Totals for College Football

[WCBias]

Does anyone keep track of O/U %s for College Football or know of a website that might have this info. It seems to me the majority of college games go under the total.

 

[NASDAQ]

Not really a big difference.

43.5% OVER
56.5% UNDER

That is based on my numbers...the thing is, some lines move up to 4-5 points from start to finish, so I say it's closer to 46%-54%

 

[WCBias]

Thanks, NAS...I really didn't feel like fumbling through Goldsheet for that one.

 

[silver7]

I`ve always been an "under" bettor, maybe just my natural pessimistic nature. But going back 25 yrs when only 1 in 2 casinos in LV had SB`s this tendency was a consistent money maker. The public`s natural inclination is to bet "over" and the books hung their # accordingly. Not so much now but still true to some extent. LOL this week. Looking @ Nv, Stan, & SDST, out there any thoughts?

 

[Mosi]

WC Bias -

I only track the college totals posted on wagerline (consensus site) for my own ease. They usually post totals on about 20 games, usually the "biggest or best match-up" games of the week. Thus far, the totals are 34 over and 50 under for a percentage of 40.5%.

Perhaps this shows that they are hanging a bit higher of a number on the games of national interest. Just food for thought.

 

[WCBias]

Thanks Mosi...I'm going to watch that this week.

Silver. I like the Stanford play right now but haven't really capped it. Washington is way overrated. I just don't know how much improvement there has been at Stanford.

SDSU will still be with their second string quarterback and will be lucky to put up two TD's. So this bet is really how much faith you have in UCLA's offense, which has been nonexistant.

Nevada should roll, but line may be inflated due to SMU's showing last week, and Nevada is no Oklahoma State

Good luck.