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Adventures in Gambling 2009: College Football Team Prop Bets

As many of you know, I'm somewhat of a degenerate gambler when it comes to college football. You'll see a lot of posts this year that utilize the "gambling" tag, including this one. Bodog has its team prop bets available for 2009, so I figured we'd take a look and waste some money.

ACC Teams Available (O/U Wins)

Clemson: 9
Florida State: 8
Georgia Tech: 8.5
Maryland: 6
Miami: 8
North Carolina: 8.5
NC State: 8
Virginia Tech: 9.5
Wake Forest: 7.5

No lines are available for BC, Duke or Virginia.

Personally, I'm going to take the over on Clemson and Georgia Tech and the under on Wake Forest and NC State. The other lines scare me. Around the nation, here are the other win totals I'll be putting a few dollars on:

National Teams (O/U Wins)

BYU: Over 9 wins
Michigan: Over 6 wins
Oklahoma: Under 10 wins
Oregon: Over 8 wins
Rutgers: Under 8 wins
South Carolina: Under 7 wins
Texas Tech: Under 8 wins
Wisconsin: Over 8 wins

There's our 12 team prop bets for 2009. I'll let you know who I'm throwing money away on for the ACC title, BCS title and Heisman before the season starts. Are there any team win totals you'd like to put a few dollars on?

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Interesting odds

So Clemson is essentially the favorite in the Atlantic according to Bodog? That’s interesting. I would stay far away from putting any money on Clemson, but if you have to, I would take the under(though I have them with 9 wins on the dot).

My picks: GT over and UNC under

by ontheb.rink on Aug 13, 2009 11:28 AM EDT reply actions  

not necessarily based on just the win o/us. also could be based on this:
Clemson non-con: MTSU, TCU, Coastal, So Car
Clemson non-div: at GT, at Miami, UVa
Florida State non-con: Jax St, at BYU, USF, at UF
Florida State non-div: Miami, GT, at UNC

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by furrer4heisman on Aug 13, 2009 11:50 AM EDT up reply actions  

I would set it at 8.5 atleast. Nine wins is a ceiling for this squad I feel. FSU does have the harder schedule, but Clemson has not really shown a capacity for more than 9 wins.

by ontheb.rink on Aug 13, 2009 2:27 PM EDT up reply actions  

Over on Clemson isn't Safe

That’s predicting them to win 9 games… I think they are an underrated team by the media but nothing says they are a 10 win team. They’ll be starting a RS-Freshman at QB, and their OL is still unproven. I only see about 5 guaranteed wins when I look at their schedule, and then 4 more toss-ups.

8.5 for GT seems like a solid choice though.

by Nomad_Hokie on Aug 13, 2009 3:51 PM EDT reply actions  

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