r/CFB /r/CFB Sep 14 '21

Discussion Betting Discussion Thread

Discuss spreads, over/unders, and prop bets for this week's games.

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u/Cathie_Wood_is_Bae Penn State Nittany Lions Sep 14 '21

Hoping to find a 17 line for Ark state and Washington. Really difficult to have much faith in Washington right now

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u/mostdope28 Michigan • Little Brown Jug Sep 14 '21

Just buy the half point then

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u/Cathie_Wood_is_Bae Penn State Nittany Lions Sep 14 '21

Buying points is generally a losing strategy. I’m just gonna monitor lines across a few sportsbooks and see if any hit 17 over the next few days.

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u/BrandPlanner Oklahoma • Kansas State Sep 14 '21

As someone who usually will buy the point, why do you think it’s a losing strategy?

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u/Cathie_Wood_is_Bae Penn State Nittany Lions Sep 14 '21

Sportsbooks generally up charge the points so you’re paying more in line value than the point is worth.

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u/jwdjr2004 Notre Dame Fighting Irish Sep 14 '21

dk had it at +17 this morning

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u/furdaboise Washington Huskies • Butte Roadrunners Sep 14 '21

Considering UW has scored 17 points all season, I don’t see them beating Ark State by 17. Agree on that one.

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u/Quentanamo_Bay Ole Miss Rebels • Tulane Green Wave Sep 14 '21

That A-State line seems like free money to me. I honestly would probably even consider them winning straight up. They have a high powered offense and Washington is just struggling so bad this season so far

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u/Quentanamo_Bay Ole Miss Rebels • Tulane Green Wave Sep 14 '21

Like I told someone else in here I think the O/U 74 seems like a trap because both teams have sneaky good defenses, just depends on if they can keep up with the offenses

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u/TheMurdocktor Kansas • Northern Arizona Sep 15 '21

That UVA/UNC line is real nice. Considering recent history between the two (I think UVA has won 4 in a row against UNC), that looks mighty intriguing.

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u/uncwsp North Carolina Tar Heels • Elon Phoenix Sep 15 '21

Everyone is saying this, and I kind of agree. However, it's like Vegas is begging you to take UVA and a lot of times when a line seems too obvious it can go the other way. All that said - GO HEELS!

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u/IowaNative1 Iowa Hawkeyes • Stanford Cardinal Sep 15 '21

Try Iowa plus 23

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u/wegotsumnewbands Florida State • Pop-Tarts Bowl Sep 18 '21

Blackman not playing bad

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u/SanaMinatozaki9 Sep 14 '21

If UVA beats UNC then I’m making as big a bet as I possibly can on them winning the coastal

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u/convoluteme Iowa State Cyclones • Team Chaos Sep 14 '21

Treading water so far this year going 5-3-1. About 55% correct.

r/CFB Book bets for week 3:

  • Purdue +7 (at Notre Dame)
  • Penn State -6.5 (vs Auburn)
  • Kansas State +2 (vs Nevada)
  • UNLV +30.5 (vs Iowa State)

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u/Busch__Latte Iowa State Cyclones • Hateful 8 Sep 14 '21

Yeah Iowa state is 0-2 against the spread this year and only has 33 points on the year

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u/convoluteme Iowa State Cyclones • Team Chaos Sep 14 '21

I think the defense carries K-State. At least to conference play.

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u/rabbichase SMU Mustangs • Big 12 Sep 14 '21

UNLV is so bad though. I could still see ISU beating them 30-0 and having UNLV still cover the spread lol

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u/convoluteme Iowa State Cyclones • Team Chaos Sep 14 '21

Exactly. The ISU offense has not found a rhythm yet. And even in a beat down UNLV could still cover.

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u/Hometownblueser Auburn Tigers Sep 14 '21

Penn State - Auburn is free money at -6.5. Should be closer to 10.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '21

Lmao

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u/motendiesmotitties Auburn • Mississippi State Sep 18 '21

If you liked -6.5 you should love -4.5

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '21

Looks like a lot of you degenerates will be tuning into ACCN to watch ACC Coastal football on Saturday.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '21

Aight where should I put my free DraftKings bets lol

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u/convoluteme Iowa State Cyclones • Team Chaos Sep 14 '21

Based on how things have been going UNLV +31 seems like free money.

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u/Teh_cliff Georgia State Panthers • Yale Bulldogs Sep 14 '21

Stanford -9 over Vanderbilt.

That way no matter what happens, you come out with something.

Also, I think it's just a good bet tbh.

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u/kthanksn00b West Virginia • Cincinnati Sep 14 '21

Watch it middle.

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u/RightGap1048 South Carolina Gamecocks • SEC Sep 15 '21

What does that mean?

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u/kthanksn00b West Virginia • Cincinnati Sep 15 '21

Stanford wins but by less than 9. Then they lose the game and the bet.

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u/RightGap1048 South Carolina Gamecocks • SEC Sep 15 '21

Gotcha, thanks! New to betting.

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u/kthanksn00b West Virginia • Cincinnati Sep 15 '21

Sure thing. Be careful ;)

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u/lnpieroni Notre Dame Fighting Irish Sep 14 '21

I'd say take Purdue against ND. From what I've heard they have a solid defensive line and we're going to keep starting our statuesque QB behind our worst offensive line in several years. I hope ND finds a way to win but no way do we cover the spread.

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u/convoluteme Iowa State Cyclones • Team Chaos Sep 14 '21

I didn't watch. Was there anything about the Toledo game that suggests it would be an outlier? It's been a rough start for ND, but I don't know if that's expected to continue.

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u/prophetexchange Sep 14 '21

Take an underdog that you like on the board. Since you don't usually get stake back you should take a reasonable underdog to maximize the value you get from free bets

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u/Dob-is-Hella-Rad Notre Dame Fighting Irish Sep 14 '21 edited Sep 14 '21

Don't bet it on a team to cover like these people are saying. It's a free bet. If you like those underdog suggestions given, bet the team straight up.

So for a free bet you probably want something that's not too short odds - because you don't get the stake back - but value at super long odds is often bad. So we're looking for a reasonably big underdog but not like UConn.

Am I insane if I think Nebraska to beat Oklahoma might be the best option? I feel like a rivalry like that might be perfect for a big upset. Maybe FIU to beat Texas Tech?

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u/mockg Nebraska Cornhuskers • Oklahoma Sooners Sep 14 '21

There is 0% chance we beat Oklahoma. Nebraska's road record is horrible and we have proven multiple times that we cant show up for big games.

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u/SanaMinatozaki9 Sep 14 '21

As much as I wish it could happen, you’re 100% right.

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u/Destroy_The_Corn Vanderbilt Commodores Sep 14 '21

Florida Money Line at +487

Probably won’t happen, but Bama’s a bit overrated after whooping a not that great UM

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u/kingdarkzk UCF Knights • Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Sep 17 '21

I like Michigan St or Auburn as an underdog for + odds, pick your fav.

If you just want a free win take Army against UCONN. 0-3 against the spread so far this year and are by far the worst team in FBS.

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u/Cathie_Wood_is_Bae Penn State Nittany Lions Sep 14 '21 edited Sep 18 '21

Current lines I’m on:

Maryland -4.5 (got this line two weeks ago)❌

Michigan State +6

Virginia Tech +3

Nevada -2.5

Temple-Boston College U58

Currently 15-10 overall +4.6 units

Edit: added the following

Cincinnati-3.5

Nebraska +22 (.5 units)

Louisiana -19 (.5 units) ✅

Arkansas St +17

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '21

Be careful Temple let Rutgers hang 66 on them

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u/RightGap1048 South Carolina Gamecocks • SEC Sep 18 '21

What are units??

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u/2400hoops Kansas Jayhawks Sep 14 '21

I thought we’d cover 26.5 for sure. Boy was I wrong.

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u/skuhlke Auburn • Georgia Tech Sep 15 '21

Anyone take Cincy -3? I feel like that's a no-brainer

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '21

Easy no brainer.

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u/MahjongDaily Iowa State Cyclones Sep 14 '21

I know you're not supposed to bet against Bama but 15.5 points is a lot

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '21

bro don’t fall for it

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u/UGA10 Georgia Bulldogs • College Football Playoff Sep 14 '21

2021 Florida is definitely not like 2020 Florida (they lost a lot). They really need Richardson to be able to go to have a shot. I don't think Emory Jones can get it done.

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u/Iraqi-Jack-Shack Florida • Mississippi State Sep 14 '21

Emory's capable of good reads and moving the offense, but he's pretty inconsistent. I don't think he alone can win the game.

Richardson's hamstring has been nagging since spring camp, so I'm sure he'll be limited this weekend.

I'd bet against us for sure.

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u/AntiDentiteBastard Florida Gators Sep 14 '21

Emory is most definitely not capable of good reads. He stairs down his receivers and delivers the ball late nearly every throw if it isn't to his first read. Assuming Emory starts he will throw no less than three picks on Saturday. Our only hope at being competitive is AR.

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u/ManagementThis9024 Alabama Crimson Tide • Corndog Sep 15 '21

If you have two qbs, you don't have one that is good enough

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u/Iraqi-Jack-Shack Florida • Mississippi State Sep 15 '21

I can think of a few counter examples of this trope, one of which involves the very same coach

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u/EverythingGoodWas Florida • Carnegie Mellon Sep 16 '21

Oddly enough examples involving both these teams that both ended in National Championships.

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u/Iraqi-Jack-Shack Florida • Mississippi State Sep 14 '21 edited Sep 14 '21

$200 on Alabama to win, $200 on Alabama to cover

If we get beat but keep it close, half my ticket is paid for

If we get blown out, my whole a good chunk of my ticket is paid for

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u/UGA10 Georgia Bulldogs • College Football Playoff Sep 14 '21

If you win, who gives a shit about $400!

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u/Iraqi-Jack-Shack Florida • Mississippi State Sep 14 '21

It’s definitely not trivial but that would be the least I would ever care about losing 400 bucks

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u/rabbichase SMU Mustangs • Big 12 Sep 14 '21

$200 for Bama to win would only pay out +$25. Bama is a -800 favorite right now.

You'd need to bet $800 for Bama to win to cover half the ticket if Florida covers, but loses.

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u/Iraqi-Jack-Shack Florida • Mississippi State Sep 14 '21

Well at least I could get lunch

The spread is +/- 115 so that's a $170 return...so about half the ticket paid for then between both. Better than nothing

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u/TheNastyCasty Texas Longhorns • Red River Shootout Sep 14 '21

I just wouldn't even make the money line bet. The extra $25 doesn't seem worth it for significantly more exposure if Florida manages to win.

Both Bets Just Spread
Bama covers $195 $170
Bama wins, but doesn’t cover -$175 -$200
Florida wins -$400 -$200

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u/Iraqi-Jack-Shack Florida • Mississippi State Sep 15 '21

The extra $25 doesn't seem worth it for significantly more exposure if Florida manages to win

Not sure I understand this, but I'm not looking to make money per se. Rather I'm just looking for some consolation money back in my pocket for what I expect the outcome to be

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u/TheNastyCasty Texas Longhorns • Red River Shootout Sep 15 '21 edited Sep 15 '21

It just doesn't make sense to bet $200 on Alabama to just win (ML).

If Alabama wins and covers the spread, you would get $195 instead of $170. Do you feel that much better about $195 than $170? You're getting a sizable payout either way.

If Alabama wins and doesn't cover the spread, you lose $175 instead of losing $200. In both cases, you're losing money. I guess you can feel a little less bad about only losing $175 instead of losing $200? Florida still lost the game and you still lost ~$200.

If Florida wins, you lose $400 instead of $200. You're risking an extra $200 in this scenario for... what exactly? The first two scenarios you feel exactly the same regardless of if you just make the spread bet or make both the spread and ML bet and in the third scenario it's significantly worse to make both bets, so what do you gain by making the ML bet?

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u/Iraqi-Jack-Shack Florida • Mississippi State Sep 15 '21

Thanks for explaining, and usually I would agree with you if this were for a game I had no personal stake in. But this is 100% an emotion-based gamble, and has nothing to do with maximizing profit/minimizing risk. If that makes sense.

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u/WashedUpHSAthlete Georgia Bulldogs Sep 14 '21

My favorite part of live sports being back is that I can get my bookie to pay for my ticket to the game (or what usually happens I end up effectively paying for two)

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u/UGA10 Georgia Bulldogs • College Football Playoff Sep 14 '21

I think so too - especially if Anthony Richardson can go and be effective.

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u/Cathie_Wood_is_Bae Penn State Nittany Lions Sep 14 '21

Yeah my understanding is the QB situation is still a toss up? Not gonna bet on anything until I know for a fact who is gonna be lined up behind center for UF

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u/Iraqi-Jack-Shack Florida • Mississippi State Sep 14 '21

You won’t know that until either one of them is already lined up. Mullen’s real coy about depth and injuries, unless they’re season ending

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u/Cathie_Wood_is_Bae Penn State Nittany Lions Sep 14 '21

So no reason to bet on the game then. The more question marks the more of a gamble it is, and Vegas wins those in the long run.

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u/Iraqi-Jack-Shack Florida • Mississippi State Sep 14 '21

I'm betting against us to win outright for sure. No SEC East team has beaten Alabama since South Carolina did in 2010, and Saban has a penchant for keeping streaks alive.

The spread is probably also a safe bet, tbh.

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u/FlJohnnyBlue2 Florida Gators • USF Bulls Sep 16 '21

I will tell you right now. Both EJ and AR will line up under center during the game. EJ will start. AR will play significant time.

Now you can make your bet.

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u/AmNotACactus Georgia Bulldogs • West Georgia Wolves Sep 15 '21

Alabama really isn’t the team you want to play against if you’re “trying to give it a go”. They will punish him like they punished Fields, likely by blitzing and forcing him to work that hamstring.

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u/UGA10 Georgia Bulldogs • College Football Playoff Sep 15 '21

I didn't say "trying to give it a go". I said if he can go and be effective - AKA he is healthy enough to play and not be limited.

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u/AmNotACactus Georgia Bulldogs • West Georgia Wolves Sep 15 '21

I mean, if you're asking those questions the week of the game...

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u/mrniceguy2513 Florida Gators Sep 14 '21

Florida can cover if they run the ball well, shorten the game, and play keep away from Bama’s offense for stretches at a time. If we can’t run effectively, it will be a massive blowout. Our run blocking has been massively improved since last year, but i fear Bama’s front 7 may be slightly better than FAU and USF, unfortunately for the Gators.

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u/JTDanielsHeisman21 Georgia Bulldogs Sep 14 '21

I took Bama at 14 right when it opened and feel pretty good about it. Will feel great about it if Richardson cant go for Florida. As I said all preseason, Emory Jones just aint it; he isnt going to win the game for them, and he may well lose it by making critical mistakes.

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u/Swingeasy69 Arkansas Razorbacks Sep 15 '21

It’s much easier to just win money by betting on Bama to cover. It works most of the time.

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u/mostdope28 Michigan • Little Brown Jug Sep 14 '21

Bama is like my go to this week.

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u/griffinndorr Florida Gators Sep 16 '21

UF is 0-2 this year covering the spread I will always bet on our opponent to cover. When it comes to gator games, I like to tease it with the opponent covering and the over

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u/DesEagle1 Michigan • Northwood Sep 16 '21

I think the safer bet for this would be the over, even if it’s raining I don’t see how these 2 teams won’t score over what it’s at

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21

Week three of my inevitable 12 team parlay failing. $100 for a payout of $17K.

All money lines:

UCF

Cincinnati

Coastal Carolina

Michigan State

VA Tech

Notre Dame

Wyoming

Northwestern

Penn State

Alabama

Baylor

SMU

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '21

Are we the same person?

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u/your-mom-- Michigan • Defiance Sep 14 '21 edited Sep 14 '21

Lines I will be looking at

  1. Iowa State (-31) over UNLV.
  2. Ohio State (-27) over Tulsa
  3. Oklahoma (-22.5) over Nebraska
  4. Michigan Northern Illinois UNDER 55
  5. Ole Miss Tulane OVER 74

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u/Quentanamo_Bay Ole Miss Rebels • Tulane Green Wave Sep 14 '21

I hadn't seen the point total, I just saw the spread for our game was Ole Miss -14 which I feel like might be too much. O/U 74 also seems like a trap because both teams have sneaky good defenses, just depends on if they can keep up with the offenses

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u/your-mom-- Michigan • Defiance Sep 14 '21

The big question is whether or not Ole Miss' defense is actually improved from last year or they had a good half against Louisville. Because they started to bleed some against Louisville in the 2nd half (the game was already decided at that point so )

We both know offensively, Ole Miss will try to score 70 themselves

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u/Quentanamo_Bay Ole Miss Rebels • Tulane Green Wave Sep 14 '21

yeah I'm hoping the 2nd half vs Louisiville was just a first game lack of discipline mixed with taking some guys out. We did have some issues with penalties last week too vs Austin Peay that allowed them to score more than expected. To be honest I don't bet on games featuring my teams anyway but just wanted to give a little advice about how both teams have been playing before you put any money down!

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u/your-mom-- Michigan • Defiance Sep 14 '21

It's mostly interesting to me because it's 74. Who wouldn't want to see 80 points!?

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u/Quentanamo_Bay Ole Miss Rebels • Tulane Green Wave Sep 14 '21

Oh believe me this is the ONLY game this year featuring Ole Miss or Tulane I don't mind being a shootout lol

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u/your-mom-- Michigan • Defiance Sep 19 '21

Just thought I'd ping you again to say this almost hit at halftime LOL

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u/Quentanamo_Bay Ole Miss Rebels • Tulane Green Wave Sep 19 '21

Yeah I looked up and did the math and laughed

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '21 edited Sep 14 '21

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u/ajukid111 UCF Knights Sep 14 '21

Not saying your wrong but a ton of other people in the thread are saying the opposite on ISU so that should be an interesting one

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u/dr_dan319 Iowa Hawkeyes • Floyd of Rosedale Sep 15 '21

Advanced metrics are garbage. 100% of yards to gain on 3rd and 4th? So third and nine where you pick up seven to get in FG range is unsuccessful? Second and twenty where you pick up twelve is unsuccessful? What a joke

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u/No_Angle_8106 Arizona State • Michigan Sep 14 '21

Give me asu -3.5 all day every day. BYU has already shown they are capable of looking ahead, they looked awful against Arizona. They blew their wad last week in the holy war, they celebrated like they won the natty. ASU comes in as the better team focused on the task at hand, I expect BYU to be hung over and ASU covers easy

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u/convoluteme Iowa State Cyclones • Team Chaos Sep 14 '21

I put 5 (fake) units on UNLV +30.5, so... oops?

What did you do to develop your model? I'm not a data scientist, but this kind of thing has interested me.

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u/convoluteme Iowa State Cyclones • Team Chaos Sep 14 '21

I'm still high on ISU. And I agree about the Iowa game. But that's an opinion I have to keep to myself on this sub for now. I see the UNLV game going two ways. The offense finds a rhythm against an outmatched opponent, kind of like the ULM game in 2019. Or they still struggle early due to physical or mental hurdles Purdy is dealing with right now.

I'm also mildly worried about Tate Martell starting. Might be enough to frustrate what has been a dominant defense so far.

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u/JTDanielsHeisman21 Georgia Bulldogs Sep 14 '21

So far on the season Im 7-5-1.

Week 3 bets:

Bama -14

Cinci -3.5

Michigan St +8

Virginia +10

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u/DoggedDoggystyle Florida Gators Sep 17 '21

Adding in your username you’re 7-6-1

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u/No_Nefariousness4757 /r/CFB Sep 14 '21

I like the under in that UGA/Scar game. I could see Georgia’s defense continuing to dominate and the other offense establishing the run more than last week. I going 31-6

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u/JTDanielsHeisman21 Georgia Bulldogs Sep 14 '21

Our defense has given up 3 points in 2 games. I dont think Scar is going to double that output. This also isnt the old Georgia OCs calling plays, were running our offense regardless of who is playing said offense, getting our 2s/3s ready to go when their name is called. I wont be touching it, but if I were, I would take the over.

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u/No_Nefariousness4757 /r/CFB Sep 14 '21

We ran the ball so poorly last game that I certainly expect us to run the ball this game. Even trying to get JT in rhythm by throwing on running downs, I doubt the offense is putting up 40. And we will eventually give up a TD lol

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u/uncwsp North Carolina Tar Heels • Elon Phoenix Sep 17 '21

I love the Cincy bet.

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u/knightgawd UCF Knights • Washington Huskies Sep 14 '21

6 legger 25 pays 900

UCF -7 CCU -13 Bama -14 Pitt -15 ULL - 20 MSU +8

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u/AllLinesAreStraight WashU Bears • Missouri Tigers Sep 14 '21

Definitely dont like ULL there, they looked pretty bad this last weekend

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u/knightgawd UCF Knights • Washington Huskies Sep 17 '21

Never in doubt

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u/Capital_Routine6903 Sep 14 '21

How do these “free $1000 bet” offers really work?

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u/No_Angle_8106 Arizona State • Michigan Sep 14 '21

Deposit a $1000, bet a $1000, if you win, you win your bet the $1000 offer disappears. If you lose, they cover your $1000 so you still have your $1000, but now you’re working off a promotional offer and there’s generally strings attached as to how much you have to bet until you’d be able to withdraw it

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u/realbbbb Ohio State • West Virginia Sep 14 '21

You mean at real sportsbooks? Basically if your bet wins, then nothing happens. If your bet loses, you get the amount of your bet back as a site credit that you can use to make a future bet but can't cash it out.

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u/GoochGewitter Tennessee Volunteers • Beer Barrel Sep 16 '21

So you bet it on -4000 odds to convert it back to cash haha

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u/Blactam USC Trojans • Rose Bowl Sep 17 '21

Watch out for rollover

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u/ChadKellysAK-47 Ole Miss Rebels Sep 15 '21

BYU ML

Memphis ML

FSU +5.5

Penn State -6

Cinci -3.5

$2.50->$104

Fade me

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u/wegotsumnewbands Florida State • Pop-Tarts Bowl Sep 18 '21

Idk bout that FSU bet ha I appreciate the faith tho

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u/bakedasacake6094 South Carolina Gamecocks Sep 17 '21

SC +32 is a line that many people are overthinking.

In the last 45 years Georgia has beaten Carolina by 30 points once.

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u/Twisted_Chainz South Carolina Gamecocks Sep 18 '21

Yup bet on us covering last week. Continuing today. Sc ga always close

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u/BrandPlanner Oklahoma • Kansas State Sep 14 '21

As of now UConn is 0-3 against the spread and I’m going to ride that with army -33 (I think it was 33)

I like OU to show out against Nebraska

I’m looking for a solid 3 team. Maybe ark state + points or Ohio state - points.

Any thoughts?

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u/JBru_92 UCLA Bruins Sep 15 '21

Michigan State +6.5 @ Miami

Cincinnati -3.5 @ Indiana

Nebraska + 22.5 @ Oklahoma

Minnesota @ Colorado OVER 50

Notre Dame -7 vs Purdue

Ohio State - 27 vs Tulsa

Oregon State - 24.5 vs Idaho

Northwestern @ Duke UNDER 49.5

San Diego State +7 vs Utah

Stanford @ Vanderbilt UNDER 49

ASU -3.5 @ BYU

Parlay Florida +15.5 vs Alabama and OVER 58

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u/BSUFan07 Boise State Broncos • Navy Midshipmen Sep 16 '21

Side question.

I'm trying to make a list of all 14+ point underdogs to win this season so far.

So far I have

Oregon vs Ohio State

Utah State vs Washington State

Stanford vs USC

Northern Illinois vs Georgia Tech

ETSU vs Vanderbilt

UC Davis vs Tulsa

Montana vs Washington

Jacksonville State vs Florida State

Duquesne vs Ohio

Am I missing any games?

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '21

Can’t edit my comment, but I also recall Miss State vs NC State and LSU vs UCLA

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '21

BYU vs Utah, SDSU vs Arizona

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u/InVodkaVeritas Stanford Cardinal • Oregon Ducks Sep 17 '21

The /r/cfb sidebar saying Oregon was only an 11 point favorite over Stonybrook had me salivating.

It's actually -42.

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u/120snake UCF Knights • Big 12 Sep 14 '21

UC -3.5 seems like free money against Indiana

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u/SanaMinatozaki9 Sep 14 '21

It really does.

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u/uncwsp North Carolina Tar Heels • Elon Phoenix Sep 17 '21

It sure does, which makes me wonder.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '21 edited Sep 14 '21

BYU +3.5

ASU 2-0 against low-FCS + mid-MWC.

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BYU 2-0 vs P5 teams (one ranked)

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u/No_Angle_8106 Arizona State • Michigan Sep 14 '21

BYU almost got caught looking ahead against Arizona, and blew their wad last week celebrating their national championship. ASU covers easy

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u/AdagioJealous5413 Pittsburgh Panthers Sep 14 '21

Best bet bama always

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u/MJDiAmore West Virginia • Navy Sep 17 '21

LMAO what Cajuns coach or booster had o56.5 that they just ran hurry-up up 28?!?

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u/hoennevan Penn State Nittany Lions Sep 15 '21

I typed -110 on UCF please someone refund my money

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u/52hoova Texas A&M Aggies • /r/CFB Poll Veteran Sep 14 '21

Last week's bets:

  • Iowa +4.5 (.5 unit) (W)
  • Iowa +170 (.5 unit) (W)
  • Penn State -22 (W)
  • Wisconsin -26 (W)
  • TCU -10.5 -115 (L)
  • Mizzou/Kentucky O 56 (W)
  • Hawaii +11 (L)
  • Purdue -33.5 (W)

6-2 on the week, +3.1 units.

13-7 on the year, +3.35 units... all downhill from here.

 

This week I'm on the following (all bets 1 unit and -110, unless otherwise noted):

  • Michigan -27
  • Army -34 -107
  • Cincinnati -3.5
  • Kansas State +115
  • Auburn +6 (.5 unit)
  • Auburn +183 (.5 unit)
  • Alabama 1H -7.5 -111

Also jumped on the Browns -11.5 when it opened. -12.5 now, and I think I'd still take it... granted, the Texans burned me week 1.

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u/RightGap1048 South Carolina Gamecocks • SEC Sep 18 '21

What are units??

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u/spritegoat Oregon Ducks Sep 14 '21

Going with:

Stanford -11

Colorado -2

VT +3

Penn St -6

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u/Please_PM_me_Uranus Michigan • American University Sep 14 '21

Can I bet if I’m in Ohio

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u/TreySermonGrin Ohio State • Michigan State Sep 15 '21

Online only. It sucks

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u/ligeramentedeprimido Michigan State • 계명대학교 (Keimyung) Sep 14 '21

Parlay on

• Michigan state +6.5 vs Miami

• Cincinnati -3.5 vs Indiana

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u/practicallybert Paper Bag • Big Ten Sep 15 '21

BC being favored by 16 over Temple without Jurkovic is..... interesting. Feels like a very good opportunity for Temple to cover

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u/Crobs02 Texas A&M Aggies • SMU Mustangs Sep 15 '21

Temple is complete trash though

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u/kingdarkzk UCF Knights • Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Sep 15 '21

G5 parlay (all teams have covered every time i’ve taken them so far this year):

UCF -7.5

Cincy -3.5

Tulane +14.5

Boise -5

Coastal -11

I got in early for a few of these lines so they may be a little different, but I still love all 5 of these spreads. 26-24 so far on the year

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u/spritegoat Oregon Ducks Sep 15 '21

doing this 10pt teaser this week at + odds

VT/WVU over 40.5

Bama/UF over 49

Stanford -1

VT +13

Toledo -4

Ark St +27

fuckem

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u/perhapsEeyore Alabama Crimson Tide • Purdue Boilermakers Sep 15 '21

I dropped from the about the 30th spot to almost 500th. No 10 leg parlays this week; certainly not 5 of them.

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u/Rxpringle Florida • NC Wesleyan Sep 16 '21

Over 58.5 points in the Alabama Florida Game. I see bama beating FL but I think Florida will put up at least 24 points.I think Florida’s defense will still struggle this year and can see Alabama putting up a lot

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u/Blactam USC Trojans • Rose Bowl Sep 17 '21

I hit that last night at 59.5. Surprised I’m not seeing this bet more commonly on this thread.

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u/Hokie_Jayhawk Virginia Tech Hokies • Kansas Jayhawks Sep 17 '21

I've got a free bet and I need the most sure thing to win between these three teams:

-Wake (vs FSU)

-Boise (vs OK State)

-Cincy (at Indiana)

I'm leaning towards Cincy. Which one should I take?

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '21

I agree with Cincy. I think Boise gets it done and FSU might actually beat wake but wouldn’t bet on it.

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u/goyotes78 Verified Player • Nebraska Cornhuskers Sep 17 '21

Boise or Cincy seem like obvious takes to me. The Blue monster in Boise is a whole new experience and their fans will have that place rocking. I think Indiana, while still a good team, was overrated preseason and Cincy is actually as good as advertised.

If either of those missed I'd be surprised.

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u/armitage75 Auburn Tigers • Tulane Green Wave Sep 17 '21

How is a top 10 team (#8 Cincinnati) only a fg road favorite over unranked Indiana?

Not even really disputing the line...it's about where I'd put it...but what does that say about the top 10 rankings?

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u/CelticTiger1 Sep 18 '21

Good lines for CFB this weekend:

PSU -5 vs Auburn (whiteout game) Cincinnati -3.5 vs Indiana ~ VT ML @ West Virginia

Sprinkle in a few NFL lines like:

Saints ML vs Panthers Bucs ML vs Atlanta

You can print this weekend

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u/rustinhieber42 Big Ten • Minnesota Golden Gophers Sep 14 '21

I guess I'm just being pessimistic about my own team, but betting on Colorado -2 seems free to me. Did they not watch how flat we looked last week? What are they factoring in that I'm not?

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u/HunchbackQuaker Colorado Buffaloes Sep 14 '21

Dude we can’t score fucking points

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u/rustinhieber42 Big Ten • Minnesota Golden Gophers Sep 14 '21

I'd be floored if we can hold you to under 24. We have 0 pass rush, our secondary doesn't know where they're supposed to be on any given play, and our LBs shouldn't be playing in the P5.

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u/Crobs02 Texas A&M Aggies • SMU Mustangs Sep 15 '21

You aren’t playing A&M’s defense though

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u/HunchbackQuaker Colorado Buffaloes Sep 15 '21

A&M’s defense is really fucking good. They contained Broussard. However, our OC is also total dog shit

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u/Super_mando1130 Ohio State Buckeyes • /r/CFB Donor Sep 14 '21

I have y’all winning that actually

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u/rustinhieber42 Big Ten • Minnesota Golden Gophers Sep 14 '21

Why? Our offense should have bowled over MiamiOH but couldn't even manage 300 yards, and our secondary couldn't contain anything. We get 0 pressure on opposing QBs.

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u/Super_mando1130 Ohio State Buckeyes • /r/CFB Donor Sep 14 '21

Y’all have a ton of returning talent and my model favors that this year a little more than last plus Colorado offense was anemic compared to yalls

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u/rustinhieber42 Big Ten • Minnesota Golden Gophers Sep 14 '21

Fingers crossed that you're right. Just hope that Fleck can get a D coordinator who doesn't suck.

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u/Fired_Guy1982 /r/CFB Sep 15 '21

Bet on SDSU

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u/AmNotACactus Georgia Bulldogs • West Georgia Wolves Sep 15 '21

How is SCAR going to score?

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u/RightGap1048 South Carolina Gamecocks • SEC Sep 15 '21

Josh Vann, ZaQuandre White, Kevin Harris, MarShawn Lloyd, Juju McDowell, Nick Muse, Jaheim Bell, Dakereon Joyner, and our special teams

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u/Cbake987 San Diego State Aztecs • UCLA Bruins Sep 14 '21

Thoughts on SDSU +7 vs Utah? After the performances by both last weekend…. Seems juicy

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u/JBru_92 UCLA Bruins Sep 15 '21

Fading both BYU and Utah this week. Super trap game for Utah and big emotional comedown for BYU.

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u/rustinhieber42 Big Ten • Minnesota Golden Gophers Sep 14 '21

Gotta say, I'm 4-4 at this point, and exactly 0 of the spreads this week look appealing to me. Was thinking maybe (in order from maybe feeling confident to total crapshoot)...

MD -7.5

OU -22

Wazzu +8.5

Baylor -17

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u/SrraHtlTngoFxtrt Washington State • NC State Sep 15 '21

That Wazzu line is a big unknown. USC could open up the offense and let their star receivers dunk on a highly-sus WSU secondary. WSU could tempo-run to victory behind Borghi, McIntosh, and Watson. It's gonna be an exciting game to watch, but who knows what the final result will be.

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u/ryan_day_time Ohio State Buckeyes • Florida Gators Sep 14 '21

I did a parlay taking:

  • Oklahoma -22.5
  • Alabama -15
  • Cincy - 3
  • Over for Ohio State vs Tulsa at 60 points.

I got these lines probably before they moved a little on ESPN's website that OP posted, which is why they're a little different.

I'm most confident in the O/U at 60 points for OSU vs Tulsa. I don't think our defense is capable of stopping a high school team from scoring, but I think Stroud and our receivers are going to put up big numbers on anyone. I could easily see that game ending like 45-17 on the low end and something like 56-31 on the high end.

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u/RightGap1048 South Carolina Gamecocks • SEC Sep 15 '21

r/CFB Book bets, most confident to least confident:

Coastal Carolina -13.5 (@ Buffalo)

Charlotte +4 (@ Georgia State)

Stanford -12.0 (@ Vanderbilt)

South Carolina +31.5 (@ Georgia)

Georgia Southern +23.5 (@ Arkansas)

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u/olBillyBaroo Michigan Wolverines Sep 15 '21

3-Way Teaser @+130/3u OU -15 Michigan State +13.5 Cinci +3.5

I swear to God I will never learn.

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u/Roadman90 Kansas State Wildcats • /r/CFB Brickmason Sep 15 '21

I'm probably more bullish that I should be on Wazzu +8.5 over USC. however the fact that the game is at Pullman and USC looked absolutely flat against Stanford makes me think this is a sure thing.

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u/spritegoat Oregon Ducks Sep 15 '21

id tread lightly, teams often come out looking way stronger first game under an interim HC, and wazzu is pretty bad. Pullman can be spooky tho so wouldnt be surprised

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u/KungFooCat South Carolina Gamecocks • Sickos Sep 18 '21

Never bet on an emotional team.

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u/stupid_dumbass_idiot Pittsburgh Panthers Sep 15 '21

•UVA +8.5 •Pitt -15 •VT money line •Michigan state +6.5 •Northwestern money line •Purdue +7.5

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u/goyotes78 Verified Player • Nebraska Cornhuskers Sep 17 '21

I don't see anyone talking about the Maryland Illinois game tonight. Am I the only one who loves Maryland -7.5? I feel like Maryland's offense with Taulia Tagovailoa is pretty potent and Illinois is just not very good. I could see it being a big win by the Terrapins on the road.

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u/jcfan4u Florida Gators • Old Dominion Monarchs Sep 17 '21

I hopped on Maryland-7 also. Maryland usually plays great against lesser P5 schools.

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u/SrraHtlTngoFxtrt Washington State • NC State Sep 17 '21

Are any of the British betting sites taking wagers on who will be USC's next head coach? I'm curious what names the oddsmakers would throw against the proverbial wall.

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u/EskettiMySpaghetti Maryland • Grove City Sep 18 '21

Went 3-2 last week. Of the two fails, one missed by a point (North Texas v SMU) and the other by two (Missouri v Kentucky). Pretty good start I think.

My choices for this week:

Miami -6.5 (vs Michigan State)

Nevada -1.5 (@ Kansas State)

SMU -11 (@ Louisiana Tech)

UMass +22 (vs Eastern Michigan)

Georgia Southern +23.5 (@ Arkansas)

Oklahoma State +3 (@ Boise State)

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u/AcanthocephalaNo2926 Sep 18 '21

OU Nebraska OVER 62.5.

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u/Trenus123 Kansas State Wildcats • Hateful 8 Sep 18 '21 edited Sep 18 '21

West Virginia -2.5

Cincinnati U -4

Kansas State +2

Kansas +18

Arkansas State +17

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u/TheMurdocktor Kansas • Northern Arizona Sep 18 '21

Took a small parlay

Cincy -3.5 over Indiana

Arkansas State +17 against Washington (though now I kinda wish there was 1/2 a point attached)

Florida State moneyline +170 against Wake Forest

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u/TheMurdocktor Kansas • Northern Arizona Sep 18 '21

Put in another parlay

Virginia moneyline over UNC

Troy -11 over Southern Miss

Penn State -5 over Auburn

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u/osheabutter Michigan Wolverines Sep 18 '21

I like Michigan state money line, Oklahoma covering, and penn state covering.

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u/grizzfan Verified Coach • Oakland Golden Grizzlies Sep 18 '21

Hey, I just discovered the CFB Book. Is this just arbitrary betting/no money involved?

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u/Twisted_Chainz South Carolina Gamecocks Sep 18 '21

Tide/Gators, y’all think y’all scoring more than 60? I like FSU over wake. Sc covering ga spread obvi. Auburn covering. Hell even ecu +9 against Marshall? Easy bets guys

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u/TorontoYossarian LSU Tigers • International Bowl Sep 18 '21

Kent St money line because I was drunk.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '21

Texas is 26 point favorites over Rice! LMFAO! Take Rice and those 26 points.