The BCS Selection Committee went ahead and filled out the slate for the BCS Bowl Games for the 2008 – 2009 NCAA College Football Season. For online betting fans, it doesn’t get any better than making online football bets on these bowl games.
Let’s be honest BetUS NCAA college football sports betting enthusiasts, while Sunday’s BCS selection show may have featured a bunch of really nice graphics and some statistics that showed just how inept the flawed computer-based system really is, NCAA college football bettors didn’t get many surprises in the way of teams getting the short end of the stick.
The ACC will crown its champion on Saturday afternoon, and sports betting fanatics will have another chance to boost their bankrolls with BetUS Sportsbook when the Boston College Eagles (9-3, 7-4 ATS) clash with the Virginia Tech Hokies (8-4, 4-7 ATS) from Raymond James Stadium in Tampa Bay.
With all of the talk of a playoff in college football, Saturday’s SEC Championship Game from the Georgia Dome in Atlanta is likely a play-in game to the BCS National Championship. BetUS Sportsbook members will have all of their sports betting options available for one of the most anticipated games of the season when the Alabama Crimson Tide (12-0, 9-3 ATS) face off with the Florida Gators (11-1, 9-2 ATS).
Though it has been a wacky season in Conference USA, the two preseason favorites to meet in the championship game will hook up on Saturday afternoon in Tulsa when the East Carolina Pirates (8-4, 4-8 ATS) head into battle with the Tulsa Golden Hurricane (10-2, 7-4 ATS).
If anyone was looking for a reason to doubt Sam Bradford, then they weren’t watching their score running drubbing of Oklahoma State. The Sooners throttled their in-state rivals 61-41 and solidified Sam Bradford’s case for the Heisman. Only two candidates stand to challenge Bradford. One being a familiar face in the Heisman scene…
Complex bowl scenarios will be cleared up this weekend after the SEC, ACC, and Big 12 crown their champs on the NCAAF sports betting schedule.
The SEC Championship Game will likely draw the most hype this weekend, since the winner between Alabama and Florida will most likely be moving on to the national championship game.
The Florida Gators are ranked 4th in the just released BCS Standings but they are favored to win the national championship at Sportsbook.com.
Florida is the 6:5 favorite, while their SEC counterpart Alabama is 5:1. These two teams will meet in Atlanta for Saturday afternoon’s conference championship game with the winner playing for the national title.
On Sunday the BCS broke the tie between the three teams atop the Big-12 South. Oklahoma, Texas and Texas Tech were all tied for the Big-12 South title. Sports betting fans were waiting with anticipation because the team ranked highest in the BCS was going to go to the Big-12 Championship to take on Missouri.
The college football season now enters the most critical portion of the year, and BetUS Sportsbook is there to cover all of the action for sports betting fans. Bragging rights, recruiting battles, and a chase for the BCS National Championship are all on the line when the Florida Gators (10-1, 8-2 ATS) invade Doak Campbell Stadium to do battle with the Florida State Seminoles (8-3, 5-3-1 ATS).
State school, or non-state school? That is the question for NCAA sports betting fans this weekend when three state schools battle their in-state rivals.
First on the college football schedule is Florida at Florida State. The Gators are rolling right now, coming off a 70-19 rout of Citadel last week.
A perfect season and a divisional championship are both on the line in Muncie, IN, and BetUS Sportsbook will have all of the action covered when the Western Michigan Broncos (9-2, 5-5 ATS) try to spoil the undefeated season of the Ball State Cardinals (11-0, 8-2 ATS).
The national title picture remains cloudy but Sportsbook.com oddsmakers have the Florida Gators as the leading candidate to win the BCS Championship.
Fourth-ranked Florida is listed at 3:2 odds to win the Championship, ahead of conference foe and #1 Alabama Crimson Tide, listed at 5:2 odds. The other team at the top of the pile is #3 Oklahoma. At 3:1 odds, oddsmakers expect Oklahoma to emerge from the Big 12 and play for the national title.
It’s a five-star Game of the Century, and BetUS Sportsbook customers will get their chance to sink their teeth into all of the fantastic Thanksgiving Day action when the Texas A&M Aggies (4-7, 4-7 ATS) look to spoil the BCS dreams of its rivals, the Texas Longhorns (10-1, 8-3 ATS).
Back-to-back 3-1 weeks means that we’re building momentum. Let’s see if we can keep it going and snowball a few positive weeks.
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BetUS sports bettors who are interested in college football are probably wondering what’s going on with the BCS national championship picture. Well, let’s take a close look at the possibilities of the contenders.
