NCAAF Lines, Odds, and Betting Trends

Bet Type Spread
Iowa State +3.5 -115 + +3.5 -110 + +3 -110 + +3.5 -110 + +3.5 -115 + +3.5 -114 +3.5 -114 +
Kansas State -3.5 -105 + -3.5 -110 + -3 -110 + -3.5 -110 + -3.5 -105 + -3.5 -107 -3.5 -107 +
Incarnate Word
Nicholls State
Fresno State +14.5 -110 +
Kansas -14.5 -110 +
UC Davis
Mercer
Tarleton State
Portland State
Stanford -2.5 -110 +
Hawai'i +2.5 -110 +
Sam Houston +7 -110 +
Western Kentucky -7 -110 +
North Carolina Central
Southern University
East Carolina +14 -110 +
North Carolina State -14 -110 +
Alcorn State
Northwestern State
Towson
Norfolk State
Central Michigan +10.5 -110 +
San Jose State -10.5 -110 +
Elon
Duke
West Georgia
Samford
Alabama State
UAB
Ohio +10.5 -110 +
Rutgers -10.5 -110 +
Stephen F. Austin
Houston
Stony Brook
San Diego State
Buffalo +18.5 -110 +
Minnesota -18.5 -110 +
Tennessee-Martin
Oklahoma State
Wyoming -9.5 -110 +
Akron +9.5 -110 +
Delaware State
Delaware
Miami (OH) +17.5 -110 +
Wisconsin -17.5 -110 +
Jacksonville State +16.5 -110 +
UCF -16.5 -110 +
Boise State -10 -110 +
South Florida +10 -110 +
Mercyhurst
Youngstown State
Lafayette
Bowling Green
Dayton
Eastern Illinois
St. Francis (PA)
Louisiana-Monroe
Lindenwood
St. Thomas
Central Arkansas
Missouri
Nebraska -6.5 -110 + -6.5 -110 + -6.5 -115 + -6.5 -120 -6.5 -120 +
Cincinnati +6.5 -110 + +6.5 -110 + +6.5 -105 + +6.5 -103 +6.5 -103 +
Wagner
Kansas
Auburn -1.5 -110 + -1.5 -110 + -2.5 -110 + -1.5 -115 + -2.5 -110 -2.5 -110 +
Baylor +1.5 -110 + +1.5 -110 + +2.5 -110 + +1.5 -105 + +2.5 -110 +2.5 -110 +
Tarleton State
Army
Kennesaw State +17.5 -110 +
Wake Forest -17.5 -110 +
Bethune-Cookman
Florida International
Appalachian State -8.5 -110 +
Charlotte +8.5 -110 +
UNLV -13.5 -110 +
Sam Houston +13.5 -110 +
Western Illinois
Illinois
Campbell
Rhode Island
Monmouth
Colgate
Georgia Tech -3.5 -110 + -3.5 -110 + -4 -115 + -3.5 -110 -3.5 -110 + -4.5 -107 -4.5 -107 +
Colorado +3.5 -110 + +3.5 -110 + +4 -105 + +3.5 -110 +3.5 -110 + +4.5 -114 +4.5 -114 +
Sacramento State
South Dakota State
Southern University
Mississippi Valley State
Western Michigan +17.5 -110 +
Michigan State -17.5 -110 +
Marshall +38.5 -110 +
Georgia -38.5 -110 +
UTSA +21 -110 +
Texas A&M -21 -110 +
Howard
Florida A&M
Central Connecticut State
UConn
VMI
Navy
Montana State
Oregon
North Alabama
Western Kentucky
UTEP +3.5 -110 +
Utah State -3.5 -110 +
Maine
Liberty
North Dakota
Kansas State
East Texas A&M
SMU
Temple +1.5 -110 +
UMass -1.5 -110 +
Richmond
Lehigh
Murray State
East Tennessee State
Bucknell
Air Force
Abilene Christian
Tulsa
North Carolina A&T
Tennessee State
Portland State
BYU
Eastern Michigan +14.5 -110 +
Texas State -14.5 -110 +
UC Davis
Utah Tech
Old Dominion +23.5 -110 +
Indiana -23.5 -110 +
Lamar
North Texas
Ball State +16.5 -110 +
Purdue -16.5 -110 +
Georgia Southern +1.5 -110 +
Fresno State -1.5 -110 +
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Eastern Washington
Incarnate Word
Hawai'i +10.5 -110 +
Arizona -10.5 -110 +
Missouri State +31.5 -110 +
USC -31.5 -110 +
New Mexico +34.5 -110 +
Michigan -34.5 -110 +
Illinois State
Oklahoma
Northwestern +7.5 -110 +
Tulane -7.5 -110 +
Rice +14.5 -110 +
Louisiana -14.5 -110 +
Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Texas Tech
Hampton
Jackson State
Robert Morris
West Virginia
LIU
Florida
Southeastern Louisiana
Louisiana Tech
Northern Arizona
Arizona State
Louisiana Christian
McNeese
Syracuse +12.5 -110 + +10.5 -110 + +12.5 -110 + +12.5 -110 + +11.5 -110 +
Tennessee -12.5 -110 + -10.5 -110 + -12.5 -110 + -12.5 -110 + -11.5 -110 +
Coastal Carolina +12.5 -110 +
Virginia -12.5 -110 +
Texas +3.5 -115 + +3 -110 + +3.5 -115 + +3.5 -128 +
Ohio State -3.5 -105 + -3 -110 + -3.5 -105 + -3.5 +104 +
New Hampshire
North Carolina Central
North Dakota State
The Citadel
William & Mary
Furman
Cumberland
Tennessee Tech
Toledo +12.5 -110 +
Kentucky -12.5 -110 +
Florida Atlantic +17.5 -110 +
Maryland -17.5 -110 +
Colorado State +18.5 -110 +
Washington -18.5 -110 +
Charleston Southern
Vanderbilt
Bryant
New Mexico State
Merrimack
Kent State
Morgan State
South Alabama
Utah -3 -110 + -3 even + -2.5 -110 -3.5 -110 +
UCLA +3 -110 + +3 -120 + +2.5 -110 +3.5 -110 +
Austin Peay
Middle Tennessee
Butler
Northern Iowa
Chattanooga
Memphis
Idaho State
Southern Utah
University at Albany
Iowa
Fordham
Boston College
Nicholls State
Troy
Holy Cross
Northern Illinois
Weber State
James Madison
Nevada +43.5 -110 +
Penn State -43.5 -110 +
Alabama A&M
Arkansas
Georgia State +35.5 -110 +
Ole Miss -35.5 -110 +
Eastern Kentucky
Louisville
Southeast Missouri State
Arkansas State
Mississippi State -15.5 -110 +
Southern Miss +15.5 -110 +
South Dakota
Iowa State
Georgetown
Davidson
Virginia-Lynchburg
Valparaiso
Alabama -11.5 -110 + -12.5 -110 + -13 -105 + -12.5 -110 + -11.5 -110 +
Florida State +11.5 -110 + +12.5 -110 + +13 -115 + +12.5 -110 + +11.5 -110 +
Gardner-Webb
Western Carolina
Presbyterian
Mercer
Stonehill
Sacred Heart
Wofford
South Carolina State
LSU +2.5 -110 + +3 -110 + +3 -110 + +2.5 -105 + +2.5 -105 + +2.5 -107 +2.5 -107 +
Clemson -2.5 -110 + -3 -110 + -3 -110 + -2.5 -115 + -2.5 -115 + -2.5 -114 -2.5 -114 +
Prairie View A&M
Texas Southern
Cal Poly
San Diego
Idaho
Washington State
California +1.5 -110 +
Oregon State -1.5 -110 +
Virginia Tech +9.5 -110 + +9.5 -110 + +9.5 -110 + +9.5 -110 +9.5 -110 + +9.5 -114 +9.5 -114 +
South Carolina -9.5 -110 + -9.5 -110 + -9.5 -110 + -9.5 -110 -9.5 -110 + -9.5 -107 -9.5 -107 +
Notre Dame -2.5 -110 + -2.5 -110 + -2.5 -105 + -2.5 -110 + -2.5 -120 -2.5 -120 +
Miami (FL) +2.5 -110 + +2.5 -110 + +2.5 -115 + +2.5 -110 + +2.5 -103 +2.5 -103 +
Iowa State o49.5 -110 + o49.5 -108 + o49.5 -110 + o49.5 -110 + o49.5 -109 o49.5 -109 +
Kansas State u49.5 -110 + u49.5 -112 + u49.5 -110 + u49.5 -110 + u49.5 -112 u49.5 -112 +
Incarnate Word
Nicholls State
Fresno State
Kansas
UC Davis
Mercer
Tarleton State
Portland State
Stanford
Hawai'i
Sam Houston
Western Kentucky
North Carolina Central
Southern University
East Carolina
North Carolina State
Alcorn State
Northwestern State
Towson
Norfolk State
Central Michigan
San Jose State
Elon
Duke
West Georgia
Samford
Alabama State
UAB
Ohio
Rutgers
Stephen F. Austin
Houston
Stony Brook
San Diego State
Buffalo
Minnesota
Tennessee-Martin
Oklahoma State
Wyoming
Akron
Delaware State
Delaware
Miami (OH)
Wisconsin
Jacksonville State
UCF
Boise State
South Florida
Mercyhurst
Youngstown State
Lafayette
Bowling Green
Dayton
Eastern Illinois
St. Francis (PA)
Louisiana-Monroe
Lindenwood
St. Thomas
Central Arkansas
Missouri
Nebraska o50.5 -110 + o50.5 -115 +
Cincinnati u50.5 -110 + u50.5 -105 +
Wagner
Kansas
Auburn o56.5 -110 + o56.5 -110 + o56.5 -110 + o56.5 -109 o56.5 -109 +
Baylor u56.5 -110 + u56.5 -110 + u56.5 -110 + u56.5 -112 u56.5 -112 +
Tarleton State
Army
Kennesaw State
Wake Forest
Bethune-Cookman
Florida International
Appalachian State
Charlotte
UNLV
Sam Houston
Western Illinois
Illinois
Campbell
Rhode Island
Monmouth
Colgate
Georgia Tech o56.5 -110 + o57.5 -110 + o56.5 -110 + o56.5 -109 o56.5 -109 +
Colorado u56.5 -110 + u57.5 -110 + u56.5 -110 + u56.5 -112 u56.5 -112 +
Sacramento State
South Dakota State
Southern University
Mississippi Valley State
Western Michigan
Michigan State
Marshall
Georgia
UTSA
Texas A&M
Howard
Florida A&M
Central Connecticut State
UConn
VMI
Navy
Montana State
Oregon
North Alabama
Western Kentucky
UTEP
Utah State
Maine
Liberty
North Dakota
Kansas State
East Texas A&M
SMU
Temple
UMass
Richmond
Lehigh
Murray State
East Tennessee State
Bucknell
Air Force
Abilene Christian
Tulsa
North Carolina A&T
Tennessee State
Portland State
BYU
Eastern Michigan
Texas State
UC Davis
Utah Tech
Old Dominion
Indiana
Lamar
North Texas
Ball State
Purdue
Georgia Southern
Fresno State
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Eastern Washington
Incarnate Word
Hawai'i
Arizona
Missouri State
USC
New Mexico
Michigan
Illinois State
Oklahoma
Northwestern
Tulane
Rice
Louisiana
Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Texas Tech
Hampton
Jackson State
Robert Morris
West Virginia
LIU
Florida
Southeastern Louisiana
Louisiana Tech
Northern Arizona
Arizona State
Louisiana Christian
McNeese
Syracuse o55.5 -110 + o55.5 -110 o55.5 -110 + o55.5 -112 +
Tennessee u55.5 -110 + u55.5 -110 u55.5 -110 + u55.5 -109 +
Coastal Carolina
Virginia
Texas o51.5 -110 + o50.5 -110 + o51.5 -110 +
Ohio State u51.5 -110 + u50.5 -110 + u51.5 -110 +
New Hampshire
North Carolina Central
North Dakota State
The Citadel
William & Mary
Furman
Cumberland
Tennessee Tech
Toledo
Kentucky
Florida Atlantic
Maryland
Colorado State
Washington
Charleston Southern
Vanderbilt
Bryant
New Mexico State
Merrimack
Kent State
Morgan State
South Alabama
Utah o49.5 -110 + o50.5 -110 o50.5 -115 +
UCLA u49.5 -110 + u50.5 -110 u50.5 -105 +
Austin Peay
Middle Tennessee
Butler
Northern Iowa
Chattanooga
Memphis
Idaho State
Southern Utah
University at Albany
Iowa
Fordham
Boston College
Nicholls State
Troy
Holy Cross
Northern Illinois
Weber State
James Madison
Nevada
Penn State
Alabama A&M
Arkansas
Georgia State
Ole Miss
Eastern Kentucky
Louisville
Southeast Missouri State
Arkansas State
Mississippi State
Southern Miss
South Dakota
Iowa State
Georgetown
Davidson
Virginia-Lynchburg
Valparaiso
Alabama o50.5 -110 + o50.5 -110 + o50.5 -110 + o51.5 -110 +
Florida State u50.5 -110 + u50.5 -110 + u50.5 -110 + u51.5 -110 +
Gardner-Webb
Western Carolina
Presbyterian
Mercer
Stonehill
Sacred Heart
Wofford
South Carolina State
LSU o56.5 -110 + o56.5 -110 + o56.5 -110 + o56.5 -115 o56.5 -115 +
Clemson u56.5 -110 + u56.5 -110 + u56.5 -110 + u56.5 -110 u56.5 -110 +
Prairie View A&M
Texas Southern
Cal Poly
San Diego
Idaho
Washington State
California
Oregon State
Virginia Tech o46.5 -110 + o45.5 -110 + o46.5 -110 o46.5 -110 + o46.5 -108 o46.5 -108 +
South Carolina u46.5 -110 + u45.5 -110 + u46.5 -110 u46.5 -110 + u46.5 -113 u46.5 -113 +
Notre Dame o53.5 -110 + o54.5 -110 + o54.5 -110 o53.5 -110 + o53.5 -108 o53.5 -108 +
Miami (FL) u53.5 -110 + u54.5 -110 + u54.5 -110 u53.5 -110 + u53.5 -113 u53.5 -113 +
Iowa State +130 + +136 + +135 + +126 + +133 +133 +
Kansas State -155 + -162 + -155 + -152 + -165 -165 +
Incarnate Word
Nicholls State
Fresno State
Kansas
UC Davis
Mercer
Tarleton State
Portland State
Stanford
Hawai'i
Sam Houston
Western Kentucky
North Carolina Central
Southern University
East Carolina
North Carolina State
Alcorn State
Northwestern State
Towson
Norfolk State
Central Michigan
San Jose State
Elon
Duke
West Georgia
Samford
Alabama State
UAB
Ohio
Rutgers
Stephen F. Austin
Houston
Stony Brook
San Diego State
Buffalo
Minnesota
Tennessee-Martin
Oklahoma State
Wyoming
Akron
Delaware State
Delaware
Miami (OH)
Wisconsin
Jacksonville State
UCF
Boise State
South Florida
Mercyhurst
Youngstown State
Lafayette
Bowling Green
Dayton
Eastern Illinois
St. Francis (PA)
Louisiana-Monroe
Lindenwood
St. Thomas
Central Arkansas
Missouri
Nebraska -250 + -235 + -286 -286 +
Cincinnati +205 + +190 + +220 +220 +
Wagner
Kansas
Auburn -125 + -122 + -125 + -134 -134 +
Baylor +105 + +102 + +104 + +110 +110 +
Tarleton State
Army
Kennesaw State
Wake Forest
Bethune-Cookman
Florida International
Appalachian State
Charlotte
UNLV
Sam Houston
Western Illinois
Illinois
Campbell
Rhode Island
Monmouth
Colgate
Georgia Tech -160 + -155 + -150 + -160 + -175 -175 +
Colorado +135 + +130 + +130 + +132 + +143 +143 +
Sacramento State
South Dakota State
Southern University
Mississippi Valley State
Western Michigan
Michigan State
Marshall
Georgia
UTSA
Texas A&M
Howard
Florida A&M
Central Connecticut State
UConn
VMI
Navy
Montana State
Oregon
North Alabama
Western Kentucky
UTEP
Utah State
Maine
Liberty
North Dakota
Kansas State
East Texas A&M
SMU
Temple
UMass
Richmond
Lehigh
Murray State
East Tennessee State
Bucknell
Air Force
Abilene Christian
Tulsa
North Carolina A&T
Tennessee State
Portland State
BYU
Eastern Michigan
Texas State
UC Davis
Utah Tech
Old Dominion
Indiana
Lamar
North Texas
Ball State
Purdue
Georgia Southern
Fresno State
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Eastern Washington
Incarnate Word
Hawai'i
Arizona
Missouri State
USC
New Mexico
Michigan
Illinois State
Oklahoma
Northwestern
Tulane
Rice
Louisiana
Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Texas Tech
Hampton
Jackson State
Robert Morris
West Virginia
LIU
Florida
Southeastern Louisiana
Louisiana Tech
Northern Arizona
Arizona State
Louisiana Christian
McNeese
Syracuse +310 + +320 +330 + +330 +
Tennessee -395 + -425 -430 + -435 +
Coastal Carolina
Virginia
Texas +120 + +120 + +112 +
Ohio State -140 + -142 + -134 +
New Hampshire
North Carolina Central
North Dakota State
The Citadel
William & Mary
Furman
Cumberland
Tennessee Tech
Toledo
Kentucky
Florida Atlantic
Maryland
Colorado State
Washington
Charleston Southern
Vanderbilt
Bryant
New Mexico State
Merrimack
Kent State
Morgan State
South Alabama
Utah -148 + -130 -160 +
UCLA +124 + +110 +132 +
Austin Peay
Middle Tennessee
Butler
Northern Iowa
Chattanooga
Memphis
Idaho State
Southern Utah
University at Albany
Iowa
Fordham
Boston College
Nicholls State
Troy
Holy Cross
Northern Illinois
Weber State
James Madison
Nevada
Penn State
Alabama A&M
Arkansas
Georgia State
Ole Miss
Eastern Kentucky
Louisville
Southeast Missouri State
Arkansas State
Mississippi State
Southern Miss
South Dakota
Iowa State
Georgetown
Davidson
Virginia-Lynchburg
Valparaiso
Alabama -425 + -455 + -425 + -450 +
Florida State +325 + +350 + +320 + +340 +
Gardner-Webb
Western Carolina
Presbyterian
Mercer
Stonehill
Sacred Heart
Wofford
South Carolina State
LSU +115 + +120 + +115 + +112 + +108 +108 +
Clemson -135 + -142 + -135 + -134 + -143 -143 +
Prairie View A&M
Texas Southern
Cal Poly
San Diego
Idaho
Washington State
California
Oregon State
Virginia Tech +270 + +300 + +300 +265 + +280 +280 +
South Carolina -340 + -380 + -400 -335 + -360 -360 +
Notre Dame -135 + -135 + -128 + -141 -141 +
Miami (FL) +115 + +114 + +106 + +110 +110 +

How to Use the Odds Comparison Tool

Compare odds across legal US sportsbooks at ScoreandOdds.com to help you profit throughout the college football season. Find out how to use the odds comparison tool, along with other college football betting tips below.

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Of course, if you are new to college football betting, or sports betting in general, you first need to understand what you are looking at in terms of NCAAF spreads, moneylines and point totals.

NCAAF Betting Glossary & Tips

Spread – The most popular way to bet on college football is by picking a team against the spread (ATS). You will either wager on the favorite or the underdog to cover the spread. The Favorite is the team giving or laying points (ex: Alabama -13.5). The underdog is the team getting points (ex: Notre Dame +13.5).

By betting on the underdog, the team does not have to win the game outright for you to win your bet. The team you bet on need to lose by less than the spread, i.e, the number of points they are getting. An outright win will cash your bet as well, but a win isn’t necessary. Example: If you bet on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish +13.5, the bet wins if the Irish lose by 13 points or less (or win outright. If the odds tool showed a sportsbook had the spread at +14, that’s where you want to place the bet. An extra half-point can be the difference between a losing wager and a push (a tie, in which a bettor neither loses nor wins money).

College Betting Tip: Key numbers are not as important in college football as they are in the NFL. College football games often have larger point spreads, and there’s more parity between teams. Still, finding the best lines by using an odds comparison tool and all the legal US sportsbooks available to you is vital if you want to profit betting against the spread.

Money Line – By betting on the moneyline, you are only wagering on what college football team will win. Large favorites require you to risk more money than you will win (ex: Oklahoma Sooners -450 requires you to risk $45 to win $10). Conversely, betting on underdogs will earn bettors more money than they risk (ex: Texas Longhorns +400, a $10 bet will earn you $40 profit).

College Betting Tip: Moneyline betting in college football is even less popular than it is in the NFL. For a lot of games with larger spreads, moneylines aren’t even available. With public bettors leaning towards favorites, there is generally more value betting on underdogs, specifically underdogs that are getting 2-6.5 points on the spread.

Total (Over/Under) – Betting on the Over/Under or point total means you’re placing bets on the total number of points scored by both teams. So if a game has a total (or Over/Under) of 65 points before kickoff, you can bet on Over or Under 65 total combined points between the two teams for the entire game. Points scored in overtime are included, which can really rack up in a college football overtime. Additionally, there are point totals for quarters and halves.

College Betting Tip: Focus on a conference or a few specific teams when handicapping college football point totals. With so many college football teams and games, oddsmakers are at a disadvantage. You don’t have to beat them on every game, you just need to pick a few spots where you think they’re wrong, which happens a lot more on a college football betting slate than say an NFL Sunday.

Vigorish (vig) or Juice – Ever wonder how sportsbooks turn a profit? It’s the vigorish or juice, i.e., the fee sportsbooks take when sports bettors place wagers. This fee is imbedded in the betting ling, giving sportsbooks a mathematical advantage. Sportsbooks typically have a vig of -110 on both sides of a bet, meaning you have to risk $110 for every $100 you want to win. Taking into account the vigorish, you need to win not half of your bets but at least 52.4% to break even. While -110 is typical, some sportsbooks are nicer than others when it comes to charging bettors juice. You will want to use SAO’s odds tool to find which sportsbooks are charging the least amount for all of your college football picks.

College Betting Tip: College football is a softer betting market than the NFL, making it easier to win over 52.4% of your bets.

Other College Football Betting Terms

Parlay – A parlay involves two or more picks, all of which have to win outright to payout. You have a five-team parlay, and all but one game wins? You hit 80% of your bets, but your parlay still loses just the same as if you went 0-for-5. Two-team parlays traditionally pay 2.6-to-1, three-team parlays pay 6-to-1, four-team parlays pay 10-to-1, etc. Though we refer to these as “two-team parlays,” parlays can consist of picks on the point totals and sometimes even props. Use our parlay calculator for your convenience.

College Betting Tip: Parlays attract bettors, especially beginning bettors, with large payouts. But don’t be fooled. Unless you’re confident you have a large edge in two or more games, betting parlays will eat away your sports betting bankroll.

Teasers – Like a parlay, teasers require more than one pick, and all picks in your teaser must hit. Teasers are a way college football bettors can move multiple point spreads (or totals) to their favor. Since the points are adjusted for the bettor, teasers do not have the large payouts that parlays do.

College Betting Tip: College football games tend to have larger point totals and spreads than NFL games. You can find point totals anywhere from 60-80 points, especially in a pass-happy conference like the Big 12. College football scores are much more volatile than NFL scores, making college football teasers less advantageous.

Live Betting – Live betting occurs after a game starts. Did you sleep in and miss the kickoff of an early 11 am college football game? Don’t tilt! Most US sportsbooks will have live lines available for you to bet on while the game is still in progress.

College Betting Tip: Your team takes an early lead, but an injury or specific scheme leaves you concerned about your bet? Use live lines to hedge your original pre-game bet, minimizing your potential losses. In some cases, you can use live lines to find “middling” opportunities. A “middle” is when you use two different spreads to bet on and against the same team. You can win both bets if the scoring margin falls in between the two spreads. Bettors can also use live lines to middle the Over/Under.