Welcome to one of the most innovative tools you will find on any sports betting platform, OddsTrader’s College Football Standings & Betting Tips. On this page, you will find every team and conference where oddsmakers are offering betting lines.
Shop around for the best college football prices on our Odds page, or stay here to find standings. This features records against the spread, over/under, and moneylines. What sets OddsTrader apart from other sites is that you can switch from full game to 1st to 4th quarters and both halves of each matchup.
Keep reading to learn more about how to use our College Football Standings tool, including tips and strategies. Subscribe to OddsTrader Turbo to get even more of an edge on your college football wagers, including accurate projections and AI picks with 70+% hit rates.
When you see a team with a strong record against the spread, it means that the market has undervalued them up to that point. We usually see this with underdogs who vastly outperform preseason expectations.
This doesn’t mean that you should instantly ride with a team that has a great ATS record, though. Oddsmakers always adjust based on new information. What may have been an underdog that continuously covered the spread earlier in the year could now be a favorite with an inflated line.
That’s why you should use your ATS standings tool as a complementary piece to our odds comparison table. Monitor the odds and compare it with the team’s ATS record. Consider what that team’s spread had been prior to this game. Is the line undervaluing them once again, or is it a fairer number? Just like with other sports, this is a key to college football betting.
Use our dropdown tool to toggle from “Spread” to “Money” to find moneyline records for each college football team. The same principle as spreads applies to moneylines as well: you want to use these records as a piece of the pie, not the sole reason to place a wager.
What’s cool about our moneyline feature is that you can see how many units are won or lost on each team. This gives you a sense of which team has either performed poorly when listed as a favorite or just underperformed overall expectations.
You also have each team’s home and away records listed, so you can get a sense of whether their moneyline results are impacted if they’re not nearly as good on the road. These are all important data points to consider within your research process for college football betting.
Switch from “Money” to “Total” to take a look at the over/under records for each college football team. This is where we can see if oddsmakers have been setting the total too high or too low for a given team.
Often, this happens when a team exceeds or fails to meet expectations on offense. However, it could also be that oddsmakers are setting the number too high on high-scoring teams and too low on strong defensive teams.
Make sure to always consult with the odds first before moving on to a team’s over/under record. Use it as a complementary tool within your entire process.
After you have decided on a point spread, moneyline, or over/under bet, you can take a look at our College Football odds grid to find the best price. Additionally, you can consult our expert college football picks for some more assistance.
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