College Football Week 10 Opening Line Report

November 1, 2011

College Football Week 10 Opening Line Report

College Football Line Report Week Ten

The college football schedule for week ten is very busy and has plenty of college football games for the bettor to take advantage of. In fact the college football games start Tuesday and play all week long up to the big game between the top two teams in the country. Here is a quick line report on some of the biggest and best games of the week.

Ohio vs. Temple

This Wednesday night tilt brings some college football excitement to midweek. The line opened up with Temple at 3.5 and I snow up to 4 as 70% of the public is backing the more popular of the two teams.

Florida State vs. Boston College

This ACC match up is worth the watch on Thursday night as Florida State tries to continue the recent winning ways. The Noles opened up as 16 point favorites in this contest and although 66% of the public money is on the road team this line has dipped and is now at 14 in most offshore sportsbooks.

USC vs. Colorado

The Trojans will have to respond on a short week after losing in 3 overtimes against the Stanford Cardinal. 84% of the early betting money believes they will do just that as this line is more than three touchdowns as it sits at 21.5.

South Carolina vs. Arkansas

This is not the marquee game in the SEC this week, but it deserves some attention. Although they have barely scraped by with a few wins it the last couple of games the Hogs are still 5.5 point favorites against the Gamecocks. This line has dropped from the opening number of six.

LSU vs. Alabama

The game of the week is LSU vs. Alabama. The Crimson Tide opened up as 6 point favorites and that was quickly bet down as 63% of the early betting money was coming in on the Tigers. The line now sits at five points in many offshore sportsbooks.

Make sure to investigate the opening lines to try and get the edge when betting on football. Stop by www.bangthebook.com every week, for the latest odds report on college football and the NFL.