -120 | -7½ -105 | -7½ -105 | -7½ -105 | - | -7½ -105 | -7½ -110 | -7½ +102 | ||
Sat 9/27 3:30 PM | 167 |  Baylor | 38% | -10½ -115 | -10½ -125 | -11½ -105 | -11 -115 | -11 -115 | -11 -115 | - | -11 -115 | -11 -110 | -10½ -124 | |
| 168 |  Oklahoma State | 62% | +10½ -105 | +10½ +105 | +11½ -115 | +11 -105 | +11 -105 | +11 -105 | - | +11 -105 | +11 -110 | +10½ +106 | ||
Sat 9/27 3:30 PM | 129 |  Connecticut | 13% | -2½ -115 | -2½ -105 | -2½ -110 | -2 -110 | -2 -110 | -2½ -110 | - | -2 -110 | -2½ -110 | -2½ -109 | |
| 130 |  Buffalo | 87% | +2½ -105 | +2½ -115 | +2½ -110 | +2 -110 | +2 -110 | +2½ -110 | - | +2 -110 | +2½ -110 | +2½ -107 | ||
Sat 9/27 3:30 PM | 175 |  #4 LSU | 49% | +½ -115 | +½ -105 | +½ -110 | +1 -113 | +1 -115 | +½ -110 | - | +1 -113 | +½ -110 | +½ -108 | |
| 176 |  #13 Ole Miss | 51% | -½ -105 | -½ -115 | -½ -110 | -1 -107 | -1 -105 | -½ -110 | - | -1 -107 | -½ -110 | -½ -108 | ||
Sat 9/27 3:30 PM | 133 |  #11 Indiana | 22% | -4 -110 | -4 -110 | -4 -115 | -4 -110 | -4 -110 | -4 -115 | - | -4 -110 | -4½ -110 | -4 -113 | |
| 134 |  Iowa | 78% | +4 -110 | +4 -110 | +4 -105 | +4 -110 | +4 -110 | +4 -105 | - | +4 -110 | +4½ -110 | +4 -103 | ||
Sat 9/27 3:30 PM | 187 |  Auburn | 56% | +3½ -115 | +3½ -115 | +3½ -115 | +3½ -115 | +3½ -115 | +3½ -115 | - | +3½ -115 | +3½ -110 | +3½ -111 | |
| 188 |  #9 Texas A&M | 44% | -3½ -105 | -3½ -105 | -3½ -105 | -3½ -105 | -3½ -105 | -3½ -105 | - | -3½ -105 | -3½ -110 | -3½ -105 | ||
Sat 9/27 3:30 PM | 201 |  #1 Ohio State | 19% | -4½ -105 | -4½ -105 | -4 -115 | -4½ -105 | -4½ -105 | -4½ -105 | - | -4½ -105 | -4½ -110 | -4½ +101 | |
| 202 |  Washington | 81% | +4½ -115 | +4½ -115 | +4 -105 | +4½ -115 | +4½ -115 | +4½ -115 | - | +4½ -115 | +4½ -110 | +4½ -118 | ||
Sat 9/27 3:30 PM | 115 |  Akron | 90% | +11½ -110 | +10½ +101 | +10½ -105 | +11½ -110 | +11½ -110 | +11 -105 | - | +11½ -110 | +11½ -110 | +11½ -118 | |
| 116 |  Toledo | 10% | -11½ -110 | -10½ -121 | -10½ -115 | -11½ -110 | -11½ -110 | -11 -115 | - | -11½ -110 | -11½ -110 | -11½ +101 | ||
Sat 9/27 3:30 PM | 143 |  UCLA | 40% | +3½ -120 | +3½ -120 | +3½ -115 | +3 -105 | +3 -105 | +3½ -115 | - | +3 -105 | +3½ -110 | +3½ -114 | |
| 144 |  Northwestern | 60% | -3½ +100 | -3½ +100 | -3½ -105 | -3 -115 | -3 -115 | -3½ -105 | - | -3 -115 | -3½ -110 | -3½ -102 | ||
Sat 9/27 3:30 PM | 123 |  San Diego State | 10% | -½ -110 | -½ -105 | -½ -105 | PK -110 | PK -110 | -½ +100 | - | PK -110 | -½ -110 | -½ -102 | |
| 124 |  Northern Illinois | 90% | +½ -110 | +½ -115 | +½ -115 | PK -110 | PK -110 | +½ -120 | - | PK -110 | +½ -110 | +½ -115 | ||
Sat 9/27 3:30 PM | 117 |  Utah | 6% | -6½ -120 | -7 -105 | -6½ -120 | -7 -110 | -7 -110 | -7 -110 | - | -7 -110 | -7 -110 | -7 +102 | |
| 118 |  West Virginia | 94% | +6½ +100 | +7 -115 | +6½ +100 | +7 -110 | +7 -110 | +7 -110 | - | +7 -110 | +7 -110 | +7 -119 | ||
Sat 9/27 3:30 PM | 949 |  Furman | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 950 |  Samford | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 3:30 PM | 951 |  Western Carolina | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 952 |  Campbell | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 3:30 PM | 957 |  William & Mary | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 958 |  Villanova | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 3:30 PM | 901 |  Lindenwood University | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 902 |  Miami (OH) | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 3:30 PM | 127 |  California | 43% | +3½ -110 | +3½ -115 | +3½ -115 | +3½ -106 | +3½ -105 | +3½ -110 | - | +3½ -106 | +3½ -110 | +3½ -112 | |
| 128 |  Boston College | 57% | -3½ -110 | -3½ -105 | -3½ -105 | -3½ -114 | -3½ -115 | -3½ -110 | - | -3½ -114 | -3½ -110 | -3½ -104 | ||
Sat 9/27 4:00 PM | 153 |  New Mexico State | 79% | +7½ -115 | +7½ +100 | +7½ -110 | +7½ -110 | +7½ -110 | +8 -110 | - | +7½ -110 | +8 -110 | +7½ -108 | |
| 154 |  New Mexico | 21% | -7½ -105 | -7½ -120 | -7½ -110 | -7½ -110 | -7½ -110 | -8 -110 | - | -7½ -110 | -8 -110 | -7½ -108 | ||
Sat 9/27 4:00 PM | 177 |  Tulane | 45% | -7 -125 | -8½ -115 | -7½ -105 | -8½ -110 | -8½ -110 | -8½ -110 | - | -8½ -110 | -7½ -110 | -7 -124 | |
| 178 |  Tulsa | 55% | +7 +105 | +8½ -105 | +7½ -115 | +8½ -110 | +8½ -110 | +8½ -110 | - | +8½ -110 | +7½ -110 | +7 +107 | ||
Sat 9/27 4:00 PM | 149 |  Hawaii | 77% | +3½ -110 | +3½ -105 | +3½ -110 | +3½ -105 | +3½ -105 | +3½ -110 | - | +3½ -105 | +3½ -110 | +3 +110 | |
| 150 |  Air Force | 23% | -3½ -110 | -3½ -115 | -3½ -110 | -3½ -115 | -3½ -115 | -3½ -110 | - | -3½ -115 | -3½ -110 | -3 -129 | ||
Sat 9/27 4:00 PM | 961 |  Eastern Washington | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 962 |  Montana State | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 4:00 PM | 963 |  St. Thomas | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 964 |  San Diego | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 4:15 PM | 165 |  #15 Tennessee | 16% | -4½ -110 | -4½ -105 | -4 -110 | -4½ -105 | -4½ -105 | -4½ -105 | - | -4½ -105 | -4 -110 | -4 -116 | |
| 166 |  Mississippi State | 84% | +4½ -110 | +4½ -115 | +4 -110 | +4½ -115 | +4½ -115 | +4½ -115 | - | +4½ -115 | +4 -110 | +4 +100 | ||
Sat 9/27 5:00 PM | 969 |  Northern Arizona | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 970 |  Portland State | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 5:30 PM | 973 |  Mercer | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 974 |  East Tennessee State | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 6:00 PM | 119 |  Liberty | 60% | +7½ -105 | +7½ -110 | +7½ -115 | +8½ -110 | +8½ -110 | +8 -110 | - | +8½ -110 | +8½ -110 | +7½ -114 | |
| 120 |  Old Dominion | 40% | -7½ -115 | -7½ -110 | -7½ -105 | -8½ -110 | -8½ -110 | -8 -110 | - | -8½ -110 | -8½ -110 | -7½ -103 | ||
Sat 9/27 6:00 PM | 189 |  Middle Tennessee | 43% | +4½ -115 | +4½ -115 | +4 -105 | +4½ -115 | +4½ -115 | +4½ -115 | - | +4½ -115 | +4 -110 | +4½ -115 | |
| 190 |  Kennesaw State | 57% | -4½ -105 | -4½ -105 | -4 -115 | -4½ -105 | -4½ -105 | -4½ -105 | - | -4½ -105 | -4 -110 | -4½ -101 | ||
Sat 9/27 6:00 PM | 977 |  Citadel | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 978 |  Chattanooga | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 6:00 PM | 979 |  St. Francis (PA) | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 980 |  Bucknell | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 6:00 PM | 983 |  South Carolina State | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 984 |  Charleston Southern | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 6:00 PM | 981 |  Brown | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 982 |  Harvard | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 6:30 PM | 903 |  Rhode Island | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 904 |  Western Michigan | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 7:00 PM | 161 |  Arizona | 69% | +3½ -113 | +3½ -120 | +3½ -115 | +3½ -108 | +3½ -110 | +3½ -115 | - | +3½ -108 | +3½ -110 | +3½ -115 | |
| 162 |  #14 Iowa State | 31% | -3½ -107 | -3½ +100 | -3½ -105 | -3½ -112 | -3½ -110 | -3½ -105 | - | -3½ -112 | -3½ -110 | -3½ -102 | ||
Sat 9/27 7:00 PM | 121 |  Memphis | 12% | -7 -115 | -7 -120 | -7½ -105 | -7 -115 | -7 -115 | -7½ +100 | - | -7 -115 | -7½ -110 | -7 -120 | |
| 122 |  Florida Atlantic | 88% | +7 -105 | +7 +100 | +7½ -115 | +7 -105 | +7 -105 | +7½ -120 | - | +7 -105 | +7½ -110 | +7 +103 | ||
Sat 9/27 7:00 PM | 131 |  Virginia Tech | 64% | +6½ -110 | +6½ -108 | +6½ -110 | +6½ -114 | +6½ -115 | +6½ -110 | - | +6½ -114 | +6½ -110 | +6½ -109 | |
| 132 |  North Carolina State | 36% | -6½ -110 | -6½ -112 | -6½ -110 | -6½ -106 | -6½ -105 | -6½ -110 | - | -6½ -106 | -6½ -110 | -6½ -107 | ||
Sat 9/27 7:00 PM | 989 |  North Carolina Central | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 990 |  East Texas A&M | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 7:00 PM | 191 |  Western Kentucky | 40% | -3 -105 | -2½ -110 | -2½ -115 | -2½ -110 | -2½ -110 | -2½ -110 | - | -2½ -110 | -3 -110 | -3 +101 | |
| 192 |  Missouri State | 60% | +3 -115 | +2½ -110 | +2½ -105 | +2½ -110 | +2½ -110 | +2½ -110 | - | +2½ -110 | +3 -110 | +3 -118 | ||
Sat 9/27 7:00 PM | 157 |  Jacksonville State | 75% | +2½ +100 | +2½ -105 | +3 -115 | +2½ -110 | +2½ -110 | +2½ -105 | - | +2½ -110 | +2½ -110 | +2½ +102 | |
| 158 |  Southern Miss | 25% | -2½ -120 | -2½ -115 | -3 -105 | -2½ -110 | -2½ -110 | -2½ -115 | - | -2½ -110 | -2½ -110 | -2½ -119 | ||
Sat 9/27 7:00 PM | 995 |  Grambling State | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 996 |  Prairie View A&M | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 7:30 PM | 185 |  Massachusetts | 89% | +27½ +100 | +27½ +100 | +27½ +105 | +27½ -110 | +27½ -110 | +27½ +100 | - | +27½ -110 | +27½ -110 | +27½ +107 | |
| 186 |  #20 Missouri | 11% | -27½ -120 | -27½ -120 | -27½ -125 | -27½ -110 | -27½ -110 | -27½ -120 | - | -27½ -110 | -27½ -110 | -27½ -125 | ||
Sat 9/27 7:30 PM | 197 |  #17 Alabama | 67% | +1½ -105 | +1½ -105 | +1½ -110 | +2½ -111 | +2½ -110 | +2 -110 | - | +2½ -111 | +1½ -110 | +1½ -109 | |
| 198 |  #5 Georgia | 33% | -1½ -115 | -1½ -115 | -1½ -110 | -2½ -109 | -2½ -110 | -2 -110 | - | -2½ -109 | -1½ -110 | -1½ -107 | ||
Sat 9/27 7:30 PM | 195 |  #6 Oregon | 24% | +2½ -105 | +2½ +100 | +2½ +100 | +3 -105 | +3 -105 | +3 -110 | - | +3 -105 | +2½ -110 | +2½ +101 | |
| 196 |  #3 Penn State | 76% | -2½ -115 | -2½ -120 | -2½ -120 | -3 -115 | -3 -115 | -3 -110 | - | -3 -115 | -2½ -110 | -2½ -118 | ||
Sat 9/27 7:30 PM | 151 |  Appalachian State | 60% | +9½ -115 | +9½ -105 | +8½ -115 | +9½ -110 | +9½ -110 | +9½ -110 | - | +9½ -110 | +9 -110 | +8½ -111 | |
| 152 |  Boise State | 40% | -9½ -105 | -9½ -115 | -8½ -105 | -9½ -110 | -9½ -110 | -9½ -110 | - | -9½ -110 | -9 -110 | -8½ -105 | ||
Sat 9/27 7:30 PM | 193 |  Washington State | 80% | +3 -110 | +3 -102 | +3 +100 | +3 -105 | +3 -105 | +3 -105 | - | +3 -105 | +3 -110 | +3 +100 | |
| 194 |  Colorado State | 20% | -3 -110 | -3 -118 | -3 -120 | -3 -115 | -3 -115 | -3 -115 | - | -3 -115 | -3 -110 | -3 -117 | ||
Sat 9/27 7:30 PM | 155 |  San Jose State | 80% | +½ -105 | +½ +110 | +2½ -110 | +2½ -110 | +2½ -110 | +2 -110 | - | +2½ -110 | +2 -110 | +½ +106 | |
| 156 |  Stanford | 20% | -½ -115 | -½ -130 | -2½ -110 | -2½ -110 | -2½ -110 | -2 -110 | - | -2½ -110 | -2 -110 | -½ -124 | ||
Sat 9/27 7:45 PM | 169 |  Kentucky | 79% | +3½ -110 | +3 -110 | +3 -105 | +3 +100 | +3 +100 | +3 -105 | - | +3 +100 | +3½ -110 | +3½ -119 | |
| 170 |  South Carolina | 21% | -3½ -110 | -3 -110 | -3 -115 | -3 -120 | -3 -120 | -3 -115 | - | -3 -120 | -3½ -110 | -3½ +102 | ||
Sat 9/27 8:00 PM | 179 |  Marshall | 50% | +½ -115 | PK -108 | +½ -125 | PK -110 | PK -108 | PK -110 | - | PK -110 | +½ -110 | +½ -122 | |
| 180 |  Louisiana | 50% | -½ -105 | PK -112 | -½ +105 | PK -110 | PK -112 | PK -110 | - | PK -110 | -½ -110 | -½ +104 | ||
Sat 9/27 8:00 PM | 001 |  McNeese State | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 002 |  Stephen F. Austin | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 9:00 PM | 199 |  Louisiana Tech | 13% | -2½ -110 | -2½ -115 | -3 +100 | -3 -105 | -3 -105 | -2½ -115 | - | -3 -105 | -2½ -110 | -1½ -113 | |
| 200 |  UTEP | 87% | +2½ -110 | +2½ -105 | +3 -120 | +3 -115 | +3 -115 | +2½ -105 | - | +3 -115 | +2½ -110 | +1½ -104 | ||
Sat 9/27 10:00 PM | 007 |  Weber State | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
| 008 |  UC Davis | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||
Sat 9/27 10:15 PM | 203 |  #25 Brigham Young | 23% | -3½ -105 | -3½ -112 | -3½ -110 | -4 -109 | -4 -110 | -3½ -115 | - | -4 -109 | -3½ -110 | -3½ -108 | |
| 204 |  Colorado | 77% | +3½ -115 | +3½ -108 | +3½ -110 | +4 -111 | +4 -110 | +3½ -105 | - | +4 -111 | +3½ -110 | +3½ -108 |
Recent Results
| FINAL Thu 9/25 7:30 PM | 103 |  Army | 6 | 50% | +3 -110 | +3 -127 | +2½ -105 | +2½ -105 | +3 -115 | +2½ -105 | +3 -120 | +2½ -104 | +3 -110 | +3 -112 |
| 104 |  East Carolina | 28 | 50% | -3 -110 | -3 +107 | -2½ -115 | -2½ -115 | -3 -105 | -2½ -115 | -3 +100 | -2½ -116 | -3 -110 | -3 -104 |
Today's College Football Odds & NCAAF Betting Lines
As the College Football Playoff semifinals approach, the excitement and speculation are palpable. The odds, lines, and spreads for these crucial games are now prominently featured, sparking discussions and debates among fans and bettors alike.
NCAAF college football is one of the most popular sports in North America and with so many games on the college football schedule, NCAAF betting now pulls in more money during an entire season than the NFL. In a highly anticipated matchup, the top-ranked Michigan will face the fourth-ranked Alabama in the iconic Rose Bowl on New Year's Day.
Following this, the No. 2 Washington Huskies will take on the No. 3 Texas Longhorns in an equally thrilling encounter at the Sugar Bowl.
So how do you get a piece of the action? Bookmakers Review will show you how it's done; this guide will give you the basic tools you need to get the most betting value out of the college football season.
Understanding College Football Betting Odds
Reading college football betting odds is crucial to making informed wagers. The odds represent the likelihood of an outcome and how much you can win.
For example, if a team is listed at -150, you'd need to bet $150 to win $100. Conversely, if a team is +150, a $100 bet would earn you $150.
Odds are usually displayed alongside the point spread and totals (over/under), where the spread reflects how many points a team must win by, while totals indicate whether the combined score will be over or under a set number. Understanding the elements of college football lines allows you to assess value and make smarter bets.
Popular College Football Betting Markets
Speaking of betting types, here are some different ways you can get your money down on college football, starting with the oldest type of bet on the market.
Moneyline Betting
The college football moneyline is the original way to bet on NCAA football and is still a popular type to this day. With moneyline odds, all you have to do is pick the straight-up winner for a single game or betting event.
Spread Betting
Chances are you're already familiar with the point spread. College football spread betting has been around since the 1940s; spread bets like Alabama -20.5 or Auburn +20.5 are now the most popular wagers on the market and they're easy to figure out.
The favorite, like Alabama in this example, has to win by a certain number of points (more than 20.5) to "cover" the spread, otherwise, it's the underdog (Auburn in this case) who pays out.
Totals Betting (Over/Under)
Totals have quickly become one of the standard ways to bet on college sports since they were introduced about 50 years ago. Simply bet on whether the two teams in question will score Over or Under the given number of points which is why totals are also referred to as over/unders.
Prop Betting
Props (short for "proposition bets") ask you to bet on something other than the game itself. These can be broken down by type of prop bet; player props deal with the statistical output of college football players, like touchdown passes or running yards per game, while team props focus on things like which team will score first.
Futures Betting
Future wagers let you bet on events that won't be resolved until a later date, like whether one of your favorite college football bowl games or if your favorite team will win the biggest game of the NCAAF calendar and walk away with the national title.
Futures bets can be placed any time of year, even during the offseason; each of the college football teams still in the title hunt will have their futures odds posted before Opening Day and those odds will be updated as the regular season progresses. You can also still bet on college football futures during the playoffs.
Live College Football Betting Lines
The betting doesn't have to stop just because you missed the college football game kick-off. Live game odds are now available and updated through to the final gun; many sports betting operators even allow players to bet on the outcome of the next play, like whether it will be a run or a pass.
Live betting is a great way to get the most excitement out of every single college football matchup on the calendar. In-game betting can be especially fun during the tensest matchups during bowl season or in a busy event like a college football playoff game.
Biggest College Football Betting Events
College football offers some of the most exciting and lucrative betting opportunities, with major events throughout the season that draw massive attention from bettors. Understanding when and how to wager on these high-stakes games can provide great value. Below are the most important college football events to focus on when placing your NCAAF wagers:
Rivalries
Rivalry games are among the most anticipated events on the college football calendar, often bringing out the best (and worst) in teams. These games can defy expectations, making them highly intriguing from a betting perspective.
Historic matchups like Michigan vs. Ohio State, Alabama vs. Auburn and Oklahoma vs. Texas often carry significant implications for conference standings and the College Football Playoff. The intense competition in these games makes them unpredictable, so bettors should look for value in emotional factors, home-field advantage, and past rivalry performances.
NCAAF Bowl Games
Bowl season is a goldmine for college football bettors, with dozens of games leading up to the College Football Playoff National Championship. These games often feature teams from different conferences, leading to unfamiliar matchups that can be difficult to handicap.
Successful bowl betting relies on understanding team motivation, as some programs may be more focused or prepared than others based on coaching changes, player injuries, or NFL draft opt-outs. Bettors should keep an eye on the lesser-known bowl games, where sportsbooks may offer softer lines, providing opportunities to capitalize on mispriced odds.
Conference Championships:
Each college football season leads up to the thrilling conference championship games. These matchups determine the winners of the major conferences and can have significant implications for the College Football Playoff. Bettors focus on these games because the teams are typically well-matched, leading to competitive odds and spreads.
- American: Known for producing some surprise contenders, the American Athletic Conference Championship can offer great underdog value, especially for bettors familiar with lesser-known teams.
- ACC: The ACC Championship often features teams like Clemson or Florida State, providing bettors with plenty of historical data to guide wagers on spread and totals.
- Big 12: The Big 12 Championship tends to be high-scoring, with dynamic offenses making over/under bets a popular choice.
- Big Ten: Traditionally featuring powerhouse programs like Ohio State and Michigan, the Big Ten Championship is often a defensive struggle, making spread betting critical.
- C-USA: While not as high-profile, the Conference USA Championship can present value for bettors willing to research teams outside the major conferences.
- FBS Independents: Though independent teams like Notre Dame don’t compete in conference championships, they still play a pivotal role in postseason betting, often drawing substantial action.
- Mid-American: The Mid-American Championship, also known as the MAC Championship, is known for unpredictable outcomes, making it a prime target for bettors seeking value in underdog wagers.
- Mountain West: The Mountain West Championship can be more challenging to predict, but savvy bettors find opportunities by focusing on how teams perform at high altitudes and against specific styles of play.
- Pac-12: Known for its competitiveness, the Pac-12 Championship often comes down to the wire, and live betting is a popular strategy for this game.
- SEC: The SEC Championship is one of the biggest betting events of the year, often featuring top-ranked teams with national title hopes. The spread and totals are closely monitored, as these games often have huge implications for the playoff picture.
- Sun Belt: While smaller in scale, the Sun Belt Championship can offer solid betting opportunities for those who follow these teams closely throughout the season.
By targeting these conference championships and applying solid betting strategies, you can enhance your chances of turning a profit at the end of the college football season.
Championship Games
The culmination of the college football season, the championship games determine the ultimate victors in both conference play and the national title race. These games attract huge betting volumes and offer a variety of betting markets, from moneylines to prop bets. The stakes are higher, so lines can be tighter, making it essential to research teams and trends thoroughly.
NCAA College Football Betting Tips
So you want to be a successful sports bettor and make more well-informed decisions throughout the 2024-25 college football season? Check out our NCAAF college football page at Bookmakers Review to learn more about online sports betting; in addition to a wide range of college football picks and lines for upcoming games.
We'll give you tons of information you can use as the seasoned college football bettors do so that you can extract the highest potential payout possible from your college football bets.
For some additonal betting tips and strategies for successful college football betting, start by researching teams, matchups and any key player injuries before placing a bet. Focus on team trends, like performance against the spread (ATS) and consider factors like home-field advantage and weather.
Additionally, diversify your bets by exploring moneylines, point spreads and totals to find the best value and keep an eye on line movements, as early shifts can indicate sharp money, and always shop around for the best college football betting odds at different online sportsbooks to maximize your potential returns.
Finally, sports bettors should consider taking advantage of the various online sportsbook promo codes and bonus offers. Many of the top college football betting sites will provide special offers and bonus codes that can help you quickly grow your bankroll.
Conclusion
Betting on college football offers excitement and numerous opportunities to find value bets throughout the entire season. Whether you're a seasoned bettor or just starting out, understanding odds, spreads and various betting markets will help you make more informed wagers.
With this guide, you're equipped with the tools to maximize your success and Bookmakers Review will continue to provide expert advice and up-to-date odds to support your overall online sports betting experience.
College Football Odds FAQs
How do you bet on NCAA football?
To bet on NCAA football, choose a reputable sportsbook including our recommended options like BookMaker and BetOnline, understand betting types (point spreads, totals bets, moneyline bets), research teams and stats, set a budget and place your wagers.
What are the odds for the national championship game?
Georgia is favored to win the 2024 College Football National Championship with odds of +300, followed by Ohio State at +480 and Texas at +700.
Who is favored to win the Heisman?
Texas Longhorn's quarterback Quinn Ewers is currently favored to win the 2024 Heisman Trophy, with the betting odds sitting around +750.
Who are the top 4 college football teams?
The top four college football teams are currently the University of Georgia, Ohio State, Kansas State and Miami (FL).
What is the most popular college football team in America?
The most popular college football team in America is often considered to be the University of Alabama, which is known for its strong fan base and highly successful football program.
