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Written by admin on July 19, 2017

The 2017 College Football is really close by. And we have been checking many of the top teams. But there are a few that do stand out for this season. Such is the case of the Georgia Bulldogs. They are one of the favorites to win the SEC Conference and a slight favorite to win the 2018 National Championship. It’s Read More

Written by admin on July 19, 2017

Ohio State and Indiana take the somewhat unusual step of opening conference play in the very first game of the season, as the Buckeyes travel to Bloomington to take on the Hoosiers on Thursday, August 31. The Buckeyes head into College Football Week 1 as the betting favorites against the Terrapins. Right now, the Buckeyes sit as 18 ½-point favorites Read More

Written by admin on July 17, 2017

That first weekend in September is fast approaching, which means that it’s time to start plotting your college football week 1 betting strategy.  Thanks to the fact that the power conferences have some terrific intersectional matchups, we open the season with some real nailbiters instead of what happened in prior years, when the big schools would line up cupcakes for Read More

Written by admin on July 14, 2017

It might seem like we’re still months away from football, but the truth is that Labor Day is six weeks away — which means that the opening weekend of college football season will be on us before we know it. And with that in mind, we’ve got the latest 2017 College Football betting odds for the season win totals. The Read More

Written by admin on July 4, 2017

Ohio State and Indiana open up the conference portion of their schedule in the 2017 campaign much earlier than usual, as they square off on Thursday, August 31, on ESPN’s national broadcast, as the Buckeyes are College Football Week 1 betting favorites against the Hoosiers. Ohio State has to shake off a disappointing finish to their 2016 season and avoid Read More

Written by admin on June 20, 2017

It would be hard for the 2017 college football season to have any more predictable — and wilder — finish than the 2016 campaign did. After all, we had a rematch in the national championship game from the year before, as Clemson met Alabama for the title for the second year in a row, but it was the Tigers who Read More