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Week 1 College Football Betting Action By The Numbers

Written by:

Don Shapiro

Published on:

Sep/04/2021

Week 1 College Football Betting Action By The Numbers

When it comes to sides, the Sooners seemed to be getting much of the love, but at a very steep price (-32). Around 93% of the money was coming in on Oklahoma.

Oklahoma at Tulane (+32, 67)

93.4% of money on Sooners

63.4% of money on UNDER

Penn State at Wisconsin (-5.5, 49)

54.8% of money on Badgers

74.2% of money on UNDER

Western Michigan at Michigan (-16.5, 66)

50.6% of money on Wolverines

80.2% of money on UNDER

Alabama vs Miami (+19.5, 61)

63.9% of money on Crimson Tide

75.3% of money on UNDER

West Virginia at Maryland (+2.5, 57)

54.8% of money on Terrapins

89.3% of money on OVER

ULL at Texas (-8, 58.5)

50.7% of money on Ragin' Cajuns

51.9% of money on UNDER

Texas Tech vs Houston (-1.5, 64)

57.7% of money on Cougars

77.2% of money on UNDER

Georgia vs Clemson (-3, 51.5)

61.2% of money on Bulldogs

74.3% of money on UNDER

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