NCAA Win Total Odds
The 2008-2009 College Football regular season is quickly approaching and with that, oddsmakers from online sports book SBG Global have listed over/under regular season totals for many of the top programs around the country.
Bet College Football Regular Season Over/Under Win Totals
How to bet Regular Season Over/Under Win Totals
Before the start of the regular season, oddsmakers establish over/under totals for many of the top college football programs. The totals are reflected by just one number, which signifies how many total wins oddsmakers have set for each team. Bettors then make a wager on if they think that program will win more (over) games than the total oddsmakers have set, or less (under) games than the total oddsmakers have set.
For example, the defending national champions the LSU Tigers were given a regular season win total of 9. Therefore, oddsmakers have set LSU’s over/under win total at 9 games. Doug thinks the Tigers will take a step back this year and therefore doesn’t think LSU can win 9 games in a tough SEC. So he bets the under 9 and if LSU fails to win over nine games this year, Doug wins the bet.
In another example, oddsmakers have set the over/under regular season win total for Notre Dame at 7. Drew thinks there’s no way the Irish can be as bad as they were in 2007 and therefore likes their chances to win more than 7 games. So Drew bets the over 7 and if Notre Dame wins more than 7 games, he’ll win the bet.
Taking a Look at the Odds
As previously mentioned, the defending national champion LSU Tigers have been given an over/under win total of 9 games. The team they beat in last year’s title game, Ohio State, was given an over/under win total of 10.
On top of LSU and Ohio State, some programs expected to really succeed this year are Georgia (9.5), USC (10.5), Florida (10) and Oklahoma (10.5). Given their light schedule, a team like West Virginia (9.5) should have a great chance of going over the posted total this season as well.
Programs that are expected to struggle this year are Notre Dame (7), Nebraska (7) and Michigan (7.5). But sometimes it’s easier to spot a sleeper team and therefore betting the over because the total has been set too low.
Below are over/under regular season win totals for many of college football’s top programs.
2008-2009 College Football Regular Season Team Over/Under Win Totals
Alabama
Over 8 (+150)
Under 8 (-180)
Arkansas
Over 6 (+120)
Under 6 (-150)
Arizona State
Over 8.5 (+115)
Under 8.5 (-145)
Auburn
Over 9 (-130)
Under 9 (Even)
Boise State
Over 10 (-115)
Under 10 (-115)
California
Over 8 (-115)
Under 8 (-115)
Clemson
Over 9.5 (-145)
Under 9.5 (+115)
Colorado
Over 5.5 (-110)
Under 5.5 (-120)
Florida
Over 10 (-150)
Under 10 (+120)
Florida State
Over 8 (-130)
Under 8 (Even)
Georgia
Over 9.5 (-130)
Under 9.5 (Even)
Illinois
Over 7 (-120)
Under 7 (Even)
Iowa
Over 7 (-150)
Under 7 (+120)
Kansas
Over 7.5 (+110)
Under 7.5 (-140)
LSU
Over 9 (-105)
Under 9 (-125)
Miami Florida
Over 7.5 (-105)
Under 7.5 (-125)
Michigan
Over 7.5 (-120)
Under 7.5 (-110)
Michigan State
Over 7 (-125)
Under (-105)
Missouri
Over 10 (-105)
Under 10 (-125)
Nebraska
Over 7 (-135)
Under 7 (+105)
Notre Dame
Over 7 (-150)
Under 7 (+120)
Ohio State
Over 10 (-160)
Under 10 (+130)
Oklahoma
Over 10.5 (+105)
Under 10.5 (-135)
Oregon
Over 8 (-145)
Under 8 (+115)
Penn State
Over 8.5 (-135)
Under 8.5 (+105)
Pittsburgh
Over 7 (-190)
Under 7 (+155)
Purdue
Over 7 (+130)
Under 7 (-160)
Rutgers
Over 7.5 (-115)
Under 7.5 (-115)
South Carolina
Over 7.5 (-120)
Under 7.5 (-110)
South Florida
Over 9 (Even)
Under 9 (-130)
Southern California
Over 10.5 (-150)
Under 10.5 (+120)
Tennessee
Over 7.5 (-175)
Under 7.5 (+145)
Texas
Over 9 (-125)
Under 9 (-105)
Texas Tech
Over 9 (-120)
Under 9 (-105)
UCLA
Over 6 (+140)
Under 6 (-170)
Virginia Tech
Over 9 (-135)
Under 9 (+105)
Washington
Over 6 (+250)
Under 6 (-325)
West Virginia
Over 9.5 (-160)
Under 9.5 (+130)
Wisconsin
Over 9 (+105)
Under 9 (-135)
BYU
Over 9.5 (-110)
Under 9.5 (-120)
Georgia Tech
Over 5.5 (-125)
Under 5.5 (-105)
Note: Wager is for regular season games only. Conference championship and bowl games does not count for regular season wins. Team must play every scheduled regular season games for action.
Bet College Football Regular Season Over/Under Win Totals
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