College Football Betting Analysis - September 20, 2025
Gambling911.com looks at potential value in college football betting lines and totals based on a number of factors for games played Saturday September 20, 2025.
Saturday September 20
SMU vs. TCU -
This one has moved between TCU -6.5 and -7. We see an underlay as our line is closer to -4.5.
Action was slightly going TCU's way on the spread just under 60%.
From The Action Network:
The Horned Frogs have come out blazing behind gunslinger Josh Hoover at quarterback. Hoover has been uber efficient, completing 73% of his passes.
However, much of his and the offense's success in general can be attributed to the excellent play of the offensive line. TCU has yet to allow a sack and is averaging 7.4 yards per rush.
The big boys up front should again give Hoover plenty of clean pockets to dissect a SMU secondary that has had its fair share of struggles thus far. The Mustangs rank 92nd nationally in opponent completion percentage and 97th in yards per pass allowed.
Florida vs. Miami
The line is Hurricanes -7.5 and has pretty much sat on this number throughout the week.
We actually have Miami at -10, indicating an underlay of nearly 3 points.
Underlays with the number at 7/7.5 has slightly gone towards the favorite.
Last year, Miami won 41-17 against Florida.
The number had been as high as Miami -9.5 and dropped down to -7.5, indicative of a strong opinion the books have that the Gators will at least cover here.
Illinois vs. Indiana
This one moved from Indiana -5 to -7.
We get a line of Hoosiers -8, suggesting a one-point underlay.
From Winners and Whiners:
- The Hoosiers have had Illinois’ number in recent years, winning four of the past five meetings. They have the advantage of playing at home in this one and have the ground game to control the tempo of the game. Indiana ranks 7th in the country in rushing thus far and, as a result, ranks fifth in the nation in time of possession. That will prove critical in a game featuring two teams ranked in the top ten in turnover margin. Illinois has yet to turn the ball over this season, and the Hoosiers rank 7th. The Hoosiers are also ranked 7th in red zone defense. In a game featuring two teams capable of putting up big offensive numbers, Indiana’s ability to limit red zone drives to field goals could be all the difference they need in this game. I’ll ride the recent trend and take the Hoosiers to keep on rolling in their Big Ten opener against the Fighting Illini.
Maryland vs. Wisconsin
This line shot up -7.5 to -10 favoring the Badgers with action now balanced.
Our line comes in at Badgers -12.
Top cappers were all over Wisconsin -10 and so are we.
Auburn vs. Oklahoma
Lopsided action here on the Sooners with a line that has moved from -6 to -7.
We get a number that is on the money (-7) and favorites in the 6.5/7 range tend to have a very slight edge.
The Action Network offered this:
Despite toppling Baylor, Auburn had a number of red flags pop up. The Bears beat the Tigers in overall yards per play while exposing a secondary that has issues in coverage and tackling fundamentals.
Auburn ranks 105th in tackle grading, per PFF. That could be troublesome against the top four targets in Oklahoma's passing attack, as Deion Burks, Keontez Lewis, Isaiah Sategna and Jaren Kanak have forced 17 missed tackles after the catch.
Auburn will look to continue to play Cover 3 and quarters against Oklahoma, but a coverage grade of 122nd could spell trouble against the Sooners.
Furthermore, Mateer has engineered one of the most dangerous offenses in the nation when behind the chains.
Oklahoma sits 11th in Passing Downs Success Rate and 22nd in explosives, compared to an Auburn defense that sits outside the top 100 in explosive allowed in later downs.
Consensus cappers, however, were all over Auburn.
Friday September 19
Iowa vs. Rutgers
We get Rutgers -3 while the actual line is coming in at Iowa -2.
With the wrong team favored and overlays in the 2.5/3 range going 81% towards the dog in our model sampling over the last two years, we'll be all over Rutgers here.
Rutgers has yet to beat Iowa as a member of the Big Ten (0-4, 1-3 ATS). As such, this has some top handicapping sites were follow betting against the Scarlett Knights. This is more the result of Rutgers missing a starting left tackle, along with his two backups.
Rutgers is 69th in defensive third down percentage, allowing opponents to convert 35.7% of the time. Iowa ranks 17th on offense, converting on 54.3% of third downs.
Iowa ranks 83rd in the FBS with a -1 turnover margin, compared to Rutgers' 26th-ranked +3 margin.
Both teams avoid getting penalized. Rutgers ranks 13th in the FBS averaging 31.3 penalty yards per game, and Iowa ranks 2nd with a 21-yard average.
Both teams rank high in time of possession. Rutgers is 5th in the FBS with an average time of possession of 35:39, while Iowa's 25th-ranked average is 33:16.
Action was mostly balanced.
Tulsa vs. Oklahoma State
The line on this game had plunged from -13 to -9.5 favoring the Cowboys.
Tulsa is 123rd in third down defense, allowing opponents to convert 48.9% of the time. Oklahoma State ranks 73rd on offense, converting on 41.2% of third downs.
Oklahoma State leads the FBS in red zone offense, scoring on 100% of trips.
Action was mostly balanced.
Saturday September 13
Clemson vs. Georgia Tech -
We get a number of PICK'EM with an overlay of 2.5 seen here. The actual line was coming in at Clemson -3.
That's down from -5 in recent days.
In our model, overlays in the 3/3.5 range have gone 84% in our two-year samplings.
We are backing Georgia Tech in this one.
From Winners and Whiners:
"Clemson may own a nine-game win streak in this series, but Georgia Tech is catching them at a vulnerable moment. The Tigers have yet to cover a spread this season (0–2 ATS) and looked shaky in both outings, especially early against Troy. Cade Klubnik has flashed efficiency but not explosiveness, and Clemson’s run game ranks 128th nationally at just 75.5 yards per game. Meanwhile, Georgia Tech enters 2–0 ATS and boasts one of the most dynamic offenses in the ACC, averaging 571.5 total yards and 43.0 points per game. Whether it’s Haynes King or Aaron Philo under center, the Jackets have shown they can stretch the field and score quickly."
This was the third most wagered on college football game coming into Saturday's Week 3 slate.
Georgia vs. Tennessee -
This one has now come down to UGA -3.5 after opening at +6 earlier in the week.
We actually have Tennessee -2 in this one.
Georgia was still seeing around 64% of the spread bets, which makes one wonder why the line is dropping so much.
Ole Miss vs. Arkansas
This one dropped from Mississippi -9.5 all the way down to -6.5 overnight Friday, where the action was balanced out.
Florida vs. LSU
The Gators, after losing a bad one last week, come in here as a +7.5 road dog.
This number is right on the money, according to Gambling911.com's observation.
Our model sampling over the last two years with an accurate line with the number 7/7.5 has gone 7-3 for the dog.
From the Action Network:
The Tigers still have a way to go in that department after averaging under four yards per carry against Louisiana Tech last week. And that picture gets much murkier if Moore can't go.
Lastly, the LSU hype train started after a huge road upset at Clemson, but it's possible that result spoke more about Dabo Swinney's squad than it did about the Bayou Bengals after what we saw last week.
I like that the Gators get to hit the road after an embarrassing loss and expect them to keep this competitive throughout.
There is a good capper consensus on this one as well backing the Gators.
With 70% of the money on LSU and the line dropping, do take Florida here.
Texas A&M vs. Notre Dame -
The line here is Notre Dame -6.5/-7 but that is an underlay. We get a number of -9.
Our model sampling is low but has been 10-2 for the favorite.
Saturday September 6
Virginia vs. NC State (12 pm ET)
Our own number for this game comes in at Wolfpack -5 whereas the actual number has moved off the -3 to the -2.5, indicating a nice sized underlay.
Action was even.
The Action Network does warn about backing NC State here, however, as the team with the edge according to our model.
The combination of public bias, inflated spreads and proven inability to cover creates consistent value in fading the home favorite in this situation.
Nevertheless, our model likes NC State here at -2.5
Iowa vs. Iowa State (12 pm ET)
Our line is on the money with Iowa State moving off the -3 to -3.5. While there is not enough of a variance, the slightest of overlays has been detected and this has provide the underdog (Iowa) with an edge. But the overlay is too miniscule to factor in this day.
Baylor vs. SMU (12 pm ET)
Over the past week, the line has moved from SMU -2.5 to -3.
We get a number of SMU -11, which suggests a significant underlay.
From Winners and Whiners:
SMU wasn’t overly impressive in its opener against East Texas A&M, but the Mustangs didn’t need to be. Despite three turnovers, they still won by 29 points. It also felt like SMU kept things vanilla with Baylor looming on the schedule.
Baylor flashed plenty of offensive firepower against SEC foe Auburn, but the Bears now face a quick turnaround. With fresher legs and a more polished attack, SMU looks positioned to cover the short number at home.
Illinois vs. Duke (12 pm ET)
Illinois has been the -2.5 road favorite throughout much of the week.
There is a bit of an overlay here as we have the Fighting Illini just a smidgen of a favorite (0.24 to be exact).
All the top cappers we follow are backing Illinois to cover.
We will still be taking Duke here.
Ole Miss vs. Kentucky (3:30 pm ET)
No edge here.
Michigan vs. Oklahoma (7:30 pm)
Our model does not have enough data to review games featuring a steady -5 line, which is the case here with the Sooners favored by that number.
Oklahoma is 6th in defensive third down percentage, allowing opponents to convert on 9.1% of third downs.
Oklahoma ranks 115th in the FBS with a -2 turnover margin, compared to Michigan's 11th-ranked +2 margin.
Michigan ranks 103rd in the FBS averaging 65.0 penalty yards per game, compared to Oklahoma's 34th-ranked 35.0 per-game average.
Both teams have strong red zone offenses, each scoring on 100.0% of trips to lead the FBS.
Michigan is 101st in the FBS with an average time of possession of 26:58, compared to Oklahoma's 43rd-ranked average of 32:56.
Monday September 1
TCU is coming in as a -3.5 favorite. We have the wrong team favored here as our own number comes in at North Carolina -2.5.
Our own model does not provide an edge in these situations where the wrong team is favored. However, there is a significant overlay detected. That scenario strongly favors the underdog (UNC).
Josh Hoover reprises his role at quarterback for the Horned Frogs, a year after leading college football’s eighth-ranked passing offense
Hoover racked up 3,949 passing yards (303.8 per game) with a 66.5% completion percentage last year for TCU, while throwing for 27 touchdowns with 11 interceptions.
North Carolina's Jacolby Criswell threw for 2,459 yards while completing 58.1% of his passes last year, with 15 touchdowns and six interceptions (189.2 yards per game).
UNC's power rating may need to be tweaked.
From College Football HQ:
Plenty of college football programs undergo roster changes every year, especially in the transfer portal era, but what UNC has gone through is another animal, with 70 newcomers to the program by transfer or from high school.
Even with continuity, the Tar Heels’ defense left something to be desired last season, ranking 89th in scoring, 80th against the pass, and 72nd in total production.
Saturday August 30
LSU vs. Clemson
We get a number of Clemson 2.19 but there is an overlay detected as the actual line comes in at -4.5 (previously -3). Action was about 60% on Clemson.
Overlays when the number has stayed just above the 3 have gone 84% in favor of the underdog in our two-year model sampling.
Winners and Whiners, as well as a few other top handicapping sites we follow, were very much on Clemson here. Cappers we follow who just give their picks without analyses were overwhelmingly backing Clemson as well.
The Clemson Tigers and LSU Tigers are two of the elite programs in the country. Both teams will still be favored to make the College Football Playoffs regardless of the outcome on Saturday night. The odds shift to Clemson in this one for a few reasons. Clemson is an amazing 61-2 in Death Valley over the past ten seasons. They also have the edge in returning players this season, with 16 starters returning from last year's team. Clemson quarterback Klubnik will be starting under center for the third season and is an effective two-way quarterback, capable of beating teams with his legs as well as his arms. The Clemson front four could have a field day in this one against an LSU line that is replacing some key pieces from last year. LSU quarterback Nussmeier can sling it, but he is also prone to mistakes. In this environment, with a rowdy, hostile crowd, one or two mistakes could cost his team. I'm banking on that to decide this game.
Because our model goes against these capper picks, we will be sitting this one out following a nice win with Ohio State earlier.
Texas vs. Ohio State
All eyes on Texas vs. Ohio State, one of the hottest games of the new season that just happens to be taking place at the start of the first big Saturday of 2025.
The Longhorns continued to see lopsided action that drove the number from Buckeyes -3 to a Pick'em before shifting back to Ohio State -1.5 by Saturday morning. Things that make you go hmmmmmmm.
71% of the money was still on Texas here.
Gambling911.com was all over Ohio State as a PICK'EM, having announced its decision to back the Buckeyes on Friday.
We actually get a line of Ohio State -5.5 for this one, indicating quite an underlay. Favorites in our sampling where there's an underlay and the line has stayed between the 3 and 1 have performed especially well over the last two years.
Friday August 29
Auburn vs. Baylor
Auburn has moved from a -2.5 favorite down to -1. Action is balanced here.
We've identified an underlay on this game as the Tigers should be at -4.
Favorites in where the line has moved from 3 down where there is an underlay have performed especially well over the last two years.
From The Action Network:
The experience of Auburn's offensive line could be the key difference in keeping Arnold upright. The Tigers have more than 140 combined offensive line starts, good enough to rank seventh among all FBS teams.
Auburn's addition of Durrell Robinson from UConn as the primary running back will help with the loss of Jarquez Hunter.
Arnold should also thrive after posting a 27% pressure-to-sack ratio at Oklahoma last year. Jackson and the revamped Auburn receiving corps will be the difference in this contest.
Thursday August 28
Nebraska Cornhuskers vs. Cincinnati Bearcats
We've seen the line here drop from Nebraska -7 to -6 with as much as 74% of the action on the Huskers. That line movement goes against the public backing, which makes our mouths water over Cincinnati.
We have an underlay here with our number coming in at 7.78. This bodes well for the favorite with our model.
Winners and Whiners pick:
The script is perfect; the Patrick Mahomes look-alike gets to play his opening game in Arrowhead Stadium on ESPN. All jokes aside, Raiola is the better quarterback, and Nebraska has the stronger roster and will grab a win here. Raiola was once the top-rated quarterback in the nation as a high school senior. He took some lumps his freshman year, but now has experience to match his talent as he will have these Cornhuskers ready to compete in the Big Ten. Cincinnati lost too much, they sent their running back to the NFL, and hope a batch of transfer receivers can mesh with Sorsby in the passing game. They won't be ready for the opener, as Nebraska is too strong and gets the cover here.
They are taking Nebraska to win and cover.
Top capping sites we follow are mixed, with some liking Nebraska on the spread, others Cincinnati.
Gambling911.com Free Picks Record (54-49-2)
September 20 - Maryland Terrapins +10 Wisconsin Badgers - Wisconsin -10 ()
September 20 - Florida Gators +7.5 Miami - Florida +7.5 ()
September 20 - SMU Mustangs vs. TCU Horned Frogs - TCU -7 ()
September 19 - Iowa Hawkeyes vs. Rutgers Scarlett Knights - Rutgers +2.5 (LOSS)
September 18 - Miami Dolphins vs. Buffalo Bills - Bills -11.5 (LOSS)
September 17 - NO PICKS
September 16 - Cleveland Guardians vs. Detroit Tigers - Guardians +122 (WIN)
September 15 - Chicago Cubs vs. Pittsburgh Pirates - Under 8 (WIN)
September 15 - Atlanta Falcons vs. Minnesota Vikings - Falcons +3.5 (LOSS)
September 15 - Buffalo Bills vs. New York Jets - Jets +6.5 (LOSS)
September 14 - Seattle Seahawks vs. Pittsburgh Steelers - Steelers -3 ()
September 13 - Texas A&M Aggies vs. Notre Dame Fighting Irish - Notre Dame -6.5 (LOSS)
September 13 - Florida Gators vs. LSU Tigers - Florida +7.5 (LOSS)
September 13 - Clemson Tigers vs. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets - Georgia Tech +3 (WIN)
September 12 - Kansas City Royals vs. Philadelphia Phillies - Over 9 (WIN)
September 11 - Washington Commanders vs. Green Bay Packers - Commanders +3.5 (LOSS)
September 10 - No Picks Today
September 9 - Chicago Cubs vs. Atlanta Braves - Under 8.5 (WIN)
September 8 - Boston Red Sox vs. Athletics - Red Sox -160 (WIN)
September 8 - Milwaukee Brewers vs. Texas Rangers - Brewers (LOSS)
September 7 - Pittsburgh Steelers vs. New York Jets - Steelers -2.5 (LOSS)
September 6 - Illinois vs. Duke - Duke -2.5 (LOSS)
September 6 - Baylor Bears vs. SMU Mustangs - SMU -2.5 (LOSS)
September 6 - Virginia Cavaliers vs. NC State - NC State -2.5 (WIN)
September 5 - Kansas City Chiefs vs. LA Chargers - Chiefs -3 (LOSS)
September 4 - Cleveland Guardians vs. Tampa Bay Rays - Rays -160 (WIN)
September 3 - Atlanta Braves vs. Chicago Cubs - Under 8.5 (WIN)
September 2 - Athletics vs. St. Louis Cardinals - Athletics -107 (LOSS)
September 2 - LA Dodgers vs. Pittsburgh Pirates -165 - Dodgers -165 (LOSS)
September 1 - Philadelphia Phillies vs. Milwaukee Brewers - Under 9 (LOSS)
August 31 - Atlanta Braves vs. Philadelphia Phillies - Phillies -161 (LOSS)
August 30 - Texas Longhorns vs. Ohio State Buckeyes - Buckeyes PICK'EM (WIN)
August 29 - Auburn Tigers vs. Baylor Bayors - Auburn Tigers -2.5 (WIN)
August 29 - Miami Marlins vs. New York Mets - Under 7.5 (LOSS)
August 28 - No Picks
August 27 - Boston Red Sox vs. Baltimore Orioles - Under 9 (WIN)
August 26 - No Picks
August 25 - Tampa Bay Rays vs. Cleveland Guardians - Under 7.5 (WIN)
August 24 - No Picks
August 23 - Iowa State vs. Kansas State - Kansas State -3 (LOSS)
August 21 - Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees - Yankees -142 (LOSS)
August 20 - Seattle Mariners vs. Philadelphia Phillies - Over 8.5 (WIN)
August 19 - Toronto Blue Jays vs. Pittsburgh Pirates - Under 7.5 (LOSS)
August 17 - No Picks
August 16 - Texas Rangers vs. Toronto Blue Jays - Blue Jays -165 (WIN)
August 16 - Miami Marlins vs. Boston Red Sox - Under 9.5 (LOSS)
August 15 - - No Picks
August 14 - Chicago Cubs vs. Toronto Blue Jays - Blue Jays -103 (WIN)
August 13 - No Picks
August 12 - No Picks
August 11 - San Diego Padres vs. San Francisco Giants - Under 7 (WIN)
August 10 - Cleveland Guardians vs. Chicago White Sox - Guardians -122 (LOSS)
August 10 - New York Mets vs. Milwaukee Brewers - Under 8 (LOSS)
August 9 - Kansas City Royals vs. Minnesota Twins - Under 8.5 (WIN)
August 8 - Phillies vs. Rangers - Under 7 (LOSS)
August 8 - Cincinnati Reds vs. Pittsburgh Pirates - Reds -118 (LOSS)
August 7 - No Picks
August 6 - No Picks
August 5 - St. Louis Cardinals vs. LA Dodgers - Over 9 (WIN)
August 5 - Athletics vs. Washington Nationals - Athletics +112 (WIN)
August 5 - Athletics vs. Washington Nationals - Over 8.5 (WIN)
August 4 - San Diego Padres vs. Arizona Diamondbacks -125 (LOSS)
August 3 - New York Yankees vs. Miami Marlins - Marlins +103 (WIN)
August 2 - LA Dodgers vs. Tampa Bay Rays - Rays +104 (WIN)
August 1 - Houston Astros vs. Boston Red Sox - Over 8 (LOSS)
July 30 - Toronto Blue Jays vs. Baltimore Orioles - Over 9.5 (WIN)
July 30 - Toronto Blue Jays vs. Baltimore Orioles - Blue Jays +103 (WIN)
July 29 - No Picks
July 28 - Chicago Cubs vs. Milwaukee Brewers Under 8 (LOSS)
July 28 - Toronto Blue Jays vs. Baltimore Orioles Over 9.5 (WIN)
July 27 - No Picks Today
July 26 - No Picks Today
July 25 - LA Dodgers vs. Boston Red Sox - Red Sox -102 (LOSS)
July 24 - Toronto Blue Jays vs. Detroit Tigers - Tigers -130 (LOSS)
July 23 - Boston Red Sox vs. Philadelphia Phillies - Red Sox +146 (WIN)
July 22 - No Picks Today
July 21 - San Francisco Giants vs. Atlanta Braves - Giants +118 (LOSS)
July 20 - Detroit Tigers vs. Texas Rangers - Under 7 (WIN)
July 19 - New York Yankees vs. Atlanta Braves - Braves +112 (LOSS)
July 18 - No Picks Today
July 13 - Tampa Bay Rays vs. Boston Red Sox - Red Sox -115 (WIN)
July 12 - No Picks Today
July 11 - Texas Rangers vs. Houston Astros - Rangers +108 (WIN)
July 10 - No Picks Today
July 9 - Miami Marlins vs. Cincinnati Reds - Reds -136 (WIN)
July 8 - No Picks Today
July 7 - Cleveland Guardians vs. Houston Astros - Guardians +118 (WIN)
July 6 - St. Louis Cardinals vs. Chicago Cubs - Under 7.5 (LOSS)
July 5 - Athletics vs. San Francisco Giants - Under 9 (PUSH)
July 4 - St. Louis Cardinals vs. Chicago Cubs - Under 9.5 (LOSS)
July 3 - No Picks Today
July 2 - No Picks Today
July 1 - Baltimore Orioles vs. Texas Rangers - Under 7.5(LOSS)
June 29 - Philadelphia Phillies vs. Atlanta Braves - Braves -157 (LOSS)
June 28 - Miami Marlins vs. Arizona Diamondbacks - Marlins +136 (WIN)
June 27 - Athletics vs. New York Yankees - Under 8.5 (WIN)
June 26 - Toronto Blue Jays vs. Cleveland Guardians - Guardians -130 (LOSS)
June 26 - Seattle Mariners vs. Minnesota Twins - Under 8.5 (LOSS)
June 24 - Tampa Bay Rays vs. Kansas City Royals - Under 8.5 (WIN)
June 22 - Cleveland Guardians vs. Athletics - Athletics +105 (LOSS)
June 22 - Indiana Pacers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder - Under 215 (WIN)
June 21 - Chicago White Sox vs. Toronto Blue Jays Under 8.5 (WIN)
June 19 - Philadelphia Phillies vs. Miami Marlins - Under 8 (WIN)
June 18 - Philadelphia Phillies vs. Miami Marlins - Miami Marlins +146 (LOSS)
June 17 - No Picks Today
June 16 - Indiana Pacers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder - Oklahoma City Thunder -9.5(WIN)
June 15 - Toronto Blue Jays vs. Philadelphia Phillies - Toronto Blue Jays +143 (LOSS)
June 15 - Miami Marlins vs. Washington Nationals - Under 7.5 (WIN)
June 14 - Toronto Blue Jays vs. Philadelphia Phillies - Toronto Blue Jays +140 (LOSS)
June 13 - Colorado Rockies vs. Atlanta Braves - Under 8.5 (LOSS)
June 12 - No Picks Today
June 11 - No Picks Today
June 10 - Miami Marlins vs. Pittsburgh Pirates - Under 8 (WIN)
June 8 - LA Dodgers vs. St. Louis Cardinals - St. Louis Cardinals +108 (LOSS)
June 7 - Philadelphia Phillies vs. Pittsburgh Pirates - Pittsburgh Pirates +124 (WIN)
June 6 - Kansas City Royals vs. Chicago White Sox - Chicago White Sox +160 (WIN)
June 4 - Baltimore Orioles vs. Seattle Mariners - Baltimore Orioles Even (WIN)
June 2 - Colorado Rockies vs. Miami Marlins - Under 8 (LOSS)
June 1 - Tampa Bay Rays vs. Houston Astros - Tampa Bay Rays +144 (LOSS)
May 30 - Colorado Rockies vs. New York Mets - Under 8 (WIN)
May 29 - Tampa Bay Rays vs. Houston Astros - Under 8 (LOSS)
May 26 - Colorado Rockies vs. Chicago Cubs - Under 8 (WIN)
May 25 - Miami Marlins vs. LA Angels - Miami Marlins +117 (WIN)
May 24 - Milwaukee Brewers vs. Pittsburgh Pirates - Under 9 (WIN)
May 16 - Boston Celtics vs. New York Knicks - Boston Celtics +2.5 (LOSS)
May 13 - Denver Nuggets vs. Oklahoma City Thunder - Oklahoma City Thunder -10 (LOSS)
May 8 - LA Dodgers vs. Arizona Diamondbacks Under 9 (WIN)
May 7 - New York Knicks vs. Boston Celtics - New York Knicks +10.5 (WIN)
May 1 - Denver Nuggets vs. LA Clippers - LA Clippers -6 (PUSH)
April 29 - Milwaukee Bucks vs. Indiana Pacers - Milwaukee Bucks +8 (WIN)
April 25 - LA Lakers vs. Minnesota Timberwolves - Minnesota Timberwolves -3.5 (WIN)
April 19 - Minnesota Timberwolves vs. LA Lakers - Minnesota Timberwolves +4.5 (WIN)
April 6 - New York Yankees vs. Pittsburgh Pirates - Pittsburgh Pirates +138 (WIN)
April 5 - Houston Cougars vs. Duke Blue Devils - Houston Cougars +5 (WIN)
