These are a lot more effective in the NFL for whatever reason, but games where one team doesn't come close to covering the number, and then plays a team that was very impressive the week before, are always a nice bargain, as the line is generally off by a few extra points.
Friday - Southern Miss (beat UCF by 21) @ UAB (lost to Marshall)
Saturday - Ohio St. (misleading 11 point win over Mich. St.) @ Indiana (Actually played Iowa relatively tough, losing by 17)
Syracuse (blown out at home by Rutgers) @ Pitt (14-point win over So. Florida)
Virginia (upset Florida St.) @ North Carolina (coming off a bye, week before lost 69-14 to Louisville)
Oklahoma St. (blown out last two weeks) @ Iowa St. (blew late 10-point lead, but still covered at Missouri)
Texas A&M (up-and-down Aggies stomped Ok. St.) @ Kansas St. (lost by 39 to Texas Tech)
North Carolina St. (lost by 21 to Clemson at home) @ Wake Forest (only lost by 5 at BC, and should have won)
Purdue (lost by 17 and 5 last two weeks as home fav) @ Wisconsin (coming off emotional rivalry win vs. Minnesota)
Rutgers (blew out Syracuse) @ Connecticut (lost SU as 7.5 point favorite)
Louisville (upset loss) @ Cincy (upset win)
West Virginia (upset Louisville) @ South Florida (lost by 14 to Pitt)
Auburn (playing fabulously - 17 pt win @ Ark latest victory) @ LSU (nearly lost to Florida, always beats AUB at home)
As I said, these do better in the NFL, but are still pretty solid in college. I'm not suggesting that you play all these - I normally cap the games as I would anyway, with a little extra look to these types of games, realizing the added value I will probably get. By the way, here are today's NFL plays in this system. I normally play at least one unit on all games, unless I handicap the other side.
Bengals -3 Even @ Titans
Ravens -6 vs. Browns
San Diego -1 @ Oakland
Texans +9.5 @ Seahawks
Rams +14 @ Colts
Friday - Southern Miss (beat UCF by 21) @ UAB (lost to Marshall)
Saturday - Ohio St. (misleading 11 point win over Mich. St.) @ Indiana (Actually played Iowa relatively tough, losing by 17)
Syracuse (blown out at home by Rutgers) @ Pitt (14-point win over So. Florida)
Virginia (upset Florida St.) @ North Carolina (coming off a bye, week before lost 69-14 to Louisville)
Oklahoma St. (blown out last two weeks) @ Iowa St. (blew late 10-point lead, but still covered at Missouri)
Texas A&M (up-and-down Aggies stomped Ok. St.) @ Kansas St. (lost by 39 to Texas Tech)
North Carolina St. (lost by 21 to Clemson at home) @ Wake Forest (only lost by 5 at BC, and should have won)
Purdue (lost by 17 and 5 last two weeks as home fav) @ Wisconsin (coming off emotional rivalry win vs. Minnesota)
Rutgers (blew out Syracuse) @ Connecticut (lost SU as 7.5 point favorite)
Louisville (upset loss) @ Cincy (upset win)
West Virginia (upset Louisville) @ South Florida (lost by 14 to Pitt)
Auburn (playing fabulously - 17 pt win @ Ark latest victory) @ LSU (nearly lost to Florida, always beats AUB at home)
As I said, these do better in the NFL, but are still pretty solid in college. I'm not suggesting that you play all these - I normally cap the games as I would anyway, with a little extra look to these types of games, realizing the added value I will probably get. By the way, here are today's NFL plays in this system. I normally play at least one unit on all games, unless I handicap the other side.
Bengals -3 Even @ Titans
Ravens -6 vs. Browns
San Diego -1 @ Oakland
Texans +9.5 @ Seahawks
Rams +14 @ Colts