![]() There will be a “moneyline value” associated with college football spreads, for example, -14 (-115). The favorite will need to win by 15 points or more to cover the spread and the underdog team can lose by up to 13 points and still cover the spread. For college football point spreads, the negative value (-14) indicates the favorite and the positive value (+14) indicates the underdog. ![]() If bettors believe that Alabama is two touchdowns better than Auburn, they may bet the Crimson Tide as 14-point favorites. Regardless, college point spreads, also known as the line or spread, is many bettors’ favorite way to wager on football each fall. There’s a saying in football betting that “you win it on Saturday and give it back on Sunday.” It suggests that beating the Saturday college football point spread is easy, while beating the NFL spread on Sundays is far more challenging.
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