NCAAFB all set for Week 1
The 2009 NCAA Football schedule kicks off in less than three weeks and betED.com has Week 1 College Football Betting Lines available now for pigskin bettors.
The Oklahoma Sooners, who are at +450 to win the BCS National Championship at betED.com – behind the top pick, the Florida Gators – will open their schedule against the Brigham Young Cougars on Saturday, Sept. 5 (7 pm ET, ESPN).
The Sooners are 21.5-point home favorites and the over/under is 68 in NCAA College Football Betting Odds.
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Last season, Oklahoma blew out the Missouri Tigers 62-21 in the Big 12 Championship before losing to Florida in the BCS National championship.
The Gators, who are a +165 favorite to win the national title at betED.com, open their schedule against Charleston Southern on Sept. 5 (7 pm ET, FSN) and odds are not yet available.
The Texas Longhorns, who many predict will face Florida for the BCS Championship in January, are the biggest favorite of Week 1, as they open at home against the Louisiana-Monroe Indians as 40.5-point favorites, with the total at 62.5.
Texas, which finished last season 12-1 SU, defeated No. 10 Ohio State Buckeyes in the Fiesta Bowl 24-21 last January.
The USC Trojans are also lopsided favorites in their opener. They host the San Jose Spartans as 35-point faves, with the over/under at 50.
And Ohio State entertains the Navy Midshipmen as 22-point favorites, with the total set at 44.5.
Other Week 1 games of note include the Alabama Crimson Tide hosting the Virginia Tech Hokies in what may be the best matchup of the week (Sept. 5, 8 pm ET, ABC).
The Crimson Tide are 6-5 point favorites and the over/under is 38.
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One reply on “betED Week 1 College Football Betting”
Looking at some of the week one match ups, the only one that should be close is the Alabama-Virginia Tech game. The Hokies have to be carefull not to look past this game as it will be tougher than they think.