What was the most inaccurate line of the season?

[rm18]

Auburn -10.5 vs. Arkansas
UVA- 10 vs. Penn St.

Alabama -17 vs. Arkansas(no WIlson)
Houston -34 vs. Texas St.
other?

[daneblazer]

Georgia Tech -28 vs MTSU

[rm18]

Maybe definitely looking like that is top 5

Rutgers +7.5 vs. USF also they are a legit threat to go undefeated

[Sunde91]

Lots of games to argue for after fact with big point differential

Plain "bad lines" that come to mind with good numbers that were available

Auburn +20.5 vs LSU
Wash +7.5 vs Stanford
PSU +10.5 @ UVA
ASU pk vs Illiniois w/o scheelhause

[Titanup28]

Georgia Tech -28 vs MTSU

This is the one for sure

[Holtgetsback]

I was on the winning side of 4 wagers mentioned in this thread

I don't pick many games

Thanks

[rm18]

Lots of games to argue for after fact with big point differential

Plain "bad lines" that come to mind with good numbers that were available

Auburn +20.5 vs LSU
Wash +7.5 vs Stanford


PSU +10.5 @ UVA
ASU pk vs Illiniois w/o scheelhause

Auburn and Washington were not off by more than a couple points that is just variance. Oregon covered lagainst Zona by 4TD's and i still think the line was too high.

ASU/Illinois game is a good one though

[Sunde91]

Off by a couple points according to what?

Auburn was +11.5 preseason and I see that as a pretty fair line on game day
Wash was +4 preseason. Even with OL injuries I say +3 game day

[sitzlejd]

That Michigan State line today was pretty far off.

[rm18]

Off by a couple points according to what?

Auburn was +11.5 preseason and I see that as a pretty fair line on game day
Wash was +4 preseason. Even with OL injuries I say +3 game day

a couple points if they played again next week

[coop]

wouldn't the lines that moved the most in one direction opening to close be a better gauge as to inaccuracy? instead of hindsight