Point SpreadĪ little more complicated than a moneyline wager, the point spread is a sports betting market where the teams are divided into a favourite and an underdog.

After placing your wager, you simply sit back and see if it comes good. For example, you might want to bet that the Nebraska Cornhuskers will beat the Oregon Ducks. This straight-up bet requires you to pick the winner of a regular season or bowl game. MoneylineĪ moneyline bet is one of the most popular ways to wager on college football. Whether it’s a defensive showdown between the Michigan Wolverines and Penn State’s Nittany Lions, or a high-scoring blowout between the West Virginia Mountaineers and the Texas Longhorns, there are a number of ways bettors can wager on the action. Past winners of the college playoffs include the Ohio State Buckeyes, Alabama Crimson Tide, and South Carolina’s Clemson Tigers.Ĭollege Football Betting Markets NCAA Available Betting Markets This final game of the American college football season has taken place at venues such as the then Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, and Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The winners of the semis get a chance at lifting the final prize at the College Football Playoff National Championship game. This postseason invitational tournament sees the league’s top four teams, each selected and seeded by a 13-member committee, go head-to-head in two semi-final games. Next up in the NCAAF calendar comes the thrill of the College Football Playoff. The regular season concludes in December after each conference has crowned its winner. Meanwhile, non-conference games also take place. Each team plays between 10 and 13 games against other teams from their own conference. NCAA football tournament action kicks off around late August and early September. A handful of teams, such as the Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Indiana’s University of Notre Dame, are not affiliated with a conference, and are instead known as independents.

NCAA Tournament Format How the NCAA Worksįor the most part, the 130 teams in the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision 1 are grouped together in separate conferences - for example, the Atlantic Coast Conference, the Big Ten, and the Southeastern Conference.

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