Can I access information on college football betting lines for week 8.

Question

I am a big fan of college football betting and would like to know what are the recent college football betting lines for week 8 games.

Answer 1

The Super Seven had yet a good week 6 going 5-2. The overall record now stands at 17-17-1 on the season. This week presents us with plenty of quality games and the Super Seven has all of the big games covered.
College Football Week 1 Picks: 2-5
College Football Week 2 Picks: 2-5
College Football Week 3 Picks: 3-3-1
College Football Week 4 Picks: 5-2
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College Football Week 6 Picks: 5-2
College Football Week 7 Picks: 3-4
Overall: 20-21-1

7. East Carolina -12.5 - Line opened at EastCarolina minus 12½, and is still minus 12½. This one seems almost too easy, & we usually run quickly away from such matches, as the oddsmakers are no fools. Thus another early week tabling, despite the fact that the Pirates are again making their presence known, especially when it comes to putting pts on the board, as they've moved to the #13 spot in the land in scoring, having reached 44 pts or more on 3 occasions, & taking the likes of SoMiss & NoCaroSt the past 2 wks.

6. ND -6.5 - Three straight Notre Dame wins have greedy NBC execs giddy with excitement and this neutral-fi eld encounter should fi nd Irish eyes smiling again. While Navy has been a sure-fi re investment in South Bend (10-0 ATS last 10, including the last two straight up), a Madoff meeting is a better proposition than backing the Middies on even ground in this series. The Irish have won all 13 contests between these two on neutral territory, including fi ve of the last six ATS. Revenge is also the order of the day for Brian Kelly’s crew. A nasty one, at that, as the Dame outgained Navy by over 100 yards in a 2-point loss as 12.5-point favorites last season. With the academy registering a couple of phony ‘inside-out’ wins of late (Wake Forest, SMU), our ears won’t be ringing with Swabs on this fall afternoon. Nope – our eyes will be smiling like a ‘morning spring.’ In the lilt of Irish laughter, we’ll lay the points as we can hear Touchdown Jesus and the ‘angels sing.’

5. Georgia -4 - We hate to bite the hand that fed us last week as the Wildcats delivered our Perfect System Game of the Year, but the shoe is on the other paw this week. We’ve constantly shared the numbers behind Mark Richt’s success on other team’s fi elds and with star WR A.J. Greene now in the lineup, the feeling here is the Dawgs are back and barking. A Richt number we need to point out this week is his 6-1 SU and ATS mark away as a dog or favorite of less than seven points with revenge (Georgia lost to Kentucky, 34-27, in their home fi nale last season as 9.5-point favorites, despite outgaining the ‘Cats, 487-260). Another number worth mentioning is this little beauty that could only come from our database: in Game Eight matchups involving a 3-4 team visiting a 4-3 conference host, the visitor is 17-4 ATS when they are allowing less than 31 PPG on the season. If that’s not a big enough bone, chew on this: the Wildcats will likely feel the ‘wrath of Spurrier’ as teams who knock off his Gamecocks are 2-10-1 ATS at home the following game, including 0-7-1 ATS when hosting an avenging foe. Throw in KY’s jelly-like 3-10 SU and ATS record at home as a dog or favorite of less than 10 points versus a conference foe with revenge and you can further understand who we’re backing in this battle of ‘Cats and Dawgs. UGA VIII improves to 2-0!

4. Temple -7 - Temple was scoring one more point than they allowed prior to meeting Bowling Green last Saturday and guess what? Final score: 28-27, Temple. How’s that for consistency? Now that the world thinks Temple games should be close, how about a comfy win instead? Before their trip to Northern Illinois, Buffalo had been allowing only 312 yards per game, and logging an impressive 83 plays per game. But NIU gained 441 offensive yards and the play count was 76-59, favoring Northern Illinois. Allegro tempo is nice, but when you’re doing it on three-and-outs against good run defenses like Northern Illinois, and like Temple, then your defense gets murderized on the back end if the opposing offense has a good running game, like Northern Illinois, and like Temple. As suspected last week, Temple’s suspect pass defense got them in trouble vs. Bowling Green. Buffalo’s passing game isn’t close to being as machine-like. The quarterback has completed only 46.4% of his passes and has already thrown 12 interceptions.

3. Iowa -6.5 - Without winning the turnover battle 4-0, Iowa would have been in trouble vs. Michigan last week. The Wolverines spread the Hawkeyes out and put up over 500 yards of offense. Wisky’s physical run game plays a bit better to Iowa’s defensive strength and the home team will feel a bit more…at home. The Badgers won’t give up much on the ground, so look for Iowa to put this one in QB Stanzi’s hands. He stuffed the Badgers last year and will do it again this year vs. a secondary that has trouble vs. balanced clubs.

2. Ohio State -23.5 - Bad time to be a Purdue player? A rare, circled revenge game for Ohio State gets added emphasis for the chance to wipe the taste of a nationally televised loss at Wisconsin from their mouths. Purdue had lost five straight going into that aberrational win a year ago, when the Buckeyes were -5 in Turnover Ratio. Now, the Boilermakers have won two in a row, so everyone expects them to be more competitive, right? Not so fast, my friends. Running quarterback Rob Henry around the field was part of a successful plan against Northwestern and Minnesota. It’s unlikely to be part of a successful plan against the Ohio State defense. Talented defensive athletes shutting down a suddenly “unstoppable” running quarterback not supported by a strong vertical game? Seen that movie before and bought tickets for it early: Texas beating Nebraska last Saturday.

1. West Virginia -13.5 - Syracuse’s new starting quarterback likes to use the middle of the field. With five players in the West Virginia secondary, the middle of the field will be a bit too overpopulated to feel comfortable about. West Virginia’s run defense is Top Ten material (2.6 yards per carry), but something tells us the Orange can do better than that over the course of the game. Something also tells us that if Syracuse keeps running, the game will end before they realize that West Virginia’s offense has zipped up and down the field for five scores against their defense, while they only got two. And something also tells us that if Syracuse goes to their air in catch-up mode, WVU’s score count will rise to six.

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