NCAA College Football Odds & Betting Lines

Since 2011 (as far back as I have data), how has each team done vs. the spread?
Specifically, if you bet $110 on every single game to beat the spread (which wins you $100 profit) since 2011, where would you be today? The chart below shows.
Interestingly, a lot of the best teams of the era were also the best vs. the spread. Coincidence? I'm not sure, honestly. Someone has to be best vs. the spread, and assuming it's a bell curve (and it is) someone will be 2+ standard deviations ahead. But there's no a priori reason it should be UVA and MSU instead of e.g. Washington State or St. Peter's.
(To pre-answer a question, sometimes you can win more money with fewer net wins vs. the spread because losses hurt you more than wins benefit you, and not every game gets a spread.)
Additional data / year-by-year cuts

	Team	Money Won	Lines Set	**Net Wins vs. Spread	% Games Won & Beat Spread	Points Above Spread
1	Virginia Cavaliers	$4430	275	55	55.27%	559
2	Michigan State Spartans	$3940	290	51	54.14%	440
3	Villanova Wildcats	$3610	290	48	54.48%	329
4	South Dakota State Jackrabbits	$3550	259	46	53.28%	593.5
5	Utah Utes	$3200	272	43	44.49%	310.5
6	Wichita State Shockers	$2340	276	35	52.54%	273
7	Tulsa Golden Hurricane	$2290	264	34	45.08%	131
8	Yale Bulldogs	$2070	201	29	47.26%	109.5
9	Gonzaga Bulldogs	$1570	281	28	52.67%	525
10	Creighton Blue Jays	$1480	277	27	50.54%	312
11	Buffalo Bulls	$1420	270	26	46.67%	447.5
12	Saint Josephs-Pennsylvania Hawks	$1410	206	23	46.12%	131.5
13	Houston Cougars	$1410	250	25	47.2%	381.5
14	Davidson College Wildcats	$1370	274	26	49.27%	134.5
15	Robert Morris Colonials	$1350	109	18	44.04%	-62.5
16	North Florida Ospreys	$1350	108	18	38.89%	48.5
17	Northwestern State Demons	$1330	74	16	29.73%	4
18	North Carolina Tar Heels	$1290	296	26	50%	289.5
19	Georgia Bulldogs	$1280	272	25	39.71%	203.5
20	Texas-Arlington Mavericks	$1260	239	23	43.1%	231
21	Hartford Hawks	$1250	87	16	42.53%	105.5
22	Oregon Ducks	$1240	285	25	49.82%	315
23	Seton Hall Pirates	$1170	275	24	43.64%	140
24	IUPU-Fort Wayne Mastadons	$1130	242	22	40.5%	213
25	New Mexico State Aggies	$1070	190	19	48.95%	352.5
26	Southeastern Louisiana Lions	$1070	80	14	32.5%	102
27	California-Irvine Anteaters	$1060	281	23	45.2%	185
28	William & Mary	$1060	212	20	41.98%	47
29	Furman Paladins	$1030	236	21	42.8%	187
30	Wisconsin-Green Bay Phoenix	$1030	262	22	41.98%	87.5
31	Kansas Jayhawks	$990	290	23	52.41%	66.5
32	Purdue Boilermakers	$980	274	22	45.99%	299
33	Vermont Catamounts	$940	112	14	48.21%	119
34	Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets	$920	264	21	35.98%	-21
35	San Diego State Aztecs	$910	271	21	49.08%	140
36	Wofford Terriers	$870	253	20	43.08%	298.5
37	Saint Francis-Pennsylvania Red Flash	$840	85	12	42.35%	-89.5
38	Mississippi Rebels	$820	281	21	40.57%	-18
39	Florida International Panthers	$770	232	18	34.91%	99.5
40	Nevada Wolf Pack	$760	277	20	45.13%	138
41	Colgate Red Raiders	$750	104	12	42.31%	146.5
42	Louisville Cardinals	$740	282	20	47.16%	383
43	Providence Friars	$740	279	20	44.44%	332.5
44	North Carolina Central Eagles	$740	108	12	40.74%	166
45	Gardner Webb Runnin Bulldogs	$730	106	12	42.45%	106.5
46	Norfolk State Spartans	$720	110	12	35.45%	69
47	Tennessee State Tigers	$660	233	17	33.48%	25.5
48	North Carolina State Wolfpack	$650	275	19	43.64%	114.5
49	Fresno State Bulldogs	$620	259	18	38.61%	295.5
50	Maryland Terrapins	$610	268	18	44.03%	84
51	Saint Bonaventure Bonnies	$600	265	18	46.04%	287
52	California Baptist	$590	51	8	45.1%	51.5
53	Northern Illinois Huskies	$540	258	17	32.17%	-17
54	Southern University A&M Jaguars	$540	105	10	34.29%	13.5
55	Army Black Knights	$520	107	10	42.06%	-37.5
56	South Dakota Coyotes	$480	246	16	38.62%	139
57	Merrimack Warriors	$480	30	6	56.67%	-8
58	California-Santa Barbara Gauchos	$480	247	16	41.7%	66.5
59	Iowa State Cyclones	$470	269	17	44.98%	403.5
60	Prairie View A&M	$470	97	9	36.08%	140.5
61	Manhattan Jaspers	$460	270	17	41.11%	76.5
62	Hofstra Pride	$440	256	16	40.23%	4.5
63	East Tennessee State Buccaneers	$420	193	13	45.08%	125
64	Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks	$420	236	15	30.08%	193
65	Lipscomb Bison	$410	108	9	37.04%	84.5
66	Louisiana Tech Bulldogs	$380	244	15	45.9%	80
67	Georgia Southern Eagles	$370	248	15	38.71%	248
68	No.Carolina A&T	$340	59	6	35.59%	90.5
69	Murray State Racers	$340	252	15	46.43%	228.5
70	Fairleigh Dickinson-Metropolitan Knights	$320	83	7	36.14%	197
71	Seattle University Red Hawks	$310	129	9	37.21%	107
72	Iowa Hawkeyes	$280	268	15	45.9%	129
73	Florida A&M	$270	93	7	33.33%	64
74	Sam Houston State Bearkats	$270	95	7	41.05%	34.5
75	Texas Rio Grande Vaqueros	$250	80	6	32.5%	92
76	North Alabama	$240	57	5	28.07%	25.5
77	Winthrop Eagles	$230	102	7	38.24%	-52.5
78	Arkansas-Little Rock Trojans	$230	251	14	39.04%	9.5
79	San Francisco Dons	$210	258	14	39.92%	143
80	Campbell Fighting Camels	$200	86	6	37.21%	-18.5
81	California State-Bakersfield Roadrunners	$180	70	5	31.43%	48.5
82	Stetson Hatters	$170	93	6	23.66%	-21.5
83	Michigan Wolverines	$160	287	15	48.78%	318.5
84	Utah Valley Wolverines	$40	100	5	35%	22
85	Arizona Wildcats	$30	294	14	50.34%	246
86	Indiana Hoosiers	$10	276	13	45.65%	213.5
87	Dayton Flyers	$0	277	13	47.29%	212.5
88	Valparaiso Crusaders	$-40	267	12	44.94%	34.5
89	Central Florida Knights	$-40	244	11	38.93%	-70
90	Northern Kentucky Norse	$-80	164	7	42.68%	139
91	Delaware Blue Hens	$-80	254	11	37.01%	-55.5
92	Jackson State Tigers	$-100	86	3	26.74%	-17
93	Montana Grizzlies	$-100	263	11	44.11%	185.5
94	Long Island Brooklyn Blackbirds	$-110	107	4	40.19%	104
95	Tennessee Volunteers	$-110	282	12	42.2%	305
96	Bowling Green State Falcons	$-120	261	11	38.7%	-14
97	South Carolina-Upstate Spartans	$-150	94	3	28.72%	-66
98	Harvard Crimson	$-170	227	9	42.73%	112
99	Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin Cajuns	$-170	247	10	43.72%	14.5
100	Stony Brook Seawolves	$-200	108	3	40.74%	-21.5
101	New Hampshire Wildcats	$-260	75	1	24%	-67.5
102	Hampton University Pirates	$-260	96	2	39.58%	175.5
103	Kansas State Wildcats	$-280	270	10	42.59%	131
104	Duke Blue Devils	$-280	292	11	50.68%	87
105	American Eagles	$-290	102	2	39.22%	83.5
106	Princeton Tigers	$-310	212	7	43.87%	43
107	Abilene Christian Wildcats	$-310	62	0	40.32%	41
108	Missouri-Kansas City Kangaroos	$-320	150	4	34.67%	-5.5
109	Evansville Aces	$-320	259	9	34.75%	50
110	Portland State Vikings	$-360	246	8	36.59%	-1
111	Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders	$-400	276	9	42.75%	288
112	New Mexico Lobos	$-400	274	9	45.99%	-17
113	Florida State Seminoles	$-400	276	9	46.38%	143.5
114	Coppin State Eagles	$-410	105	1	21.9%	-43
115	Western Kentucky Hilltoppers	$-420	277	9	41.52%	-7.5
116	South Carolina State Bulldogs	$-430	88	0	20.45%	8
117	New Orleans Privateers	$-440	69	-1	31.88%	-18.5
118	Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils	$-450	92	0	14.13%	-111
119	Maryland-Baltimore County Retrievers	$-450	92	0	35.87%	-3.5
120	Samford Bulldogs	$-460	244	7	31.15%	107
121	Oklahoma Sooners	$-470	269	8	42.01%	178
122	Loyola-Chicago Ramblers	$-470	265	8	38.49%	123.5
123	Radford Highlanders	$-480	98	0	39.8%	78
124	Maine Black Bears	$-500	80	-1	13.75%	-41
125	Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles	$-510	253	7	35.18%	92.5
126	Southern Methodist Mustangs	$-520	260	7	43.08%	13.5
127	Eastern Washington Eagles	$-530	258	7	40.31%	142.5
128	Baylor Bears	$-540	261	7	45.59%	216.5
129	Florida Gulf Coast Eagles	$-550	112	0	38.39%	60.5
130	Illinois-Chicago Flames	$-580	267	7	31.84%	-96.5
131	Towson Tigers	$-580	246	6	36.59%	38
132	Albany Great Danes	$-580	97	-1	31.96%	67
133	Saint Francis-New York Terriers	$-590	55	-3	32.73%	-93.5
134	Nicholls State Colonels	$-590	77	-2	31.17%	-99.5
135	Grambling State Tigers	$-590	58	-3	32.76%	36
136	Memphis Tigers	$-600	274	7	44.53%	135
137	North Carolina-Asheville Bulldogs	$-610	101	-1	28.71%	-69
138	Butler Bulldogs	$-620	278	7	46.04%	55.5
139	Canisius Golden Griffins	$-640	263	6	38.4%	-108
140	Longwood Lancers	$-640	87	-2	31.03%	85.5
141	Air Force Falcons	$-650	240	5	30.83%	-98
142	Virginia Tech Hokies	$-650	260	6	36.92%	101
143	Akron Zips	$-660	262	6	42.37%	86.5
144	Hawaii Rainbow Warriors	$-680	247	5	42.11%	49
145	McNeese State Cowboys	$-690	76	-3	30.26%	-49
146	South Alabama Jaguars	$-710	253	5	36.36%	-91
147	Incarnate Word Cardinals	$-710	58	-4	17.24%	-50.5
148	Eastern Michigan Eagles	$-720	251	5	39.44%	115.5
149	Mississippi State Bulldogs	$-730	257	5	36.96%	-66.5
150	Charleston Southern Buccaneers	$-750	89	-3	32.58%	48.5
151	Mercer Bears	$-750	195	2	36.92%	-94.5
152	Mount Saint Marys Mountaineers	$-770	70	-4	37.14%	9
153	Wyoming Cowboys	$-770	265	5	35.85%	-55.5
154	Auburn Tigers	$-780	265	5	40%	4.5
155	Lafayette College Leopards	$-790	98	-3	33.67%	-151.5
156	Coastal Carolina Chanticleers	$-790	139	-1	40.29%	-25
157	Pennsylvania Quakers	$-800	227	3	37%	-27
158	Alabama A&M	$-840	86	-4	19.77%	-113
159	Saint Marys College-California Gaels	$-850	237	3	47.68%	17
160	Jacksonville State Gamecocks	$-860	239	3	31.8%	28
161	Belmont Bruins	$-880	243	3	46.09%	95
162	Central Arkansas Bears	$-890	74	-5	24.32%	-103
163	New Jersey Tech Highlanders	$-900	77	-5	28.57%	4.5
164	Saint Louis Billikens	$-910	269	4	40.52%	-86.5
165	Binghamton Bearcats	$-910	81	-5	22.22%	-17.5
166	Bethune Cookman Wildcats	$-920	81	-5	33.33%	-23
167	Clemson Tigers	$-940	256	3	39.84%	34
168	Houston Baptist Huskies	$-950	86	-5	18.6%	-22
169	Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks	$-960	216	1	35.65%	59.5
170	Presbyterian Blue Hose	$-960	88	-5	25%	-54.5
171	Pepperdine Waves	$-970	263	3	31.18%	-30
172	Maryland-Eastern Shore Hawks	$-990	95	-5	14.74%	-185.5
173	Oregon State Beavers	$-990	267	3	36.7%	-52.5
174	Bucknell Bison	$-1020	121	-4	39.67%	107.5
175	Texas-El Paso Miners	$-1030	252	2	37.7%	-71
176	North Texas Mean Green Eagles	$-1040	236	1	33.05%	-187.5
177	Lamar Cardinals	$-1050	85	-6	35.29%	21.5
178	Navy Midshipmen	$-1050	107	-5	30.84%	-20.5
179	Pacific Tigers	$-1060	260	2	32.69%	-109
180	California-Davis Aggies	$-1060	259	2	35.91%	22
181	Xavier Musketeers	$-1090	287	3	45.99%	57.5
182	Utah State Aggies	$-1090	264	2	43.94%	151
183	Lehigh Mountain Hawks	$-1100	116	-5	37.93%	55
184	Missouri Tigers	$-1100	273	2	36.26%	31.5
185	Northern Colorado Bears	$-1120	250	1	36.4%	-134.5
186	Temple Owls	$-1130	275	2	41.82%	-66
187	Savannah State Tigers	$-1140	63	-8	25.4%	-219.5
188	Saint Peters Peacocks	$-1150	213	-1	34.27%	-45
189	Sacred Heart Pioneers	$-1160	86	-7	33.72%	-144
190	Toledo Rockets	$-1180	260	1	42.69%	168
191	Wisconsin Badgers	$-1190	286	2	46.85%	53.5
192	Grand Canyon Antelope	$-1190	93	-7	34.41%	8
193	Loyola-Marymount Lions	$-1210	140	-5	37.14%	-100.5
194	Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions	$-1230	99	-7	21.21%	-1.5
195	Virginia Commonwealth Rams	$-1250	278	1	46.04%	111.5
196	West Virginia Mountaineers	$-1260	280	1	43.21%	38
197	Brown Bears	$-1260	197	-3	30.46%	69
198	San Diego Toreros	$-1260	258	0	31.78%	104.5
199	Texas A&M CC	$-1260	85	-8	24.71%	21
200	Drake Bulldogs	$-1270	264	0	36.36%	79.5
201	Penn State Nittany Lions	$-1300	268	0	35.45%	38.5
202	Northern Iowa Panthers	$-1310	271	0	45.02%	-32.5
203	Massachusetts-Lowell River Hawks	$-1310	75	-9	33.33%	-29.5
204	Wright State Raiders	$-1320	269	0	42.75%	108
205	Georgia State Panthers	$-1320	266	0	45.11%	130
206	Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles	$-1330	232	-2	32.76%	-228.5
207	Massachusetts Minutemen	$-1340	273	0	37.36%	-130.5
208	Morgan State Bears	$-1340	100	-8	29%	-57
209	Quinnipiac Bobcats	$-1350	193	-4	36.79%	-61
210	Texas A&M	$-1360	255	-1	38.82%	-103.5
211	Western Michigan Broncos	$-1380	262	-1	35.11%	-9
212	Stephen F. Austin State Lumberjacks	$-1380	89	-9	39.33%	-85
213	Saint Johns Red Storm	$-1380	241	-2	34.02%	-53.5
214	Colorado Buffaloes	$-1390	283	0	43.82%	72
215	Tennessee-Chattanooga Moccasins	$-1410	246	-2	34.96%	-180.5
216	North Carolina-Charlotte 49ers	$-1420	251	-2	33.07%	-259.5
217	Idaho Vandals	$-1450	231	-3	33.77%	-7
218	Western Carolina Catamounts	$-1460	256	-2	30.47%	-207
219	Alabama State Hornets	$-1480	89	-10	19.1%	-126.5
220	California-Riverside Highlanders	$-1480	243	-3	26.75%	-88.5
221	Idaho State Bengals	$-1480	240	-3	25%	-65.5
222	Oakland Golden Grizzlies	$-1480	262	-2	35.88%	-183
223	Chicago State Cougars	$-1490	91	-10	6.59%	-218
224	Loyola-Maryland Greyhounds	$-1500	268	-2	28.73%	-83.5
225	Jacksonville Dolphins	$-1500	92	-10	27.17%	51.5
226	Boston University Terriers	$-1510	115	-9	38.26%	-63
227	Kentucky Wildcats	$-1530	292	-1	47.6%	91.5
228	Miami-Florida Hurricanes	$-1530	270	-2	42.96%	123
229	Siena College Saints	$-1530	252	-3	35.71%	-32.5
230	Stanford Cardinal	$-1540	274	-2	41.97%	-49
231	Vanderbilt Commodores	$-1560	274	-2	36.13%	114.5
232	Holy Cross Crusaders	$-1560	104	-10	27.88%	-35.5
233	Rutgers Scarlet Knights	$-1570	255	-3	29.41%	-242.5
234	East Carolina Pirates	$-1580	238	-4	29.83%	-41
235	Eastern Kentucky Colonels	$-1580	238	-4	34.03%	-84.5
236	Delaware State Hornets	$-1590	88	-11	17.05%	-115.5
237	Louisiana State Tigers	$-1600	266	-3	40.23%	-100.5
238	Monmouth-New Jersey Hawks	$-1600	220	-5	38.64%	-59
239	Austin Peay State Governors	$-1620	246	-4	32.93%	-116
240	Boise State Broncos	$-1630	265	-3	40.38%	92.5
241	Citadel Bulldogs	$-1630	226	-5	19.47%	-217
242	North Dakota Fighting Hawks	$-1650	230	-5	33.91%	-121
243	Kent State Golden Flashes	$-1690	261	-4	40.61%	-28
244	Liberty University Flames	$-1690	107	-11	39.25%	-30
245	Bryant University Bulldogs	$-1700	88	-12	26.14%	-128.5
246	Miami-Ohio Redhawks	$-1700	263	-4	30.42%	-53.5
247	Southern Illinois Salukis	$-1710	266	-4	37.22%	-153.5
248	Appalachian State Mountaineers	$-1720	245	-5	29.39%	-109.5
249	Marshall Thundering Herd	$-1730	268	-4	37.31%	-224.5
250	Rhode Island Rams	$-1730	269	-4	38.66%	60
251	Nebraska Cornhuskers	$-1740	268	-4	35.07%	23
252	Alabama Crimson Tide	$-1750	273	-4	37%	21.5
253	Marquette Golden Eagles	$-1770	274	-4	41.97%	-16
254	Denver Pioneers	$-1780	253	-5	37.15%	-103
255	Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners	$-1790	214	-7	33.18%	70.5
256	Alcorn State Braves	$-1800	87	-13	20.69%	-164.5
257	High Point Panthers	$-1820	91	-13	29.67%	-136
258	Texas Southern Tigers	$-1840	119	-12	30.25%	-33
259	Central Michigan Chippewas	$-1840	254	-6	34.65%	-50
260	Arkansas Razorbacks	$-1860	269	-5	43.49%	-104
261	Rider Broncs	$-1870	254	-6	38.58%	-27.5
262	Syracuse Orange	$-1880	274	-5	45.26%	-139.5
263	Brigham Young Cougars	$-1880	278	-5	46.04%	118
264	Oklahoma State Cowboys	$-1940	268	-6	39.18%	93.5
265	North Carolina-Greensboro Spartans	$-1950	249	-7	37.75%	130
266	Texas Longhorns	$-1970	273	-6	36.26%	-9.5
267	Cleveland State Vikings	$-2030	267	-7	33.71%	-109
268	Ohio State Buckeyes	$-2030	283	-6	45.94%	20.5
269	Niagara Purple Eagles	$-2040	265	-7	30.94%	-131
270	Marist Red Foxes	$-2050	245	-8	27.35%	-19
271	South Carolina Gamecocks	$-2060	272	-7	38.6%	-93.5
272	Central Connecticut State Blue Devils	$-2070	79	-16	15.19%	-148.5
273	California State-Sacramento Hornets	$-2100	239	-9	31.38%	-83.5
274	Texas State Bobcats	$-2110	217	-10	35.94%	-44.5
275	Missouri State Bears	$-2120	237	-9	32.07%	-167
276	Southern California Trojans	$-2150	288	-7	37.85%	-174.5
277	Northwestern Wildcats	$-2160	270	-8	35.56%	-62
278	California State-Long Beach 49ers	$-2170	274	-8	34.67%	-16
279	California State-Northridge Matadors	$-2190	254	-9	25.98%	-247.5
280	Duquesne Dukes	$-2210	240	-10	32.08%	-133.5
281	Columbia Lions	$-2240	199	-12	27.64%	-79.5
282	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	$-2250	267	-9	40.07%	-117.5
283	Wagner Seahawks	$-2250	94	-17	35.11%	-144.5
284	UCLA Bruins	$-2290	292	-8	44.86%	9
285	Connecticut Huskies	$-2290	273	-9	38.83%	-94.5
286	Troy Trojans	$-2360	245	-11	29.8%	-47.5
287	Wisconsin-Milwaukee Panthers	$-2360	270	-10	33.33%	-188
288	Cornell Big Red	$-2360	207	-13	26.57%	-150
289	Morehead State Eagles	$-2370	253	-11	30.83%	-171.5
290	Cincinnati Bearcats	$-2390	272	-10	45.22%	84.5
291	Ohio Bobcats	$-2400	252	-11	40.87%	-110
292	Washington Huskies	$-2400	275	-10	38.91%	-70
293	UNLV Rebels	$-2450	289	-10	39.1%	-154.5
294	Richmond Spiders	$-2470	269	-11	40.15%	18
295	Northeastern Huskies	$-2470	267	-11	41.95%	15
296	Dartmouth College Big Green	$-2480	192	-15	24.48%	-12
297	Howard Bison	$-2500	103	-19	21.36%	-141
298	Florida Gators	$-2510	281	-11	41.64%	193
299	Boston College Eagles	$-2520	257	-12	26.85%	-112.5
300	Portland Pilots	$-2530	262	-12	26.34%	-235
301	Colorado State Rams	$-2530	262	-12	37.4%	142.5
302	Southeast Missouri State Redhawks	$-2540	240	-13	27.08%	44
303	Youngstown State Penguins	$-2580	250	-13	28.4%	-153
304	Southern Illinois-Edwardsville Cougars	$-2620	231	-14	23.38%	-83
305	Minnesota Golden Gophers	$-2620	278	-12	38.49%	-295.5
306	Fairfield Stags	$-2650	260	-13	33.85%	-199.5
307	Georgetown Hoyas	$-2670	265	-13	38.11%	14
308	Indiana State Sycamores	$-2670	267	-13	37.83%	-159.5
309	North Carolina-Wilmington Seahawks	$-2690	253	-14	32.02%	-162
310	Arkansas State Red Wolves	$-2700	249	-14	34.54%	-193
311	Virginia Military Keydets	$-2750	177	-18	21.47%	-339
312	Southern Utah Thunderbirds	$-2820	255	-15	24.71%	-195
313	Illinois State Redbirds	$-2820	274	-14	40.15%	54
314	Arizona State Sun Devils	$-2900	278	-15	39.93%	-28
315	Old Dominion Monarchs	$-2910	271	-15	39.85%	-11.5
316	Weber State Wildcats	$-2920	252	-16	40.48%	-69
317	Elon Phoenix	$-2920	252	-16	34.52%	-134
318	Drexel Dragons	$-2970	265	-16	32.83%	-120.5
319	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	$-2980	265	-16	30.19%	-100.5
320	Rice University Owls	$-3050	238	-18	25.21%	-38
321	Fordham Rams	$-3090	248	-18	25.4%	-177.5
322	South Florida Bulls	$-3100	267	-17	27.72%	-131
323	DePaul Blue Demons	$-3100	271	-17	28.78%	-167.5
324	Iona Gaels	$-3130	274	-17	41.97%	116
325	North Dakota State Bison	$-3140	254	-18	42.52%	-7.5
326	Alabama-Birmingham Blazers	$-3170	261	-18	38.7%	-117.5
327	Western Illinois Leathernecks	$-3180	220	-20	27.73%	-167
328	Washington State Cougars	$-3190	265	-18	31.7%	-191
329	Montana State Bobcats	$-3210	251	-19	30.68%	-213.5
330	Bradley Braves	$-3220	274	-18	31.02%	-266.5
331	Northern Arizona Lumberjacks	$-3260	258	-19	26.36%	-372
332	Texas Tech Red Raiders	$-3270	258	-19	33.33%	-57
333	Kennesaw State Owls	$-3280	91	-27	8.79%	-186
334	Santa Clara Broncos	$-3390	263	-20	31.94%	-207.5
335	Oral Roberts Golden Eagles	$-3550	209	-24	29.67%	-180
336	La Salle Explorers	$-3570	260	-22	35.38%	-194
337	James Madison Dukes	$-3580	260	-22	33.85%	-144.5
338	Eastern Illinois Panthers	$-3630	246	-23	33.33%	-214
339	Texas Christian Horned Frogs	$-3690	261	-23	31.8%	-44.5
340	Detroit-Mercy Titans	$-3700	266	-23	27.07%	-221.5
341	George Mason Patriots	$-3850	272	-24	35.29%	-55.5
342	Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks	$-3870	229	-26	29.26%	-239
343	Tulane Green Wave	$-3900	242	-26	27.69%	-223
344	California Golden Bears	$-4020	283	-25	36.4%	-326
345	Illinois Fighting Illini	$-4030	274	-26	35.04%	-193
346	Ball State Cardinals	$-4170	249	-28	32.13%	-143.5
347	California State-Fullerton Titans	$-4170	252	-28	32.14%	-66.5
348	Florida Atlantic Owls	$-4350	244	-30	27.87%	-151
349	San Jose State Spartans	$-4370	252	-30	16.67%	-384
350	College of Charleston Cougars	$-4790	266	-33	37.97%	-194.5
351	George Washington Colonials	$-5090	267	-36	34.46%	-79.5
352	Indiana-Purdue Jaguars	$-5140	254	-37	25.59%	-339
353	Pittsburgh Panthers	$-5190	272	-37	31.25%	-289.5
354	Cal Poly-Slo Mustangs	$-6250	249	-48	26.1%	-338

** NOTE: My pick is to the left. +/- indicates getting/giving points. All CAPS indicates home team. **
Here are my picks against the spread for Week 7 (Last Week: 3-3; Overall: 6-10):
IOWA +3.5 Penn State
Yes, Iowa is coming off a game in which they scored three points, while Penn State cracked the top 10. But I believe these teams are closer than you might think. PSU has been impressive but who have they really beaten? Pitt is considered their toughest opponent to this point and against the Panthers, the Nittany Lions managed just 17 points and Iowa’s defense is better than Pitt’s. I expect the Hawkeyes to win the battle at the line of scrimmage against a Penn State offensive line that remains inconsistent. I also expect quarterback Nate Stanley to bounce back after an abysmal game at Michigan. We told you last week about Stanley’s struggles against ranked teams on the road. How does he do against ranked teams at home? Much better. Two years ago, against No. 4 Penn State and No. 6 Ohio State he threw seven TD passes to no INTs in an upset of OSU and a near upset of PSU (21-19, TD on game’s final play). The senior will play much better this week. Kinnick at night is one of the toughest places to play in the Big Ten and the Hawkeyes have covered 70 percent of their games as a home dog since 2000. Take the points and maybe throw a little on the money line.
Michigan -22 ILLINOIS
After getting embarrassed by Wisconsin, the Michigan defense has responded. They have not allowed a touchdown in nine quarters and just three points in the past two games. Some of their more highly-touted recruits in the past two classes are emerging as key players, one on each level in defensive end Aidan Hutchinson, linebacker Cameron McGrone, and defensive back Daxton Hill. The same can’t be said about the offense, but here’s the thing. They can put up points against a bad defense (see 52 points vs. Rutgers) and the Illini D is bad. Moreover, after getting shutout in the final three quarters against Iowa, you can bet they will look to bounce back and build up their confidence before taking on Penn State next week. Without a running quarterback, Illinois isn’t as effective running the ball. An OK run defense (Minnesota) held them to 91 yards on the ground last week and now they face an even tougher defense to run on. Look for the Maize & Blue to score at least 40 against a poor-tackling defense, which means if the Wolverines hold Illinois to 17, this will be a cover.
Nebraska +7.5 MINNESOTA
After backing Nebraska and losing each of the past two weeks, as well as getting beat by Minnesota in each of the past two weeks, believe me…I’m holding my nose making this selection. The Gophers are undefeated but both of their Big Ten opponents (Illinois, Purdue) are in the bottom four in the conference in yards per play offensively and bottom three in the conference in yards per play defensively. Now, they step up in competition and are laying over a touchdown. These teams are evenly matched and the Gophers may be overvalued as they’re ranked for the first time this season. In the game after a team enters the top 25, they are 7-8 straight up and 2-12-1 against the spread with six outright upsets this season. It could be players getting a little high on themselves or the public overvaluing a team because they now have a number next to their name. I believe that’s the case this week.
Maryland -3.5 PURDUE
Right now, Maryland is a much better team. The Terps are fourth in the B1G at 6.1 yards per play, nearly a full yard better than the Boilermakers (5.2). For comparison’s sake, Wisconsin is third at 6.4, a gap of just 0.3 yards. Defensively, Maryland isn’t great (5.1 YPP) but much better than Purdue (6.2 YPP), who is last in the Big Ten. Again, for comparison’s sake, that gap is bigger than Maryland compared to Michigan (4.3) or Michigan State (4.5). Dig deeper and it’s a bad matchup stylistically. The Terps are 13th nationally in scrimmage plays of 40-plus yards, 11th in plays 50-plus yards, 10th in plays 60-plus yards, and one of four teams to have 80-yard plays rushing, as well as passing. Meanwhile, Purdue is 114th in scrimmage plays allowed of 40-plus yards, while Texas Tech is the only team that has allowed more plays of 70-plus yards this season. The Boilermakers simply lack the speed to keep up with the Terps, especially with several key front-seven defenders out, while Maryland has proven it can bully inferior defenses.
Michigan State +10.5 WISCONSIN
Right off the bat, let me state I am a little concerned about Michigan State going up against big powerful offensive lines like Ohio State’s and Wisconsin’s in back-to-back weeks. College teams simply aren’t used to that. Having said that, this is a proud, veteran group with five seniors and two juniors in their front seven. They’re not just experienced, they’re a talented bunch as well. They will be highly motivated to prove they’re much better than they showed at the Horseshoe. The Badgers are also a better matchup for the Spartans D. Why? The opposing quarterback. Jack Coan is no Justin Fields. He’s not as dangerous as a passer and not even close to being the same threat running, which impacted MSU’s ability to key in on the running back. It’s no surprise that in the one game Wisconsin had trouble running the ball (vs. Northwestern), Coan had his worst performance. Then there are the numbers. The Badgers are a 10.5-point favorite and the total is just 40. That’s bad math. According to Brad Powers of PreGame.com, favorites of seven or more with totals of 43 or less, cover just 43 percent of the time. Throw in the fact high winds are expected and this should be a close, low-scoring game, which favors the underdog.

For the last part in this series, I wanted to do two things that might actually help people win their bracket by answering two questions: is their a correlation between a protected (1-4) seeds profile and their chances of going deep into the tournament and how have similar teams in terms of raw efficiency performed in the past?
The second part is literally just data collection. I have to shout out the wonderful barttorvik.com for the last time since that is where this tool originates and I merely put it together.
PART 1 - TOP 4 SEEDS BASED ON ADJO AND ADJD
Duke is good. We know this. But, how good? Well, they rank in the Top 10 in both AdjO and AdjD. But, wait, there's more! UNC, Virginia, and Gonzaga do as well. That seems like it's good. *checks with judges* Yep, it's good. Does it mean anything come tournament time and what about the teams that aren't our murderous quartet of #1 seeds?
What Is This?
Basic groupings of ten because I'm a human and we run off base ten. This means, it's looking at teams with similar profiles (i.e. ranked 11th-20th in AdjO and 21st-30th in AdjD) and how those teams performed.
TOP 10 ADJO + TOP 10 ADJD
The Teams: Virginia, Duke, UNC, Gonzaga
There have been 11 #1 seeds in the past ten years to rank in the Top 10 on both sides of the ball heading into the tournament. Here's how they fared (a star means they lost the championship game)
Won Title: 2 (2010 Duke / 2012 Kentucky)
Made Final 4: 2 (2017 Gonzaga* / 2015 Kentucky)
Lost Elite 8: 4 (2016 Kansas / 2016 Virginia / 2012 UNC / 2011 Kansas)
Lost Sweet 16: 2 (2011 Duke / 2011 Ohio State)
Lost 2nd Round: 1 (2010 Kansas)
What It Means:
I'm hesitant to do this, but this is easily the strongest group of #1 seeds in the past ten years. Only 1 out of the 11 previous teams didn't make the Sweet 16, losing in one of the most memorable upsets of the decade. But, it's not a guarantee of sustained success. Half of these teams didn't even make the Final 4. One of these teams is probably losing in the Sweet 16, but which one? Your guess is as good as mine.
TOP 10 ADJO + 11-20 ADJD
The Teams: Michigan State
There have been 12 teams total, but only 4 #2 seeds who fit in this group.
Made Final 4: 1 (2015 (#1) Wisconsin*)
Lost Elite 8: 3 (2012 (#1) Syracuse, 2018 (#2) Duke, 2015 (#2) Arizona)
Lost Sweet 16: 5 (2013 (#1) Indiana, 2010 (#1) Syracuse, 2018 (#2) Purdue, 2009 (#2) Duke, 2015 (#4) UNC)
Lost 2nd Round: 3 (2017 (#1) Villanova, 2015 (#1) Villanova, 2013 (#1) Gonzaga
What It Means:
I'm picking against them, but the Spartans seem like a good bet to at least make the Sweet 16 based on recent history. The three teams to lose before then were all #1s with a double Villanova in there. But, no team in this group has ever won the title.
TOP 10 ADJO + 31-40 ADJD
The Teams: Tennessee, Purdue
A little smaller grouping here as only six teams qualify in this group, but it's an interesting bunch...
Won Title: 2 (2015 (#1) Duke, 2009 (#1) UNC)
Made Final 4: 1 (2018 (#1) Kansas)
Lost 2nd Round: 3 (2017 (#2) Duke, 2014 (#2) Kansas, 2016 (#4) Kentucky)
What It Means:
I am out on Tennessee. They might prove me wrong given Grant Williams and Schofield's pedigree and talent, but there's a lot working against them. Purdue is a more interesting case as you'll see later. It seems like they're screwed. Their raw #s have an amazing precedent (seriously, if you scroll down to look at one team, look at Purdue).
TOP 10 ADJO + 40+ ADJD
The Teams: LSU
There are a whopping 23 teams that fit in this category so I won't break them all down. About half of the 23 didn't survive to the Sweet 16. The only two teams to make the Final 4 in this group was the 2013 Michigan team and 2014 Wisconsin team who IIRC fielded some of the top offenses in KenPom history. LSU is 9th on Torvik. There are some positive teams on the 3 seed line, though. 2010 Baylor and 2015 Notre Dame both made the Elite 8 coming from this grouping. So, it's not out of the realm of possibility.
TOP 10 ADJD + 11-20 ADJO
The Teams: Michigan
Only 7 teams in this grouping. Four were #1 or #2 seeds.
2014 (#1) Florida - Final 4
2012 (#1) Michigan State - Sweet 16
2009 (#1) UConn - Final 4
2012 (#2) Kansas - Championship Game
What It Means:
Not sure, but it seems like teams that can lock down on D and are relatively efficient on offense are capable of making deep runs, just not winning the whole thing. That sounds like Michigan to me! Wait, this isn't cfb. No, stop, don't attack me. I'm sorry.
11-20 ADJO + 11-20 ADJD
The Teams: Kentucky, Houston
A solid 10 teams in this grouping that are very hit-or-miss. More than half (6) made the Elite 8, but only 2 made the Final 4 (the Buddy Hield Oklahoma team and the 2013 Syracuse team). Three teams didn't make it out of the 2nd Round including last year's Michigan State fiasco and the 2015 Kansas team that lost to an admittedly good Wichita State team that was underseeded.
What It Means:
Well, one of these teams isn't going to the Elite 8 because they're in the same side of the region. The question becomes do you like Wofford/Seton Hall over Kentucky or Iowa State/Ohio State over Houston more?
11-20 ADJO + 21-30 ADJ
The Teams: Virginia Tech
Only 4 teams fit this profile so sample size and all that. None made it past the Sweet 16. If you extend it out to any team with a defense outside of the Top 20 without a Top 10 offense, you get sixteen teams total. Only two made it to the Elite 8.
21-30 ADJO + TOP 10 ADJD
The Teams: Texas Tech
Another large grouping featuring 13 previous teams that fit this profile. Only two have made the Final 4: The 2013 Louisville team that was the #1 Overall Seed and the 2009 Michigan State team who was 2 seed. Five teams didn't make it out of the first two rounds. Two of them were Virginia teams including last year's not-so-good bois and the West Virginia team that got upset in a 3/14 game.
What It Means:
It means I'm tired and we're all probably screwed and you should just look at team colors or something. Or continue to the second part because it might be more enlightening.
31-40 ADJO + 11+ ADJD
The Teams: Florida State, Kansas
You're a team who's fine on offense. You don't have an elite D, though. That's a shame. Be nice to have. Hey, there's eight teams like us in the past ten years. I'm sure some of them made a Final 4 or something. No? Huh. An Elite 8? Yep! Okay, no. But, two of them did make the Sweet 16. One less than got knocked out in the 1st Round. Oh, that's bad. It sure is!
40+ ADJO + TOP 10 ADJD
The Teams: Kansas State
I lied. I said on Monday that K-State sucked and GIFs were for dummies and there's only one Manhattan and it sure isn't in the middle of nowhere. I was only looking at teams that had sub-40th ranked offenses. That doesn't look so good. But, if you have a really elite D? It gets better!
75% of these teams made the Sweet 16. 9 out of 12. Almost half of them made the Elite 8. It's not as dire as it seems for Kansas State. Of course, one of these teams was last year's Cincy team. And the Georgetown team that got stomped by FGCU.
PART 2 - TORVIK'S SIMILAR TEAMS AND AVERAGE WINS
Explanation: I can't really take credit for this. Torvik has an amazing feature where you can look at any team from this year, click on 'Similar Profiles' and then check boxes limiting the comparison to 'Tournament Teams Only' and 'Similar Seeds'. This measures raw efficiency and tempo (so not ranking relative to other teams like all my other research) giving you the 10 most similar teams within 1 seed line, i.e., if you are a #5 seed it will show you both 4 and 6 seeds. It displays how far each of those 10 teams advanced plus a total 'Average Wins'. That's the number displayed here. So, I did that for all 66 remaining teams in the tournament. The results are below along with notes on some of the teams. There are certainly some interesting things in here...
EAST
#1 Duke: 2.8 - Only two of the ten most-similar teams made the Final 4.
#16 NDSU/NC Central: 0
#8 VCU: 0.7 - 3-4 in the 8 vs. 9 game - and the 2017 South Carolina team boosted the average - no other team made the Sweet 16)
#9 UCF: 0-3 (3-3 in the 8 vs. 9 game)
#5 Mississippi State: 2.1 - tied for 2nd highest in the region, only three of the ten most similar teams didn't make the Sweet 16
#12 Liberty: 0.2 - 2-8 among ten most similar teams
#4 Virginia Tech: 1.9 - four teams went to the Elite 8, the others all failed to make it out the 2nd Round
#13 St. Louis: 0.2
#6 Maryland: 1.2 - their top 3 comparisons all made the Sweet 16, nobody else made it out of the 2nd Round including all of the #6 seeds
#11 Belmont: 0.3 - all the 11 seeds lost their first game
#3 LSU: 1.4 - this is way closer to a 5 or 6 seed than a 3 seed
#14 Yale: 0
#7 Louisville: 2.1 - tied for 2nd highest in the region, best for any seed lower than 6
#10 Minnesota: 0.5 - mostly 1st Round losses
#2 Michigan State: 2.1 - lowest among all #2 seeds, none of their Top 10 comparisons made the Final 4
#15 Bradley: 0
WEST
#1 Gonzaga: 2.8 - same average as Duke, but four of the ten teams didn't make it to the Elite 8
#16 FDU: 0
#8 Syracuse: 1.2 - either out in the first or to the Sweet 16
#9 Baylor: 0.7 - the 2011 Butler team heavily brings up this average, it's a lot of losses in 7 vs. 10 and 8 vs. 9 games
#5 Marquette: 1.3 - no Elite 8 appearances, majority won 1st Round game
#12 Murray State: 0.7 - half won their 1st Round game
#4 Florida State: 1.6 - all the other 4 seeds in their top 10 comparisons made the Elite 8
#13 Vermont: 0
#6 Buffalo: 0.5 - teams are 4-6, none of their Top 10 made the Sweet 16
#11 Arizona St.: 0.9 - their three best comparisons all made the Sweet 16 / #11 St. John's: 0.7
#7 Nevada: 0.8 - only 1 made the Sweet 16, majority won their 1st round game
#10 Florida: 1 - their two closest comparisons both made the Elite 8, nearly every other lost their 1st round game
#2 Michigan: 2.6 - five went to the Elite 8, three went to the Final 4
#15 Montana: 0.2 (MTSU over MSU and Mercer over Duke were in their Top 10)
SOUTH
#1 Virginia: 2.7 - hard to decipher because their top comparisons are all Virginia teams
#16 Gardner-Webb: 0
#8 Ole Miss: 0.7 - no Sweet 16 teams
#9 Oklahoma: 0.5
#5 Wisconsin: 1.2 - lowest among 5 seeds, top comparisons didn't make Sweet 16
#12 Oregon: 0.3 - top 6 comparisons all lost their first game
#4 Kansas State: 1.7 - top 3 comparisons all lost their first game, all the 4 seeds won a game
#13 UC-Irvine: 0.1
#6 Villanova: 1.3 - most 6 seeds won this game, but failed to advance past that
#11 St. Mary's: 0.2 - this was a little shocking to me
#3 Purdue: 3.1!!!!!! - this is the 2nd highest average for any team in the tournament, 9 of their top 10 comparisons made at least the Elite 8, CHOOOOOOO CHOOOOOO #14 Old Dominion: 0
#7 Cincinnati: 0.8 - only two teams advanced to the Sweet 16
#10 Iowa: 0.5
#2 Tennessee: 2.4
#15 Colgate: 0.2 (two upsets in here)
MIDWEST
#1 UNC: 3.2 - highest among all teams, top comparisons all UNC teams that went 4
#16 Iona: 0
#8 Utah St.: 0.9
#9 Washington: 0.8 - both Utah State and Washington have a few sleepers in there
#5 Auburn: 1.2 - none of their comparisons made the Sweet 16
#12 New Mexico St.: 0.5 - similar teams are 3-7
#4 Kansas: 1 - YIKES!
#13 Northeastern: 0.2 - two wins, but both were #12 seeds
#6 Iowa State: 1.4
#11 Ohio State: 0 - yep, that's right, 0-10
#3 Houston: 2.2
#14 Georgia State: 0.4
#7 Wofford: 1.4 - three out of their top five closest comparisons made the Sweet 16 our further
#10 Seton Hall: 0.7
#2 Kentucky: 2.3 - four of their ten comparisons made the Elite 8
#15 Abilene Christian: 0.2
AND THAT'S IT FOR THIS YEAR!
I hope everyone enjoyed. Sorry about the lateness on this. Real life got in the way. I'm going to make my picks later tonight. Hopefully, this pans out otherwise I'll be exposed as a horrible fraud.
Thanks again for reading or browsing and all the gold/silver.
Lastly and most importantly, enjoy the games. It's the most wonderful time of the year!
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Week 10 Power Rankings:
Okay, Nebraska, we get it. You can brigade any internet poll. Congratulations. We had a record number of voters this week, as well as a record number of obvious troll votes that had to be thrown out (almost exclusively Nebraska fans, many of whom voted their team #1 and/or Iowa #14). This is a reminder that I remove those votes, so your blatant trolling was for naught.

Rank	Team	Points	Average Rank	Prev.	Change	Variance
1	Michigan	145(145)	1.00	1	0	0.00
2	Ohio State	311	2.14	2	0	0.39
3	Northwestern	669	4.61	5	+2	3.67
4	Penn State	680	4.69	3	-1	2.26
5	Michigan State	740	5.10	6	+1	3.34
6	Purdue	837	5.77	8	+2	2.51
7	Wisconsin	897	6.19	7	0	2.58
8	Iowa	1044	7.20	4	-4	3.65
9	Nebraska	1382	9.53	12	+3	3.49
10	Maryland	1471	10.14	9	-1	1.79
11	Indiana	1602	11.05	10	-1	1.50
12	Illinois	1707	11.77	13	+1	0.98
13	Minnesota	1723	11.88	11	-2	1.69
14	Rutgers	2017	13.91	14	0	0.12

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Rank	Commentary
1.	That’s three-straight dominant wins (42-7) over a ranked team as the revenge tour rolls on. Michigan won the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball and set the tone early. They sacked Trace McSorley twice on the opening drive, which established the kind of day it was going to be for the PSU offense (186 total yards). They bottled up Miles Sanders (14 yards on 7 carries), McSorley was just 5 of 13 passing, there were five sacks, and two interceptions (one each for Tommy Stevens). Once again Josh Uche led the pass rush with two sacks…he’s now second in the B1G with seven, all coming in the past five games. His quickness, speed, and athleticism are tough for O-linemen to handle. Brandon Watson returned an INT for a TD and Michigan cornerbacks now have scored four touchdowns, twice the amount they’ve allowed. Crazy. A PSU touchdown with 1:59 remaining prevented the shutout. Don Brown IS the king of DCs. The offense established the running game early as the Wolverines went 76 yards on eight plays on their first drive, all runs, to take a 7-0 lead. That was a statement in itself. Michigan outran PSU 259 yards to 68 with Karan Higdon going for 132 yards to give him seven-straight with 100-plus yards. Shea Patterson ran for 42 yards and accounted for three scores, one rushing and two through the air, including a pretty scoring strike while rolling to his right to Donovan Peoples-Jones, who now has seven TD grabs. Most importantly, the offensive line is developing into a strength. They not only opened holes for the running game but limited PSU to just one sack (3.5 per game coming in). Sitting at No. 4 in the CFB Playoff Rankings, the Wolverines are in a good place ten weeks in. B1GLove
2.	Good news: our running game finally showed up again and Brendon White actually looked like a competent safety when he got the chance to play. Bad news: The defense still can't stop the run and LB play is still just as bad as always. Michigan is going to score at will against this defense. Up next: A road trip up to East Lansing where our defense will do their best to make Sparty look like an offensive juggernaut. Strangely enough considering how hotly contested OSU/MSU games have been lately, but Sparty hasn't actually beaten the Buckeyes in East Lansing since 1999. I wouldn't be surprised if that streak ends this week. topher3003
3.	LeinadSpoon
4.	Well, that wasn't what I expected. Michigan absolutely trounced Penn State in a game where the offense could do absolutely nothing to get going. If not for a Tommy Stevens garbage time TD, the Lions would have been shutout. I have to give the defense some credit for keeping the game within two scores up until the half. I don't even fully fault them for the second half collapse because they were tired from being on the field for ⅔ of the game - the offense did little other help. Hot take: at this point, I don't think the Lions should be ranked. Even our best wins are unconvincing, looking back. My confidence in Rahne is shaken as any chance we have have left for a second tier bowl game hinges on this weekend against Wisconsin. 2ndHalfTeam
5.	A solid win over a program in turmoil and it seems MSU is getting this season back on track. The defense is coming around nicely as players return from injury. The offense is still shaky as neith QB looked good this week. The wind was certainly a factor, but the Lewerke injury and Lombardi's inexperience make things tough moving forward, despite the plan to stick with Brian for the moment. Next week is a big game against an OSU team that has struggled as of late. Getting a win here puts MSU in line for a NY6 bowl if cards begin to fall in the right way. FoxMcbowser42
6.	Purdue knocked off another Top 25 team at Ross-Ade to improve to 3-0 on the season. It's incredible how different this team looks now vs. the first three weeks. David Bloug had two killer interceptions, but he also had three long touchdown passes and another short one to help Purdue secure the game. The end of the game was a thriller; after allowing Iowa to take a one point lead, Purdue's final drive started from midfield and included a 4th and 2 conversion. Spencer Evans converted a chip shot field goal for the game winner. Next weekend, the Boilermakers go on the road to Minnesota, witha good chance to become bowl eligible before the last game of the season for the first time since...who can remember that long ago. dgahimer
7.	Woo, we beat Rutgers! Hornibrook did not have a good day in his return from his concussion. He went 7/16 with 2 INTs, but the worst was that right before halftime he was tackled, landing on the back of his helmet and had to leave the game. On the bright side, coming out of halftime the Badgers said, "You know what? We really don't need to pass the ball." Wisconsin did not throw a pass in the 3rd quarter and unlike last week, Jonathan Taylor was able to carry the offense in Hornibrook's absence (with a little help from the O-line of course) to the tune of 208 yds and 3 TDs. Although Rutgers was able to score some points in the 4th quarter, the game was effectively over after the 3rd. pianobadger
8.	Missed the game. Got married. Pretty sure I got the better end of that deal. Heard there was some suspect officiating and some terrible secondary play by Iowa. trumpet_23
9.	In a season like this, the best medicine is to find the good things to build on. Well I’ll take the bitter pill and talk special teams. How is it possible to be so grotesquely terrible at every single facet of special teams? We get punts blocked, but even clean punts don’t go very far. We always lose the field position game. We miss field goals and PATs. We kick off out of bounds. When we manage to keep the kickoff in play, we can’t stop long returns. We are terrible at our own kick returns. We do this? On the bright side, the rest of the season really looks winnable. But also losable. This week is Illinois, Nebraska holds the all-time lead 11-3-1. Nebraska_Actually
10.	Guess I'll start out with the happenings of last week... The BoR's decision to retain Durkin, Evans, and Loh was unfathomable. Even if you didn't care about the optics, the two reports outline so many failings and infighting at all levels of the university that there is no way to continue with the status quo. And the media is so caught up in their narrative that the culture killed a player that no one has even bothered to talk about the fact that the trainers who failed to properly treat McNair are still employed. The very students that organized protest at the decision to retain Durkin failed to show up and support the student-athletes even after he was fired. Then we have a backup punter tried to use the situation to air his own personal grievances by running media and the Murphy law firm to slander a teammate. As someone who loves my university, it's painful to witness this whole situation. I have so much respect for the players and their handling of this because their resilience through this challenging time is one of the few bright spots of the last few months. Anyways, onto our previously scheduled programming. It's gotten kinda bland writing this blurb because I probably could have gotten away with only writing two of them this whole season. Last week Maryland's run game was unstoppable and the pass game got involved against a bad opponent. This week we faced a tough run defense and the Maryland offense looked completely inept from start to finish. Stop me if you've heard this before. Maryland has not played a game that was within 21 points since Week 1. Down 17-3 in the 4th quarter, Maryland very nearly flipped the script. With MSU backed up in their own redzone, Byron Cowart corralled a deflected pass and was going to take it to the house for a pick-6. However a MSU player snuck up on his blindside and punched the ball out short of the goal line. Michigan State recovered the ball in the endzone, gaining them 4 yards on the play and would score an 80yd rushing touchdown on the next. So it goes. Next week is basically the last chance for Maryland to reach a bowl. They hit the road to play Indiana before facing Ohio State and Penn State. Pray that the trend continues. Wicked_UMD
11.	BYE manofruber
12.	There really was nothing to say about the Illini game 2 weeks ago against Maryland. Last week was a whole new game and we would have won 55-17 if the second team didn't allow 2 garbage time TDs. Nonetheless, this was probably the most complete game I have seen from the Illini. Our offense exploded for 646 yards with Reggie Corbin and AJ Bush contributing all but 92 of the yards. On defense however, we allowed 436 yards which really isn't an improvement with Lovie as the play caller. Yes there were blitzes and packages other than a boring Cover 2, but our linebackers and DTs are too inexperienced and continuously missed tackles, mis read the offense and failed to adjust to the playcall. This defense is not ready for prime time play and will need to grow and mature to compete at a high level week after week. Nebraska next week scares me, especially with the way their offense has been playing. But in the end, all hope is not lost, at least until Saturday. the_reddit_intern
13.	No offense to the Illini but that was embarrassing on so many levels. I feel like a broken record with these losses, giving up huge plays repeatedly is killing us. There is not much to highlight on the Minnesota side of the ball in this one, the one optimistic point is the firing of defensive coordinator Robb Smith. I've been calling for it for a couple of weeks now, however I assumed due to the friendship between Fleck and Smith that it wouldn't happen until the end of the season. Nice to see Fleck make the hard decisions. Our schedule does not get any easier, so interim DC Joe Rossi and Fleck have some scheming to do if they want to at least match years win total. kShnarsty
14.	Good teams win, great teams cover. And this past Saturday, Rutgers was a great team (at least for bettors who took them to cover the -29 spread). Screw that shark making tons of money betting against Rutgers in Vegas earlier in the season. Blink for a second, and what do you know, Rutgers is now a decent 4-5 on covering the spread this season. Anyway, enough of my NJ self-loathing. This Rutgers performance was what fans were expecting all year. Solid and competitive against top teams, that's all we were asking for. Sure, Wisconsin isn't the playoff hopeful they were at season start, but this is still a really good football team, though "One Horni Boi" played poorly. And sure, the 14 point margin occurred only with 1 minute left in the game, but I'll take it. It was a breakout performance for RB Raheen Blackshear, who caught 8 passes for 152 yards and a TD. QB Art Sitkowski actually played "Lit-kowski" with a 261 yards and 1 TD, and importantly, no turnovers for the second straight game. Hopefully we play a solid game against Michigan, who beat us a by a super embarrassing 78-0 score the last time they played us in Piscataway. MRC1986

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Previous Results

So a few weeks ago I compiled all the early week one betting lines and was asked to do this weekly so here it is.
I will choose 5 games against the spread each week and keep track of my record. This week my choices are as follows: 1. Troy +11 @ Boise St. 2. Nevada +24 @ Nortwestern. 3. FIU +17 @ UCF 4. FAU +9.5 vs Navy (all aboard the joey freshwater hype train) 5. CSU +5 @ Colorado

Teams	Bovada	V1 Consensus	Westgate Superbook	MGM Mirage	William Hill	Wynn LV	CG Tech.	Stations	BetOnline
FIU @ UCF	UCF -17	UCF -17	UCF -17	Locked	UCF -17	UCF -16.5	UCF -17	UCF -17	UCF -16.5
Buffalo @ Minnesota	UM -24	UM -24	UM -24.5	UM -25	UM -25	UM -24.5	UM -25	Locked	UM -24
Tulsa @ Oklahoma State	OKST -18.5	OKST -17.5	OKST -18	OKST -18	OKST -18	OKST -19	Locked	OKST -18.5	OKST -17.5
Ohio State @ Indiana	tOSU -21.5	tOSU -21	tOSU -20.5	tOSU -20.5	tOSU -21	tOSU -20.5	tOSU -21	tOSU -21	tOSU -21.5
ULM @ Memphis	MEM -26	MEM -26	MEM -26	MEM -26	MEM -26.5	MEM -26.5	MEM -26.5	MEM -26	MEM -25.5
New Mexico State @ Arizona State	ASU -23	ASU -22.5	ASU -22.5	ASU -23	ASU -23	ASU -23	ASU -23.5	ASU -22.5	ASU -22
Charlotte @ Eastern Michigan	EMU -14	EMU -14	EMU -14	EMU -14	EMU -14	EMU -14	EMU -14	Locked	EMU -14
Navy @ FAU	Navy -9.0	Navy -9.5	Navy -9.5	Navy -9.5	Navy -9.5	Navy -10	Navy -9.5	Navy -9.5	Navy -9.0
Washington @ Rutgers	UW -27.5	UW -27.5	UW -27.5	UW -28	UW -28	UW -27.5	UW -27.5	UW -27.5	UW -27.5
Utah State @ Wisconsin	Wisc -27.0	Wisc -28	Wisc -28	Wisc -27.5	Wisc -28	Locked	Wisc -27.5	Wisc -28	Wisc -28.5
Boston College @ Northern Illinois	BC -4.0	BC -3.5	BC -3.5	BC -3.5	BC -3.5	BC -3.5	BC -3.5	BC -4.0	BC -4.0
Colorado State @ Colorado	Colorado -5.0	Colorado -4.5	Colorado -4.5	Colorado -5.5	Colorado -5.0	Colorado -5.5	Colorado -5.0	Colorado -4.5	Colorado -5.0
Maryland @ Texas	UT -19	UT -18.5	UT -18.5	UT -18	UT -18	UT -18	UT -18	UT -19	UT -18.5
Bowling Green @ Michigan State	MSU -17.5	MSU -17.5	MSU -17	MSU -17	MSU -17	MSU -17	MSU -17	MSU -17	MSU -17.5
Wyoming @ Iowa	Iowa -11.5	Iowa -11.5	Iowa -11.5	Iowa -12.5	Iowa -12	Iowa -12.5	Iowa -12	Locked	Iowa -11.5
Akron @ Penn State	PSU -31	PSU -30.5	PSU -30.5	PSU -31	PSU -31	PSU -30.5	PSU -31	PSU -31	PSU -30
Kent State @ Clemson	Clem -39.5	Clem -39.5	Clem -39.5	Clem -40	Clem -39	Clem -39.5	Clem -39.5	Clem -40	Clem -39.5
Ball State @ Illinois	Illinois -7.0	Illinois -7.0	Illinois -6.5	Illinois -7.0	Illinois -7.0	Illinois -7.0	Illinois -7.0	Illinois -7.0	Illinois -6.5
California @ North Carolina	UNC -12	UNC -12	UNC -11.5	UNC -12	Locked	UNC -12	UNC -12	Locked	UNC -12
NC State @ South Carolina	NCST -5.0	NCST -5.0	NCST -5.5	NCST -5.5	NCST -5.0		NCST -5.5	NCST -5.5	Locked
Michigan @ Florida	UM -4.0	UM -3.5	UM -3.5	UM -3.5	Locked	UM -4.0	UM -3.5	UM -3.5	UM -3.5
UTEP @ Oklahoma	OU -42	OU -42	OU -43	OU -43.5	OU -44	OU -44	OU -44	OU -42	OU -42.5
Temple @ Notre Dame	ND -18	ND -18.5	ND -18.5	ND -17.5	ND -18	ND -17.5	ND -17.5	ND -18.5	ND -18.5
Nevada @ Northwestern	NW -24	NW -24	NW -24	NW -23.5	Locked	NW -24	Locked	Locked	Locked
Troy @ Boise State	BSU -11	BSU -10.5	BSU -10.5	BSU -11	Locked	BSU -11.5	BSU -11	BSU -11	BSU -11
Kentucky @ Southern Miss	UK -10	UK -10	UK -10	UK -10	Locked	UK -10	UK -10	Locked	UK -10
Western Michigan @ USC	USC -27.5	USC -26.5	USC -26.5	USC -27.5	USC -27.5	USC -27.5	Locked	USC -27	USC -27.5
Appalachian State @ Georgia	UGA -14.5	UGA -14.5	UGA -14.5	UGA -14	UGA -14.5	UGA -14.5	Locked	UGA -14	UGA -14
Miami (OH) @ Marshall	Marshall -2.0	Marshall -2.5	Marshall -2.5	Marshall -1.5	Marshall -1.5	Marshall -1.5	Mmarshall -1.5	Marshall -2.0	Marshall -2.0
UMass @ Coastal Carolina	Umass -2.5	Umass -2.5	Umass -2.5	Umass -2.0	Umass -2.0	Umass -2.5	Umass -2.5	Umass -2.5	Umass -2.5
Houston @ UTSA	PPD	PPD	PPD	PPD	PPD	PPD	PPD	PPD	PPD
Georgia Southern @ Auburn	AU -34	AU -34.5	AU -34.5	AU -34.5	AU -34.5	AU -34	AU -34.5	AU -33.5	AU -34.5
Purdue vs Louisville	UL -24.5	UL -24.5	UL -24.5	UL -25	UL -25	UL -25	UL -25	UL -25	UL -24.5
South Alabama @ Ole Miss	Miss -24	Miss -23.5	Miss -24	Miss -24	Miss -24	Miss -24	Miss -24	Locked	Miss -24
Florida State @ Alabama	Bama -7.5	Bama -7.0	Locked	Bama -7.0	Locked	Bama -7.0	Bama -7.0	Locked	Bama -7.0
Arkansas State @ Nebraska	Neb -15	Neb -15	Neb -15	Neb -15.5	Neb -15	Neb -15	Neb -15	Neb -15	Neb -16
Vanderbilt @ Middle Tennessee	Vandy -3.5	Vandy -3.5	Vandy -3.0	Vandy -4.0	Vandy -3.5	Vandy -3.5	Vandy -3.5	Vandy -3.5	Vandy -3.5
BYU vs LSU	N/A	LSU -16.5	LSU -16.5	LSU -14.5	LSU -16.5	LSU -14	LSU -16	LSU -16	LSU -16
West Virginia @ Virginia Tech	VT -4.0	VT -4.0	VT -4.0	VT -4.5	VT -4.5	VT -4.0	VT -4.5	Locked	VT -4.0
Texas A&M @ UCLA	UCLA -3.5	UCLA -4.0	UCLA -3.5	UCLA -3.5	UCLA -4.0	UCLA -4.0	UCLA -4.0	UCLA -4.0	UCLA -3.5
Tennessee @ Georgia Tech	UT -3.0	UT -3.0	UT -3.0	UT -3.0	UT -3.0	UT -3.5	UT -3.0	UT -3.0	UT -3.0

Here are the week 2 betting lines. Last week I went 1-3-1 which is why I have a day job. My picks ATS this week are: 1. UNC +10 vs Louisville 2. Arkansas +3 vs TCU 3. South Carolina +2.5 @ Mizzou 4. UTSA +16 @ Baylor 5. Duke +3.0 vs NU.

Teams	Bovada	V1 Consensus	Westgate Superbook	MGM Mirage	William Hill	Wynn LV	CG Tech.	Stations	BetOnline
Oklahoma State @ South Alabama	OKST -29	OKST -28	OKST -28	OKST -28.5	OKST -28.5	OKST -28	OKST -28	OKST -28.5	OKST -28
Ohio @ Purdue	PUR -4.0	PUR -3.5	PUR -3.5	PUR -3.5	PUR -3.5	PUR -3.5	PUR -4.0	PUR -4.0	PUR -3.5
FAU @ Wisconsin	WIS -32	WIS -31.5	WIS -32	WIS -31.5	WIS -31.5	WIS -33	WIS -32	WIS -33	WIS -32
Charlotte @ Kansas State	KSU -36.5	KSU -36.5	KSU -36.5	KSU -36	KSU -36	KSU -35.5	KSU -36	KSU -36	KSU -36
Cincinnati @ Michigan	UM -35	UM -34.5	UM -34.5	UM -34.5	UM -34	UM -35	UM -34	UM -34.5	UM -34
ECU @ West Virginia	WVU -24.5	WVU -24	WVU -24	WVU -24	WVU -24	WVU -24	WVU -24.5	WVU -24	WVU -24
Iowa @ Iowa State	Iowa -3.0	Iowa -2.5	Iowa -2.5	Iowa -2.5	Iowa -2.5	Iowa -2.5	Iowa -2.5	Iowa -2.5	Iowa -2.5
Louisville @ North Carolina	UL -10	UL -9.5	UL -10	UL -9.5	UL -9.5	UL -9.5	UL -10	UL -10	UL -9.5
ULM @ Florida State	FSU -34.5	FSU -34.5	FSU -34.5	FSU -33.5	FSU -34	FSU -34.5	FSU -34.5	FSU -33.5	FSU -34
Northwestern @ Duke	NW -3.0	NW -3.0	NW -4.0	NW -3.0	NW -3.0	NW -3.5	NW -3.0	NW -3.0	NW -3.0
USF @ Connecticut	USF -17	USF -17	USF -17	USF -17	USF -17.5	USF -17	USF -17	USF -17.5	USF -17
Buffalo @ Army	Army -16.5	Army -16.5	Army -16.5	Army -16.5	Army -16.5	Army -16.5	Army -16	Army -16.5	Army -16.5
Wake Forest @ Boston College	PK	PK	PK	BC -1.0	BC -1.0	PK	BC -1.5	BC -1.0	PK
Texas State @ Colorado	COLO –35.5	COLO -35.5	COLO -35.5	COLO -36	COLO -36	COLO -36	COLO -36	COLO -36	COLO -36
UAB @ Ball State	BSU -14	BSU -14.5	BSU -14.5	BSU -14	BSU -14	BSU -14	BSU -14	BSU -13.5	BSU -14
Indiana @ Virginia	IND -3.0	IND -3.0	IND -3.0	IND -3.0	IND -3.0	IND -3.0	IND -3.0	IND -3.0	IND -3.0
Middle Tennessee @ Syracuse	SYR -10	SYR -10	SYR -9.5	SYR -10	SYR -9.5	SYR -9.5	SYR -10	SYR -9.5	SYR -10
TCU @ Arkansas	TCU -3.0	TCU -3.0	TCU -3.0	TCU -3.5	TCU -3.0	TCU -3.0	TCU -3.0	TCU -3.0	TCU -3.5
Fresno State @ Alabama	BAMA -43	BAMA -44	BAMA -43.5	BAMA -43.5	BAMA -44	BAMA -43	BAMA -43.5	BAMA -44	BAMA -44
Old Dominion @ UMass	ODU -3.5	ODU -3.5	ODU -3.5	ODU -3.5	ODU -3.5	ODU -3.5	ODU -3.5	ODU -3.5	ODU -3.5
Pittsburgh @ Penn State	PSU -21.5	PSU -21	PSU -21	PSU -21	PSU -21	PSU -22	PSU -21	PSU -21	PSU -21
Western Michigan @ Michigan State	MSU -7.0	MSU -7.5	MSU -7.5	MSU -7.5	MSU -7.5	MSU -7.5	MSU -7.5	MSU -7.5	MSU -7.5
Eastern Michigan @ Rutgers	RUTG -5.5	RUTG -5.5	RUTG -5.5	RUTG -5.0	RUTG -5.0	RUTG -5.0	RUTG -6.0	RUTG -5.5	RUTG -5.5
San José State @ Texas	Locked	UT -26	UT -26	UT -26.5	UT -26	UT -27.5	UT -27	UT -26	UT -26.5
Tulane @ Navy	NAVY -13.5	NAVY -13	NAVY -13	NAVY -13	NAVY -13	NAVY -13	NAVY -12	NAVY -13	NAVY -13
Louisiana @ Tulsa	TULSA -14	TULSA -14	TULSA -14.5	TULSA -14.5	TULSA -15	TULSA -15	TULSA -14	TULSA -16	TULSA -14
Central Michigan @ Kansas	KAN -5.5	KAN -5.5	KAN -5.5	KAN -5.0	KAN -5.5	KAN -5.5	KAN -5.0	KAN -5.5	KAN -5.5
Nebraska @ Oregon	UO -13.5	UO -13.5	UO -13.5	UO -13	UO -13.5	UO -13.5	UO -13	UO -14	UO -14
Hawai'i @ UCLA	UCLA -23.5	UCLA -23.5	UCLA -23.5	UCLA -23.5	UCLA -23	UCLA -23.5	UCLA -23.5	UCLA -23	UCLA -23.5
Marshall @ NC State	NCST -24.5	NCST -24	NCST -24	NCST -24	NCST -24.5	NCST -24.5	NCST -24	NCST -24.5	NCST -24
Auburn @ Clemson	CLEM -6.0	CLEM -5.0	CLEM -5.0	CLEM -5.5	CLEM -5.5	CLEM -6.0	CLEM -6.0	CLEM -6.0	CLEM -5.5
South Carolina @ Missouri	MIZZ -2.5	MIZZ -2.5	MIZZ -2.5	MIZZ -2.5	MIZZ -2.5	MIZZ -2.5	MIZZ -2.5	MIZZ -2.5	MIZZ -2.5
North Texas @ SMU	SMU -13.5	SMU -13.5	SMU -13.5	SMU -13.5	SMU -13.5	SMU -13	SMU -13	SMU -13.5	SMU -13.5
Toledo @ Nevada	TOL -10	TOL -10	TOL -10	TOL -10	TOL -9.5	TOL -9.5	TOL -9.5	TOL -9.5	TOL -9.5
UNLV @ Idaho	IDAHO -6.5	IDAHO -6.5	IDAHO -6.5	IDAHO -6.5	IDAHO -6.5	IDAHO -6.5	IDAHO -6.5	IDAHO -6.5	IDAHO -6.5
Georgia @ Notre Dame	ND -5.0	ND -5.0	ND -5.0	ND -5.0	ND -5.0	ND -5.0	ND -4.5	ND -4.5	ND -4.5
Oklahoma @ Ohio State	tOSU -7.5	tOSU -7.5	tOSU -7.5	tOSU -7.0	tOSU -7.5	tOSU -7.0	tOSU -7.5	tOSU -7.5	tOSU -7.5
Mississippi State @ Louisiana Tech	MSST -9.0	MSST -9.5	MSST -9.5	MSST -9.0	MSST -9.0	MSST -8.5	MSST -9.0	MSST -8.5	MSST -8.5
UTSA @ Baylor	BAY -16	BAY -17	BAY -17	BAY -17	BAY -17	BAY -17	BAY -16.5	BAY -17	BAY -17
New Mexico State @ New Mexico	UNM -7.0	UNM -7.0	UNM -7.0	UNM -7.0	UNM -7.0	UNM -7.5	UNM -7.5	UNM -7.0	UNM -7.0
Rice @ UTEP	UTEP -1.5	UTEP -1.5	UTEP -1.5	UTEP -1.5	UTEP -1.0	UTEP -1.0	UTEP -1.0	UTEP -1.5	UTEP -1.0
WKU @ Illinois	WKU -7.0	WKU -7.5	WKU -7.0	WKU -7.0	WKU -7.5	WKU -7.5	WKU -7.0	WKU -7.5	WKU -7.5
Stanford @ USC	USC -5.5	USC -6.0	USC -6.0	USC -6.5	USC -5.5	USC -6.0	USC -6.0	USC -6.0	USC -5.5
Minnesota @ Oregon State	ORST -2.0	ORST -2.5	ORST -2.0	ORST -2.5	ORST -2.0	ORST -2.0	ORST -2.5	ORST -2.0	ORST -2.0
Utah @ BYU	UTAH -3.0	UTAH -2.5	UTAH -3.0	UTAH -2.5	UTAH -3.0	UTAH -2.0	UTAH -2.5	UTAH -2.5	UTAH -2.5
Boise State @ Washington State	WSU -10.5	WSU -10	WSU -10	WSU -10	WSU -10	WSU -10	WSU -10	WSU -10	WSU -10.5
Houston @ Arizona	UH -1.0	UH -1.0	UH -1.0	UH -1.0	UH -1.0	UH -1.0	UH -1.5	UH -1.0	UH -1.0
San Diego State @ Arizona State	ASU -3.5	ASU -3.5	ASU -4.0	ASU -3.5	ASU -3.5	ASU -3.5	ASU -3.5	ASU -3.5	ASU -3.5

So a few weeks ago I compiled all the early week one betting lines and was asked to do this weekly so here it is.
I will choose 5 games against the spread each week and keep track of my record. This week my choices are as follows: 1. Troy +11 @ Boise St. 2. Nevada +24 @ Nortwestern. 3. FIU +17 @ UCF 4. FAU +9.5 vs Navy 5. CSU +5 @ Colorado

Teams	Bovada	V1 Consensus	Westgate Superbook	MGM Mirage	William Hill	Wynn LV	CG Tech.	Stations	BetOnline
FIU @ UCF	UCF -17	UCF -17	UCF -17	Locked	UCF -17	UCF -16.5	UCF -17	UCF -17	UCF -16.5
Buffalo @ Minnesota	UM -24	UM -24	UM -24.5	UM -25	UM -25	UM -24.5	UM -25	Locked	UM -24
Tulsa @ Oklahoma State	OKST -18.5	OKST -17.5	OKST -18	OKST -18	OKST -18	OKST -19	Locked	OKST -18.5	OKST -17.5
Ohio State @ Indiana	tOSU -21.5	tOSU -21	tOSU -20.5	tOSU -20.5	tOSU -21	tOSU -20.5	tOSU -21	tOSU -21	tOSU -21.5
ULM @ Memphis	MEM -26	MEM -26	MEM -26	MEM -26	MEM -26.5	MEM -26.5	MEM -26.5	MEM -26	MEM -25.5
New Mexico State @ Arizona State	ASU -23	ASU -22.5	ASU -22.5	ASU -23	ASU -23	ASU -23	ASU -23.5	ASU -22.5	ASU -22
Charlotte @ Eastern Michigan	EMU -14	EMU -14	EMU -14	EMU -14	EMU -14	EMU -14	EMU -14	Locked	EMU -14
Navy @ FAU	Navy -9.0	Navy -9.5	Navy -9.5	Navy -9.5	Navy -9.5	Navy -10	Navy -9.5	Navy -9.5	Navy -9.0
Washington @ Rutgers	UW -27.5	UW -27.5	UW -27.5	UW -28	UW -28	UW -27.5	UW -27.5	UW -27.5	UW -27.5
Utah State @ Wisconsin	Wisc -27.0	Wisc -28	Wisc -28	Wisc -27.5	Wisc -28	Locked	Wisc -27.5	Wisc -28	Wisc -28.5
Boston College @ Northern Illinois	BC -4.0	BC -3.5	BC -3.5	BC -3.5	BC -3.5	BC -3.5	BC -3.5	BC -4.0	BC -4.0
Colorado State @ Colorado	Colorado -5.0	Colorado -4.5	Colorado -4.5	Colorado -5.5	Colorado -5.0	Colorado -5.5	Colorado -5.0	Colorado -4.5	Colorado -5.0
Maryland @ Texas	UT -19	UT -18.5	UT -18.5	UT -18	UT -18	UT -18	UT -18	UT -19	UT -18.5
Bowling Green @ Michigan State	MSU -17.5	MSU -17.5	MSU -17	MSU -17	MSU -17	MSU -17	MSU -17	MSU -17	MSU -17.5
Wyoming @ Iowa	Iowa -11.5	Iowa -11.5	Iowa -11.5	Iowa -12.5	Iowa -12	Iowa -12.5	Iowa -12	Locked	Iowa -11.5
Akron @ Penn State	PSU -31	PSU -30.5	PSU -30.5	PSU -31	PSU -31	PSU -30.5	PSU -31	PSU -31	PSU -30
Kent State @ Clemson	Clem -39.5	Clem -39.5	Clem -39.5	Clem -40	Clem -39	Clem -39.5	Clem -39.5	Clem -40	Clem -39.5
Ball State @ Illinois	Illinois -7.0	Illinois -7.0	Illinois -6.5	Illinois -7.0	Illinois -7.0	Illinois -7.0	Illinois -7.0	Illinois -7.0	Illinois -6.5
California @ North Carolina	UNC -12	UNC -12	UNC -11.5	UNC -12	Locked	UNC -12	UNC -12	Locked	UNC -12
NC State @ South Carolina	NCST -5.0	NCST -5.0	NCST -5.5	NCST -5.5	NCST -5.0		NCST -5.5	NCST -5.5	Locked
Michigan @ Florida	UM -4.0	UM -3.5	UM -3.5	UM -3.5	Locked	UM -4.0	UM -3.5	UM -3.5	UM -3.5
UTEP @ Oklahoma	OU -42	OU -42	OU -43	OU -43.5	OU -44	OU -44	OU -44	OU -42	OU -42.5
Temple @ Notre Dame	ND -18	ND -18.5	ND -18.5	ND -17.5	ND -18	ND -17.5	ND -17.5	ND -18.5	ND -18.5
Nevada @ Northwestern	NW -24	NW -24	NW -24	NW -23.5	Locked	NW -24	Locked	Locked	Locked
Troy @ Boise State	BSU -11	BSU -10.5	BSU -10.5	BSU -11	Locked	BSU -11.5	BSU -11	BSU -11	BSU -11
Kentucky @ Southern Miss	UK -10	UK -10	UK -10	UK -10	Locked	UK -10	UK -10	Locked	UK -10
Western Michigan @ USC	USC -27.5	USC -26.5	USC -26.5	USC -27.5	USC -27.5	USC -27.5	Locked	USC -27	USC -27.5
Appalachian State @ Georgia	UGA -14.5	UGA -14.5	UGA -14.5	UGA -14	UGA -14.5	UGA -14.5	Locked	UGA -14	UGA -14
Miami (OH) @ Marshall	Marshall -2.0	Marshall -2.5	Marshall -2.5	Marshall -1.5	Marshall -1.5	Marshall -1.5	Mmarshall -1.5	Marshall -2.0	Marshall -2.0
UMass @ Coastal Carolina	Umass -2.5	Umass -2.5	Umass -2.5	Umass -2.0	Umass -2.0	Umass -2.5	Umass -2.5	Umass -2.5	Umass -2.5
Houston @ UTSA	PPD	PPD	PPD	PPD	PPD	PPD	PPD	PPD	PPD
Georgia Southern @ Auburn	AU -34	AU -34.5	AU -34.5	AU -34.5	AU -34.5	AU -34	AU -34.5	AU -33.5	AU -34.5
Purdue vs Louisville	UL -24.5	UL -24.5	UL -24.5	UL -25	UL -25	UL -25	UL -25	UL -25	UL -24.5
South Alabama @ Ole Miss	Miss -24	Miss -23.5	Miss -24	Miss -24	Miss -24	Miss -24	Miss -24	Locked	Miss -24
Florida State @ Alabama	Bama -7.5	Bama -7.0	Locked	Bama -7.0	Locked	Bama -7.0	Bama -7.0	Locked	Bama -7.0
Arkansas State @ Nebraska	Neb -15	Neb -15	Neb -15	Neb -15.5	Neb -15	Neb -15	Neb -15	Neb -15	Neb -16
Vanderbilt @ Middle Tennessee	Vandy -3.5	Vandy -3.5	Vandy -3.0	Vandy -4.0	Vandy -3.5	Vandy -3.5	Vandy -3.5	Vandy -3.5	Vandy -3.5
BYU vs LSU	N/A	LSU -16.5	LSU -16.5	LSU -14.5	LSU -16.5	LSU -14	LSU -16	LSU -16	LSU -16
West Virginia @ Virginia Tech	VT -4.0	VT -4.0	VT -4.0	VT -4.5	VT -4.5	VT -4.0	VT -4.5	Locked	VT -4.0
Texas A&M @ UCLA	UCLA -3.5	UCLA -4.0	UCLA -3.5	UCLA -3.5	UCLA -4.0	UCLA -4.0	UCLA -4.0	UCLA -4.0	UCLA -3.5
Tennessee @ Georgia Tech	UT -3.0	UT -3.0	UT -3.0	UT -3.0	UT -3.0	UT -3.5	UT -3.0	UT -3.0	UT -3.0