NCAAF - Point Spread - Fri, Sep 13 @ 08:00 PM
Arizona vs Kansas State
Kansas State -7 (-110) (DraftKings)
Since 2020, ranked college football home teams are 92-65-5 ATS (58.6%) versus ranked opponents, including 51-33-3 ATS (60.7%) since 2022, covering the spread by an average of +3.0 points per game. Since 1998, Top 25 college football home favorites are 115-85-8 ATS (57.5%) versus ranked opponents...
Since 2020, ranked college football home teams are 92-65-5 ATS (58.6%) versus ranked opponents, including 51-33-3 ATS (60.7%) since 2022, covering the spread by an average of +3.0 points per game. Since 1998, Top 25 college football home favorites are 115-85-8 ATS (57.5%) versus ranked opponents entering off a win, provided the opponent has more wins on the season. This situation is 42-20-4 ATS (67.7%) since 2018, winning by an average of +11.9 points per game and covering by an average of +4.3 points per game. Since 1990, ranked college football home favorites of less than three points in games with totals of greater than 45 points are 183-126-9 ATS (59.2%) versus ranked opponents, including 57-37-4 ATS (60.6%) since 2018, covering the spread by an average of +3.0 points per game. Since 1998, ranked home favorites priced between -3 and -30 are 241-179-12 ATS (57.4%) versus ranked opponents in regular season affairs, including 88-55-7 ATS (61.5%) since 2017, covering the spread by an average of +3.2 points per game. Since 1989, better ranked home favorites of less than ten points are 117-74-9 ATS (61.3%), including 41-22-6 ATS (65.1%) since 2016. Finally, the Wildcats are 12-3-2 ATS (80%) since November 30, 2019, when they are not more than six-point underdogs following a game in which they allowed 25 or more points, winning by an average of +11.2 points per game and covering by an average of +7.0 points per game. Take Kansas State as Jeff Keim’s Free Pick Winner for Friday, September 13.NCAAF - Point Spread - Sat, Sep 14 @ 12:45 PM
Boston College vs Missouri
Missouri -16.5 (-105) (BetOnline)
Since 1989, college football teams coming off a win by 35 or more points are 773-624-34 ATS (55.3%) versus opponents that are not entering off a road win. Since 2004, .750 or greater college football home teams coming off a win by 35 or more points are 611-507-25 ATS (55%), including 107-83-6 AT...
Since 1989, college football teams coming off a win by 35 or more points are 773-624-34 ATS (55.3%) versus opponents that are not entering off a road win. Since 2004, .750 or greater college football home teams coming off a win by 35 or more points are 611-507-25 ATS (55%), including 107-83-6 ATS (56.3%) with win percentages of .751 or greater. These home squads have covered the spread by an average margin of +2.1 points per game since 2019. Since 2020, ranked college football home teams are 92-65-5 ATS (58.6%) versus ranked opponents, including 51-33-3 ATS (60.7%) since 2022, covering the spread by an average of +3.0 points per game. Since 1999, ranked double-digit favorites are 141-109-2 ATS (56.4%) versus ranked opponents, including 57-35-1 ATS (62%) since 2018, covering by an average of +5.2 points per game. Since 1990, ranked college football home favorites of less than three points in games with totals of greater than 45 points are 183-126-9 ATS (59.2%) versus ranked opponents, including 57-37-4 ATS (60.6%) since 2018, covering the spread by an average of +3.0 points per game. Finally, since 2015, double-digit non-conference home favorites of less than 18 points are 252-211-12 ATS (55%). Lay the points with Missouri as Jeff Keim’s Free Pick Winner for Saturday, September 14.Get Free Picks, Big Game alerts, and Winning Info from our champion handicappers.
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