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LOG IN | SIGN UPSAT SEP 6TH | Spread | ||
|---|---|---|---|
4:00PM  Iowa | +1.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM  Iowa State | -1.5 −110 | ||
7:30PM  Kansas | +6.5 −110 | ||
7:30PM  Missouri | -6.5 −110 | ||
11:30PM  Michigan | +2.5 −110 | ||
11:30PM  Oklahoma | -2.5 −110 |
SAT SEP 13TH | Spread | ||
|---|---|---|---|
4:00PM  Clemson | -8.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM  Georgia Tech | +8.5 −110 | ||
7:30PM  Georgia | -7 −110 | ||
7:30PM  Tennessee | +7 −110 | ||
7:30PM  Pittsburgh | -2.5 −110 | ||
7:30PM  West Virginia | +2.5 −110 | ||
11:30PM  Texas A&M | +7 −110 | ||
11:30PM  Notre Dame | -7 −110 | ||
11:30PM  Florida | +6.5 −110 | ||
11:30PM  LSU | -6.5 −110 |
SAT SEP 20TH | Spread | ||
|---|---|---|---|
4:00PM  Oregon State | +27.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM  Oregon | -27.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM  Texas Tech | +3.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM  Utah | -3.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM  Illinois | +2.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM  Indiana | -2.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Florida | +4.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM  Miami FL | -4.5 −110 | ||
7:30PM Michigan | -3 −110 | ||
7:30PM  Nebraska | +3 −110 | ||
11:30PM  Washington | -11.5 −110 | ||
11:30PM  Washington State | +11.5 −110 |
SAT SEP 27TH | Spread | ||
|---|---|---|---|
4:00PM  Ohio State | -14 −110 | ||
4:00PM Washington | +14 −110 | ||
4:00PM  Alabama | +4 −110 | ||
4:00PM Georgia | -4 −110 | ||
4:00PM Notre Dame | -12.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM  Arkansas | +12.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM LSU | +1.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM  Ole Miss | -1.5 −110 | ||
11:30PM Oregon | +4.5 −110 | ||
11:30PM  Penn State | -4.5 −110 |
SAT OCT 4TH | Spread | ||
|---|---|---|---|
4:00PM  Texas | -7 −110 | ||
4:00PM Florida | +7 −110 | ||
4:00PM Clemson | -13.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM  North Carolina | +13.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Miami FL | -7.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM  Florida State | +7.5 −110 | ||
7:30PM  Boise State | +15.5 −110 | ||
7:30PM Notre Dame | -15.5 −110 |
SAT OCT 11TH | Spread | ||
|---|---|---|---|
4:00PM Michigan | -1.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM  USC | +1.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Indiana | +14 −110 | ||
4:00PM Oregon | -14 −110 | ||
4:00PM  Arizona State | +1.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Utah | -1.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Georgia | -7 −110 | ||
4:00PM  Auburn | +7 −110 | ||
7:30PM Oklahoma | +10.5 −110 | ||
7:30PM Texas | -10.5 −110 |
FRI OCT 17TH | Spread | ||
|---|---|---|---|
11:00PM  Louisville | +7.5 −110 | ||
11:00PM Miami FL | -7.5 −110 |
SAT OCT 18TH | Spread | ||
|---|---|---|---|
4:00PM Washington | +10.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Michigan | -10.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Texas Tech | +4.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Arizona State | -4.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Ole Miss | +9.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Georgia | -9.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM  SMU | +11.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Clemson | -11.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Tennessee | +12.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Alabama | -12.5 −110 | ||
11:30PM USC | +12.5 −110 | ||
11:30PM Notre Dame | -12.5 −110 |
SAT OCT 25TH | Spread | ||
|---|---|---|---|
4:00PM Alabama | -7 −110 | ||
4:00PM  South Carolina | +7 −110 | ||
4:00PM Texas A&M | +5.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM LSU | -5.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Michigan | -8.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM  Michigan State | +8.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM  Kansas State | -4 −110 | ||
4:00PM Kansas | +4 −110 |
SAT NOV 1ST | Spread | ||
|---|---|---|---|
4:00PM Penn State | +4.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Ohio State | -4.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Miami FL | -2.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM SMU | +2.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Texas Tech | +5.5 −110 | ||
4:00PM Kansas State | -5.5 −110 | ||
7:30PM Georgia | -8.5 −110 | ||
7:30PM Florida | +8.5 −110 |
SAT NOV 8TH | Spread | ||
|---|---|---|---|
5:00PM LSU | +6.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM Alabama | -6.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM Florida State | +16.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM Clemson | -16.5 −110 |
SAT NOV 15TH | Spread | ||
|---|---|---|---|
1:00AM Clemson | -6.5 −110 | ||
1:00AM Louisville | +6.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM Texas | +2.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM Georgia | -2.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM Oklahoma | +13.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM Alabama | -13.5 −110 |
SAT NOV 22ND | Spread | ||
|---|---|---|---|
5:00PM Tennessee | +3 −110 | ||
5:00PM Florida | -3 −110 | ||
5:00PM  Duke | +1.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM North Carolina | -1.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM Arizona State | -4.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM  Colorado | +4.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM USC | +14 −110 | ||
5:00PM Oregon | -14 −110 | ||
5:00PM Kansas State | -1.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM Utah | +1.5 −110 |
FRI NOV 28TH | Spread | ||
|---|---|---|---|
8:30PM Georgia | -12.5 −110 | ||
8:30PM Georgia Tech | +12.5 −110 |
SAT NOV 29TH | Spread | Total | Moneyline |
|---|---|---|---|
12:30AM Texas A&M | +10.5 −110 | ||
12:30AM Texas | -10.5 −110 | ||
-5.5 −110 | O 47.5 −110 | −205 | |
+5.5 −110 | U 47.5 −110 | +170 | |
5:00PM Clemson | -5.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM South Carolina | +5.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM Florida State | +10.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM Florida | -10.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM Alabama | -7 −110 | ||
5:00PM Auburn | +7 −110 | ||
5:00PM  UCLA | +7.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM USC | -7.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM Oregon | -11.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM Washington | +11.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM Colorado | +11.5 −110 | ||
5:00PM Kansas State | -11.5 −110 |
SAT DEC 13TH | Spread | ||
|---|---|---|---|
8:00PM  Army | +3 −110 | ||
8:00PM  Navy | -3 −110 |
It’s no surprise that college football is one of the most popular sports in America, and nothing compares to the history, rivalries, and loyalty the game carries. Combine this with the beauty of amateur sport, from the broad range of talent to the opportunity for glory, and it’s easy to see why NCAA football betting is one of the biggest and most exciting opportunities for sports fans.
You’re ready to get in on the action and bet on college football. But first, you need to decide what type of bet you’ll make. Maybe you’re confident it’ll be a quarterback shootout, or you think a team will win by more than the spread. At DraftKings, you can learn how to bet within minutes - There are plenty of options for winning big.
A point spread is an amount a team is favored to win by. If a team is projected to win by 10 points, you get to decide if they’ll hit that mark or not. Think they’ll shatter the opponent? Or will the other team keep it close? College football spreads are popular among betters.
An NCAAF line is a bet that has odds. If you want to pick the winner, no matter the score, college football betting lines are for you—if the player or team you bet on wins, you’ll get paid out. Payouts for moneylines depend on how well your betting team is favored.
Also known as Totals, Over / Unders are a bet on a specific statistic of the game. The most common Over / Under is the total points. Will it be a high-scoring affair? Or a low-point defensive matchup?
Short for proposition bets, a prop bet isn’t usually tied to the final score or outcome. The most common prop bets are player props, where wagers are made on a single player’s performance, like how many throwing yards the quarterback will have.
There’s a wide range of other prop bets you can play on. Everything is up for grabs, from who scores the first touchdown to how many rushing yards a team will have. You can even bet on what color Gatorade will be poured on the winning coach. If picking the winning team seems too simple, prop bets may be right for you.
If you want to actively bet during the game, check out live odds. Know who’s going to score next? Got a good feeling about this drive? Live NCAAF odds update with the action, so stay engaged. There’s always another bet to be made.
Parlays are for folks who feel lucky or like routing for several outcomes. You can combine multiple bets to raise the stakes and extend the fun, and if all your picks win, you get a major payout.
Futures are bets on the entire season rather than a single game. Futures betting pays well because of the difficulty of making selections so far in advance.
The most popular futures bet is what team will win the College Football National Championship, but there are many futures to choose from, such as the winner of the Heisman Trophy.
Understanding NCAA football odds is key in picking that winning bet. Don’t be overwhelmed by the numbers! Here’s a simple breakdown to make your next bet easy.
In the U.S., NCAA football lines are odds based on a bet of $100.
First, you need to look for the ( + ) or ( – ) symbols. The ( + ) represents the underdog and means a winning bet of $100 will return that amount. For example, a $100 bet on a +150 underdog will pay out $250 ($150 in winnings plus original $100 wager). On the other hand, the ( – ) means you must bet that amount to win $100 since that team is favored. In other words, a –150 favorite means you must bet $150 to win $100.
So let’s say Nebraska and Rutgers have an upcoming game, and the moneyline looks like this:
| Nebraska | +120 |
| Rutgers | -140 |
Nebraska is the underdog, so if you bet $100 on Nebraska and they win, it’ll pay $220 ($120 in winnings plus original $100 wager).
Rutgers is the favorite, so the payout will be lower. In this example, you’ll have to bet $140 to win $100.
It’s important to note that the home team is always listed second. So in this example, Nebraska is playing at Rutgers.
Even if you think one team will win, if the odds are bad, you may decide that isn’t the bet for you.
The opening line is the initial odds put out for a game. Many see this as the truest and fairest representation of oddsmaker predictions before they alter things based on the betting. However, further in advance means more betting factors, like injury updates, can change before game time.
The closing line is the final odds before the game. These can be different from the opening lines based on factors like injuries, suspensions, or lopsided betting.
The spread will have the same ( + ) or ( – ) odds. However, you’ll also see the spread number.
| Nebraska | +3 | –115 |
| Rutgers | –3 | –105 |
This means that Rutgers has to give three points since they’re the favorites. If they win by more than three, this bet will pay out $205 ($100 in winnings plus original $105 wager) if you wager $105.
The most common total bet is the final combined score. You can bet if the total will be over (O) or under (U) the amount projected.
So our previous example may look like this:
| O | 63 | –110 |
| U | 63 | –110 |
The total score, both teams combined, is projected to be 63 points. It’s up to you to decide if the actual outcome will be over or under 63. Either bet will pay $100 for a $110 wager.
At DraftKings, you can bet on any college football game, but some games are bigger events than others. The bigger the game, the greater the excitement!
The biggest event in the NCAAF season is the College Football Playoffs, where the best team of the year is crowned. The finals for the national title happen in January.
In addition, there are 11 Division 1-A Conferences and the same number of Championship Games to crown a top team at the end of the year.
Rivalries go back as far as college sports and are some of the biggest games of the season. Even if you don’t have a horse in the race, you won’t want to miss out on the drama of these matchups.
Some of the major rivalries include:
Teams that don’t make the College Football Playoffs are eligible for a single postseason bowl game. These matchups are usually held in the same location every year and are big events after the regular season.
The biggest bowl games, reserved for the most elite teams, are known as the New Year’s Six. These include:
