When it comes to betting on football, NCAA Football has become increasingly popular among gamblers due to several factors. First and foremost, College Football provides many more games in a week to bet on. With the NFL, there are only 32 teams but in the FBS there are 129 teams that play throughout the week.
Many years ago, College Football could only be found being played on Saturday’s but in modern day, you can find games being played on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and of course Saturday.
College Football becomes very popular among the months of November and December with the NCAA Conference Championships and Bowl Season. The Conference Championships and Bowl Season serve as the championship with the end goal being to make the NCAA College Football Playoffs.
No matter when you decide to bet on NCAA College Football, you will be able to play point spreads, over/under bets, team totals, moneyline and prop wagers. College Football affords gamblers the ability to pick what games they want to bet on, when they want to place the wagers and what their favorite style of betting will be.
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Nightmare Saturday For The ACC
Everything is going according to plan this season for the No. 1 Clemson Tigers. The Tigers are 3-0 this year after a 41-6 win over Syracuse on Saturday, extending their winning streak to 18 games. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said for the rest of the conference, which could ultimately hurt the Tigers in the […] September 15th, 2019
NCAA Football News and Notes: USC Freshman Starts Fast
With the second week of the college football season in the books, it finally feels like the season has arrived and college football is here to stay. Let’s take a look at some of the top headlines of the weekend, including some amazing quarterback performances. The Kid’s Good USC was approaching disaster after losing quarterback […] September 8th, 2019
Auburn Uses Second-Half Surge To Beat Oregon
No. 16 Auburn scored 21 unanswered points in the second half to rally past No. 11 Oregon 27-21 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Saturday night. The final touchdown of the three was a 26-yard catch by Seth Williams with nine seconds remaining in regulation. From the jump, the Ducks were the ones in […] September 1st, 2019
Utah Conquers Brigham Young In “Holy War”
In one of the biggest rivalry games of college football’s first week, it was a fairly one-sided affair Thursday night. No. 14 Utah showed why they are one of the favorites to win the Pac-12, beating Brigham Young 30-12 in Provo. The Utes dominated the game in two ways: running and turnovers. Senior running back […] August 30th, 2019
Florida Escapes With Win Over Miami
In danger of being upset in the first game of the season, No. 8 Florida was able to rally back from three separate deficits to beat Miami 24-20 in the Camping World Kickoff in Orlando Saturday. Quarterback Feleipe Franks had an up-and-down game but was a part of all three Gators touchdowns, including a TD […] August 25th, 2019
College Football News and Notes: Disappointment For Miami’s Martell
It may not seem like it, but the start of the college football season is less than a week away. With games so close, there’s no shortage of important news stories, so let’s try to catch up before the season begins. Disappointing Start for Martell It was a rough week for Miami quarterback Tate Martell, […] August 19th, 2019
Alabama Dealing With Injury Bug
Before it has even kicked off its first game, Alabama is dealing with a couple of injuries that have the potential to be major for Nick Saban’s squad in 2019. On Saturday, linebacker Joshua McMillon, a projected starter, suffered a right knee injury during a scrimmage and will need surgery. McMillion is a fifth-year senior […] August 12th, 2019
Injuries Already Making Impact Around College Football
The 2019 college football season is just under three weeks away from kicking off, but already some teams are having to deal with injuries that may keep players out for extended periods or possibly all season. Here’s a look at just a few of the injury troubles being faced across the country: Annexstad Sidelined Minnesota […] August 5th, 2019
Pac-12 Toys With Idea Of Starting Some Games In the Morning
With his league having been shut out of the College Football Playoff for the last two seasons and three of the last four, Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott admitted that the league has talked about maybe starting some games at 9 am Pacific time in order to get more exposure. The Pac-12 has been relegated to […] July 29th, 2019
