[Betman]

A few comments regarding college football games involving a team from Division I versus a team from Division II.

The lines for these games are posted the same day they are scheduled at around 11 AM ET or noon.

Games that experience a big (and rapid) line move ( 2 points or more) are covering at a jaw dropping rate.

One game that stood like a sore thumb last saturday was Charleston Southern versus South Florida. The opening line was South Florida -35 and quickly swelled to -37.

Final score :

South Florida : 59
Charl. Southern : 0

[Mac4Lyfe]

Where are you placing bets on D1 versus D2 schools?? I don't think you can get that action in Vegas.

[Betman]

Only a few offshore books offer these lines such as 5Dimes, Bookmaker and BetJamaica.

I will be keeping an eye on the lines when they are posted tomorrow and let you know what happened.

[blackbeSSt]

betus.com has them all day long! i won a 7 team 7 point teaser last week and doing a 5 team 7pointer this week here

don't think BJ has them though. or at least i can't find them on their site

[Betman]

For the record, here are the lines which moved at least 2 points and the results :

1) Central Michigan :

Opening line : -40.5
Closing line : -43

Central Michigan won 48-0 and covered the spread


2) Ohio :

Opening line : -4
Closing line : -6

Ohio won 28-10 and covered the spread


3) South Florida :

Opening line : -35
Closing line : -37

South Florida won 59-0 and covered the spread


4) Mississippi :

Opening line : -37.5
Closing line : -40.5

Mississippi won 52-6 and covered the spread


That's a sweet 4-0 ATS

No capping involved. No number crushing. Nothing

A capper's dream come true

[Betman]

Here are the plays for Week 4 that meet the criteria stated above :


1) McNeese State :

Opening line : +4.5
Closing line : +2


2) Grambling State :

Opening line : +43.5
Closing line : +40.5


3) Maine :

Opening line : +24
Closing line : +21


4) Hofstra :

Opening line : +24
Closing line : +21.5


There are 4 plays for Week 4 that meet the criteria (2 point move or better). One thing in common these plays share: they are all underdogs.

I am not touching these games yet. I am listing the plays for information purposes. I need a larger sample before I decide to jump in and try to catch a piece of the action