Nebraska @ Rutgers Prop Bets - Friday Night College Football October 7

Written by:
Don Shapiro
Published on:
Oct/07/2022

Nebraska, despite its 2-3 record Straight Up, was coming in as the mostly stable -3 point road favorite at Rutgers Friday night.

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Rutgers had fallen to No. 102 on the Sagarin power ratings with a number of 63.67.  They get 1.89 tacked on for home field advantage.

Nebraska is at No. 94 with a number of 65.78.  This gives us a line of 0.22, which is basically a PICK'EM and only slightly favoring the Huskers.  It amounts to a 3-point overlay.

Nebraska is 4-0 in this series, but that dates back to 2014.  These teams haven't faced one another since 2020 and Rutgers is somewhat improved since that season.  That's evident in Nebraska having been double the favorite they are now on the road (-6.5).

Nebraska Cornhuskers vs. Rutgers Scarlett Knight Prop Bets

Rot     Casey Thompson (Nebraska) Total Passing Yards     Moneyline
801     Over  235½  Passing Yards     -115
802     Under  235½  Passing Yards     -115
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Rot     Casey Thompson (Nebraska) Total Touchdown Passes     Moneyline
805     Over  1½  TD Passes     -125
806     Under  1½  TD Passes     -105
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Rot     Casey Thompson (Nebraska) Total Interceptions     Moneyline
807     Over  ½  Interceptions     -135
808     Under  ½  Interceptions     +105
Rot     Anthony Grant (Nebraska) Total Rushing Yards     Moneyline
821     Over  100½  Rushing Yards     -115
822     Under  100½  Rushing Yards     -115
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Rot     Trey Palmer (Nebraska) Total Receiving Yards     Moneyline
851     Over  88½  Receiving Yards     -115
852     Under  88½  Receiving Yards     -115
Rot     Aron Cruickshank (Rutgers) Total Receiving Yards     Moneyline
951     Over  36½  Receiving Yards     -115
952     Under  36½  Receiving Yards     -115
Must Play for action.
Rot     First To Score     Moneyline
2001     Nebraska         -125
2002     Rutgers         -105
Rot     First Score of the Game     Moneyline
2005     Touchdown         -210
2006     Field Goal         +155
2007     Any Other         +4000
Rot     First Scoring Play of the Game     Moneyline
2009     Nebraska TD         +165
2010     Nebraska FG         +370
2011     Nebraska Any Other Score         +5000
2012     Rutgers TD         +200
2013     Rutgers FG         +400
2014     Rutgers Any Other Score         +5000
Rot     Winning Margin     Moneyline
2019     Nebraska to win by 1-6 pts         +300
2020     Nebraska to win by 7-12 pts         +500
2021     Nebraska to win by 13-18 pts         +700
2022     Nebraska to win by 19-24 pts         +1200
2023     Nebraska to win by 25-30 pts         +2000
2024     Nebraska to win by 31-36 pts         +3000
2025     Nebraska to win by 37-42 pts         +4500
2026     Nebraska to win by 43 or more pts         +5500
2027     Rutgers to win by 1-6 pts         +350
2028     Rutgers to win by 7-12 pts         +650
2029     Rutgers to win by 13-18 pts         +1000
2030     Rutgers to win by 19-24 pts         +2000
2031     Rutgers to win by 25-30 pts         +3500
2032     Rutgers to win by 31-36 pts         +5000
2033     Rutgers to win by 37-42 pts         +8000
2034     Rutgers to win by 43 or more pts         +10000
Rot     Double Result     Moneyline
2035     Nebraska/Nebraska         +125
2036     Nebraska/Tie         +3500
2037     Nebraska/Rutgers         +700
2038     Tie/Nebraska         +1600
2039     Tie/Tie         +4000
2040     Tie/Rutgers         +1800
2041     Rutgers/Nebraska         +600
2042     Rutgers/Tie         +4000
2043     Rutgers/Rutgers         +225

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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