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Because of its popularity and sheer volume of games, there are fewer sports in the world that have as much money bet on them every year than college football. That will only continue to grow, too, as sports betting works itself into the mainstream and more states legalize betting and come online.
With more public money entering the market, there's more opportunities to spot edges on bets using The Action Network's data and tools.
We house betting data from numerous U.S. online sportsbooks, including "percentage of bets" and "percentage of money" on every college football game and major bet type.
Combining those two factors can help college football bettors eye bets that might be worth making. The reason is because not all bets are the same amount of money. Some bettors might place just $10 on a game, while professional bettors -- sometimes called "sharps" -- might wager $10,000.
Thus, the difference between the percentage of money and the percentage of bets can often highlight the games in which pro bettors are getting down action. And, well, they're professional and bet high amounts for a reason: It could be profitable to take those sides.
It's also important to look at the total number of bets we're tracking, which you can see on the far right of the table above. The reason is because you don't want to put too much stock in a money vs. bet difference that has a small sample of bets. Utilizing all four factors -- bet percentage, money percentage, bet vs. money percentage (the delta), and total bets -- is recommended when using betting data to gain an advantage.
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OddsShark NCAAB College Basketball Consensus Picks: NCAAB Public Betting Picks
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Knowing how the public consensus has bet on certain basketball teams can help you make smart college basketball picks against the spread. Instead of making a bet you’re unsure of and crossing your fingers so hard they fall off, use our college basketball consensus picks page to help you make educated wagers. You need your fingers, especially if you’re using a mobile app to place your college basketball best bets .
The consensus info you find on Odds Shark gives you insight into how people have bet on your favorite teams. Sometimes referred to as betting percentages, the consensus gives you an idea of what’s going down at the online sportsbook. Using this basketball betting news , you can decide if you want to bet with or against the public when making your best NCAA basketball bets today.
The NCAA Basketball consensus gives you an advantage because you can see the public's best college basketball bets on each team. Seeing how the public has bet can help you decide how you want to bet. If you agree with the public, then you can bet with them.
If you disagree with the public, you can bet against them. This is called “fading” the public and can prove to be a good sports betting strategy depending on the matchup in question – remember the house is always expected to win.
Let’s say Oregon is playing Washington and the basketball public is betting against the Ducks. You can choose to fade the public if you believe the Ducks are going to beat the Huskies because you’ve looked at our College Basketball Trends page. If you’re right and Oregon wins, a fade was smart and you have our college basketball betting trends page to thank for it. Learn more about Betting Against the Public to know exactly how it works.
Our goal is to turn you into a College Basketball wagering phenom, or at least someone who doesn’t have to cross their fingers into oblivion with your college basketball predictions for today .
Odds Shark has compiled a list of the top March Madness Betting Sites for wagering on the NCAA tournament this year. Each of the listed betting sites have lines on everything from the First Four to the Championship game, so you can use your knowledge and the NCAAB consensus picks to profit during the NCAA tournament.
You do not have to use the NCAAB consensus pick to bet on March Madness. If you feel that betting against the public consensus is the better bet, you can often profit more betting against or “fading” the NCAAB consensus. Odds Shark has a comprehensive How to Bet on March Madness guide that includes tips and strategies for wagering on the tournament.
Our expert college basketball handicappers have you covered. Check out our March Madness Tournament betting news for everything you need to make smart picks during the NCAA tournament this year. On our hub page, you'll find up to date betting news, analysis, and college basketball odds breakdowns for all the March Madness matchups.
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It can’t be forgotten that the Cardinals beat the Knights 42-35 in Louisville last season where Cunningham threw for 265 yards and a touchdown while rushing for another 99 yards and two scores. And that was going against what I feel was a better quarterback in Dillon Gabriel. Louisville head coach Scott Satterfield will no doubt have his team better prepared to play this game after last week’s humbling defeat. I have this game with the Knights closer to -3.5 or -4, so I’ll happily take the 6.5 points.
Andrew Caley - Pick Made 7 hrs, 40 min ago.
First off, I made the number -21. I've been impressed by the game plan from ND head coach Marcus Freeman despite being 0-2 in his career, losing to two Top-10 programs. Meanwhile, Marshall hasn't played a Power 5 team in four years. I think there's also some urgency from ND, for Freeman to get his first win in his first home game. See Brad's picks in real-time by watching the Brad Powers release show every Monday and Saturday at 11 a.m. ET on the Covers YouTube channel .
Brad Powers - Pick Made 2 days, 4 hrs, 35 min ago.
I made this number -14, which is a reaction to what happened in Week 1. FIU was lucky to beat an FCS team (as a double-digit favorite) outright, while Texas State got blown out, but a -4 turnover differential calls for some positive regression. I'm betting against, mainly, an FIU team that I think is probably the worst team in the FBS. See Brad's picks in real-time by watching the Brad Powers release show every Monday and Saturday at 11 a.m. ET on the Covers YouTube channel .
Brad Powers - Pick Made 2 days, 4 hrs, 41 min ago.
I projected the line here at Virginia Tech -1.5. Both teams disappointed last week, but I'm going to lean on a simple handicap here: I've got a better quarterback and a better coach. See Brad's picks in real-time by watching the Brad Powers release show every Monday and Saturday at 11 a.m. ET on the Covers YouTube channel .
Brad Powers - Pick Made 2 days, 4 hrs, 50 min ago.

Covers’ roster of football betting analysts has more than 25 years of experience making smart college football picks from the season kick-off of the National Championship in January.

We find the best NCAA football odds and share our picks and football best bets for the most important games of the football season and picks for every bowl game in the fall and winter.

Our picks are researched and analyzed by experienced sports bettors looking for an edge to get the best value from their NCAAF betting.

Making smart NCAA football picks means looking beyond the favorites. Our free expert NCAAF picks will include a wide variety of bet types and markets.

NCAA football point spreads even the odds between two teams, offering bettors as close to an even matchup as possible. Our analysts research key numbers, matchups , and more to give you the best possible edge before making your college football point spread bets.

Covers’ analysts make NCAA football Over/Under picks throughout the football season. Betting on NCAAF Over/Unders means picking whether you think the combined total score of a game will be Over or Under a specific total set by oddsmakers.

Betting on the college football moneyline means picking which team will win a game outright. While less common than picking the spread or a prop, our analysts will always look for high-value NCAA football moneyline picks if they feel it’s the best bet.

There’s always value in NCAA football props . Our team scours through game, team, and player props to try and find opportunity and value. From TD props to total yards, expect well-researched NCAAF prop picks from Covers.

Covers’ consensus college football picks show you the odds and predictions that our vibrant community of bettors and players are making. Try our picks on with our free NCAA football contests for a chance at prizes and more.

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