2023 Pre-Season Odds

Red Five

Red Five

Heisman Trophy Winner
Win totals are starting to trickle out with spring ball done and portal activity slowing

From DraftKings

https://sportsbook.draftkings.com/leagues/football/ncaaf?category=team-futures&subcategory=regular-season-wins

Nebraska Over 6 -120 / Under 6 +100

Minnesota Over 6.5 -105 / Under 6.5 -115

Colorado Over 3 +100 / Under 3 -120

No Illinois <none listed>

La Tech <none listed>

Michigan Over 10.5 -105 / Under 10.5 -115

Illinois Over 6.5 -135 / Under 6.5 +115

Northwestern Over 3.5 -115 / Under 3.5 -105

Purdue Over 5.5 -110 / Under 5.5 -110

Mich St Over 5.5 +110 / Under 5.5 -130

Maryland Over 7 -105 / Under 7 -115

Wisconsin Over 9 +100 / Under 9 -120

Iowa Over 7.5 -135 / Under 7.5 +115

I don't see division odds yet, but from their totals you can imply the ranking of B1G West teams:

Wisconsin

Iowa

Illinois

Minnesota

Nebraska

Purdue

Northwestern

 
Last edited by a moderator:
Refresher for those not up on gambling lingo

A minus sign means you need to lay that amount to win $100.  A plus sign means you need to lay $100 to win that amount.

Betting Iowa over 7.5 at -135 means if you bet $135 you would win $100 dollars (total of $235 returned to you)

Betting Iowa under 7.5 at +115 means if you bet $100 you would win $115 dollars (total of $215 returned to you)

 
Last edited by a moderator:
Red Five said:
Refresher for those not up on gambling lingo

A minus sign means you need to lay that amount to win $100.  A plus sign means you need to lay $100 to win that amount.

Betting Iowa over 7.5 at -135 means if you bet $135 you would win $100 dollars (total of $235 returned to you)

Betting Iowa under at +115 means if you bet $100 you would win $115 dollars (total of $215 returned to you)
Click to expand...


Just repost this every time.  I will not remember. 

 
FanDuel Odds are out

Nebraska Over 6.5 +116 / Under 6.5 -142

Minnesota Over 7.5 +134 / Under 7.5 -164

Colorado Over 3.5 +142 / Under 3.5 -175

No Illinois <none listed>

La Tech <none listed>

Michigan Over 10.5 +100 / Under 10.5 -122

Illinois Over 6.5 -134 / Under 6.5 +110

Northwestern Over 3.5 -128 / Under 3.5 +104

Purdue Over 5.5 +118 / Under 5.5 -144

Mich St Over 5.5 +116 / Under 5.5 -142

Maryland Over 7.5  +134 / Under 7.5 -164

Wisconsin Over 8.5 -128 / Under 8.5 +104

Iowa Over 7.5 -144 / Under 7.5 +118

No division odds yet, but to win the B1G

Wisconsin +650

Iowa +1400

Minnesota +2900

Illinois +5000

Nebraska +6000

Purdue +10000

Northwestern +10000

Also Nebraska is currently 250-1 to win the Natty and Jeff Sims in 60-1 to win the Heisman.

 
Undone said:
Colorado's over/under is hilarious.
Click to expand...


It is funny, but it's next to impossible to properly handicap them. We've just never seen this sort of experiment taken to this sort of level, all amplified of course by a guy like Deion who throws another wrench into that equation.

Wouldn't touch that line for anything. No record Colorado puts up could be considered truly surprising.

 
brophog said:
It is funny, but it's next to impossible to properly handicap them. We've just never seen this sort of experiment taken to this sort of level, all amplified of course by a guy like Deion who throws another wrench into that equation.

Wouldn't touch that line for anything. No record Colorado puts up could be considered truly surprising.
Click to expand...


Yeah. Coming off of being a struggling program and then this insane roster overhaul of basically 60 players leaving the team, it's crazy. Here's their schedule:

image.png

So I guess I can actually see a scenario where their only wins come from maybe Oregon State & Arizona, or maybe Oregon State & Stanford.

 
Undone said:
Yeah. Coming off of being a struggling program and then this insane roster overhaul of basically 60 players leaving the team, it's crazy. Here's their schedule:

View attachment 20657

So I guess I can actually see a scenario where their only wins come from maybe Oregon State & Arizona, or maybe Oregon State & Stanford.
Click to expand...


I don't know who they lost, but Oregon State quietly won 10 games last year. Colorado State is the worst team on their schedule by quite a ways, then Arizona State/Stanford. Again based on last years numbers so not perfect, we were about on par with Arizona a bit above the last two.

Colorado's number last year was really bad, but with a complete roster overhaul I agree we have no idea - but if they win 2 games I don't think Oregon State will be one. I could see anywhere from 1-11 (which would be incredibly interesting) to maybe 7-5 or 8-4? Which also be interesting but less so. Pac-12 isn't super strong, and we're a winnable non-conference appointment until we prove otherwise. But if I were to bet I'd guess they win 3-4 and that's the least interesting outcome - progress, but not a total transformation.

 
Undone said:
Yeah. Coming off of being a struggling program and then this insane roster overhaul of basically 60 players leaving the team, it's crazy. Here's their schedule:

View attachment 20657

So I guess I can actually see a scenario where their only wins come from maybe Oregon State & Arizona, or maybe Oregon State & Stanford.
Click to expand...
Made me chuckle! You not knowing anything about OSU last year is akin to no one knowing about CU this year. We have no clue and can't predict. They could win 10 or 0, should be fun to watch!

 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top