One thing is for sure. When you look up and down that college season win totals list, you're looking at some great lines. Finding college football odds that make no sense is easy too. For instance, the 2008 college football win total for UNLV is 3.5, which means UNLV must win at least four games for you to win your bet. How did they come up with this line? Did the lines maker fall asleep at the wheel and just randomly pick this number? Perhaps.
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Now let's look at Georgia. They should be solid this year. Some predict they'll be in the BCS bowl. Yet, their win line is only 9. Ten colleges are above Georgia on the win futures list.
In fact, a team like Boise State is ahead of Georgia. Boise State's 2008 win total line is currently 9.5. I wasn't expecting Boise State to actually win 10+ games this season.
Each season you can always find college football futures lines that are gifts to you. Here's a tip. Focus on smaller colleges. It's always recommended that you know a few small college football programs well.
Betting on just the bigger schools isn't wise. The lines are much stronger. It's just like during the NCAA football season when each week games that are on TV or that show of big colleges have very tight lines, but games featuring unknown football programs are subject to very nice lines.
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