Line Movement
Missouri was catching a point in some places and two points in most shops when this number came out on Sunday. The line has been driven up to three points across the board and that is where it will likely stay until we get closer to gametime.
Odds: Nebraska -3.5 | ML: -165 | O/U 52.5
Odds: Missouri +3.5 | ML: +145
There’s a reason they play the games. Teams don’t always play the way stats and power rankings suggest they are supposed to. That’s often evident early in the pro and college football seasons because some teams are very different from year to year. Look at a team like Michigan. The Wolverines stumbled badly last year with a very young team and a new coach bringing in a whole new offensive philosophy.
Line Movement
There has been a decent amount of line movement early on. The game came out anywhere from -3.5 to -4.5 and was moved down to -3 rather quickly. Tuesday night and early Wednesday saw the number go back to -3 and then by the afternoon, there were -3.5’s across the board with even some -4’s available.
Odds: Ole Miss -4.5 | ML: -175 | O/U 53.5
Odds: South Carolina +4.5 | ML: +155
Odds: Miami -5.5-110 | ML: Miami -220 // Georgia Tech +180 | O/U 53.5
Line Movement
We have seen a little bit of line movement as Miami opened at -4 and is up to -5 and -5.5 in other places. We have also seen the spotting of a -6 but that very well could not be the case for long.
The total has remained steady at 54.
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The 2009 NCAA College Football season is fast approaching – week one kicks off Sept. 3 – so now would be a good time to make your picks for the BCS National Championship.
Complex bowl scenarios will be cleared up this weekend after the SEC, ACC, and Big 12 crown their champs on the NCAAF sports betting schedule.
The SEC Championship Game will likely draw the most hype this weekend, since the winner between Alabama and Florida will most likely be moving on to the national championship game.
Another fantastic weekend of college football betting is upon us, and BetUS Sportsbook presents a potential preview of the ACC title game when the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (6-2, 5-1 ATS) welcome in the Florida State Seminoles (6-1, 3-2 ATS) to Bobby Dodd Stadium.
Two teams in the hunt for the Big XII North crown will clash in Lawrence, and BetUS Sportsbook will have all of the action for this sports betting affair when the Kansas State Wildcats (4-4, 3-4 ATS) face off against the Kansas Jayhawks (5-3, 4-3 ATS) in the 106th installment of the “Sunflower Showdown.” Last season, the Jayhawks bested the Wildcats 30-24, picking up an easy ATS victory as 3.5-point road underdogs. Wildcats bettors have had the most to celebrate of late though, going 11-2 ATS in their L/13 battles with their in-state rivals.
Online sportsbook customers and NCAA football betting sharps have an exciting opportunity to cash in on some Big Ten football this weekend. Michigan Wolverines games are some of the most popular games in the online sports wagering community, and this one will certainly be no different.
The Jacksonville State Gamecocks, (6-5 SU, 5-3 Conf.) won just one game less than the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, (7-6 SU, 4-7-1 ATS, 6-5-1 O/U) in 2007 and could surprise their ‘big name’ opponents in this week one matchup judging by the team’s better-than-expected statistics from a season ago.
The Gamecocks averaged 305 total yards per contest, while allowing just 257 yards per game defensively and outscoring their opponents 27.7 points per game to 23.4.
Jacksonville State averaged 166.5 yards per game on the ground and another 172.0 through the air, and limited opponents to just 145.5 yards per contest on the grouns and 208.8 through the air.
The Gamecocks return six starters on each side of the ball, but none at the skill positions besides running back Daniel Jackson, full back Alphonso Freeney and tight end Deonte Carter. Jacksonville State also figures to have a strong defensive line with three starters returning.
The Ball State Cardinals, (7-6 SU, 7-5 ATS, 6-6 O/U) haven’t won the Mid-American Conference championship in a dozen years, but will enter the 2008 college football betting regular season as one of the top contenders to end Central Michigan’s two-year conference reign, largely based on the team’s explosive offense.
While the team returns every offensive starter from last season, the Cardinals do have some concerns on defense, not to mention the fact that the club struggled in a big way in short-yardage situations.
Quarterback Nate Davis is talented and experienced and has two All-Mac performers as targets in tight end Darius Hill and wide receiver Dante Love. The team overhauled its front seven in an effort to bring more pressure along the defensive line. Ball State also has one of the best punters in the nation in senior Chris Miller.
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LINES COURTESY OF MYSPORTSBOOK.COM
| Date | # | Team | Money | Spread | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08/28/08 | 127 | UTEP | OFF | +3 | OFF |
| 19:00 ET | 128 | BuffaloU | OFF | -3 | OFF |
| 08/28/08 | 129 | Vanderbilt | OFF | +3.5 | OFF |
| 19:35 ET | 130 | MiamiOhio | OFF | -3.5 | OFF |
| 08/28/08 | 131 | NCState | OFF | +12.5 | OFF |
| 20:05 ET | 132 | SCarolina | OFF | -12.5 | OFF |
| 08/28/08 | 133 | WakeForest | OFF | -12.5 | OFF |
| 20:05 ET | 134 | Baylor | OFF | +12.5 | OFF |
| 08/28/08 | 135 | OregonSt | OFF | -3 | OFF |
| 21:05 ET | 136 | Stanford | OFF | +3 | OFF |
| 08/28/08 | 137 | TroySt | OFF | -6.5 | OFF |
| 19:30 ET | 138 | MTennSt | OFF | +6.5 | OFF |
| 08/29/08 | 145 | Temple | OFF | -7 | OFF |
| 19:05 ET | 146 | Army | OFF | +7 | OFF |
| 08/29/08 | 147 | SMU | OFF | +3 (even) | OFF |
| 20:05 ET | 148 | Rice | OFF | -3 (-120) | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 149 | Utah | OFF | +3.5 (-105) | OFF |
| 15:35 ET | 150 | Michigan | OFF | -3.5 (-115) | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 151 | Syracuse | OFF | +12 | OFF |
| 12:05 ET | 152 | Northwestern | OFF | -12 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 153 | Memphis | OFF | +8.5 | OFF |
| 19:00 ET | 154 | Mississippi | OFF | -8.5 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 155 | Ohio | OFF | +10 | OFF |
| 14:00 ET | 156 | Wyoming | OFF | -10 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 157 | Akron | OFF | +26 | OFF |
| 12:00 ET | 158 | Wisconsin | OFF | -26 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 159 | WMichigan | OFF | +14 | OFF |
| 19:00 ET | 160 | Nebraska | OFF | -14 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 163 | Tulsa | OFF | -14 | OFF |
| 16:00 ET | 164 | UAB | OFF | +14 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 165 | TCU | OFF | -7 | OFF |
| 18:05 ET | 166 | NewMexico | OFF | +7 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 167 | MississippiSt | OFF | -8.5 | OFF |
| 18:50 ET | 168 | LouisianaTech | OFF | +8.5 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 169 | BostonCollege(N) | OFF | -9.5 | OFF |
| 19:35 ET | 170 | Kent(N) | OFF | +9.5 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 171 | OklahomaSt(N) | OFF | -6.5 | OFF |
| 15:35 ET | 172 | WashingtonSt(N) | OFF | +6.5 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 173 | NIllinois | OFF | +8.5 | OFF |
| 19:00 ET | 174 | MinnesotaU | OFF | -8.5 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 175 | BowlingGreen | OFF | +12.5 | OFF |
| 12:05 ET | 176 | PittsburghU | OFF | -12.5 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 177 | Hawaii | OFF | +34.5 (-105) | OFF |
| 12:30 ET | 178 | Florida | OFF | -34.5 (-115) | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 179 | VirginiaTech(N) | OFF | -9.5 | OFF |
| 12:05 ET | 180 | EastCarolina(N) | OFF | +9.5 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 181 | Illinois(N) | OFF | +9 | OFF |
| 20:35 ET | 182 | Missouri(N) | OFF | -9 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 183 | MichiganSt | OFF | +4.5 | OFF |
| 20:05 ET | 184 | California | OFF | -4.5 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 185 | USC | OFF | -19.5 | OFF |
| 15:35 ET | 186 | Virginia | OFF | +19.5 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 187 | Alabama(N) | OFF | +5 | OFF |
| 20:05 ET | 188 | Clemson(N) | OFF | -5 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 189 | Idaho | OFF | +27 | OFF |
| 22:00 ET | 190 | ArizonaU | OFF | -27 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 191 | UtahSt | OFF | +12 | OFF |
| 22:00 ET | 192 | UNLV | OFF | -12 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 193 | WKentucky | OFF | +20.5 | OFF |
| 12:00 ET | 194 | Indiana | OFF | -20.5 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 195 | ULMonroe | OFF | +26.5 | OFF |
| 19:00 ET | 196 | Auburn | OFF | -26.5 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 197 | ULLafayette | OFF | +10.5 | OFF |
| 19:00 ET | 198 | SMississippi | OFF | -10.5 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 199 | FloridaAtl | OFF | +23 | OFF |
| 19:00 ET | 200 | Texas | OFF | -23 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 201 | FloridaIntl | OFF | +37 | OFF |
| 19:00 ET | 202 | Kansas | OFF | -37 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 203 | ArkansasSt | OFF | +20 | OFF |
| 19:00 ET | 204 | TexasA&M | OFF | -20 | OFF |
| 08/30/08 | 205 | NorthTexas | OFF | +24 | OFF |
| 19:05 ET | 206 | KansasSt | OFF | -24 | OFF |
| 08/31/08 | 207 | Kentucky | OFF | +4 | OFF |
| 15:35 ET | 208 | Louisville | OFF | -4 | OFF |
| 08/31/08 | 209 | Colorado(N) | OFF | -11 | OFF |
| 19:35 ET | 210 | ColoradoSt(N) | OFF | +11 | OFF |
| 09/01/08 | 211 | FresnoSt | OFF | +5 | OFF |
| 16:05 ET | 212 | Rutgers | OFF | -5 | OFF |
| 09/01/08 | 213 | TennesseeU | OFF | -7 (-115) | OFF |
| 20:05 ET | 214 | UCLA | OFF | +7 (-105) | OFF |
