I would be inclined to take the points against MSU and Iowa and lay the points against Purdue and Minny.
+6.5 at Iowa seems unreasonably high to then compare it to a +1.5 at MSU. Otherwise, most of those seem pretty fair.
I think I'd rather go moneyline when you can only get +1.5 (as not many games are decided by one point). I was going to share the same about Troy, Danimal. The Trojans had the 21st-best stats overall by my reckoning.
https://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2017/9/29/16382818/neal-brown-troy-football-head-coach-lsu
I agree with you on the ML piece, I was just going off what was listed by teach. I wonder if there is some built in inflation on Troy on the off chance that Troy gets a new head coach.
Some of the spreads are a bit surprising, but the overall win total seems about right to me, so I won't argue too much. I can honestly say I haven't paid a bit of attention to Colorado since we changed conferences. Anyone more familiar with them that can tell me why we're favored by 6.5?
Yeah, CU had that nice year with 10 wins (I think) and I think it was just one of those years...where everything came togehterHome game for Nebraska + 'rivalry spot'=3-4 points
CU loses their best offensive player by far (Lindsay who was a lot of fun to watch)=1 point
Coaching advantage=1.5 points
That's an admittedly really simplistic way of looking at it but at least gives some insight as to why NU is favored. There are also a ton of other factors (NU should get a bump w/ Frost, CU has been trending down since Leavitt left as DC, etc).
I was 'googling' for the same reason (wondering if he was going to be snapped up). I wouldn't mind it for our sake and then I have a friend who went to Jacksonville State also. Their rival is Troy.