Similar to most sports, bettors tend to gravitate toward favorites and over wagers. The O/U is the total and the Over is always listed on top of the Under in the last Betting Trend column. The Spread percentage is for the point-spread while the Money is for money-line wagers and that field usually skews heavily to favorites since not many bettors expect huge upsets, especially when the point-spread is high. The three betting trends are fairly simple to follow and they’re more volatile as kickoff of a game approaches. The Betting Trends for College Football show percentages (%) up to 100 for three categories. The term ‘contrarion’ is a sports betting term that’s often heard for those bettors. Discovering what the masses are betting is a great angle and some savvy bettors like to fade or go the opposite of the public. If you’re curious of what other bettors are playing, the College Football Matchups is your direct source. On the other side, a team off two consecutive defeats would see L-2 in their streak column. If a team wins six straight games, the Streak would read W-6. The Streak section tells you how hot or cold a team is and is measured by Wins (W) and Losses (L). The Win-Loss is broken up by overall record and either the away or home record, depending on who is the host or the visitor for the college football matchup.Īlthough the majority of college football teams only play 12 regular season games, streaks and slumps do occur on the gridiron. The College Football Matchups Records section provides the Wins and Losses for each team and they’re also a great Streaks feature. All matchup times are listed in Eastern Standard Time Zone (ET) on this matchup page.

The games are not necessarily listed in order of time, since some matchups are shifted around for television viewing purposes. Every college football matchup has a designated Home and Away team and both are given a rotation number.

The College Football Matchups page lists all the Games in order of Rotation, which is produced by the sportsbooks. The matchups show games played from both the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) and the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS). The College Football Games listed on the matchups section for the Playoffs begin as early as the first week of December and conclude in January, usually the second Monday in the first month of the season. The College Football Games played in the regular season are scheduled for 15 to 16 weeks, which begins in late August and ends in early December. The College Football Matchups are easy to follow and they’re broken into two seasons for sports bettors.

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