NCAAF Consensus Picks & Money Splits
- NCAAF Odds
- Splits
- 1H/2H/Q Lines
- Futures
- Picks
- BGSU
(-14.5)
% of Bets MASS
(+14.5)
52% 48% 93% % of Money Best away OddsBest home Odds
- Over
(o63.5)
% of Bets Under
(u63.5)
12% 88% 9% 91% % of Money Best overBest under
- UTAH
(-13.5)
% of Bets KU
(+13.5)
77% 23% 96% % of Money Best home Odds
- UGA
(-13.5)
% of Bets GT
(+13.5)
28% 72% 45% 55% % of Money Best away OddsBest home Odds
- Over
(o59.5)
% of Bets Under
(u59.5)
92% 14% 86% % of Money Best over
- TEM
(+19.5)
% of Bets UNT
(-19.5)
92% 99% % of Money Best home Odds
- Over
(o51.5)
% of Bets Under
(u51.5)
16% 84% 4% 96% % of Money Best overBest under
- IU
(-28.5)
% of Bets PUR
(+28.5)
83% 17% 98% % of Money Best home Odds
- TTU
(-21)
% of Bets WVU
(+21)
70% 30% 70% 30% % of Money Best away OddsBest home Odds
- OSU
(-10.5)
% of Bets MICH
(+10.5)
49% 51% 62% 38% % of Money Best home Odds
- Over
(o44.5)
% of Bets Under
(u44.5)
59% 41% 43% 57% % of Money Best overBest under
- TOL
(-10.5)
% of Bets CMU
(+10.5)
56% 44% 11% 89% % of Money Best home Odds
- BALL
(+17.5)
% of Bets M-OH
(-17.5)
63% 37% 78% 22% % of Money Best away OddsBest home Odds
- COLO
(+17.5)
% of Bets KSU
(-17.5)
26% 74% 27% 73% % of Money Best away Odds
- ISU
(-13.5)
% of Bets OKST
(+13.5)
83% 17% 91% % of Money Best away OddsBest home Odds
- FIU
(-10)
% of Bets SHSU
(+10)
57% 43% 96% % of Money Best home Odds
- UCF
(+17.5)
% of Bets BYU
(-17.5)
26% 74% 35% 65% % of Money Best away OddsBest home Odds
- GAST
(+26.5)
% of Bets ODU
(-26.5)
91% Best home Odds
- ULM
(+11.5)
% of Bets UL
(-11.5)
71% 29% 68% 32% % of Money Best away Odds
- PSU
(-11.5)
% of Bets RUT
(+11.5)
82% 18% 96% % of Money Best away OddsBest home Odds
- LSU
(+10)
% of Bets OU
(-10)
18% 82% 97% % of Money Best away Odds
- Over
(o53.5)
% of Bets Under
(u53.5)
93% 17% 83% % of Money Best overBest under
- JMU
(-22.5)
% of Bets CC
(+22.5)
65% 35% 58% 42% % of Money Best away OddsBest home Odds
- ORST
(+13.5)
% of Bets WSU
(-13.5)
52% 48% 76% 24% % of Money Best home Odds
- RICE
(+27.5)
% of Bets USF
(-27.5)
23% 77% 37% 63% % of Money Best away OddsBest home Odds
- VT
(+10.5)
% of Bets UVA
(-10.5)
73% 27% 77% 23% % of Money Best away OddsBest home Odds
- Over
(o47.5)
% of Bets Under
(u47.5)
93% 6% 94% % of Money Best overBest under
- Over
(o48.5)
% of Bets Under
(u48.5)
23% 77% 93% 7% % of Money Best overBest under
- CHA
(+30.5)
% of Bets TULN
(-30.5)
16% 84% 99% % of Money Best away Odds
- UCLA
(+20.5)
% of Bets USC
(-20.5)
28% 72% 43% 57% % of Money Best away OddsBest home Odds
- SMU
(-12.5)
% of Bets CAL
(+12.5)
55% 45% 80% 20% % of Money Best away OddsBest home Odds
- ND
(-32.5)
% of Bets STAN
(+32.5)
76% 24% 84% 16% % of Money Best away OddsBest home Odds
- WYO
(+10)
% of Bets HAW
(-10)
37% 63% 64% 36% % of Money Best away Odds
College football is the second-most popular sport to bet on in the U.S., and NCAAF consensus picks are a useful handicapping tool for college football bettors who are looking to generate income at the sportsbook.
What Are College Football Consensus Picks?
By aggregating exclusive data from some of the top online sports betting sites, our college football consensus page shows you what kind of action oddsmakers are taking on each and every game. Not only do our consensus picks display the percentage of bets being placed on each team and the over/under but also the percentage of money (or “handle”) that’s behind each side. Check this out:
Here, we see that 58% of bets are on Army, leaving 42% on Navy. However, 84% of the money is on Army. Bigger, and possibly sharper, bets are on Army. By clicking on “Total” we can then see the betting percentages for the Over and Under.
Fading The Public
One way bettors try to use this information to their advantage is by fading the public. Fading the public is a popular strategy for contrarian bettors.
Generally speaking, when it comes to college football betting, the public loves betting on popular teams — Alabama, Notre Dame, Michigan, and Texas, for example. College bettors also tend to bet on the Over, especially with the proliferation of spread offenses across the country.
The truth, though, is that fading the public doesn’t always work. The market is perpetually adjusting and becoming more efficient. Sometimes the public is right, sometimes they aren’t.
It’s best to approach each game on its own. One game’s spread may be a great opportunity to fade the public, another may not. Circumstances vary so you need to stay on top of the news, weather, and injury reports and analyze each situation with its public betting trends and line movement. If it’s a prime-time game or a game with a popular team, it’s more likely to be +EV (positive expected value) to fade the public.
