NCAA Football Betting Trends

Thanks to Rich Green from Freesportsletter.com

Here is a look before the 2009 College Football season starts on many teams and some basic ATS trends:

Air Force -- 12-2 ATS in first Conference game, 0-8 ATS after scoring less than 10 points, 0-5 ATS as Conference Home Favorites greater than 14 points
Akron -- Finished '07 on a 1-4-1 ATS run, finished '06 on an 0-5 ATS run, finished '08 on a 2-5 ATS run
Alabama -- 9-5 ATS as Road Favorites past five seasons
UAB -- 1-5 ATS as Road Favorites
Arizona -- 9-3 ATS at Home past two seasons
Arizona State -- On 4-11 ATS losing run lately
Arkansas -- Finished on 5-2 ATS winning run for first-year Head Coach Petrino
Arkansas State -- 1-8 ATS as Road Favorites in seven years under Head Coach Steve Roberts
Army -- New Head Coach
Auburn -- New Head Coach
Ball State -- New Head Coach, 11-4 ATS as Road Dogs recently
Baylor -- Finished on 5-0 ATS winning run under first-year Head Coach Briles
Boise State -- 19-8 ATS as Home Favorites past four seasons
Boston College -- New Head Coach
Bowling Green -- New Head Coach, 11-4 ATS as Road Dogs recently
BYU -- Finished last season on 1-8 ATS losing run
Buffalo -- 22-11 ATS in Conference Play past three seasons
California -- 5-1 ATS in Game One, 7-0 ATS as Home Favorites last season
Central Florida -- 1-8 ATS as Conference Road Favorites, 0-4 ATS as greater than 20 point Favorites
Central Michigan -- 13-5 ATS at Home past four seasons
Cincinnati -- 1-9 ATS last game of season
Clemson -- 1-8 ATS as Double Digit Road Favorites
Colorado -- 4-14 ATS as Road Dogs past four seasons
Colorado State -- 5-0 ATS at Home under first-year Head Coach Steve Fairchild
Connecticut -- 8-2 ATS as Home Dogs past four seasons
Duke -- 11-6 ATS as Road Dogs past three seasons
East Carolina -- 15-3 ATS as Road Dogs in four seasons under Head Coach Skip Holtz
Eastern Michigan -- New Head Coach, 4-9 ATS as Home Dogs in past five seasons
Florida -- 6-1-1 ATS as Road Dogs lately, 7-0 ATS as Road Favorites last season
Florida Atlantic -- 7-1 ATS as Road Favorites past three seasons
Florida State -- 5-0 ATS in Bowl Games
Fresno State -- 4-19 ATS as Favorites past three seasons
Georgia -- 8-1 ATS as Road Dogs lately
Georgia Tech -- 8-3 ATS under first-year Head Coach Paul Johnson
Hawaii -- Finished on 7-3 ATS winning run under first-year Head Coach Greg McMakin
Houston -- Won as Bowlers under first-year Head Coach Kevin Sumlin
Idaho -- 9-16 ATS as Road Dogs past four seasons
Illinois -- 15-9 ATS in Conference Play last three seasons
Iowa -- 4-9 ATS as Home Favorites past three seasons
Iowa State -- New Head Coach
Kansas -- 14-4 ATS as Home Favorites past four seasons
Kansas State -- 1-8 ATS as Road Favorites last five seasons, 0-6 ATS last two games of last three seasons
Kent State -- 1-9 ATS after they score a Touchdown or less
Kentucky -- three Bowl wins in a row, 2-1 ATS in them
UL-Lafayette -- 6-1 ATS as Favorites past two seasons
UL-Monroe -- 17-8 ATS as Road Dogs last four seasons, finished last three seasons on two 5-0 ATS and one 4-1 ATS winning runs
LSU -- 8-22 ATS in Conference Play, 4-0 ATS in Bowls in four seasons under Head Coach Les Miles*
Louisiana Tech -- 6-23 ATS as Road Dogs and 5-0 ATS as Home Dogs recently
Louisville -- 2-6 ATS as Home Favorites
Marshall -- 6-15 ATS as Road Dogs recently
Maryland -- 0-4 ATS as Road Favorites
Memphis -- 3-8 ATS as Home Favorites last four seasons
Miami -- 17-30 ATS record last four seasons
Michigan -- 2-10 ATS under first-year Head Coach Rich Rodriguez
Michigan State -- 19-3 ATS in last Home game
MTSU -- 6-2 ATS as Road Favorites past four seasons
Mississippi -- 5-0 ATS as Road Dogs and finished on 5-0 ATS winning run under first-year Head Coach Nutt
Mississippi State -- New Head Coach
Missouri -- 37-3 ATS when they win Straight Up on the Road
Navy -- 13-5 ATS as Road Dogs last four seasons
North Carolina -- 2-8 ATS as Favorites less than a Touchdown
North Carolina State -- Finished last season on 8-0 ATS winning run
Notre Dame -- 7-13 ATS as Home Favorites and 5-1 ATS as Road Favorites lately
Ohio State -- 16-4 ATS as Road Favorites recently
Oklahoma -- 0-3 ATS last three Bowl events
Oregon -- 15-7 ATS as Home Favorites last four seasons, 9-1 ATS first Road game
Oregon State -- 4-1 ATS last five Bowl games
Penn State -- 14-8 ATS as Home Favorites past four seasons
Pittsburgh -- 2-7 ATS as Home Favorites past two seasons
Rice -- 20-2 ATS as Home Dogs in Conference Play
Rutgers -- 0-8 ATS as Favorites of less than a Touchdown
San Diego State -- New Head Coach, 0-9 ATS as Home Dogs greater than two Touchdowns
San Jose State -- 12-2 ATS as Home Favorites
SMU -- 1-9 ATS on the Road in non-Conference Play
Southern Mississippi -- Finished on 5-0 ATS winning run under first-year Head Coach Larry Fedora
TCU -- 17-4 ATS at Home last four seasons
Temple -- 18-7 ATS in Conference Play last five seasons, 12-4 ATS as Home Dogs
Texas -- 14-2 ATS in last Home game, 7-0 ATS as Road Dogs
Texas A&M -- 2-36 ATS when they lose on the Road
Texas Tech -- 1-6 ATS as Road Dogs, 3-0 ATS as Home Dogs
Troy -- 14-7 ATS as Road Dogs recently
UCLA -- 24-8 ATS at Home past five seasons
UNLV -- 3-11 ATS as Home Favorites recently
USC -- 11-2 ATS in last Home game, 6-1 ATS in Bowl games
Utah -- 16-8 ATS in Conference Play last three seasons
Vanderbilt -- 17-5 ATS as Road Dogs
Virginia -- 3-9 ATS as Road Favorites last four seasons
Virginia Tech -- 24-9 ATS on the Road last four seasons, 2-9 ATS in non-Conference Play recently
Wake Forest -- 10-1 ATS as Double Digit non-Conference Dogs recently
Washington -- 1-11 as Home Favorites last five seasons, 0-13 ATS as Conference Favorites greater than a field goal
Washington State -- Finished on 4-0 ATS winning run for first-year Head Coach Paul Wulff, 7-15 as Road Dogs
West Virginia -- 9-1 ATS as Conference Dogs
Western Kentucky -- 2-7-1 ATS in first lined year
Wisconsin -- 8-0 ATS as non-Conference Favorites less than 24 points
Wyoming -- New Head Coach

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Great job putting this together. There are a ton of insight into various team's performance as it relates to the spread. I'm a big believer in trends so this is a big help.