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College football headquarters: Everything you need to prepare yourself for the 2012 season

August 31, 2012

We’ve churned out 100s of college football articles in the last few months to help you prepare for the season, but many readers complain that they can’t find what they’re looking for.

This post should help alleviate that problem.

Below, you’ll find everything you need to know to get you caught up to speed. There’s plenty of articles about win totals, point spreads, futures odds, analysis, pundits projections, and so on.

Feel free to bookmark the page and refer to it often.

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW

WIN TOTALS

  • The Greek was the first offshore to officially release win totals. They set over/unders for 43 teams. Here’s a look at how our win total projections stacked up against The Greek’s.

POINT SPREADS

MAGAZINES

PREDICTIONS

  • Win total Best Bet … click here.
  • Prediction Machine’s Paul Bessire provided his most likely national champion.
    • If you’re interested, Bessire conducted a Q&A with us in mid-June.
  • Win odds suggest that Oregon will have the most wins of all 124 FBS teams.
    • Odds for every team can be found here.

ANALYSIS

  • Using line projections as a guide, here’s what conference standings might look like.
  • What statistics are useful when handicapping college football and how can they be applied?
  • Coach rankings: Meyer’s all-time ATS record has Ohio State bettors seeing green.
  • Are college football bye weeks overrated? Why Virginia Tech, which plays five games against teams coming off byes, shouldn’t worry too much.
REFERENCES
  • ESPN released its national TV schedule. Here it is, along with point spreads.

FUTURES ODDS

  • Who is the favorite to win the Heisman Trophy?
    • Psssst. There’s some serious value on Kansas State QB Collin Klein.

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